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I have installed Windows XP SP3 with all default options and created a guest account(without any password). I was wondering, if this is enough to prevent any user from corrupting the main Windows account(such as introduce a virus), while being logged into the guest account. Assuming these users don't know about BIOS Startup and will just log in as Guest, now much harm can such account inflict on the main account.
Can a Guest Windows XP account infect the overall system with Virus?
Yes. This is possible through various security exploits. Windows Updates help close design flaws that exploits exploit. So run that frequently and that'll help prevent this kind of abuse.
Under regular use, a guest account should be fairly incapable of ruining the system. However, if they have physical access to the machine, then they can easily boot off another device (usb, for ex).. Then use easily available utilities to crack your admin password and do other entertaining things you'd rather prevent.
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I'll add that a under-skilled user can do this inadvertently. So the integrity of the content they consume matters. If they're going to really sketchy websites, they could unknowningly run an exploit that owns the system and uses it for whatever (like a spam botnet).
I know that the answer is yes, from a guest account it's possible to affect the main windows account (let's say, the admin one).
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quoted for truth.Originally Posted by divineAndbright
what if you're going for someone of the same sex though? do men who like men like men on bikes?
quoted for truth.Originally Posted by divineAndbright
what if you're going for someone of the same sex though? do men who like men like men on bikes?
"The bicycle is the most civilised conveyance known to man. Other forms of transport grow daily more nightmarish. Only the bicylce remains pure in heart." --Iris Murdoch
definitely cool, at least I think so.
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But there's always someone cooler than you.
Yeah, you're the sh--, but you won't be it for long,
Because there's always someone cooler than you.
Yeah, there's always someone cooler than you."
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I think it's inspiring and powerful to be who you want to be.
Anyway, picking from a list of "allowable" choices dictated by society isn't exactly being crafty or original, you've already learned to conform without realizing you're doing it. Now, purple spiked hair OTOH, I think that's really cool!
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LOL, been married to the same woman for nearly 23 years, so hardly worried about "mates," and with my gray hair I can sort of get away with eccentric... so I will wear what feels comfortable, and makes me the most visible.Originally Posted by DannoXYZ
The heck with "cool." Nerds rule!
Works for me.Originally Posted by mirona
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I challenge anyone to come to the defense of the coolness of the metal spoke protector.Originally Posted by banzai_f16
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Carbon Fiber spoke protector > Steel spoke protector.Originally Posted by pharnabazos
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Misogyny is so charming .Originally Posted by divineAndbright
I'm a dude, but why the heck shouldn't a girl (or woman) get irate at you for saying that? If a woman said "All men are beer-drinking, powertool-loving, domestic abusers (well the ones who are seeking "mating partners anyway, it's trophy-hunting and machismo, always been that way always will). If you're a boy don't get all irate at me for saying that, but it's true!" would you say, "Oh, that's true! Guess I won't get all irate, then," or would you, in fact, get all irate about it? Why or why not? Would the fact that it is most patently not true have something to do with it? For some reason, there are all different sorts of men, but women? All the same, every one. And all bad.
What utter nonsense. All you guys "quoting for truth" should be ashamed of yourselves. You probably know plenty of women, all of whom are different, all of whom care about different things in different degrees. You KNOW this, but for some reason you still buy into this nonsense? Why? Yeesh.
On-topic, coolness is in the eye of the beholder. I happen to like the way I look on a bike, usually with both my pant legs rolled halfway up, my plaid flannel shirt flapping in the breeze on either side of my messenger bag. No doubt most of the people I see don't have any opinion either way, some small amount see me and think "dork," while a very tiny number of the people I pass everyday might think, "hey, he looks cool." But probably not, and even if they do or don't, who cares? Not me, I'm riding my bike, and that's cool enough for me!
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Nothing is cooler than a shiny Schwinn chrome spoke protector. It just screams "shove it anti spoke protector weenies". For that alone it is cool in my eyes.Originally Posted by pharnabazos
I don't worry much about fashions or whats cool. Whatever you buy today will be out of fashion in 6 months. So, whats the point unless you like to spend money. Conservative is the way to go for clothes.
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Cool is cool to the beholder. I don't find what a lot of people wear cool, but I don't judge them on that. I wear what I wear because it is comfortable...if someone thinks I look good at the same time, yehaw...score for me,
Really? I get cool stuff, you just have to know where to look.Originally Posted by DougJ
In case no one ever told you, Tennessee ain't no hotbed of style either!Originally Posted by sam83
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- The four-way competition to become Notre Dame's starting quarterback job is just getting started -- and it could be a long haul.
The Fighting Irish have three days of spring practices done, and only one in full pads.
Coach Brian Kelly has made it clear that all four players -- junior Tommy Rees, sophomores Andrew Hendrix and Everett Golson and freshman Gunner Kiel -- will have an equal opportunity at earning the start when the Fighting Irish open their season on Sept. 1 in against Navy in Dublin, Ireland.
Kelly in no hurry to make a decision.
"I think if there's no clear break (in the competition) as we go through the spring, I think this process continues to evolve as we work through preseason camp," Kelly said after practice Saturday. "That's my take looking at it right now after the first couple of days."
