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Skip to comments.Jihadist Urges Muslims to Cannibalize US Soldiers
Posted on 06/27/2009 7:55:03 AM PDT by Islaminaction
The US government is closing down Gitmo and sending the prisoners from there to island resorts. One of the reasons for doing this is that it will hopefully save our soldiers from being tortured. Apparently this well know jihadist is not willing to reciprocate.
(Excerpt) Read more at islaminaction08.blogspot.com ...
The Religion of Peace shall eat you!
"The US government is closing down Gitmo and sending the prisoners from there to island resorts."
Man! If I want my vacation, I better hurry and get my place in Gitmo. I really need a vacation about now... LOL...
They can't eat pork, but they can eat people?
That doesn't make any sense.
Just keep feeding them bullets and bombs.
Islam does not make sense. It is a bunch of double talk.
..these people are barely out of cave-man status....and can marginally be called human beings.
They are mostly animals, and many animals are known to be cannibalistic.
They can't help it, it is in their genes....
Holding any of these people in any state except dead will be counter productive and ultimately destructive to all civilized people.
Must be that al-taqiyya thing.
They have never heard of the term "Long Pig"....
"will be counter productive and ultimately destructive to all civilized people".
You got it. The Wests needs to face the reality that they are not going to change. It will be us or them.
They can eat people who eat a lot of pork.
Quick. Deploy the bacon-enhanced body armor.
"people who eat pork"
A Londoner who was doing nothing more than enjoying his bacon & egg biscuit was accosted by a Muslim who lectured him about the evils of pork. The man asked if he, the Muslim, was covered by British healthcare, to include blood transfusions. Of course, the Muslim replied.
The man then asked the Muslim if he was aware that the public blood supply came from donors of all religious backgrounds, most of whom were consumers of pork?
The Muslim turned sickly pale like he was about to throw up. He hissed, "Allah has put a seal on your heart!" and hurried off, leaving the Londoner to finish his meal in peace.
Savage subhumans yelling and screaming again?
I'm amazed how their "value system" makes them violently sick at the thought of eating pork, but tells them to go right ahead and murder kill and behead normal people and eat their flesh.
Do they ever stop complaining or plotting?
I am starting to think only when they achieve room temperature.
You said — They cant eat pork, but they can eat people?
Well, I would be walking around with a sign that said, "I just ate bacon!".... LOL...
That could save your life and keep you from being eaten... :-)
Bacon grease sunscreen
You said — Bacon grease sunscreen
I think America should be encouraging all things "piggie"... LOL...
We should have guard pigs in our yards, eat lots of bacon all the time, have bacon snacks all over the place, and yes, use bacon sunscreen and skincream, engage in pig-jokes, have "pig-breath" [LOL...], wear pig amulets and earrings and necklaces, heck, even have pigskin clothes and pigskin upholstery in cars, and so on.
We need to do all things piggie in this country... :-)
I'm a firm believer in doing anything at all — to totally offend the sensibilities of any and every Muslim around me.
I do my part by taking Armour thyroid and owning a pet.
Well, Islaminaction, you said — Islam does not make sense. It is a bunch of double talk.
Well, it does make sense..., but one has to become like a "profiler" doncha know... to understand the sense of it.
I mean, it's like an FBI profiler..., in that they "get into the head" of that sicko and figure out what they're like, how they think and what they would do.
So, it makes sense in a profiler sort of way... :-)
Yeah, Islaminaction, you were saying to another FReeper — You got it. The Wests needs to face the reality that they are not going to change. It will be us or them.
I wish people — even here on Free Republic — would "get it", like you say. It's either us or them, and that's what it comes down to. There is no accommodation, at all, in any way, even in the least.
And what I'm saying about those on Free Republic needing to recognize that — yes, even right here. I see people thinking (and posting) about the "freedom-loving Iranians" wanting to overthrow those leaders and get those who they want.
I say, "What!?" They're adherents to Islam — which is an evil, oppressive, and violent government idealogy, whose principles are enshrined in the writings of Islam. There is no separation of "religious" from "government' as far as the idealogy of Islam is concerned. It's one and the same.
All an adherent to Islam is going to vote for and get — is another terrorist leader — and not freedom.
The *only way* a Muslim can change is simply by *not being a Muslim* any longer. That is their *only way* out of slavery and into freedom. As long as a person remains an adherent to Islam, they are bound to be forever enslaved and oppressed and there will never be any freedom for them. They are fools for adhering to Islam and it's evil, oppressive and violent ways of governing people.
Heck! I wouldn't even mind if a Muslim "changed" and became a Buddhist, or an atheist, or a Moonie (LOL...) or a Hindu; they don't even have to become a "Christian" to become free. If they were *anything else* other than a Muslim — they wouldn't end up being *killers* and violent and oppressive and trying to overthrow the rest of the world...
That is because it is so peaceful. Hate is love and love is hate. Don't forget it. You will need to understand all this with the Left new hate speech leglislation!
