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October 14 Birthday Horoscope
The Year Ahead
Forecast for October 2011 to October 2012
If You Were Born Today, October 14:
You have a great interest in, and eye for, form and structure. You would make a good architect, interior decorator, designer, or any profession that combines art and structure. You are highly intelligent, with strong "right brain" and "left brain" skills. You have a mischievous, almost childlike side to you, and your creativity is potent. You make success look easy, but the truth is, you are very willing to work hard for it. Responsible and determined, once you determine the life path you want for yourself, you go for it. Famous people born today: Usher, e. e. cummings, Ralph Lauren, Thomas Dolby.
Your Birthday Year Forecast:
Your intuition runs high in the year ahead. You are more sensitive artistically, your imagination is stirred, and you have an increased appreciation for subtleties. You are inspired and could even inspire others with your words. Some of your hunches could be prophetic. You are thinking more creatively, and express yourself with more sensitivity, compassion, and warmth.
You are likely to establish connections and/or relationships with people that help forward your own personal growth in the year ahead. Teamwork and camaraderie, as well as meaningful connections, can figure strongly in your life. You feel your life has definite purpose this year. Through your contacts with others, you are encouraged to grow.
It should be an excellent period for opening up communications with others, as you are more sensitive than usual and more willing to listen. Getting your point across is easier, as it's not only about what specific words you choose to communicate, you intuitively express the meaning and intention behind the words. You can effectively use words to soothe, heal, and teach this year. You are also more open to new ways of looking at problems, thus it's considerably easier to find solutions.
The opportunity to grow through your love and social connections this year is strong. You are seeking intensity in love, and are especially aware of the importance of healthy relating and intimacy. You could renew and deepen love commitments or social connections. Strong and stimulating--even motivating--attractions to others are likely. Secret loves or attractions may develop and existing relationships tend to rise to a higher level of insight and understanding. Romantic relationships and attractions have a fated quality to them this year. This could be a year when you fall in love, and this could be with a person, an activity, or a cause! Meeting someone who transforms your life, and more specifically your values and attitude towards love, is possible. Strong existing relationships are likely to grow and transform in rewarding ways, as you are more open than usual to intensity and passion. Your finances could also improve dramatically this year, generally due to your increased ability to strategize and cut out frivolous expenses.
You may be actively involved with teamwork and collaboration with others this year. Your passions are stirred, and you generally find it straightforward to form positive connections with others.
You are especially creative this year, and "tuned in". If you can apply your increased imagination and powers of observation to productive projects, you can go far. Your social life is rewarding, and finances benefit from a more strategic approach to their management.
2012 will be a Number Two year for you. Ruled by the Moon. This is a year of potential companionship. It is a quiet, gentle, and mostly harmonious year that is less active than other years. Instead, you are more responsive to the needs of others. If you are patient and open yourself up in a gentle manner, you will attract both things and people. This is an excellent year in which to build and develop for the future. Advice - be patient, be receptive, enjoy the peace, collect.
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Ron Paul Group Paints Perry, Romney As "Pretty Boys"
They are pretty boys, shills for bankers, plastic men. Such are the descriptions of Mitt Romney and Rick Perry that a group supporting the GOP nomination of Texas Rep. Ron Paul has laced through a new video ad it released today.
The ad, put out by the pro-Paul RevolutionPAC, is yet more evidence that the gloves are coming off in the Republican nomination brawl, especially among the lesser candidates, who fear the race is becoming a two-way contest between the former Massachusetts governor and the governor of Texas.
"If you believe the media, here is our choice for president," says the ad's narrator, as cartoon characters depicting the two frontrunners pop up on a stage. "This pretty boy or that pretty boy. Mitt Romney, who was praised by Barack Obama for his Massachusetts health care program, or Rick Perry, who applauded Hillary Clinton's health care plan."
The ad then plugs Mr. Paul as the true conservative who saw the housing crisis coming and opposed the 2008 bank bailout. "Everything Ron Paul is predicting is coming true," the narrator says.
A political action committee supporting Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann is also running ads that go after Mr. Perry. The Romney camp has been attacking Mr. Perry's Social Security stance in a flier making the rounds in Florida.
Eight GOP candidates will have a chance to criticize one another in person at tonight's debate in Tampa. The debate runs from 8 to 10 p.m. and will be carried by CNN.

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Event: Trek to Machu Picchu, Peru between 18/10/2012 and 27/10/2012
In memory of: Ben Kinsella
Jane Dowling
£3,999.00 raised of £4,500.00 target
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Well done and finally made the payment!
Donation by From Marta @ CAF (to replace cheque) on 03/01/13
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Well done Jane, proud of you xx
Donation by Sharon Edwards on 05/11/12
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Well done on all your hard work its amazing!!! Good Luck :) Have a fab time!! xxx
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Hello Jane, it's just amazing what you're doing! Well done, keep on going! Good luck with everything!
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Be thinking of you up that mountain! Have a blast up there.
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Go Jane! Good luck
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Good luck dear friend, you will undoubtably be amazing as always.. Lots of love from Claire, Al, Ruby and Molly moo xxxx
Donation by Anonymous on 03/09/12
Hiya Jane Good Luck!
Donation by Lisa P on 18/08/12
Jane, you're amazing! Best of luck to you all for the trek and well done for supporting such a great cause. xx
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I'm glad to donate to this cause and wish you all good luck on your trek. x
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FANTASTIC! You rock Jane! Good luck to everyone too, you're all amazing! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!! Well done my darling, you are nearly there :o) Amazing all of you are!!!! xxxxx
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Fantastic!! Good luck xx
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FANTASTIC! Nearly at your target hun. Well done you! Roll on 10 weeks love Ade
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FANTASTIC! Gooooo Jane :) xx
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fantastic! finally i managed it. I bet paying for this is more painful than camping! loads of love Jane. You are a champ
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Go Jane! Such an amazing thing to do and for such a great cause.
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FANTASTIC Hi Jane, Good luck darling - you are an angel for doing this and Brooke must be really thankful and proud. Shall be thinking of you.
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Go Sis!!! It will be a FANTASTIC experience!!
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Care Level: Very Easy. Will tolerate a wide range of water parameters including pH, temperature and hardness. Can tolerate higher nitrate levels than other fish and is hardy enough to withstand the cycling process. Will readily eat prepared foods and has no special care requirements.
Origin: Essequibo River basin, Guyana, South America.
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Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Happy holidays to all, even the NHL and NHLPA
In the spirit of the season (sadly, not the NHL season), it seems fair to wish everybody a hearty and healthy holidays and a happy upcoming New Year.
As a result of the continuing lockout, which has now reached its 100th day, I'm afforded an actual full Christmas week off, which is strange. Normally it's a 2-3 day break. So I'm enjoying a nice staycation here at Chez Gross, having eaten way too much at a friend's Christmas Eve party and looking forward to eating far too much later this afternoon at a friend's Christmas party (notice a theme, story of my life).
As for our beloved but absent NHL hockey, so far, nothing new to report. The sides still have not announced any plans to meet, though there had been some expectation they would get together after Christmas.They have to meet soon because that loud ticking is the time running out on saving this season.
Assuming that can be accomplished (and I'm still of the opinion that will be the case), I believe the NHL needs to adopt the 3-2-1- point system, if only for this season only. I wrote about that today in The Record.