Kelly simplified the playbook this spring to level the playing field for the younger quarterbacks still learning the system. Of the four quarterbacks competing, only Rees and Hendrix have taken snaps in a game for the Irish.
"If you hand the full playbook to those guys they'd be spinning, so I understand where they're coming from," Rees said. "That also can give me advantage that I've run it so much, I should be the most comfortable with it. I should be the guy that understands what we're putting in. I think it's probably the right way to do it to help everyone out."
Rees started 12 of 13 games last season, but threw 14 interceptions and lost five fumbles in an 8-5 season. Only five players returning on the offensive side have started more than the 16 games Rees has started in his Irish career, but the junior has accepted the competition.
"I think it's an open competition, but you want to compete and you want to have that mentality that you're going to take over the job," Rees said. "So I think there's definitely a competitive attitude, but you understand that the decision is going to be made for whatever's best for the team. It's just something you've got to go out and do and compete."
Hendrix's role increased in Notre Dame's final two games against Stanford and Florida State last season and brings mobility to the position. Hendrix was 18 for 37 for 249 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions. He also ran for 162 yards on 25 carries for one touchdown.
Hendrix said the key to winning the job won't be his running.
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Golson enters the quarterback competition after spending the majority of his freshman season working with the scout offense and running the systems of Notre Dame opponents to prepare the starting defense every week.
"Being on scout team going against the first team defense, it helped me out a lot," Golson said. "I got used to the speed of the game real quick and everything. I think the only thing I was lacking after that was just the footwork just because I didn't have a coach back there with me."
The 6-0, 185-pound Golson will benefit from closer coaching this season as the staff tries to harness the athleticism that earned him all-state honors in both football and basketball as a high schooler in South Carolina.
Kiel's been on campus for just two months, but the early-enrolled freshman was one of the most sought after recruits in the country. He has focused on soaking up as much as he can from the other quarterbacks, while challenging them at the same time.
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"They're very good. They know the plays very well and they know the timing and they're footwork very well," Kiel said. "They all want the same thing too and that's to get the starting job. The competition's high, but we're all friends."
Hendrix said quarterbacks need to improve together and let the coaches worry about the decision.
"We have to be better as a whole to be better as just one," Hendrix said. "I think we're doing it as a group, and I think in the end it will be beneficial to us and the entire team."


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David's Heart Will Be with the Victims, but He'll Race This Weekend. Drivers Get Used to the Constant Spectre of Death
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DAVID Coulthard does not consider himself to be a particularly brave man, neither would he describe himself as insensitive or just plain dumb.
Yet, come Friday morning three days after walking away unscathed from an air crash which killed the pilot and co-pilot of his chartered jet - the 29-year-old Scot dearly wants to be at the wheel of his 200mph McLaren-Mercedes racing car in Barcelona, practising for the weekend's Spanish Grand Prix.
Naturally, that will depend on whether there is any reaction to the battering and bruising he suffered in yesterday's tragedy at Lyon airport, along with his American fiancee Heidi Wichlinski and personal trainer Andy Matthews.
Early reports last night suggested Coulthard, like his fellow passengers, was in miraculously good physical shape and determined to make his appearance at the Circuit de Catalunya.
For most people, such a trauma would require weeks of counselling before they stepped on to another aeroplane - and certainly before risking another of their nine lives by squeezing into a 750 horsepower machine and dicing with 21 other guys similarly armed with potentially lethal projectiles.
It must seem incomprehensible to the 'ordinary' person that Coulthard could have the strength of character or willpower to put himself through such an ordeal so soon after enduring the terrifying violence of an air crash.
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Palmer, who also had a spell as a television commentator, said last night: 'I think it is a pretty straightforward situation. The two aspects that have to be considered in David's case are his physical condition and his psychological state.
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'I suspect that the major problem for David this weekend will not be the racing but the extra attention he is likely to get from the media hounding him about the air crash. I am sure he would rather put that to the back of his mind and concentrate on his job as a driver.
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In the prospectus for a contribution submitted to the editor of this collection, the writer noted several "intersections and ironies" regarding "Bill Waters' and my paths…in the ASE-related literature [of] the last thirty years," viz.: (1) my 1964 "Comment" on his 1961 article in the Review of Social Economy; (2) the respects paid to me in his contribution to Lutz's Social Economics (1990); and (3) my recent article and his "Comment" thereon in the Forum for Social Economics. 2
As a Marxian Catholic Social Economist, it is true that I have striven (Waters 1990:104) to accommodate if not "integrate" that corpus of thought and "doctrine" generically referred to as "Social Catholicism" with what I here designate "Classical/Social Marxism." 3 More particularly, this effort has been to identify the areas of agreement and oneness between Marx and the Church, in order to isolate and further probe the nature and significance of the real differentia specifica. This recognizes that in any such "integration" irreconcilable nonessentials are simply jettisoned.
