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Arrogant Git Uses Appeal to Authority to Advocate Citizen Disarmament
The op-ed is entitled, "I know Assault Weapons and You Shouldn't Have One."
My first reaction is, "Eat a dick. If you claim that, you don't know what an assault weapon is."
He claims to be a veteran who experienced "first-hand combat" in Vietnam."
My first reaction is, "Then, perhaps you should know what an assault weapon actually is, but you don't."
I am calling on veterans who have served in active combat – lived and almost died depending on the assault weapon strapped to your body – to speak out. We are the people who have true insight on this issue. Without wealth and connections to keep a deferment, I was drafted and in active combat for a year in Vietnam from Nov. 1967 to Nov. 1968. During the Tet offensive in Jan. '68, some of the worst fighting in the war, I was frequently in first-hand combat along the Mekong River and through the rice paddies in the delta radioing coordinates for artillery firepower.
Much like the "violence planner," who took an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States, this cock-gobbler knows exactly dick about the Constitution, but much like the "violence manager," he uses his alleged combat experience to gain credibility on a subject he obviously knows little to nothing about, despite his spurious claim.
"I was drafted to fight in Vietnam" doesn't make him an expert. It makes him someone who had to be forced into military duty. Dick.
Assault weapons are just that: for assault. They are not for the general public to play at target practice or use for sport. They are too dangerous. The general public is not trained sufficiently nor mentally strategic enough to understand their raw power. They should be in the hands of only the military and tactical, highly trained law enforcement.
Hey, walking twat! This is Shyanne Roberts. She the daughter of my friend Dan Roberts and a competitive shooter. Last year, this adorable child helped build the custom AR she is shooting in this photo. She was 10 years old at the time. She also knows the difference between a semi-automatic rifle and the fully automatic one you used in Vietnam.
Perhaps it's time for you and Gersh KUNTZman to compare manginas.
Disagree with me? If you're a veteran and served in active combat with an assault weapon, I value your opinion – even if it differs from mine. If you're simply a gun enthusiast who believes it's your inalienable right to play with assault weapons, I don't value it because you really don't understand the consequences – you haven't witnessed them. If that's who you are and what you want, join the military and be useful with that.
So the very people of whom the military consists, and whose rights they are sworn to defend don't count in your book, because you got forced into military service and now consider yourself an "expert?"
This veteran says "Eat a dick."
I believe in the Second Amendment. I own a gun. I have a concealed carry permit just in case I need it – not to carry routinely. What's the old saying … if you carry around a hammer, you're always looking for a nail?
What you do and don't believe is irrelevant. The Second Amendment exists, regardless of whether you believe it does, and it speaks plain English, regardless of whether or not your stupid ass can understand it.
I also understand the Second Amendment's purpose when it was written and the state of weaponry when it was created. It's called perspective – useful when you're forming opinions and making decisions.
Oh, another one who apparently doesn't believe that the Internet, computers, and even typewriters are covered by the First Amendment. When you write this ignorant screed with a quill on parchment, given the state of writing technology when the First Amendment was written, I might listen to you (but probably not, because you're stupid). Until then, eat a dick.
I call out our N.C. senators in Washington who consistently vote against stricter background checks, reinstating the assault weapons ban, and not preventing people on the terrorist watch list from buying guns. I'm amazed that politicians like Thom Tillis accept immense amounts of NRA donations and think we don't understand that compromises the way he votes. I may not have gotten a college degree because I was fighting a war, but I'm smart enough to figure that out.
So, he has no respect for pretty much any amendment in the Bill of Rights, except, of course, the one that protects his right to be stupid. Due process? Who needs it! Right to keep and bear arms? Fuck it. Right of the people? Don't care and don't understand it.
Difference between full auto and semi-automatic rifle? Doesn't know it, or doesn't care.
What would you expect for someone who was forced into service and then uses said experience to try and relieve others of their rights?
In other words, John Butler, eat a dick.
Gutless, Anti-Freedom Turd Projects Own Violent Tendencies on Gun Owners
Want a gun? Take a bullet, says a blubbering, irrational pig named D. Watkins in a sputtering, badly-written indictment of gun owners as "cowards" if they refuse to take a bullet to feel the pain of those who have been shot.
"So if you love guns, if they make you feel safe, if you hold and cuddle with them at night, then you need to be shot. You need to feel a bullet rip through your flesh, and if you survive and enjoy the feeling––then the right to bear arms will be all yours." Says D. Watkins from the safety of whatever lair he uses to write his barely literate garbage. This keyboard commando calls you a coward if you want to exercise your basic right without experiencing his violent fantasies of seeing his fellow Americans savaged by violence.