Beyond that, enjoy the day and the week.
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We were late for school this morning. It was bound to happen. We got to school with four minutes to spare on Monday, three minutes on Tuesday, two on Wednesday, one on Thursday. Today, with Halloween candy hangovers, we were five, okay maybe ten, minutes late.
It's been hard to wake the kids up when it's so dark in the morning. I spend five minutes sitting on the edge of my second grader's bed each day, arguing with her that it's indeed morning as we squint against the glare of her bedside light, windows black as ink around us.
She's still trying to grasp this time thing. The past two nights she's come into our bedroom between three and four to ask if it's morning yet. I don't blame her for being confused. I blame whoever came up with Daylight Saving Time.
Daylight Saving Time (DST), was initially rooted in the idea that longer daylight hours would equate with less energy usage. According to this National Geographic article, the opposite may be true. In a stretch of 50 years, DST has been expanded from six months to eight months. Not everyone, especially not farmers and parents of school-aged kids, is happy about this.
"It [DST] has been expanded by a month every 20 years or so since the mid-1960s, and now we start to get daylight saving time in the late winter/early spring and in the very late autumn. This means that our sunrise times are so late that schoolchildren are out on dark streets in the morning, and that raises objections among parents of schoolchildren."
Thankfully, Daylight Saving Time comes to an end this weekend. We turn the clocks back, fall back, at 2 a.m. this Sunday the third of November. By doing so, we theoretically gain an extra hour– a beautiful, priceless hour– of sleep. Of course that also means our days get even shorter and darkness falls before many of us get home from work.
One truly good thing that's come of the ritual of DST is it serves as a handy reminder for families to check their smoke alarm systems. Safe Kids Worldwide, a global organization dedicated to preventing injuries in children, wants to remind families to that turning our clocks back and turning our attention to our fire safety systems should go hand in hand.
Smoke alarms can double your family's chance of surviving a house fire.
"For the best protection, install smoke alarms on every level of your home, outside every sleeping area, and in every bedroom. Smoke alarms should be mounted high on walls or ceilings and tested monthly." –
Smoke alarm batteries should be checked changed once per year. It's also important to know that smoke alarms don't last forever and expire within 8 to 10 years.
I hardly slept last night after reading the Safe Kids reminder. I was too busy wondering if our smoke alarms still worked. It seemed extra dark this morning.
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|Wrongdoing on the Taxpayers' Dime
|News Releases - Civic News & Info
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|Tuesday, 08 May 2012 13:53
by U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley
The taxpaying public's confidence in the federal government suffered more setbacks recently with two scandals: excessive spending by the General Services Administration and allegations of misconduct within the Secret Service. The actions by employees in these agencies have led to internal and congressional investigations that call into question the culture of the bureaucratic hierarchy.
Americans may not be as familiar with the GSA, which was established in 1949 to streamline the administration of the federal government, from purchasing paper clips to managing leases for office space. In effect, it is an agency that is supposed to help other agencies operate efficiently and should therefore be a model of fiscal rectitude. The GSA's lower-profile, behind-the-scenes work was elevated to a higher-profile public square when its $822,000 "retreat" in Las Vegas made the GSA the most recent example of excessive, wasteful spending by the federal government.
Showing blatant disregard for taxpayers who would foot the bill for its over-the-top conference in 2010, the GSA pulled out all the stops with lavish entertainment (including clowns and a psychic), gifts and luxurious accommodations knowing full well the taxpayers were picking up the tab. Somehow I don't think the GSA needs to re-hire the mind-reader to figure out how taxpayers feel about paying for 300 federal employees to viva Las Vegas on their dime.
Yet another shoe dropped amid reports of alleged delinquency by federal agents on assignment in Colombia. This time the scandal affected a federal agency that until now has enjoyed longstanding repute with the American public for its code of professional conduct. The Secret Service has earned a prestigious reputation for its protective services to American presidents beginning after President McKinley's assassination in 1901.
Now the esteemed law enforcement agency, whose no-nonsense, clean-cut agents are renowned for wearing tinted sunglasses and corralling rope-lines at presidential events, is suffering a black eye from alleged carousing by a dozen agents soliciting prostitutes while on assignment in Colombia. By any measure, Secret Service agents who would hire foreign female escorts for nighttime entertainment while on assignment exhibit the judgment skills of a class of nitwits. The security risks associated with U.S. agents' allowing strangers into their hotel room in a foreign country are obvious. Let's hope the President is correct when he claimed it was a few knuckleheads exercising poor judgment.
If the Secret Service incident is not isolated and instead exposes a broader culture within military, law enforcement and security forces that says this type of behavior is okay, that is a big problem.
That's why I'm asking more questions. I'm glad the Secret Service acted swiftly to fire agents, revoke security clearances by those involved, and issue new rules explicitly prohibiting agents from hosting foreign nationals in their hotel rooms when traveling overseas. The Homeland Security Department's Inspector General will be independently reviewing the Secret Service's internal inquiry. An independent and transparent review will help restore credibility to the Secret Service. As Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, I take seriously my constitutional oversight responsibilities. It would be negligent to sweep this incident under the rug and forget about it. Getting the facts on the table will help determine whether there is a broader cultural problem that needs fixing.
A Washington culture of overspending, mismanagement and layers of ineffective leadership within the vast federal government begs for enforceable accountability and transparency.
Taxpayers are reminded over and over again about the $15.6 trillion national debt and unrestrained spending that racks up deficits year after year. Looming shortfalls in the nation's entitlement programs demand more effective stewardship of tax dollars. And when scandals such as clowns in Vegas and prostitutes in Cartagena keep cropping up, the people's trust is further violated.
From many years of oversight work, I'd say Washington's modus operandi is that it's easier to go along to get along. As an advocate on Capitol Hill for whistleblowers and watchdogs, I work for sunshine laws and reforms that will keep public the people's business and strengthen our system of checks and balances. My oversight isn't based on the political party of the President. Over the years, I have been an equal opportunity watchdog. Leaving no stone unturned is the surest way to root out wrongdoing and hold the government accountable to the people it serves.
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Still, largemouth bass are tolerant fish and a certain amount of fertilization can enrich a stream's food base. I hoped that once I got past the last beer can, the stream would take a shaky breath and reclaim some of its historic charm.
It did. I clambered over a gravel bank where the bulldozers had been, then slogged across a weedy gravel bar and waded around the bend. No tab tops here, no beer cans nor sandwich wrappers.
The long pool was shrouded with tall trees. A rank of rocky ledges guarded the left-hand bank and a wooded bench ran along the right side.
Four casts into the pool, a one-pound largemouth intercepted my spinner and threw it back at me as it cleared the water. Then I caught a 6-inch bass which also slipped the hook.
Obviously time for hook sharpening. I didn't mind losing the fish because I didn't plan to keep them anyway. Most of my stream fishing is catch-and release. Occasionally I'll get fish hungry and keep a few green sunfish or goggle-eye, but bass go back unless they're deep-hooked and injured so badly they'll die anyway.
The third bass was one of those. It swallowed the spinner and even though I gently backed the hook out of its gill, it streamed blood.