In the course of the present writer's research and reflection in this connection over the past thirty-one years (beginning with Nitsch 1963), an issue which has come up over and again, implicitly if not explicitly, if it is not indeed the all-embracing issue, is that of the "models" proffered, i.e. the Church's vs. or vis-à-vis Marx's. And, hazy, abstract, unspecific as he was and might have been over that two-score span of 1843-83 regarding future society(ies), no one can doubt-nor did Marx ever disclaim-that he was about formulating, predicting, and prescribing the truly human social economy and truly social human economy of the future-including, with the help of Engels's Anti-Dühring (1878-94), what, in phases, was to happen to property and its derivatives, the Classes and the State. We now turn to our subject, the Church's stand or claim in this matter.


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Keep Scottsdale Special!
Vote Bob Littlefield for Mayor
To explain why I am running for Mayor I need to tell you a story. It's called "A Tale of Two Cities."
The first city is Scottsdale. Scottsdale is a very special place - it is literally the best place in the Valley to live, work and visit. It is so special every one of us who lives here, in every part of the city, gladly paid a premium to do so. It is so special it is the number one tourist destination in the valley, attracting visitors who heavily support our local economy.
How did Scottsdale get to be so special? Partly because of location; we have a great climate, a stunning natural landscape and a unique Western character all our own.
But what really made Scottsdale special were the thousands of concerned and involved citizens who worked over many decades to create the city we call home. Scottsdale has had many bold, visionary projects in our history such as the McDowell-Sonoran Preserve, the Indian Bend Wash Greenbelt, The Civic Center Mall, and our award-winning Public Art Program. These ideas didn't come from city government; they came from residents like you who wanted a safe and beautiful place to live, not just for themselves but also for their families and friends.
Concerned and involved citizens also spearheaded Scottsdale's high standards for design, development and code enforcement. Standards like such as the Environmentally Sensitive Lands Ordinance, Natural Area Open Space, and all our various Character Area Plans, Scenic Corridors, Streetscapes and Design Guidelines keep our city special. Developers built within our citizen-inspired guidelines rather than try to bypass them, because they knew making our city special was good for everyone, including them.
Now let me tell you the story of another city, a city I call Upside Down Scottsdale. I call it that because in Upside Down Scottsdale the residents no longer set the agenda for the city's growth - special interests do. Greed and short-term self-interest take the place of both civic pride and creating a sustainable high quality of life as the driving forces behind Scottsdale's growth. And our city "leaders" are put in office by special-interest campaign contributions rather than by records of civic achievement.
Upside Down Scottsdale is the city the incumbent Mayor and his allies in the current City Council majority want. An Upside Down Scottsdale of tall buildings that block our views, urban-level density that clogs our streets with traffic and stresses our infrastructure, an oversupply of apartments, and an out-of-control bar district. They are encouraging the destruction and decay of Scottsdale's once world-renowned arts scene. They happily approve commercial development in residential neighborhoods and even in the citizen-created crown jewel of Scottsdale, the Preserve. And, they are squandering your tax dollars on special-interest handouts instead of funding our city's critical infrastructure needs.
My mission as Mayor will be to restore control of Scottsdale's future to the residents, and to implement the residents' vision for how their city grows. Together we can make Scottsdale right-side-up again!
If, like me, you are outraged by how the incumbent Mayor and his allies in the current City Council majority have broken faith with the residents who elected them, I ask you to harness your outrage and take action. Help me prevent the short-sighted, parasitic "growth" promoted by the current Council majority by supporting my campaign for Mayor. During my 12+ years on the City Council I proved myself as a tireless advocate for Scottsdale residents. You can be sure I will do the same as Scottsdale's Mayor!
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8/13/2012 (3 years ago)
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One simply cannot be a faithful Catholic and hold what is euphemistically called a "pro-choice" position on abortion or fail to defend true marriage and the family and society founded upon it. The same elite who currently control the Democratic Party - which abandoned its one time support for all the poor, including children in the womb - has now abandoned true marriage and the family and society founded upon it. They will reflect this in their official party platform during their convention in September.
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8/13/2012 (3 years ago)
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Keywords: Obama, Romney, abortion, gay marriage, true marriage, religious freedom, religious liberty, catholic vote, campaign 2012, social justice, social teaching, morally coherent, faithful citizenship, Keith A Fournier
CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - I write this article as a private citizen. I still have a right to speak out on such matters, thank God. And this website had enough foresight to organize itself as a "for profit" business. It has avoided the growing hostility toward Christians who speak out.
What I am about to say will make some waves; I hope so. Though said almost every four years, this actually IS, in my opinion, the most important presidential election in my lifetime. What is at stake is the very idea of this Nation and the values upon which it was founded.
On Wednesday, August 8, 2012, in Denver, Colorado, the President of the United States sent an unambiguous signal concerning his complete disrespect for Catholic voters who understand their faith and take it with them into the public square. He was introduced by Sandra Fluke at a campaign event.
Fluke, the former 30 year old Georgetown University Law student (she graduated in the spring) and past President of Law Students for "Reproductive Justice" gave testimony before Congress last March. She bemoaned allegedly having to spend $3,000 a year for contraception. She turned it into a contrived argument in support of compelling all Americans to pay for it through the Affordable Care Act.
Her testimony was an embarrassment to Catholics. Georgetown purports to be a Catholic institution. She is now a surrogate for the Obama reelection campaign. The "Affordable Care Act" mandates, through the implementation regulations of HHS, that Catholic Colleges and other Catholic outreaches dispense contraception, abortion inducing drugs and sterilization under the ruse of providing "health care".