Doing a little research on this noxious tool, I discover he's a Baltimore-based former drug dealer who decided to become a writer… apparently by lying about his alleged poverty in order to gain street cred with the victim class. According to his bio, he was the winner of Baltimore magazine's "Best Writer" award in 2015. With gems such as this, "You need to have gun, like taking selfies with pistols, can't live with out [sic] it? Then take a bullet and you will be granted the right to purchase the firearm of your choice," and "recommending that fire arms [sic] be present in elementary classrooms," and the visionary, profound, butchered English in this, "Bullets are extremely hot and they hurt. I saw them paralyze, cut through faces, pierce children and take life. I have friends, relatives and loved ones be gunned down [sic]," you can certainly see the "merit" of giving this barely literate hack such an honor.
Why is it that pusillanimous, lying colostomy bags of fetid crap such as Dwight here want to disarm you? Projection, I gather. They have violent snuff fantasies, and they project those onto everyone else, fearing that the rest of us are just as violent as he is.
I won't bother debunking the lies he quotes, such as Hillary Clinton's "90 people killed by guns daily" lie. I've done it already.
But Miguel over at the Gun-Free Zone blogged about it this morning, and that gave me an idea. Miguel wrote:
Dear D. Watkins: If you happen to have a fire extinguisher, I wanna see your self-inflicted burn scars. Otherwise, stop talking nonsense out of your rectal exit.
PS: You can't have sex unless you pass a bowling ball through the above-mentioned rectal exit. A man should not be allowed to have carnal knowledge with a woman until he experiences the pain of childbirth… without epidural.
Prior to sex, you should probably be raped too. And if you like the experience of your body and your soul being decimated by forcible penetration, you can then proceed to get some nookie. But only if your partner says "yes" every ten minutes. (Does "Oh, God!" count? Asking for a friend.)
So what other right can you not exercise until you experience its worst conclusion?
You cannot drive a car until you've been crushed in a vehicle collision, your bones shattered by tons of steel at high velocity. (h/t Brad Torgersen on Facebook)
You absolutely cannot be allowed to be a writer or reporter until you have experienced libelous statements about you and your family. Libel tears apart people's lives. In some cases, those who have been libeled actually end their lives. It's only fair that any "journalist" be required to endure lies published about them, reporters at their doorstep, hounding them around the clock, the pain of trying to restore your life and reputation…
Prior to purchasing a knife – regardless of its intended use – you must be stabbed. If you enjoy the feeling of your flesh being carved up and blood spurting out of your body, go ahead and buy that implement. Same goes for hammers and baseball bats, as well as other types of clubs, since they're used more in murders than rifles are.
Want to buy a pool? You should be waterboarded to emulate drowning. Do you have any idea how many innocent children drown, you selfish, arrogant, cowardly turd?
Want to smoke that cigarette? Perhaps you should be put through some chemotherapy, lose your hair and puke daily, and if you like that, then buy that next pack of Newports and second hand smoke me to death!
Want that steak and those cheese fries? Let's induce a heart attack, so you can see what it feels like to suffer your body revolting against you as you clog your arteries with crap. Heart disease kills more Americans than anything else and costs us $320 billion, so go get that arugula salad and quit contributing to health care costs in this country.
And after you've done all that, learn the definition of "rights," and learn to use English properly, you moron.
This Really Happened: Hoplophobe Soils Itself Because… GUN!
September 11 was a historic day in America. It was tragic. It was emotional. It was dark. But it was definitely historic – a painful part of American history that is never to be forgotten.
Enter this asshole. OH NOES! Teh EEEVIL NRA™ put a GUN on display in its museum! A GUN! How awful!
New York Police Officer Walker Weaver did not survive that horrific day on Sept. 11, 2001, but the NRA is pleased that his gun was recovered.
The NRA writes, "Officer Weaver never made it out that day … but his revolver was recovered from the ashes."
Let's start with the fact that the pistol is a bit of history. There are cameras that survived the 9-11 attack that belonged to a photographer – Bill Biggart – who did not, that are displayed at the Newseum in Washington, DC. Why? Because it's a NEWS museum, and therefore, tools that a photojournalist used to capture the news are prominently displayed there as part of news history.
Likewise, the NRA's museum is a FIREARMS museum. The pistol that belonged to a fallen officer who died on 9-11 is part of history! Therefore, it's perfectly appropriate that the tool the officer used every day to protect his life and the lives of others is prominently on display there as part of firearms and American history.
Yay for the gun! #GunsLivesMatter.
Yay for lack of rational perspective! #HoplophobicBuffoon.
After Weaver's family donated the gun to the NRA National Firearms Museum and with the 14th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the NRA writes, "Weaver's revolver holds a place of honor today and serves as a somber reminder of the law enforcement officers who put their lives on the line daily."