It was over the 12-inch minimum, so I filleted it on a streamside log. I replaced my sandwich in a sealable plastic bag with the fish filets, then sat on the log to eat the sandwich and watch the day go by.
Yellow butterflies jittered through the trees like errant sparks from a fire. Sycamores towered over the stream, and I hoped they would continue to shade and cool the water.
The NFL season was opening and most of America, at least the macho half, was home watching one bunch of glandularly-disturbed human beings pound knots on a similarly overmuscled bunch.
Me? I was sitting on a log listening to jays gripe, with my mind as empty as a desert at noon. I finished the last of my chips and soda, stuffed the trash in my fanny pack, and suited up again.
There was a cup of wooded land below a pasture in a bend just down the river. I heard a turkey yelping and another answering with the raspy voice of a jake. I eased down the stream, making no noise, and confronted a half dozen turkeys that instantly sprinted


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The Douglas C. Strain Science Center is getting two new labs as part of an ongoing facilities project on the Forest Grove Campus. At the same time, repair work is being done to the building due to water damage. Sheeting and scaffolding on the building should be done in late March.
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Pacific University has established more than 30 all-gender restrooms on its campuses, in response to student request. A ribbon-cutting will be held at noon Feb. 16 in the University Center.
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Russellville 86, South Callaway 69
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Since we're in the midst of development for the next version of Office and SharePoint (aka Office 14), we have been asked to what extent ODC will focus on the futures vs current products. The majority of content at ODC will be focused on Office and SharePoint 2007, but we will be unveiling a whole set...
15 Jan 2008
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Hands-on Lab sessions
First off, a reminder - we're exactly 4 weeks from ODC 2008! If you haven't done the registration and/or made travel arrangements, now's a good time to do so while you can still get decent air fares and choice of hotels. Register here . We also wanted to share our final list of content for ODC 2008...
14 Jan 2008
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Executive track sessions
Many of you have asked about Executive track session details. Chris just finalized these and we wanted to share these with you via the blog. The details will also get posted to the site in the next few days. You'll notice a couple of sessions are still listed as "Executive presentation - to be announced...
11 Jan 2008
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Welcome Fedex!
The ODC 2008 team is pleased to welcome our newest sponsor, FedEx . Now, you might be wondering why a company known for delivering packages on-time is sponsoring an Office developer conference. All I can say is it's very cool and you'll just have to come to the conference to find out more! - Khawar
10 Jan 2008
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5 weeks and counting!
Hard to believe but we're only 5 weeks away from ODC 2008! Preperations are in full swing for ODC 2008 and I will be sharing details of a recent site visit and other prep details over the next few blog posts. If you haven't checked out tracks and sessions, do take a look as they are all posted on...
7 Jan 2008
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Unconferencing @ ODC 2008
Happy New Year! By now, you've hopefully seen the details of sessions in each ODC track. If you haven't, check out the various sessions by track: Architecture , Client , Server , Services , & RealWorld . But if you thought you now know all there is to know about ODC content-wise, read on! ...
3 Jan 2008
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ODC 2008 session and speaker stats
We recently did some internal analysis of ODC 2008 content and speakers and wanted to share some basic stats with you: FYI - initial session list titles are now posted by track on www.odc2008.com and the abstracts will be published later today. Total sessions: 82 (note: the total session count...
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You'll Have a Great Time Slicing Up Bodies in Rise of Nightmares (TRAILER)
Rise of Nightmares is working hard to distinguish itself fro the mess of much more kid- and family-oriented Kinect games out there by being brutally bloody and violent. It's a horror game, and it's weird to play (as I learned at Comic-Con), but I have no complaints about the fact that it fully encourages you to take part in the maiming and destruction of monsters.
These actors are certainly having a lot of fun chopping up walking corpses.
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McGill Says She'd Be Tenacious Auditor
NORFOLK - The Democratic candidate for Nebraska State Auditor says the current auditor, Mike Foley, has upped the ante for the office. Amanda McGill says Foley has been tenacious in his auditing responsibilities, especially where Health and Human Services is involved. McGill says that, if she is elected to be the next State Auditor, she would bring that same tenacity to the job. McGill was the guest at Tuesday night's meeting of the Norfolk Rotary Club. She faces Republican Charlie Janssen of Fremont in November to replace Foley. Foley chose not to seek re-election and instead made an unsuccessful bid for the Republican nomination for governor.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Developing the Developed World
Entrepreneurship, Liberty, and the Future
Recorded: Tuesday, January 27, 2015
In his #1 New York Times bestselling book, Zero to One, Peter Thiel presents his often contrarian ideas about competition, progress, technology, and finding value in unexpected placesto build a future that we have yet to dream, but that may someday become reality. In Developing the Developed World he brings these ideas to life, including his insights on how to create true innovations in the world of atomsnot just digits and bitsand how to foster a peaceful, prosperous and freer future marked by globalization in a world of limited resources.
Peter Thiel is Founder and Managing Member of Clarium Capital Management, LLC; Co-Founder of Paypal, Palantir Technologies, Mithril Capital Management, and Valar Ventures; Managing Partner of Founders Fund; and past President of Thiel Capital International and Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Confinity, Inc. He has been a Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, and he is the author of the books:
The Diversity Myth: Multiculturalism and Political Intolerance on Campus (with David O. Sacks)
He co-founded PayPal in 1998, led it as CEO, and in 2002 sold it to eBay and founded Clarium Capital Management, a global macro fund. In 2004 he made the first outside investment in Facebook, where he serves as a director. The same year he co-founded Palantir Technologies, a software company that harnesses computers to empower human analysts in fields like security and global finance. He has provided early funding for LinkedIn, Yelp, RoboteX, Spotify, and dozens of successful technology startups. He is a co-founder and partner at Founders Fund, a venture capital firm that has funded companies like SpaceX and Airbnb. And in 2012 he co-founded Mithril Capital Management, an international technology investment fund.
Mr. Thiel started the Thiel Fellowship, which ignited a national debate by encouraging young people to put learning before schooling, and he leads the Thiel Foundation, which works to advance technological progress and long-term thinking about the future. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Stanford University, where he received an A.B. in philosophy and a J.D. from the Stanford University School of Law. He further co-produced the film, "Thank You for Smoking," he was rated a master by the United States Chess Federation, and he received the Innovation Award from "The Economist" in 2010.
Experts: Peter A. ThielType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Antitrust, Competition, and Monopoly, Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Corporate Welfare, Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Energy, Free Market Economics, Freedom, Government Power, Health Care, History (U.S), Labor and Employment, Law Enforcement, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Privatization, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Science, Technology, Trade
Peter A. Thiel | Courage Is In Far Shorter Supply Than Genius
Recorded: Tuesday, January 27, 2015
In this clip from "Peter Thiel | Developing the Developed World: Entrepreneurship, Liberty, and the Future," Peter Thiel describes how courage to stand out from the crowd is in far shorter supply than great minds.
Experts: Peter A. ThielType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Culture/ Society, Free Market Economics, Freedom, Government Power, Government Waste/Pork, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Privacy, Privatization, Regulation and Deregulation
Ron Paul: Understanding Liberty
Recorded: Wednesday, April 9, 2014
April 9, 2014
In this clip from "Ron Paul: Liberty Defined," Dr. Paul describes how real positive change comes from understanding liberty and economics.