This is a flagrant violation of the Free Exercise Clause found in the Bill of Rights to the US Constitution. The one year last minute "safe harbor" offered by the Administration was a convenient way for the administration to table the multitude of lawsuits from Catholic institutions under a legal theory that the constitutional issues are now not "ripe" until 2013.
Fluke gave an interview to the press the day before and spouted the Obama administration's propaganda, "This is a pivotal moment for us. We have a choice between someone who has stood up for women's health and defended our access to affordable healthcare and a candidate that has outright promised to turn back the clock on women's health and women's rights."
Given their numbers, U.S. Catholics can determine the outcome of this election. That is if we act in a manner which is, to use words of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, "morally coherent". That phrase was used in an instruction released in 2002 entitled a "Doctrinal Note on some questions regarding the Participation of Catholics in Political Life".
That teaching document was directed to "the Bishops of the Catholic Church and, in a particular way, to Catholic politicians and all lay members of the faithful called to participate in the political life of democratic societies." The teaching in the instruction also informs the "Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church" sections pertaining to the political participation of Catholics. (See, e.g. #565-574) Anyone who thinks the teachers of the Catholic Church are not clear on our duty as Catholics to vote in a manner which is morally coherent has not read Catholic teaching or simply rejects it. Here is an excerpt:
"The social doctrine of the Church is not an intrusion into the government of individual countries. It is a question of the lay Catholic's duty to be morally coherent, found within one's conscience, which is one and indivisible. "There cannot be two parallel lives in their existence: on the one hand, the so-called 'spiritual life', with its values and demands; and on the other, the so-called 'secular' life, that is, life in a family, at work, in social responsibilities, in the responsibilities of public life and in culture. The branch, engrafted to the vine which is Christ, bears its fruit in every sphere of existence and activity."
"In fact, every area of the lay faithful's lives, as different as they are, enters into the plan of God, who desires that these very areas be the 'places in time' where the love of Christ is revealed and realized for both the glory of the Father and service of others. Living and acting in conformity with one's own conscience on questions of politics is not slavish acceptance of positions alien to politics or some kind of 'confessionalism', but rather the way in which Christians offer their concrete contribution so that, through political life, society will become more just and more consistent with the dignity of the human person."
Our insistence upon recognizing in the positive or civil law of the Nation the fundamental Human Right to Life is not about engaging in single issue politics. Human rights - such as the Natural Law Right to Life - and human freedoms - such as the freedom to be born - are goods of human persons. When there is no human person to exercise them all the rhetoric extolling them is nothing but empty air and sloganeering.
Nor is our insistence only a matter of our adherence to our "religious" beliefs. It is a response to the truth revealed by the Natural Law and confirmed by medical science. The Child in the womb is our neighbor. It is always and everywhere wrong to take innocent human life. The child in the womb is innocent human life. It is thus wrong to intentionally kill him or her through procured abortion.
The embryonic human person, the child in the womb, the disabled, the needy and the elderly are all members of our human family. We can never condone their intentional killing as some kind of exercise of some "freedom" to choose. It is never a moral choice but a crime, whether the positive law prosecutes it or not.
Our opposition to the judicial manufacture of a "right" to take innocent human life in the womb must never take a back seat to any other concern in the public policy arena. Freedom must be exercised with reference to what is true and good in any just and moral society.
Abortion, in the words of Blessed John Paul II, is only the "cutting edge of the culture of death." Any time human persons are treated as "products" to be used, aborted, discarded, manipulated, enslaved, traded, made a means rather than an end, we find the "culture of death."
We must expose, oppose and replace it. Catholics will be judged the most severely if we fail to act in a morally coherent manner when we exercise our right to vote. The Biblical adage should echo in our ears, "To those, to whom much is given, much more will be required!" (Luke 12:48)
We are living under what Pope Benedict XVI called a "Dictatorship of Relativism" in the West. The culture stumbles, drunken on the false notion of freedom as giving some people a "right" to kill the innocent, divorced from norms to guide the exercise of human choice and govern our behavior.
When there is a wholesale effort to deny the existence of anything objectively true which can be known by all and form the basis of our common life, then there is no real freedom. Instead, we teeter on the brink of anarchy.
On the predominant human rights issues of our age the current controlling National leadership of the Democratic Party has lost its way. I contend that it should not be supported on the National level. I hope that changes. Perhaps a massive loss in November would prompt just such a change. One simply cannot be a faithful Catholic and hold what is euphemistically called a "pro-choice" position on abortion or fail to defend true marriage and the family and society founded upon it.
I, like many Catholic Americans, grew up equating being Catholic with being a Democrat because I thought Democrats cared more about the poor, the working class, the marginalized and those with no voice.
The failure to hear the cry of the child in the womb while mouthing the language of caring for the poor is unbridled hypocrisy. Medical science has confirmed what our conscience has always known, that child in the womb is one of us.
His or her voice cannot be heard because it is muffled in the once hallowed home of the womb and disregarded by political opportunists. Yes, there may be a few truly Pro-Life Democrats. However, after the experience of the Health Care debate, even this former Democrat is beginning to have my doubts.