I don't know where any of you were during the bombings, but I was one or so miles from Ground Zero, just hoping that one gun would survive as we watched in horror as citizens and first responders tirelessly dug through the rubble, day after day.
So you're using your alleged presence near Ground Zero to give yourself credibility? Well, I was pretty near the Pentagon – where 125 military and civilians died at the hands of psychotic murderers. And some of those folks even carry guns as part of their jobs… you know… in the military, you cretinous coward! In the military – especially when we deploy – we carry our firearms with us all the time. They are tools.
This look familiar? Care to make fun of it, you deplorable, callous cunt?
These weapons are part of our jobs – especially on deployment. Just as Officer Weaver's pistol was part of his job – and the only part left his family was able to recover. So your smarmy, oleaginous sarcasm is neither warranted, nor appreciated.
With each dig into the ground, we hoped to see just one barrel peering out into the sunlight.
With each word you show yourself to be a pompous, insensitive nitwit, that has not a gracious bone in its body. This is the only thing his family had left of him in the wreckage of that horror – the tool he used every day to protect himself and others. And you have the unmitigated gall to wax sarcastic about it?
And one did. It was Officer Walker Weaver's gun. He didn't make it but the NRA is very happy that yet another gun is OK.
I'm sure Officer Weaver's family is gratified that they are able to donate the only thing left of him they were able to recover from the rubble to a museum to honor the the man who courageously bore that tool on the job and preserve it as part of history – history you apparently do not understand or respect, you sniveling cock monkey.
The courageous gun lobbyist organization used social media yesterday to attack surviving family members of gun violence.
And by "attack," you mean "asked a legitimate question about the #whateverittakes movement and its intent toward our rights."
We're sure the gun rights group was relieved to hear that the guns used in the aforementioned acts of violence survived, too.
We're sure relieved that your pusillanimous pantshittery against guns is so profound, that you would denigrate the only item that was recovered from someone who was murdered by psychotic terrorists and begrudge that tool becoming part of history merely because you insist on personifying an inanimate object.
Forget the thousands of lives lost 14 years ago, and let's take a moment to honor the gun that pulled through such a terrifying event.
Forget the fact that the gun is the only item that was recovered from one of those victims. Let's hate on it, because GUNS!
And now, I'm going to go throw up.
Translation: Look how sensitive I am! I'm going to throw up because INANIMATE OBJECT! I sarcastically attack the memory of one of the victims of a vicious terrorist attack on our nation, but I'm righteous, because I'm attacking a GUN!
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Weapons Grade Stupid
If you haven't heard of Heidi Yewman yet, it's about time you acquainted yourself with this numbskull, who decided to become a "good guy with a gun" for 30 days and document her trials and tribulations in MS Magazine.
So instead of educating herself, getting some training and documenting objectively her 30 day experience, this one chose to paint gun ownership in the most negative light possible without actually breaking any laws.
Yes, I bought a handgun and will carry it everywhere I go over the next 30 days. I have four rules: Carry it with me at all times, follow the laws of my state, only do what is minimally required for permits, licensing, purchasing and carrying, and finally be prepared to use it for protecting myself at home or in public.
Can you already tell which side of the gun control debate Heidi Yewman falls on?
Me, a board member of the Brady Campaign. Me, the author of a book about the impact of gun violence, Beyond the Bullet.
I will say this: judging by this inane, imbecilic attempt to demonize gun owners and gun ownership, I can already tell that her little book on the impact of gun violence is likely a biased, subjective piece of dreck on which I wouldn't bother spending money.
Additionally, when someone tells me the reason for her little "experiment" is curiosity about "what would it be like to be that good guy with a gun? What would it be like to get that gun, live with that gun, be out and about with that gun. Finally, what happens when you don't want that gun any more?" after Wayne LaPierre astutely noted post-Newtown that "The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun," I have to wonder why Heidi thinks that being a "good guy with a gun," means an absolution from her responsibilities as a gun owner.
Getting the permit to carry a concealed weapon was simple. I filled out a form, had my fingerprints taken for a background check and paid $56.50. No training required. It took far longer to get my dog a license.
I started my 30-day gun trial with a little window-shopping. I visited a gun show and two gun dealers. I ended up buying a Glock 9mm handgun from Tony, a gun dealer four miles from my house. I settled on this model because it was a smallish gun and because Tony recommended it for my stated purposes of protecting myself and my home.
It was obvious from the way I handled the gun that I knew nothing about firearms. Tony sold it to me anyway. The whole thing took 7 minutes. As a gratified consumer, I thought, "Well, that was easy." Then the terrifying reality hit me, "Holy hell, that was EASY." Too easy. I still knew nothing about firearms.