Experts: Ron PaulType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Economic Policy, Economists, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Government Power, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Dr. Ron Paul Liberty Defined: The Future of Freedom
Recorded: Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Ron Paul, the former 12-term Congressman and Presidential candidate,
takes a candid look at Americas increasingly dysfunctional political
system. Drawing on his 24 years in Congress, he highlights the need
to rein in unchecked government power. The author of numerous
#1 New York Times bestselling books, Dr. Paul is a leading advocate for individual liberty, privacy, limited constitutional government, low taxes
and spending, free markets, restrained foreign policy, and sound money.
Experts: Ron PaulType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Free Market Economics, Government Waste/Pork, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Privatization
Full Video of The Independent Institutes 25th Anniversary Gala for Liberty
Recorded: Tuesday, November 15, 2011
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Full Video of The Independent Institutes 2011 25th Anniversary Gala for Liberty held November 15, 2011.
Part 1: Introductory Remarks and Tribute to Robert Higgs
Part 2: Tribute to Mario Vargas Llosa
Part 3: History of The Independent Institute and Fund for the Future
Part 4: Tribute to Lech Walesa
Part 5: Special Tributes, Sponsors, and Credits
Experts: Leszek Balcerowicz, Price V. Fishback, Robert Higgs, Ron Paul, Jorge Quiroga, David J. Theroux, Archbishop Desmond M. Tutu, Mario Vargas Llosa, Lech Wałęsa, Yuri Yarim-AgaevType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Defense and Foreign Policy, Democracy, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Government Power, History (International), History (U.S), Latin America, Nationalism, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Privatization, Property Rights, Terrorism and National Crises
Is Walmart Good or Bad for America? A Debate
Recorded: Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Richard K. Vedder and Ken Jacobs debate whether the rise of Walmart and similar big box retailers have been beneficial or harmful to the US economy.
Richard K. Vedder is Senior Fellow at The Independent Institute and Edwin and Ruth Kennedy Distinguished Professor of Economics and Faculty Associate, Contemporary History Institute, Ohio University. Professor Vedder is co-author (with Lowell Gallaway) of The Independent Institute book, "Out of Work," the recipient of both the Sir Antony Fisher International Memorial Award and Mencken Award Finalist for Best Book, and the Institute monograph, Can Teachers Own Their Own Schools?
Ken Jacobs is Chair of the U.C. Berkeley Labor Center, and a former member of the Mayors Universal Health Care Council in San Francisco. He is the Co-author od Declining Job-Based Health Coverage for Working Families in California and the United States, and Hidden Costs of Wal-Mart Jobs.
David J. Theroux is Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Independent Institute and Publisher of The Independent Review.
Type: Independent Institute EventIssues: Antitrust, Competition, and Monopoly, Business, Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economists, Free Market Economics, History (U.S), Labor and Employment, Politics, Public Health/ Consumer Protection
Smarter Urban Growth: Markets or Bureaucracy?
Recorded: Wednesday, October 3, 2001
Astronomical housing costs, suffocating traffic congestion, and pollution take a heavy toll on our quality of life. Are these problems the inescapable consequences of modern life or the results of poor government policies? Proponents of "smart growth" seek to correct them by replacing suburban living with high-density, urban living and public transit. Others seeks to extend and expand current public and private systems. But how smart are these and other approaches? Would market-based alternatives be preferable to create sustainable communities? Urban economists Randal O'Toole and Daniel Klein discussed innovative "smarter growth" solutions for affordable housing, transportation, land use, and the quality of life in our communities.
Experts: Randal OTooleType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Land Use, Privatization, Property Rights, Regulation and Deregulation
Friedrich Hayek and the Future of Liberty
Recorded: Wednesday, May 16, 2001
Friedrich A. Hayek (1899-1992) left such a profound mark on economic and political thought that The New Yorker has called the 20th century, "The Hayek Century." After converting to free-market capitalism and classical liberalism in the 1920s, Hayek became one of socialism's and statism's staunchest critics. His 1944 bestseller, The Road to Serfdom, warned of central government planning's authoritarian, and even totalitarian, tendencies- and helped reignite worldwide interest in the philosophy and practice of freedom. Although Hayek's 1974 Nobel Prize in Economic Science brought renewed interest in his ideas, it wasn't until the collapse of the Soviet Bloc (which Hayek predicted) that his vast writings on economics, political philosophy, law, history, culture, and other fields became broadly recognized as essential to achieve a prosperous, humane and free society. Biographer Alan Ebenstein and economist Charles Baird shed light on Hayek's seminal legacy and the rebirth of freedom.
Experts: Charles W. Baird, Alan O. EbensteinType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Economists, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Public Health/ Consumer Protection


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Massive drug arrest sweep nets dozens in Bennington CountySTAFF REPORT | January 16,2013
Dozens of officers from Vermont State Police, Bennington Police, and multiple other federal, state and local agencies have begun a massive drug sweep in Bennington County in an operation that began before dawn this morning.
"The operation is one of the largest arrest sweeps in Vermont's history employing over 100 officers attempting to take into custody 63 defendants for the distribution and sale of illicit drugs," according to a State Police press release.
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The degree program is "production oriented" and offers a 3D track which preps students in the workings of the 3D pipeline including modeling, lighting, shading, rigging and animation. There's also a 2D track covering visual effects, greenscreen, compositing plates, broadcast design and motion graphics. Of the 120 currently enrolled in this program, there's a mix of full timers and night students who work in the day. There are also some working pros who come to NYU's CADA for non-credit brush-up courses on "the newest enhancements in RenderMan, or how Mental Ray has been incorporated into Maya."
CADA uses students' first six months to familiarize them with the CG production process and then have the students determine their forte - where they fit most comfortably in the digital pipeline. They choose their specialization and over the ensuing 18 months work toward creating their thesis project in a "marketable skill."
In a sense, CADA is turning out specialists. "A lot of our students come in with stars in their eyes," Cushny cautions, "they want to be a Steven Spielberg, they want to work at Pixar on the next 'Finding Nemo.' The truth of the matter is, from talking to Pixar and DreamWorks and Blue Sky, they're 'not' hiring animators because the animators working on these features have been animating for 25 years. What the LA studio market needs is skilled artisans who can model the hell out of a character or paint it, shade it and light it." Technical directors are also in demand, "operators who can plug into their way of doing things," he says.
Given NYU's location, Cushny and his educators are quite familiar with the differences between the New York job market and "Hollywood." "New York is a lot more chaotic and fractured - there's a lot more companies bidding on jobs."
CADA takes both left-and right-brained students - those with degrees or experience in art and design, and those with computer science backgrounds. Tuition rates at NYU's CADA for the current school year are $11,550 per semester and part time rates are $1,155 per credit. The university offers various housing options as well as graduate career services. Cushny also says that CADA teachers are drawn form the New York pool of CG professionals and they often "cherry pick" the most apt students to come work with them.


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Some new jobs are coming to the area in the form of a local branch of a big corporation.
EDO held a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday, officially opening for business. EDO is one of the biggest suppliers of airborne naval minesweeping equipment in the world.
The office on West Fifth Street in downtown Panama City will support the Naval Surface Warfare Center.
James Smith, the EDO CEO, says its location is ideal since the Navy Base is one of its main customers.