The same elite who currently control the Democratic Party - which abandoned its one time support for all the poor, including children in the womb - has now abandoned true marriage and the family and society founded upon it. They will reflect this in their official party platform during their convention in September. It is unopposed.
The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith of the Catholic Church explained in 2003, "The Church's teaching on marriage and on the complementarity of the sexes reiterates a truth that is evident to right reason and recognized as such by all the major cultures of the world. Marriage is not just any relationship between human beings. It was established by the Creator with its own nature, essential properties and purpose."
"No ideology can erase from the human spirit the certainty that marriage exists solely between a man and a woman, who by mutual personal gift, proper and exclusive to themselves, tend toward the communion of their persons. In this way, they mutually perfect each other, in order to cooperate with God in the procreation and upbringing of new human lives."
Catholic Christians insist that there is a Natural Law, "present in the heart of each man and established by reason." This law "is universal in its precepts and its authority extends to all men. It expresses the dignity of the person and determines the basis for his fundamental rights and duties." (Catechism of the Catholic Church# 1956)
It is here that we find the ground for the moral truths which should inform our life together in every truly just and free society. It is here where we also find those fundamental and foundational human rights which we must insist must be recognized by the civil or positive law as rightfully belonging to all men and women.
The Catholic position to the efforts to undermine true marriage through what I call the "Homosexual Equivalency Movement" - the movement which wants to call what can never be a marriage a marriage and then use the Police Power of the State to force all of us to do the same - is also rooted in this Natural Law which binds all men and women.
There is a Cultural Revolution underway in the West with two conflicting visions of the human person, human freedom, human flourishing and marriage and the family founded upon it as the first cell of a truly just society. We must never support efforts to give promiscuous heterosexual or homosexual relationships the same status as monogamous marriage.
Civil institutions do not create marriage nor can they create a "right" to marry for those who are incapable of marriage. Government has long regulated marriage for the common good. For example, the ban on polygamy and age requirements were enforced in order to ensure that there was a mature decision at the basis of the Marriage contract. Heterosexual marriage, procreation, and the nurturing of children form the foundation for the family, and the family forms the foundation of civil society.
To "limit" marriage to heterosexual couples is not discriminatory now, nor has it ever been. Homosexual couples cannot bring into existence what marriage intends by its very definition. To now "confer" the benefits that have been conferred in the past only to stable married couples and families to homosexual paramours is bad public policy. To state this is not to be "anti-gay". It is to defend marriage.
Catholics are not one more "interest group" which can be polled, pandered to and bought. Our social obligation is to promote the true common good. We need to promote the truth as taught by the Church no matter what it is labeled in the political parlance of the hour.
Our political participation must be uncompromising in its committment to human life and dignity, marriage and the family, authentic human freedom, and solidarity directed by the application of the principle of subsidiarity. 'Morally Coherent' Catholic Voters can and should decide this Presidential election. Will we rise to the challenge?
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Just yesterday here at the Football Transfer Tavern we were talking about Manchester City and their potential transfer targets in the summer and it seems that the Daily Mail have found another couple for us to talk about.
According to the publication, Mancini's men are looking at Brazilian centre back Marquinhos who is not only wanted by City but also being monitored by Barcelona. Should Mancini seriously desire the defender in the summer, he could have a massive fight on his hands in order to beat the Catalan giants to the post on that one.
Of course City being City, there is not just one individual they are looking at. The club are also in the market for another winger despite forgotten man Scott Sinclair now being more famous for dating television personality Helen Flanagan than his on-the-field efforts. City's Italian tactician is now tracking Roma's attacking midfielder Erik Lamela, who at the tender age of 20 has already been capped by Argentina and is becoming one of the most coveted prospects in European football.
Despite being linked to a fair few players, City are mindful of the problems the Financial Fair Play regulations could well pose for them and are eyeing not only summer acquisitions but a mass summer clear out and the aforementioned Scott Sinclair is reportedly top of that list.
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Anyone have a bad experience when they got their Mirena inserted?? Goodness....I just had mine put in at 9 weeks PP, I'm a FTM who had a c-section at 37 weeks so I have never dialated and I wasn't on my period when I had it inserted. It hurt like hell!!!! I remember when he just measured me to make sure it would go in I had already teared up and he asked me like seven times "I haven't even put it in yet, are you SURE you want me to put it in??" By then I figured it couldn't get any worse and I had him finish. I got so flustered I had to stay laying down for about 10 min after the procedure so I wouldn't faint. Horrible, horrible...and then I had horrible cramps for the rest of the day. It does feel much better starting with day 2...but DANG. I did not expect that at all. Anyone else??!?!
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I don't have the Mirena BUT a friend at work said the same thing!! Painful as hell and her dr. put it in while on her period. However, my best friend said she wasn't on her period and it didn't hurt at all.
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I just had mine put in today and it was not painful at all. But I have had 2 vaginal deliveries. A friend of mine from work has it and she doesnt have any children and she said it was VERY painful when she got hers. I guess maybe if you havent had a vaginal delivery it hurts more because your cervix has never been stretched out. Sorry you had such a bad experience!