Tony told me a Glock doesn't have an external safety feature, so when I got home and opened the box and saw the magazine in the gun I freaked. I was too scared to try and eject it as thoughts flooded my mind of me accidentally shooting the gun and a bullet hitting my son in the house or rupturing the gas tank of my car, followed by an earth-shaking explosion. This was the first time my hands shook from the adrenaline surge and the first time I questioned the wisdom of this 30-day experiment.
I needed help. I drove to where a police officer had pulled over another driver. Now, writing this, I realize that rolling up on an on-duty cop with a handgun in tow might not have been fully thought through.
I told him I just bought a gun, had no clue how to use it. I asked him to make sure there were no bullets in the magazine or chamber. He took the magazine out and cleared the chamber. He assured me it was empty and showed me how to look. Then he told me how great the gun was and how he had one just like it.
The cop thought I was an idiot and suggested I take a class. But up to that point I'd done nothing wrong, nothing illegal.
So to summarize:
Idiot buys tool and gets concealed carry permit.
Idiot rejects any responsibility for owning said tool.
Idiot gets no training and acquires no knowledge about said tool.
Idiot is appalled she passed the instant background check to purchase said tool.
Idiot is incensed that her state has no laws preventing her from being an idiot, and that the store where she bought said tool will not take action to prevent her from doing stupid things.
Idiot publicizes stupidity.
See, most responsible gun owners don't need laws to compel them to do what is right. They will get training, they will familiarize themselves with their firearms, they will follow all proper legal procedures, but will also go above and beyond – something which Heidi did not do intentionally, and then attempted to paint general gun ownership as irresponsibly as she painted her own.
Most gun owners respect the tool and understand the personal accountability that goes along with it.
Heidi has no concept of these principles, and has decided to pretend that the rest of the gun owners in this nation are just as stupid as she is.
I had posted the following in the comments on that website, and to my surprise (not), the comment was never approved.
"So let me get this straight. Author buys tool. Has no idea how to use it, and is appalled that she passed the instant background check to purchase it. Expects store and law enforcement to remedy her ignorance about said tool, instead of taking responsibility for herself.
Publicizes her stupidity.
Got it."
Perhaps if Heidi Yewman had bothered becoming a responsible gun owner, getting training, getting educated about guns and getting enough practice to become comfortable with her tool, as the vast majority of gun owners do, she would have a little more credibility with a crowd that isn't entirely comprised of hysterical hoplophobes who support her cause.
But for now, Heidi Yewman is weapons grade stupid.
Washington Post Showing Bias and Idiocy in One Blithering Editorial
Do you ever wonder why the general public seems to be so completely ignorant on the issues that are critical to our country today? I'm wagering an educated guess that this is because they swallow whatever the media feeds them like a porn star in a bukake scene. Self-important rags like the Washington Post and the New York Times spew it, and the Great Unwashed swallow in great, big gulps. Doing research is just extraneous effort to them, not worth expending. Why bother, when the Washington Post editorial staff writes gems such as this?
SEN. CHRIS MURPHY (D-Conn.) offered a trenchant comment the other day about the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in December, which was carried out by Adam Lanza with a semiautomatic assault weapon that reloaded bullets in rapid succession from a single ammunition magazine.
OK, stop right there! The semiautomatic rifle chambered the next round only as quickly as Lanza could pull the trigger, but already the Post is making it sound like the big, bad magazine was responsible for the mass murder. The magazine simply holds the rounds. The rifle chambers them. The shooter is the one who controls the speed with which the rounds are expelled. But that doesn't matter, because now that the media realizes there's no way an assault weapons ban will pass, they're focusing their dull quills on what they call "high-capacity magazines," or in the cases of the truly retarded, "clips."
Twenty children and six adults were killed in a deadly few minutes of fire. "We do know that historically in these instances, amateurs have trouble switching magazines," the senator said, according to the New York Times. "I believe, and many of the parents there believe, that if Lanza had to switch cartridges nine times versus two times there would likely still be little boys and girls alive in Newtown today."
Dear Senator, you're a blithering idiot. Historically we know WHAT? A monkey high on crack can switch out a magazine. Push release. Drop mag. Slap another one in. If you're really skilled, you tape two mags together in a Jungle Style configuration, to make reloading even easier. What you nattering hysterics believe has no grounding in reality, and basing legislation on what you believe without actual evidence to back up what you're saying amounts to destroying basic rights of the people based on nothing but histrionics.
The 10-round limit was included in the 1994 assault weapons ban, which expired in 2004. Taking stock of that law, a report for the National Institute of Justice noted that studies have shown that attacks with semiautomatic weapons "result in more shots fired, more persons hit, and more wounds inflicted per victim than do attacks with other firearms." There is already a huge stock of these weapons and ammunition clips in civilian hands, but Congress could at least staunch the manufacture and purchase of new ones.