"This is across from the bay here from our major customers in this area of undersea warfare countermeasures and we moved some of our facilities, some of our people and we have a business plan that supports the customer."
The new Panama City office will work on new technology, as well as improving current minesweeping systems.
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CATARINA MARTINS OPENS SECOND STORE IN PORTOShoe brand Catarina Martins has opened its second store in Porto. The 60sqm shop is located at the most charismatic and historical parts of the city.
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1980-2005, Golden Raspberry Award Foundation and John Wilson
7pm Saturday, Feb. 2nd @
Razzie HQ
PREVUE NITE 2002 Set to
with God-Awful
Mariah, and Other Screen
See Careys Laughably Lip-Sunk
Screen Debut
Along with Lotsa Snips, Clips and
Critical Rips
When it
opened to Almost No Business on September 21, 2001, we thought:
Well, it IS the first movie to come out after Sept.
11. When it won the NBC/TODAY SHOW poll as 2001's Biggest
Showbiz Blunder (With 50% of the vote!) we thought: No way
79,500 people even saw it! When it rang up 56 out of 59
reviews as slams on Our 2nd Favorite Web-Site ROTTEN TOMATOES, we
were impressed. When it peeked at #66 on the IMDBs All Time
100 Worst List, we were intrigued. Then we saw it. Now were
offering it as The Main Feature at this years RAZZIE
Preview Nite...
It is, of
course, Madonna-Played-at-Alvin-and-The-Chipmunks-Speed
Pop Singer Mariah Carey in Her First Feature Film,
GLITTER. Its Listed ALL OVER the enclosed Nominating
Ballot, in part because it earned such Critical ACK-o-lades as
the dorkiest movie of the year! (Internet Site I-FILM);
a dim bulb of a movie (USA Today); and
Were talking a lock on the RAZZIES here! (Greenwich
Village Gazette). In its defense, we admit GLITTER is
Shorter than PEARL HARBOR (By About a Week!) Less Decrepit than
TOWN & COUNTRY (Though Every Bit as Old Hat!) Less Offensive
than FREDDY GOT FINGERED (Though Just About as Dumb!) and has
More Frequent Laughs than DRIVEN (Though Both are
Star-Ego-Driven!). But GLITTER is Ripe for Ripping-Apart by the
RAZZIE Members Who Show Up at Prevue Nite: Wall-to-wall with
Hokey Movie Cliches and Begging-to-Be-Retorted Set-Up Lines
(Have you thought seriously about acting?) it was
whomped-on by Entertainment Weakly as a smelly STAR
IS BORN campfest and got their A Rating as
a cult comedy. Sounds PERFECT,
doesnt it!?!
And we
wont be ignoring The Other 57 Contenders. In addition to
Kitty GLITTER, well also show Embarrassing Moments, Vicious
Reviews and World Class Bad Acting from such 2001 Turkeys as:
DRIVEN (Written by Stallone and featuring Worst
Supporting Actor and Worst Screen Couple hopefuls Sylvester
and Burt Reynolds); 2001s Most Butt-Numbing
Three-Way/Three Hour WWII Romance PEARL HARBOR (With
a Surprise Ending Any 3 Year-Old Could Predict); Repeat Offenders
Kevin Costner and Kurt Russell as Casino-Robbing
Elvis Impersonators in 3000 MILES TO GRACELAND (with Worst
Supporting Actress Shoo-In Courtney Cox as The Woman
Who Somehow Out-Foxes Them); Idiot NON-Savant Tom Green in
FREDDY GOT FINGERED (So Many Moments to Choose: The Bloody Deer
Carcass? The 18" Horse Penis?? The Elephant Ejaculating on Rip
Torn???); Plus MONKEYBONE, PLANET OF THE APES and MORE...Some
Even WORSE! Of course, well also be offering
Dinner and Door Prizes!
To Attend Prevue
Nite Please RSVP to
And We'll See
You (and All The RAZZIE GLITTER-atti) February 2nd!!
The WORST Kind of GOSSIP!
PUT HIM AHEAD of MADONNA and KEVIN BY ABOUT TWO-TO-ONE.. If
all three Sylvester Stallone films now slated for release
in 2002 actually ARE released, Duh Sly Guys Career
Total for RAZZIE Nomination could reach a staggering 30. Among
the titles: EYE SEE YOU (which has been In The Can for many
months now) co-starring Fellow Former RAZZIE Nominees Kris
Kristofferson (HEAVENS GATE) and Tom Berenger
(SLIVER) in a tale of murder at a Police Rehab center.
DOLANS CADILLAC is based on a Stephen King story and
co-stars Kevin Bacon. And AVENGING ANGELO finds Our
Poster Dude as a Mafia bodyguard out to solve (and avenge?)
The Death of a Don, played by The Late Anthony Quinn. If
Ol Tony gives as a good a performance in this as he did in
GHOSTS CANT DO IT a decade ago, he could score his second
(and first posthumous!) Worst Supporting Actor nod...
THEY SHOULD RE-TITLE IT BATTLEFIELD GARTH?? We
were just wondering What Ever Happened to the Highly-Touted
Screen Debut of Country Singer Garth Brooks in the guise
of Punk Rocker Chris Gaines. THE LAMB was originally announced
nearly FOUR YEARS ago, and was to be launched by a TV Special
(which aired in 1999) and a Pre-Release Soundtrack Album of
Punk Rock Songs by Brooks (that either disappeared or
was never released). Its STILL listed as being In
THOUGHT 2001 SUCKED!! Looking ahead to Possible Contenders
for The 23rd Annual RAZZIES, among the Lip-Smackingly
Lousy-Sounding Films set for 2002 release are: 3 time RAZZIE
Nominee Catherine Zeta-Jones dancing(!) and singing(!) in
the Long-Delayed Screen Version of Kander-and-Ebbs CHICAGO
(Wheres Marni Nixon when you really need her?); MEN
IN BLACK 2, re-uniting the RAZZIE Winning Star (Will
Smith) and Director (Barry Sonenfeld) of 1999's WILD
WILD WASTE; A Live-Action Remake of SCOOBY-DOO (Remember THE
ADVENTURES of ROCKY AND BULLWINKLE??); Bubble-Headed Bubblegum
Rock Star Britney Spears following in Madonna and Mariah
Careys footsteps with her screen debut CROSSROADS; STAR
WARS: EPISODE II: ATTACK OF THE CLONES (which had BETTER kill off
1999 Worst Supporting Actor Jar-Jar Binks in the
fist five minutes!) -- Judging by the Purple Dialogue in its
Current Trailer, looks to be a Definite Worst Screenplay
Contender; and Paul Schrader (HARDCORE) directing Greg
Kinnear as the late HOGANS HEROES star and Kinky Bad
Boy Bob Crane in AUTO FOCUS (which could do for Motel
Lamps what MOMMIE DEAREST did for Wire Hangers).
You Thought The WORST Was Behind Us!!
22nd Annual RAZZIE Nominations
Announced Monday, February 11
22nd Annual RAZZIE
Announced Saturday, March 23
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Aaron Rodgers Still Not Cleared, Randall Cobb Back
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers appears to be in the same place he was last week. He hasn't been cleared to play and the team will take the week to determine his status.