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No Mirena here but I did have a Paragard inserted about 2 weeks ago. It didn't hurt at all only a little uncomfortable. Even though I have had 3 vaginal deliveries, my doctor told me it would probably hurt so she had me cough when she pinched my cervix open. I didn't feel a thing.
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Mine hurt when going on, and the cramping for the rest of the day was worse than I expected. But it passed quickly and I never experienced any more pain after that so I consider it worth it. Removal is much easier, I can tell you.
♫ Melissa ~ Mom to Hero 16, Allegra 14, Ian 12, Colin 8, Cecily 7, Elinor 5, and Graeme Paul born 10/6/15
I must have the only doctor who numbs for the procedure, b/c I didn't feel anything but the numbing injection. I did have a lot of cramping afterwards though.
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No pain at all. But he said that was bc my cervix was still a little open from delivery. I have had a lot of spotting though which is starting to get annoying.
I had the paragaurd put in before I had my LO..So I had never had a baby..And it hurt sooooo bad. I thought I was going to pass out. When we were ready to try to have a baby I was so worried about getting it out..But as a previous poster said, having it removed is not as painful.
I've had the Mirena for 3 years. I was told the insertion would be "an easy 20 minute procedure" so I make the appointment during my lunch break. I was on my period (at the end of it) which is suggested so that the cervix is already dialated. I've had 3 children naturally (NO meds at all) and have a high pain tolerance. The nurse practitioner was supposedly the most qualified person to insert the Mirena according to my doctor because she had the most experience. When she began putting it in, it was very uncomfortable and finally after I was squirming around saying "is there a problem?" she decided to manually dialate...ugh. Well, I thought, OK....not fun, but it's fine. After that was done and she showed me how small the device was she began to insert it. It was the MOST pain I've ever felt in my life. It got to the point where I told her to "stop...I've had enough." I was getting ready to kick her (a surprising thought if you knew me at all) when she said "all done." Well, thank God that was over. I was told to stay lying down until I felt well enough to sit up. When I was alone, I waited about 10 minutes processing this event in my head and when I went to stand, I noticed an incredible amount of blood on the floor and still gushing from me. I was at the very end of my period so this was shocking. I called the nurse and she said it was normal. !!! It took me a total of 30 minutes to dress. I was light-headed, so dizzy and having such painful cramps that I tried talking to the nurse again. She assured me I would be fine. I could hardly walk. I went to my truck and just sat there and cried. I had to call into work and take off the rest of the day. Sad part is....I'm now so scared of this thing that I don't want to mess with it at all. The strings disappeared over 2.5 years ago and I know someone who said they had to do an ultrasound to find hers and it had to be surgically removed. I'm so scared now and that's not like me at all. My monthly ovulation is horrible, but has gotten better over the years. For the most part, I love not having to worry about pregnancy, but I have NO sex drive and have suffered from headaches and had to begin seeing a chiropractor (another first) after Mirena was inserted. Doctor says there is no connection and very quick to dismiss any negatives associated with the Mirena, but the more I hear about some of the issues, the more concerned I get. (sigh) I feel like this is what we get for messing with mother nature. Thanks for letting me share my experience.
Getting mine in was soo easy and I cramped for a day.
It never positioned itself right and fell out 3.5 weeks ago (7m after I got it inserted). Needless to say I will NEVER get it again. I bleed for 7m straight.
I can;t take the mini-pill either b/c it make me bleed constatly. After 2m of bleeding I quit it.
I am on the regular pill now and have a wrist watch with an alarm and it works fabulous. The pill hasn't dried me up either.
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A little cramping during the insertion, but once it was in I felt nothing. The only downside, I have been bleeding since (3 weeks). Spotting, nothing heavy and no cramps.
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To the old truism that nothing in life is guaranteed but death and taxes, a new certainty has been added in recent years: Grumbling about gasoline prices.
Regular unleaded, which a decade ago averaged $1.11 a gallon — $17.76 to fill a 16-gallon tank — averaged $3.58 a gallon Tuesday in Vancouver — $57.28 for a fill-up. Compare that 223 percent rise in the price of fuel to the 26 percent cumulative pay hike that Clark County workers received over the past decade, and it's clear that the cost of gasoline is eating into local wallets, or spurring people to change how they get around. It's also squeezing many local businesses, which have to weigh leaner profit margins against higher prices as the cost of shipping and receiving products and visiting with customers continues to rise.
Although gasoline prices have dropped by about 40 cents a gallon since May, they're still the highest they've ever been at the start of the Christmas shopping season, according to Marie Dodds, director of government and public affairs for AAA's Oregon, Idaho and Southwest Washington region.
Though a bearable inconvenience for people with wiggle room in their budgets, fuel costs could be eating into Christmas spending for those who live on the edge.
"All I can do is go to the store, go to the doctor, it's rough with prices going up," said Joan James of Vancouver, who lives on a fixed income and said her increasingly tight budget means she has no holiday plans this year.
Higher fuel prices may been one motivation behind Black Friday discounts and earlier opening hours at many stores over Thanksgiving weekend. Retailers were worried that stagnating wages and rising prices would result in shoppers running out of money earlier in the season, according to a CNN report. Those concerns appear to have been warranted: Stores selling to lower and middle-income shoppers did worse than expected last month. Although luxury department store Saks Fifth Avenue reported a 9.3 percent year-over-year increase in November sales, sales were up just 2 percent at J.C. Penney and 1.8 percent at Target.