This comes from a report issued by a Christopher Koper at the University of Pennsylvania, and based on "predictions that are tenuous," according to the principal investigator himself. The author also prefaces this claim with the following:
Should it be renewed, the ban's effects on gun violence are likely to be small at best and perhaps too small for reliable measurement. AWs were rarely used in gun crimes even before the ban. LCMs are involved in a more substantial share of gun crimes, but it is not clear how often the outcomes of gun attacks depend on the ability of offenders to fire more than ten shots (the current magazine capacity limit) without reloading.
Not that the Washington Post would make any mention of this particular bit of text. Additionally, considering the tiny percentage of shootings committed with these weapons and these magazines, the sample size is too small to make an adequate assessment.
A limit on high-capacity magazines draws more support in recent public opinion polls than does a ban on assault weapons.
Maybe that's because the Great Unwashed don't realize that these magazines are standard for many of these rifles. You ban the mag, and you end up with a de facto ban on the rifles. I bet the legisleeches know this. Does the public? And as far as the actual claim about public support… well, I guess that would depend on whom you ask and which poll you believe. A January 20 survey in the Wall Street Journal saw 80 percent of respondents oppose a high-capacity magazine ban. But I don't suppose the Washington Post would acknowledge this.
Senators who have resisted gun control legislation out of concern for political fallout have been hinting that they may support limits on ammunition clips. One of them, Mark R. Warner (D-Va.), has stated that, despite his "A" rating from the National Rifle Association, he is ready to depart from the status quo in response to Sandy Hook. The senator could do so by speaking up for a limit on large-capacity ammunition clips.
This makes them ignorant squishes, who are ready to compromise your rights away for a little political capital. Just because they have indicated their intent to support a ban, does not make the ban a good idea.
No one who owns guns for hunting, target practice or personal self-defense needs to have a 30-bullet magazine, as Vice President Biden rather inartfully stated in an online chat last week.
I would think these people would beg to differ. And these. And I'm betting this lady, who fought off thugs wielding an AK, wouldn't agree with a mediot's assessment of what she may or may not have needed in this battle. And I'm betting those Korean shop owners who defended themselves and their property during the LA riots would tell you to shove your ban up your collective asses as well. As for Biden's "inartful" idiocy… anyone who would advise folks to negligently discharge a shotgun instead of using an easy to load, low recoil, light tool of self defense, needs to be ridiculed mercilessly and exposed for the tool that he is.
Mr. Biden said that civilians don't need a semiautomatic assault rifle of the AR-15 type — like that used by Lanza — to protect themselves. "It's harder to aim, it's harder to use and in fact you don't need 30 rounds to protect yourself," the vice president declared. "Buy a shotgun. Buy a shotgun."
Mr. Biden is a retard. We've already established that, but thanks for playing, Washington Post. You're excused.


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The present title, "Rites and Symbols of Initiation: The Mysteries of Birth and Rebirth," was introduced with the Harper Torchbook paperback edition of 1965. (The publisher had meanwhile become Harper & Row; and today is included in HarperCollins.) There was a Harper College Division reprinting in 1980. The current edition, from Spring Publications, has a new Foreword (by Michael Meade), but seems to be otherwise identical.
Meanwhile, a rather different French edition ("a rehandling of the material") had been published as "Naissances mystiques. Essai sur quelques types d'initiation" (Paris, 1959). (That makes three versions and four titles, if you've lost count. And a variety of textually identical editions of the English-language version.)
Eliade (1907-1986) remained connected to the University of Chicago for pretty much the rest of his life.Read more ›
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Mircea Eliade has written a fantastic work on Initiation that will certainly be of interest to anyone concerned with the transitional passage from childhood to full spiritual maturity in any culture. Here is a famous quote that indicates the tremendous significance of what he is writing about:
Initiation represents the most significant spiritual phenomena in the history of humanity. (3)
The emphasis Eliade places on archaic, or so-called "primitive" societies and their preoccupation with "death" or symbolic "annihilation" of the old existence, or the "child's dying to childhood" (x-xiii) suggests that the experience of dissolution of the structures of the personality into preformed chaos is the way re-birth is experienced at the depth-level of human existence. No one explores this subject more thoroughly than Eliade. The abundance of data he provides to support his hypothesis about three initiation-types is something the reader will not want to miss.
Here is a synopsis: rebirth of an initiate into a "higher" mode of being is transmitted to the culture via "supernatural beings" who reveal the rites and symbols of initiation to tribal groups; such rituals are revealed to shamans or medicine men from the beginning of Time (xiv). The changes induced in the initiate's consciousness are always produced by religious experience (1). The history of religions distinguishes three central categories, or types of initiation that mark the transition from childhood to adolescence and from adolescence to full adulthood. The first initiation-type is "obligatory" and this is the "puberty rite" or "initiation into an age group." The second type is the "secret society.Read more ›
"Patterns of Initiation: The Haskell Lectures of 1956" were delivered at the University of Chicago by Mircea Eliade, a Romanian exile who had been recruited from the Sorbonne to help build up the University's Comparative Religion program in its old Divinity School.