Meanwhile, Randall Cobb participated in his first practice since fracturing his tibia.
Rodgers opened practice taking reps with second-team center J.C. Tretter, while Matt Flynn worked with starter Evan Dietrich-Smith.
He's doing better. He's still not been cleared by the medical staff. He threw the ball extremely well. He looked sharp. He's getting better," said Packers coach Mike McCarthy.
"He still has not been cleared by the medical staff. He is a limited practice participant."
Cobb, meanwhile, was limited, which means he probably won't be playing this week.
"Randall Cobb looked good. It was good to have him out there," McCarthy said.
It should be noted that running back Eddie Lacy also sat out Wednesday's practice, but that appears to be a precaution. He missed most of last week's practices as well and McCarthy says he fully expects Lacy to play on Sunday.
Monty McMahon is one of the founders of Total Packers. He is probably the most famous graduate of UW-Oshkosh next to Jim Gantner.
Like Dick LeBeau is too stupid not to realize and prepare for the possibility that Rodgers might play. You guys kill me…lol
Another idiotic comment by PFAIL, like no other. Of course LeBeau will prepare for both Rodgers and Flynn–that is exactly the point. There is a finite amount of time and resources available to gameplan for the Packers. This is exacerbated by the fact that
1) as an NFC team, the Packers are an uncommon opponent, rendering the Steelers less familiar with our schemes, thus requiring more preparation
2) the Steelers will be traveling to Lambeau, giving them less time to prepare.
From what I gather, coaching staff put in grueling hours week to week, on the order of 70-80 hours or more. By engaging in this sort of gamesmanship, Mac is potentially doubling the amount of prep work that opponents must put in, or really cutting down the amount of time and resources for each possible starter.
It is for these and other reasons that Mac is engaging in this sort of GAMESMANSHIP.
And so you see Gamesanship really does abound….
1st it was a 3-4 week injury, then 6 weeks, then 6-8. I remember Mike Neal, who hurt his knee i believe in an individual drill. McCarthy said he was just about ready to come back, and 2,3 days later they announced he was having surgery. Forgive me if i don't have great faith in the Packers medical staff.
Wolf…..Enough of the same "Gamesmanship abounds…." bullshit you post everyday. We get it..You repeating it 20 times is getting past the point of annoying.
A little rich for you to talk about being annoying.
And yes, Gamesmanship does abound with McCarthy. He knows that Rodgers will play.
So you have the knowledge, that McCarthy knows that Rodgers will play? I forgot, you know everything. Like the season being over right?
Yes, you repeating the "Gamesmanship abounds" post, is annoying. Just like when you were repeating your post, that the "season was over" was annoying.
Given how you annoy and insult me, consider it payback.
And as I stated earlier, I'd rather be wrong about declaring the season over than author the many, many absurd posting you have authored. You know, the ones calling for Ted to be fired, the ones calling for Mac to be fired. Or the ones expressing false equivalence by comparing the injuries suffered in 2010 to those this season. That post about inviting rebelgb to the Brett Favre steakhouse on a dash n dine basis was pretty fucking retarded as well.
Of course, we are not out of the woods yet, so my prophecy may still be true.
Wolf…I didnt invite rebel to Bretts steakhouse, it was savage, You cant even get your bullshit straight.
Piss is in the air.
The dogs are sprayin and we're all prayin, will someone separate this pair?
No love lost, the hate flows free and we all get to read
Vitriol filled counter-posts, nasty little screeds
Opinions differ, that's for sure, they both leave no doubt
I despise his ass, it's clear to me, I need to let it out
You douche, you fuck, you miserable cunt, why cant' you see
The rightness of it all's reserved, exclusively for me.
Both of y'all need to stand down – you hijack every fucking thread and it is getting old.
Fuckin eh' right guy! I really need to stop reading the comments on this site. At first I was like "oh cool, a Packer page that swears and rips on the Bears." Now it's just a bunch of man children talking shit to each other despite that they all want the same thing, the Packers to win! and if you don't want the Packers to win then fuck off!
How do you type while holding your baby bottle in your mouth.
It's pretty pathetic when you have to fabricate lies. Show me a post where i said Mac or Ted should be fired, then, if you can even find one, do the impossible and find two. I mean a post where i said fire them, not ones i critique them. In other words, not ones where you say, that i insinuated it.
Even if you did not explicitly call for these two to be fired, the strong criticism, however wrongheaded and misguided, effectively calls for them to be fired. Either way, the bulk of your posts are laughably absurd.
You said i wrote "the many, many absurd posting you have authored. You know, the ones calling for Ted to be fired, the ones calling for Mac to be fired.
Lets see them….Get busy junior
One look down. Second, communications (verbal and written) have explicit and implicit messages. So even if you did not explicitly call for Ted and Mike to lose their jobs (which you did as the post below proves), you do so implicitly, in the ABSTRACT by constant, unending posts deploring the job he is done. Whoever says this or that coach or gm (be they Ted, Mac, Rex Ryan or whoever) is doing a horrible terrible job, but is at the same time not conveying the general message that that should be fired.
Now be gone with you, maggot.
Why not start Flynn and bring Rodgers in after a few series? Stash him in the locker room as "doubtful" and then bring him out. It'd scare the shit out of the Steelers and throw a wrench into all of their planning. Let them plan for the ground game and then go "air" game.
Don't look past Steelers. Will be another tough game for sure. Would be nice though to come out on fire instead of 3 & outs half way through the first half.
Very true. The Steelers started off slow this season as we all remember, but they have come together into a pretty decent team. Their D looks good, and their run game has developed. On top of that, they have several legitimate receiving threats.
Their offensive line is a patchwork like ours and I think the weakest part of their team. If we can't get some pressure on Ben, we're in trouble. But I'm cautiously optimistic that guys will step up again in another must-win situation.
Asked 2 days ago about Rodgers, McCarthy said they'd know more on Wed. after evaluation.
2 days later…….Mike McCarthy: "Aaron Rodgers update, Aaron is ummmmm, doing better". ( So, what does that tell us?) besides nothing.
Mike McCarthy being asked on Rodgers chance of being cleared during the rest of the week.."blah blah (none answer) blah blah blah, more none answer.
Did you scan him?. What did the "evaluation consist of? What would it take for him being cleared? ..Those are questions reporters should be asking. Maybe they are afraid he'll yell at them if they ask pointed questions.
In other news, when McCarthy stepped up to the microphone, he yelled BOO!! In a heap of panic, all the reporters ran out of the room.
Enough of the…he's doing better, we'll evaluate him Wed and have an answer about Rodgers, enough of the "he's looks good." asshole.
I'd have more respect with McCarthy if he just told the fucking truth, that he won't answer questions about Rodgers. just say "no comment" if your just gonna dance around it. Enough with the double and triple speak bullshit.
"My apologies, but he is the one antagonizing me. I merely respond. …."
I didn't see your name mentioned once, or any antagonizing here and still you choose to bicker for no reason.
Thanks cheese, i had my post written, didnt even see yours. Maybe one of these days i can find some chic to bitch slap Wolfie into a man.
It is still stupid–and this guy has incurred my enmity.. The time for forgiveness and reconciliation has passed.
I think you missed cheese's point Wolf.