Kathy Nielsen of Vancouver, who regularly acts as driver for her mother, sister and grandson, said she's combining trips and stopped going to a Portland hair dresser in part because of the cost of driving.
She said she's not conscious of cutting back her spending, but cash is going toward fuel that she'd rather use elsewhere.
"It'd be a lot more fun if I was paying less money a gallon," Nielsen said. "I'd still spend the money, but I'd spend it on something more fun."
As fuel prices contribute to a sales squeeze at some national retailers, Clark County small businesses also face tough decisions.
"We don't want to price ourselves out of the market, but when we drive it costs us more," said Patrick Werbowski, a locksmith and co-owner of Harry's Locksmith in Vancouver.
The company has eight vehicles on the road, and tries to be efficient about planning customer visits to minimize the miles they drive. But it has also had to raise some rates to remain profitable in light of climbing costs.
"At the end of the month, when I get our fuel bill, I have a small heart attack," Werbowski said. "The price of gas is one of those things you always have to be aware of."
We can be aware of where fuel prices have been, but predicting where they will head next is increasingly difficult.
AAA's Dodds said the European debt crisis, controversies in Iran, economic growth in India and China, and political turmoil in North Africa and the Middle East are simultaneously putting upward and downward pressure on prices. Investors' expectations also affect the price of crude oil, which is responsible for about 68 percent of the price of a gallon of gasoline. (The rest pays for refining, distribution, marketing and taxes.)
"It's very difficult to predict gas prices tomorrow, next week or next month, because prices are so volatile," Dodds said. "But I don't see any major drops or increases in the next month."
If historic patterns play out in 2012, that could lead to even emptier wallets for cash-conscious Clark County residents. Typically, prices climb after the start of a new year, peaking in May or June before subsiding again.
"When the price of gas increases, it has a ripple effect," said Dodds of AAA. "Shipping costs are higher. You're going to pay more for goods at the grocery store that may have to travel a long way by truck. If you send a package via UPS or FedEx, shipping costs may be higher. Small businesses, even something like a pizza delivery company, it's not uncommon for them to put fuel surcharges into effect. All of us who consume goods and services end up being impacted."


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9800GX2s first European listings
Marc Clements | 18th March 2008
First GX2s listed in Europe
Pioneer stops production of plasma panels
Marc Clements | 10th March 2008
Pioneer have decided to kill production of their own plasma screens.
Larrabee to come in 45nm
Marc Clements | 10th March 2008
Larrabee graphic is set to come with 45nm process
PhysX Hardware gets killed off
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Geforce to takeover the computing
ATI's next gen looking speedy?
Matthew Kemp | 4th March 2008
ATI are looking like they're going to really crank up the performance next gen...but is it all hype?
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Looks big...and pretty sweet!
Nvidia Brings GeForce to Mobiles
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Nvidia details a feature-packed media processor for mobile devices
Nvidia finalise Ageia deal
Matthew Kemp | 17th February 2008
Nvidia buy out Ageia...maybe now PhysX will REALLY get into games
ATI's next gen to have GDDR5 support?
Matthew Kemp | 12th February 2008
ATI skip GDDR4 and fix their sites on 2.5GHz GDDR5
Nvidia Developed GeForce CPU
Matthew Fogg | 12th February 2008
The industry's first HD (720p) playback and capture capability for handheld devices.
Nvidia to launch 9800 GX2 in March
Matthew Kemp | 10th February 2008
Nvidia are set to delay their 9800 GX2 for a couple of weeks, perhaps giving ATI time to sell more 3870 X2's?
ASUS Launches 3870X2 Series
Nic Crane | 29th January 2008
ASUS Launches Worlds First Onboard Dual RV670XT with EAH3870X2 Series
Club 3D HD 3870 X2 1024 MB Released
Nic Crane | 28th January 2008
Club 3D extends the line up of the HD3800 series with the worlds fastest graphic card the "HD 3870 X2" based on the ATI R680 chipset.
Powercolor HD3650 Extreme PCS performance preview and pictures
Matthew Kemp | 24th January 2008
AMD have released some new lower end cards. We take a look at the pick of the bunch, the HD3650...this time from Powercolor
Radeon HD 3870 X2 Launch Delayed
Matthew Fogg | 22nd January 2008
Nvidia & AMD To Start Next Gen. GPU War In Q2
Matthew Fogg | 21st January 2008
The battle for GPU supremacy begins in earnest
Asus 8800GS
Nic Crane | 17th January 2008
ASUS Launches Worlds First OC Version for EN8800GS Series with Glaciator Fansink
New model Club 3D 8800 GT (CGNX-G882DDF)
Matthew Fogg | 16th January 2008
Club 3D the european graphic card specialist, annouced today a new high-end model Club 3D 8800GT based on the Nvidia G92 chipset with a special radial heatpipe cooling solution.
Leadtek launches TV tuner card
Matthew Fogg | 11th January 2008
Leadtek Research has launched a brand new TV tuner card - the WinFast PVR2100
LG Develops High Resolution, Flexible A4-size E-Paper Display
Jonathan Smith | 7th January 2008
LG Develops High Resolution A4-size E-Paper Display.