The lectures were composed in French, Eliade's main second language, and the English translation by Willard Trask was published in 1958, by Harvill Press, London, and Harper & Brothers, New York, as "Birth and Rebirth." The full Harper title (I haven't seen a copy of the Harvill version) is "Birth and Rebirth: The Religious Meanings of Initiation in Human Culture," part of "The Library of Religion and Culture" series. (I have reviewed separately the Harper edition, used copies of which are sometimes available through Amazon.)
The present title, "Rites and Symbols of Initiation: The Mysteries of Birth and Rebirth," was introduced with the Harper Torchbook paperback edition of 1965. (The publisher had meanwhile become Harper & Row; and today is included in HarperCollins.) There was a Harper College Division reprinting in 1980.
The most recent distinct edition, from Spring Publications, with a new Foreword by Michael Meade, was published in (I think) 1984, and seems to be otherwise identical. This is the version released in Kindle format in 2012. (I have here adapted my existing review of the Spring paperback.)
Meanwhile, a rather different French edition ("a rehandling of the material") had been published as "Naissances mystiques.Read more ›
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It is a brilliant insight and model of human behavior and initiation rites. Working from pre-historic initiation rites through the post modern period it opens up and identifies... Read morePublished on May 22, 2013 by T. Babcock
Mircea Eliade (1907-1986) was one of the most important historians of religion. In this book, he presents the initiation rites of primitive civilizations. Read morePublished on February 9, 2013 by Roberto Lima Netto
Though I have not yet finished reading this book, Eliade's descriptions of initiatory rituals that bind and preserve communities is fascinating. Read morePublished on November 11, 2012 by Scott M B Gustafson
Practically anything, including this book, written by Mircea Eliade (1907-1986) is a phenomenal read! He is a MAJOR figure in the study of the history of religious ideas. Read morePublished on November 16, 2010 by B. Buhler
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Bangladesh tour delay disappointing - Whatmore
Apr 23, 2012: Dav Whatmore, the Pakistan coach, has said he is "disappointed" with the postponement of Bangladesh's proposed tour of Pakistan following a court stay order
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Apr 19, 2012: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has dispatched a 70-page security plan to the ICC for Pakistan's proposed limited-overs games against Bangladesh in Lahore, slated for later this month
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Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles
One after another, the hosts' batsmen attempted questionable flicks and drives in their second innings, disregarding the drift and dip the offspinner was generating
Ashwin emulates Botham with ton and seven-for
Stats highlights from the fourth day's play in Antigua where Ashwin's maiden five-wicket haul outside Asia bowled India to an innings victory
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Standout performers continue to carry England (68)
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The bill requires the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) and the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) to terminate awards and return funds if the Treasury finds associated waste, fraud or insufficient performance.
About $7 billion has been allocated in grants and loans for broadband build-out, adoption and education. Republicans, who control the House of Representatives, have expressed concerns about oversight of that money.
"This legislation improves oversight of the awards and clarifies ambiguities regarding what happens to returned or reclaimed funds," said House Energy & Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton (R- MI). "For example, if an inspector general flags a potential problem with a project, the NTIA or RUS must determine what action to take within 30 days and tell Congress what it has done. With such large sums of money, it is wise to provide proper oversight and protect the American taxpayers from more wasteful and fraudulent spending."
Beyond waste, fraud and abuse, the cable industry is concerned some of the money is going to overbuild their existing service.
Some House Democrats said the legislation is redundant and a waste of time. Of the 553 projects to which NTIA and RUS granted through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, two have been terminated —both due to the grantees' changed circumstances.
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Linux 4.6.5Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 09:09:12 PM Filed under
I'm announcing the release of the 4.6.5 kernel.
All users of the 4.6 kernel series must upgrade.
The updated 4.6.y git tree can be found at:
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Also: Linux 4.4.16
Microsoft and LinuxSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:57:53 PM Filed under
Microsoft gives the okay for SWORDY to come to Linux & SteamOS
Some good news! SWORDY has been given the green light to come to Linux & SteamOS by Microsoft, as the developer was a bit confused due to the Xbox One exclusive deal they have.