Lets face it wolf, everyone know's you get obsessed over things, and take them way too far. How's your petition coming along on banning Favre from reconciling with the Packers?
Did Teddy e-mail you back when you e-mailed him to state your case about Favre?
Obsess much?
Wolf, if you didn't like my post about McCarthy, why not try to rebuke it in an intelligent manner?
Not just post..Gamesmanship or some insult, over and over.
If you think you have 1/2 the intellect you tell us you have, because of your self proclaimed "classical education". Then put it to use, instead of whining that a post is stupid.
Rebuke it, debate it. Show some thought process. Instead of getting butt hurt someone said something unflattering about McCarthy.
Man, I hope ARod plays. Sunday is gonna be a war. We're treading water with Flynn & I dont know how much air the life jacket has left in it. It is easy to see why he got launched by Seattle, Oakland, & Buffalo…he is a one read wonder and telegraphs where the ball is going everytime. If that one read is there though…he's cash at delivering the ball. If our running game wasnt respectable or our WRs sucked…and we had to rely on him to read & make plays…we'd be in deep shit. I just dont think Flynn can win the next two games….especially with the way our D is playing. I hope I'm wrong.
Personally, I hope all of the constant obsessing about a rusty Rodgers and his collarbone health lights a fire in Flynn to shut everybody the fuck up about it come Sunday. Pittsburgh is about the longest of playoff long shots right now, other than the Jets, and Flynn picking up where he left off last Sunday isn't the craziest idea.
Flynn will start on Sunday. Rodgers will be cleared to play. If Flynn struggles, AR is dispatched to the nearest phone booth.
In accordance with the prophecies, so it is written, so it shall be done.
WTF – makes as much sense as anything else.
Savage. Wolfs problems started when i posted negative critiques of his 2 hero's Ted and Mac. Since then, he's been trolling me, obsessively i might add. He doesn't have a problem with me, its the content of my post of his 2 higher powers he bows down to. Most people here know, you don't talk ill about Ted and Mac, or you will feel his wrath!!!…I say F U and your hurt feelings. Read my post, it's always about the Packers, until she starts crying.
I need to set the record straight. Rebelgb first called for you to be banned. I simply concurred, as did Phatzgus (if I recall correctly.). And it was not your criticism of Mike and ted, it was you telling me and rebel and others to eat a dick, that we want to suck ted's cock so and so forth.
Why doo you constantly repeat past past you've already written, constantly!!
I said, "when it started" please use that classical education on reading skills. Thank you for understanding.
And yes, when i asked you if you asked for me to be banned, you said "perhaps"…Then went on, how you didnt have to answer my questions.
Wolf, Go obsess over someone else, find a new victim for your obsessive personalty. But for the 100th time, just stop fucking whining.
There's so much denial about Rodgers' condition. It's a two month (minimum) injury. Flynn is starting Sunday and AR will not be activated. Cobb isn't playing either, BTW. 50/50 on Rodgers playing v. Chicago and Cobb might make it back by the first round playoff game IF GB wins out and makes the playoffs.
Lose to Pittsburgh and you won't see either one until 2014.
1st of all wolfie, i think phatgzus, and rebelgb can speak for themselves, unless your their mouthpiece.
Yes, wolf, i told you to go eat a dick…I'm guilty, after about 2 months of you sniveling. I'll say it again..Go eat a dick
Yes Wolf, i told you to to get Teds dick out of your mouth..(guilty) as i have witnessed others convey those sentiments towards you. I apologize for telling you to get Teds dick out of your mouth, it was completely unfair to Mike McCarthy. How's this? Take Teds and Mikes dick out of your mouth.
Goodnight :)
Look at what google found for me. Of course, your constant, incessant criticism of Ted as a substandard general manager are tantamount to constructive, de facto calls for him to be fired.
As far as this season goes, this coaching staff, does anyone give a fuck anymore? At least until next years draft and training camp?
After maybe, the most pathetically played game performed in Green Bay Packer history. And the embarrassment heaped upon Packer fans of said game. I am so fucking tired of McCarthys same ol same ol press conference Bull Shit.
A new article is out how McCarthy believes in Dom Capers defense…Yea, Lets reward failure!!….Lets embrace failure!!
I never once called for McCarthy to be replaced….For the 1st time, i am now….Fuck TT, Fuck Capers, and fuck McCarthy. I'm convinced none of them have any grasp of reality anymore concerning the Green Bay Packers, their fans, their shareholders.
New GM and coaches, before Rodgers is wasted under Ted Thompson
And as far as you questioning me being a genuine fan for declaring the season over, there is this. Hypocrite much?
How can anyone, after seeing the Packer/Lion game, talk about anything concerning the Packers and the playoffs? Give me a break.
I've never ever seen a worse game played, on both sides of the ball, in my life.
Feel free to talk about winning the Division, winning out and getting in the playoffs and having the Easter Bunny over for dinner.. The reality is, no team in the NFC North would get out of the 1st round of the playoffs. The season is over, watch it, laugh at it, but let it go.
Google found that huh?…lmao
Like i iv'e been stating people, OBSESSIVE. Jury is dismissed.
Thank you all so much folks, don't forget to tip your waitress. :)
Well congrats WOLFIE, you found one post where i was pissed after a game…hardly the man, many times you claim i said that..Congradulations.
As far as the 2nd pparagraph?..So?….What's your point? Again, i was pissed after i game, i let it go after i vented. The difference between you and i is i said it once out of emotion.
You said the season was from right after the Bears game, untill 4 days ago.
What is your deal dude?
One look down. Second, communications (verbal and written) have explicit and implicit messages. So even if you did not explicitly call for Ted and Mike to lose their jobs (which you did as the post below proves), you do so implicitly, in the ABSTRACT by constant, unending posts deploring the job he is done. Whoever says this or that coach or gm (be they Ted, Mac, Rex Ryan or whoever) is doing a horrible terrible job, but is at the same time not conveying the general message that that should be fired.
Now be gone with you, maggot.
How about this Wolfie, i'll go to sleep…You can go search Total Packers.com's past post till the sun comes up.
I hope you feel better some day Wolfie.
You two idiots sure are ruining the comments section on this site for non posting trolls like myself. Can't you idiots meet each other in a chat room and duke it out mentally on your own? I doubt you fags would actually meet up and fight in real life. Packers fans vs Packers fans
I apologize. I mind my own business and he antagonizes me (see comment 4 as one example). I really do not want any part in this flame war. I try to ignore him but it is not always easy.
I love this site, have been coming here for a long tine, and usually enjoy the comments as part of my reading. But the longer this ridiculous 2-sided bitch fest continues, the closer I come to seriously limiting my time on here.
Someone please put an end to it so we can go back to collectively hating those purple chili slurpers from the other side of the Mississippi.
Think of the children.