AMD 1GB R680 Custom Cooling
Jonathan Smith | 7th January 2008
1GB R680 with Cutsom Cooling Pictures Leaked.
9800 GX2 Information Leaked
Jonathan Smith | 3rd January 2008
See the Leaked 9800 GX2 Pictures and Specifications
Sony stops production of rear projection screens
Matthew Kemp | 27th December 2007
Rear projecion axed as Sony focus on LED and OLED technologies
ZOTAC Embraces DisplayPort Technology
Derrick Huey | 20th December 2007
DisplayPort video interface technology available on next-generation ZOTAC graphics cards
AMD Moving Towards Multi-GPU Cards
Derrick Huey | 20th December 2007
AMD has announced that their future high-end graphics card lines will feature multi-GPUs
Club 3D HD3800 Overclocked Edition Series
Derrick Huey | 19th December 2007
Club 3D extends the line up of the HD3800 series with two new graphic cards based on the RV670 chipset.
ELSA release PhysX card
Ben "SBB" Taylor | 18th December 2007
Super low cost part on the horizon?
nVidia G100 Due in March
Ben "SBB" Taylor | 18th December 2007
nVidia's new part due in late Q1
AMD announce new GPUs
Ben "SBB" Taylor | 15th December 2007
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FBI Director James B. Comey has named Frank Montoya Jr. as special agent in charge of the FBI's Seattle Division.
Montoya most recently worked in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, where he served as the national counterintelligence executive, the FBI said in a news release. In that role, he was the head of national counterintelligence for the United States government.
The previous special agent in charge, Laura M. Laughlin, abruptly retired in February.
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Starting tomorrow, July 7, and continuing through July 14, the Film Society of Lincoln Center in New York will be presenting "Revisiting Tarkovsky," a complete retrospective of the Russian director's films.
From the Film Society's website: "In April, over 7,000 people feasted on the work of a true master of cinema during the Film Society's Satyajit Ray series. Now we're proud to present a complete retrospective of another titanic film artist: Andrei Tarkovsky. Often mentioned in the same exalted company as Fellini, Godard, Kurosawa and Bergman, Tarkovsky made only seven features--all of which will be screened during this spotlight event."
If you're unfamiliar with the director's work, the Film Society's blog has a podcast that might serve as a good primer before diving in and includes an interview with director Dmitry Trakovsky whose documentary "Meeting Andrei Tarkovsky" will screen as part of the series. According to The Film Talk's Jett Loe (for whom Tarkovsky's "'Andrei Rublev' is the best film ever made") "'Andrei Rublev' seemed to have been shot on location in the Middle Ages and it had an incredible quality as if the camera wasn't there, as if he was filming without a camera, as if the actors didn't even know they were being filmed... I would say that with Tarkovsky films, unlike with almost anyone else in cinema, they're shot on location in real life. There's more life in a frame of Tarkovsky, in a frame of 'Andrei Rublev' than just about anything else I've ever seen."
Just as enthusiastic is Joshua Rothkopf writing for Time Out New York: "This is serious filmmaking, of a pace that will test modern attention spans. But the rewards are hard to overstate: a fluidity of emotion and memory that feels like the creation of a diaristic art form. Tarkovsky's more intimate dramas attract the hottest critical support: 1975's Proustian mortality drama 'The Mirror'; the lovely 'Nostalgia' (1983); and his final film, 'The Sacrifice', a 1986 cry against nuclear holocaust. At these 35mm screenings, you will almost certainly see expat Russians reconnecting with a bold talent."
Jim Hoberman at the Village Voice recommends checking out "Stalker," which he calls "a perverse replay of 'Solaris''s cosmic voyage, a remake of Andrei Rublev in a secular world of post-apocalyptic misery. (It's also weirdly evocative of David Lynch's 'Eraserhead'). 'Stalker' is as devious as it is gorgeous—the only certain thing is its blatant anti-technological, anti-rational, anti-materialist bias" and "Solaris." On the latter he writes: "Originally hailed as the 'Soviet 2001,' Tarkovsky's sci-fi epic is actually something closer to 'Vertigo'—a strange and beautiful meditation on memory, simulation, and lost love." And, on "My Name Is Ivan": "Tarkovsky's first feature is a remarkable debut that chronologically fractures a conventional Soviet World War II story about a martyred child scout, while imbuing it with the fiercely lyrical pantheism that would flower in 'Andrei Rublev.'"
As mentioned, the series includes several screenings of Dmitry Trakovsky's documentary "Meeting Andrei Tarkovsky." About the film: "In 1987, a year after Tarkovsky's death, Dmitry Trakovsky and his parents emigrated from Russia to the United States, where he grew up feeling a special relationship to the images, sounds, and themes in Tarkovsky's films. Here, he goes in searchof other lives affected by the auteur's work: collaborators Erland Josephson and Domiziana Giordano, friends Krzysztof Zanussi and Franco Terilli, an Orthodox priest, and even the director's son, Andrei Andreevich Tarkovsky."
Watch the trailer for "Meeting Andrei Tarkovsky" on YouTube.
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