Run Windows natively on Mac and Linux without the hassle
Commercial Wine Interface CrossOver Improves Support for Microsoft Office 2010
Linux and FOSS EventsSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 08:52:37 PM Filed under
Program Announced for Embedded Linux Conference and OpenIoT Summit Europe
OpenSummit: Open Source Software in—and for—Open Education
OpenStack Summit Barcelona: Vote for Presentations
The largest community FOSS conference you never heard of: OpenWest
Tucked into a corner of the Salt Lake Valley among the Rocky Mountains hides the largest community-organized free/open source technology conference you've never heard of. Weighing in at an impressive 1500 attendees, OpenWest is perhaps the third largest conference of its type in the United States, coming in behind SCaLE and LinuxFest Northwest.
Khronos Livestream SIGGRAPH 2016 Is Now Happening
Khronos Expands Focus On Safety Critical APIs
32-bit Arduino Leonardo clone maker offers "ChipKIT Lenny" previewSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 07:49:53 PM Filed under
"chipKIT Lenny" is a PIC32-based Arduino Leonardo clone with more RAM and flash, and a multifunction microUSB port. Sneak preview boards are now available.
Majenko Technologies has built an Arduino Leonardo compatible board supported by the open source chipKIT project, which like all chipKIT boards features a MIPS-based Microchip PIC32 microcontroller unit instead of an ATmega32u4. (See farther below for more on chipKIT.) The chipKIT Lenny was teased by the chipKIT project in late June, and is now being released by Majenko in a preview version priced at 19 UK Pounds (currently about $25).
AMD and FOSSSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 07:32:35 PM Filed under
Introducing a New Line of Graphics Cards for "The Art of the Impossible"
Free Radeon
Remember the bad old days when GNU/Linux systems struggled without proper drivers for video-cards? Well, they're gone with AMD. They've produced a very powerful line of powerful graphics cards designed for demanding professionals including those using GNU/Linux.
AMD Open Sources Professional GPU-Optimized Photorealistic Renderer
AMD today announced that its powerful physically-based rendering engine is becoming open source, giving developers access to the source code.
nables creators to bring ideas to life through high-performance applications and workflows enhanced by photorealistic rendering. Alongside Radeon ProRender, developers also have access to Radeon Rays on GPUOpen.com, a high-efficiency, high-performance, heterogeneous ray tracing intersection library for GPU, CPU or APU on virtually any platform. GPUOpen is an AMD initiative designed to assist developers in creating ground-breaking games, professional graphics applications and GPU computing applications with superior performance and lifelike experiences, using no-cost open development tools and software.
Linux 4.8 Features and 4.7 ReleaseSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 07:30:15 PM Filed under
Linux 4.8 Bringing ACPI Low-Power Idle, Intel Denverton Support
The "Intel Virtual Button" Driver Is Coming For Linux 4.8
F2FS & XFS See Changes For Linux 4.8
A detailed list of changes in Linux 4.7
Version 4.7 of the Linux Kernel is out, adds native support for the AMD RX 480 and Xbox Elite Controller
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Remix OS upgraded to Marshmallow, expands hardware support
Remix OS Upgrades To Android 6.0, Brings Better PC Support
Jide's Remix OS For PC Gets Updated To Marshmallow
Jide releases Marshmallow-based upgrade to Remix OS for PC and Mac
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Marshmallow-based Remix OS 3.0 is now available w/ improvements to multiple window
Remix OS For PC Receives Android 6.0
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Jide Releases Remix OS 3 Based on Android Marshmallow
Remix OS for PC update brings Android 6.0, multi-window improvements
Jide Technology Remix OS Now Upgraded To Android 6.0, Features Better PC Support
Remix OS for PC is moving up to Marshmallow
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Chuwi Vi10 Plus 2-in-1 Tablet with 10.8-inch display Launched in China Starting at $169
This Tablet Can Run Windows 10 and Remix OS for $239
Chuwi Vi10 Plus Windows/Remix-OS tablet launches for $169 and up
Check out this $239 tablet that dual-boots Windows 10 and the Android-based Remix OS
The Chuwi Vi10 Plus is a $169 10.8" Tablet that runs Remix OS (and optionally Windows 10 for $239)
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The Chuwi Vi10 is an affordable 2-in-1 tablet that will run on Remix OS
Chuwi Vi10 Plus does a Surface 3 with Windows 10, Remix OS combo
Chuwi Vi10 Plus tablet includes Windows 10 and Android for an incredibly low price
Bodhi 4.0.0 Alpha ReleaseSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 09:29:55 AM Filed under
Not only is our first 4.0.0 alpha release here – but it is here relatively on schedule. If all goes according to plan we will have something stamped as stable before September hits. I would just like to be clear that this is far from a polished / finished product. I would encourage anyone wanting to write a review to wait to do so until our stable release. If you are not someone who is interested in helping find issues please wait as well.