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I do enjoy the diatribe between you two & hope neither one of you ever leave this site. You two share passionate obsession. PF4L, he got you with his Google search, he found what you emphatically denied & you respond with diversion & misdirection. Now I feel compelled to address your complaint of E. Wolf repeating "Gamesmanship," when you were on the "Metaphysical Certitude" kick but I do get when one has learned a new novelty statement & runs with it! E. Wolf, you have at many times past, strove to define the future of the Packers & reversed your position due to the changing tides of feast or famine! The story of the season will unfold as it should! Right now the Packers are in a precarious position but I must confess I like the "win or go home" scenario! The last time the Packers were in that position, the Pack made a run up to the Super Bowl & admittedly, this is not the same team nor do they posses the same hunger. The Pack has one post-season win (against the Vikings) since the SB run & this is the time to shine! E. Wolf is absolutely correct in his statement about dividing finite time of the opposition (Steelers)! It is a common tactic for many years now & in the context of the history of world, it is a tactic often used in war & is that not the essence of football, it's medieval battle & is a major part of football! That being said, I want the GM, HC & DC replaced!!! I believe it's time for fresh leadership before the A. Rodgers window closes. He is the nucleus of of a few solid SB runs & that needs to be pursued, in my opinion!! Good day fellas & keep coming back!!
Bloody brilliant! Absolutely effin' pulchritudinous!…up until your last thought, which I respectfully disagree with.
lol..Diversion and misdirection huh?….Well Packlethal….I said it once, after the Detroit game, maybe the most pathetic performance of an NFL team in history. I said what everyone was thinking. What did you think during and after that game? Playoffs, here we come?….I said it "once". Not many, many times, as D bag stated. He didn't get me, he showed his compulsive obsession.
And you better watch what you say about replacing Ted and "Mac". That shit don't fly in here. As you've witnessed.
You are insane wanting Ted and Mac replaced. The problems we face are of course attributable to other factors.
I do believe the prospects of this team remain bright for 2014 and beyond. Just imagine the double-headed monster of Rodgers passing attack and Eddie Lacy when both are healthy. As I have stated before there are certainly problems with out defense, but all of these youngens have demonstrated playmaking ability. Let Capers retire, bring in someone new, get healhty, address the safety, ILB and tackle positions and you will see this defense make dramatic steps forward.
Sadly I cannot defend my position with logic & sound reasoning nor will I attempt to sway your own good judgement. Perhaps your right (definitely about the Rodgers/Lacy threat, that IS VERY potent) about the HC & GM. I am operating more from gut feeling & past disappointment from those two (can we agree the DC needs to go?). I disagree with the GM's largely inflexible model of draft only & the HC's much predictable play calling in the Packs recent history (haven't we all collectively felt this way the last two seasons???) & left me feeling a bit………… tainted!!! Most of the pieces are in place & tho all make respectable, sound arguments, I am still left with the feeling that new, strong, flexible leadership would be the best direction! Two words accurately describe GB…….. Title Town!!!
I respect your perspective, intuition certainly can't be ignored.
Just watched the replay of the game; regardless of one's opinion of the ability of the coaches and players, I don't know how anyone could not love this team, their resolve, and the leadership ability of MM.
And I could be wrong about Ted (but I don't think I am). A lot of these guys who I hope blossom may not. Right now though it appears to be more about a combination of
1) coaching/schematics–this is explains why sometimes they make plays other times they don't. Note as one example how confused the D was on that Romo Bryant TD in the 4th quarter.
2) guys playing hurt or being out of commission
3) some admittedly bad GM moves at certain positions (saeftly ILB and tackle).
I remain pessimistic about this year but I see an incredible resurgence in 2014 and beyond.
I don't mind reading little spats between users. I always have the choice to not read their comments. Why start bitching about other users comments? Where does that get you? No one is holding your head to the computer screen forcing you to read PF4L's and Wolfies' posts. If you have something you want to say, then post it. No one can ruin this site for you, other than you.
E. Wolf,
I completely agree with your 3 points above as well as your previously stated position of "youngens with playmaking ability!" I do ponder your 2nd point a lot these last few weeks &, although injuries in football do happen, I wonder if the conditioning program/coach is doing a proper job for the team! I think to hamstring issues that seem to rear their ugly head at the most inopportune times & it is a setback! As to GM moves, I'm old school & I have not liked the way this O-line has been built or developed. O-lines always need time to develop & function as one unit. Weakness anywhere is weakness everywhere with the line. I think all of us saw this coming. It ignore tried & true principles in traditional O-line building & gives me pause! The other area of major concern, for me, is a consistent multi-pronged pass rush! It always help the DB's. It feels like the Pack has never truly filled the void created by Jenkins departure. But overall, yes, going forward looks promising talent-wise if your (& my) concerns are addressed!
I have been highly critical of the medical and training program for some time. The Packers have led the league in injuries three out of the past four years.
At what point do we realize that a continuing, pervasive epidemic of injuries cannot be just coincidence. There is obviously malfeasance on the part of the medical and training staff, as such a consistent high rate of injuries do not normally happen in the absence of negligence. Over the off-season, management needs to approve the formation of a third-party, blue ribbon panel of experts to conduct a comprehensive audit and investigation of our medical and training staff and our training and conditioning programs.
Thiis past year Mac tried to look into things, but he is a football coach, not an expert on sports fitness and training. It is high time to bring in someone from the outside to get to the bottom of this.
We can predict a great season ahead, but it is nothing more than a hopefulful guess.
Too many variables, that's why things change year to year in the NFL, look at the Falcons, Baltimore, Denver, Chiefs, Giants, Panthers, ect.
I thought the Packers had a real tough schedule this season. But it isn't as it appeared. I think if Rodgers doesn't go down, we'd be sitting at 10-4, maybe even 11-3 and we'd already have the North won and we'd be talking about if we should rest players instead of trying to scrape in the playoffs. But it happens, You never know.
E. Wolf,
I just saw your latest post… Absolutely! I do not put that on MM & I did not realize the percentage of injuries were that high but something does need to change in the current conditioning/medical staff/program. You were spot-on about the injuries & guys being out of commission! I've been a gym rat for years & to this strength & conditioning layman, hamstring issues are almost always a culprit of strength imbalances in the antagonistic muscle group (quads MUCH strong than hammies) & MCL/ACL can be a result due to failure to address lateral movement/development. Granted, it's football! Injuries are gonna happen but the info you provided is clearly disproportionate & speaks to improper conditioning. As a layman (not a pro trainer), I do know a balanced approach would reduce the chances of these issues that continually leaves the Pack "hamstrunged!!!"
Glad I can be of help. That statistic is from Jason Wilde btw.
A lot of that post was taken from an email I sent to Homer and Thunder after Bulaga went down–in Augst. Alex Petakis read it online. Mitch Nelles was dismissive of it, claiming that ACL's tears are more just about bad luck than training. Your comment suggests otherwise.
I understand some injuries, such as those suffered by Cobb and Finely just happen, but a lot of these create a pattern that has been observed for four or five years now.
Btw, I also understand that Matthews, Perry and Jones are all nursing various strains of some sort and have not played at 100 percent all year long. I understand Matthews now has a hamstring condition that will always be a part of who he is but I am not sure he did not develop that condition prior to coming here.
Something really needs to be done about this, first thing in the off-season. If there is one single thing factor that may waste away the Rodgers era, injuries ranks right up there with the defense.
E. Wolf, you should seriously send your comment about the medical staff to 'Ask Vic.' If it gets posted, it may plant the seed in the front office to get that done. This is an amazingly good idea.
Yea, Wolf's pretty smart.
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12/18/2013 – 3:40 pm
And yes, Gamesmanship does abound with McCarthy. He knows that Rodgers will play.


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