Linux GraphicsSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of July 2016 09:04:10 AM Filed under
Nouveau Patches Round Out OpenGL 4.1 Support For Maxwell/Pascal
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Relative Pointer Protocol, Pointer Locking & Confinement Land In Wayland's Weston
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Finally landing within Weston Git this morning is the longstanding relative pointer protocol. The Wayland relative pointer protocol is currently an unstable protocol and after numerous mailing list patch series is finally in Weston Git. Relative pointer support is important for first person shooter games and other applications.
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Topic: Propagation
Title: Why do some plants resprout in Spring from Crestwood KY
Answered by: Barbara Medford
QUESTION:I am a 5th grade student at Crestwood Elementary School; and one of my classmates came up with an excellent question that I can not answer. Here it is: Why do some plants (like bulbs) resprout in spring?
How did you get elected class question-answerer? If you and your classmates will learn something about doing research from this, we will be pleased.
To begin with, you need to understand that all living things, plants, people and animals have a strong need to reproduce themselves. Plants do this in two ways-by blooming and making seed and by preserving nutrition in a root to come back in the Spring. Some plants, like mosses and ferns, do not bloom but they still make provisions for reproduction. Plants whose roots die in the winter and reproduce solely from seeds are called annuals. It takes a lot of energy for a plant to produce blossoms and then seeds, and once they have done so, when the weather turns cold, they usually die, root and all. Plants that can come up from a root or bulb, after the upper part of the plant has died back, are called perennials. These plants can, and most do, also produce seeds, but they have fleshy root structures that not only bring in nutrients and water for the plant from the soil, but also store nutrients to permit the plant to regrow in the same place when the weather warms up.
First, let's talk about the annual plants that depend entirely on seeds for propagation. From everybody's favorite research site, Wikipedia, here is an article on annual plants.
Next, perennial plants. Again, from Wikipedia, here are some useful facts on perennial plants. Some perennials, like trees and shrubs, even evergreen vines, do not die back to the ground in the winter, but the word "perennial" is usually used when speaking of herbaceous blooming plants.
Since you asked specifically about bulbs, here is an article from Virginia Cooperative Extension Flowering Bulbs: Culture and Maintenance. Technically, tubers, bulbs and corms are stem tissues that are swollen to contain the necessary plant structures to recreate the same plant come Spring.
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Food was okay. Their portion size is really small for their price. But service was OK. Could be better. We'll probably won't return.
Don't go if you're hungry. Decided to go because we had a gift card. I ordered a wood fired steak. It was 6 ounces and came with a side. I choose pasta for my side. When it arrived I commented to my wife, you've got to be kidding? Although the steak was advertised as being 6 ounces, the whole plate... More
We had a terrible experience a number of years ago at a Carrabba's restaurant and swore it off. We recently received a promotional coupon and decided to try it out for lunch. The food was nothing special but we were surprised at how their menu promoted a number of fresh options like tomatoes and very fresh mozzarella cheese drizzled with... More
We went there for a special 4 course wine dinner and each course was very tasty.We started with asparagus wrapped in prosciutto which was delicious. From there we had chicken ravioli with a red cream sauce, pork tenderloin wrapped in prosciutto with lasagna and broccoli.Then we were served a tasty berry tart with sangria. Each dish was accompanied by wine.... More
I have always seen the commercial so I had to try it. We stopped in for dinner after Foxwoods. It was delicious food with great service. We tried one in Florida as well and it was good. Bruschetta was delicious, fettuccine weesie was great as well. Dessert menu I believe changes with the season because they used to have a... More
We have eaten at Carrabba's in other states and they have always been consistent. So, we stopped here for dinner on our way to Ragnar Relay Cape Cod. I ordered the same thing I order before every race - salad, spaghetti bolognese and a glass of wine. It was very good. We also had fried calamari. Also, very good! Love... More
Sat at the counter to watch food being prepared. Had the 2 meatball appetizer, very good. Wife and I split the chicken parm which was also very good. Tender chicken, not too much sauce and fresh cheese on top. For a chain restaurant, this place is good. We will be back!
We visited the Warwick location tonight 4/11/2016 and we were seated immediately by the host and given menus. Then we proceeded to watch other customers come in and get served while we waited for over 20 minutes without anyone coming to our table. We got up and left and the host and manager wished us a good night. Really? They... More
Mom and I were in the area and decided to stop in for lunch at Carraba's since it was lunch time and we were hungry and wanted to try something new since we've never been here before. From the moment we stepped into the door you were greeted by delicious smells coming from the kitchen of pasta sauce, meatballs and... More
When it comes to Italian fare, no chain will top an independent restaurant. Nevertheless, I was pleased with Caramba's. I had a prosciutto-wrapped pork tenderloin entree which was pretty awesome and unique. It was very salty but delicious. Caramba's gives you a choice of soup or salad and one side. I would have preferred two sides and forgone the soup.... More
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