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In conjunction with Diabetes New South Wales and in acknowledgement of National Diabetes Week 2016, Jamie's Ministry of Food Australia, has today released a video which investigates how Australian's dealing with diabetes can better manage the disease by eating more fresh food and learning to cook for themselves.
Diabetes is now one of the biggest challenges facing Australians and our health system. The ABS National Health Survey 2014-15 reported 1.2 million (5.1%) of Australians suffer from Diabetes and according to the Australian National Diabetes Strategy 2016-2020, diabetes is costing Australia $14 billion per year. Food education is therefore crucial in order to manage Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
In recognition of NAIDOC week, today Jamie Oliver's Australian home cooking program, Jamie's Ministry of Food, has released a video which clearly illustrates the program's ethos and commitment to working collaboratively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to Close the Gap. The Good Foundation, which delivers Jamie's Ministry of Food in Australia, developed the program in consultation with the local Aboriginal community, elders and health council, adapting the program to local needs to ensure its success.
After a successful launch at Edith Cowan University's Joondalup Campus as part of a three year partnership, Jamie's Ministry of Food West Australian Mobile Kitchen is making a move with the next stop planned for Bunbury. The kitchen classroom on wheels will set up shop at ECU's South West Campus in July where it will continue teaching basic home cooking skills to West Australians.
Jamie's Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen is set to visit Cairns for the first time. Cairns will be the sixteenth Queensland stop for the kitchen classroom on wheels. Following huge success in previous locations, the Mobile Kitchen will be in Cairns from 21st July for ten weeks, located at Stockland Cairns.
Local residents will have the opportunity to access and participate in an innovative, community based cooking program built on Jamie's beliefs about cooking and the associated impact on healthy living.
Jamie's Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen is set to visit Mossman Gorge for the first time. Increasing the Queensland footprint, Mossman Gorge is the second Aboriginal community and the 15th Queensland stop for the kitchen classroom on wheels. Following huge success in previous locations including Cherbourg, The Mobile Kitchen will be in Mossman Gorge delivering hands-on basic cooking classes from June 2016.
Following the UK Government's announcement overnight on the introduction of a sugar levy on soft drinks by 2018 and Jamie Oliver's call to Australian governments to follow suit, The Good Foundation is calling on the Australian Federal Government to act now and do the same in Australia. The Good Foundation supports the introduction of a tax on sugar sweetened beverages, as a means of discouraging their consumption and raising revenue that can be reinvested in preventative health initiatives.
Offering the perfect solution for how to fill the school holidays, Jamie's Ministry of Food will for the first time run a school holidays program, running from 12 - 15 April and 19 - 22 April 2016 at the Wetherill Park kitchen located at Stockland Wetherill Park. Kids and adults love him for his humour and enthusiasm alike and Jamie's love of food and passion for educating kids about the benefits of fresh food, is apparent throughout his basic home cooking skills program.
Offering the perfect solution for how to fill the school holidays, Jamie's Ministry of Food will for the first time run a school holidays program, running from 19 - 22 April and 26 - 29 April 2016 at the pop up kitchen in Noarlunga.
As residents of Western Australia gear up to experience Chef and campaigner, Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food cooking program set to launch in March 2016, four passionate Western Australians have been announced as the program's latest team of dedicated food trainers.
Jamie's Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen is set to visit Townsville for the first time, increasing the Queensland footprint. Townsville will be the fourteenth Queensland stop for the kitchen classroom on wheels. Following huge success in previous locations, The Mobile Kitchen will be in Townsville from 31 March for ten weeks, located at Stockland Townsville in Aitkenvale.
Jamie Oliver's plan for his Australian Ministry of Food program has always been to reach as many Australians as possible. Now available to the residents of Australia's far west state, Jamie's Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen basic cooking skills program is open for bookings and due to launch in March 2016.
Jamie's Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen, an innovative, community based cooking program, is heading to Western Australia for the first time to teach Jamie's hints, tips and basic home cooking skill shortcuts. In a three year partnership with Edith Cowan University, the kitchen classroom on wheels will make its first stop at ECU's Joondalup Campus with classes starting from March 2016 and additional locations to be announced.
Following huge success during previous visits to the Logan area, Jamie's Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen is set to return to Logan City Council in the New Year. The Mobile Kitchen will be in Logan Central from January for ten weeks, located at Beenleigh Town Square, James Street, Beenleigh, Queensland 4207. Local residents will have the opportunity to access and participate in an innovative, community based cooking program built on Jamie's beliefs about cooking and the associated impact on healthy living.
As Jamie's Ministry of Food celebrates three years since opening the doors in Geelong, a new evaluation of Jamie Oliver's home cooking skills program shows it is effective in achieving long term behaviour change relating to preparation and consumption of food.
Recent results from Deakin and Melbourne University's research of Victorian participants show that Jamie's Ministry of Food resulted in positive sustained impacts in participants cooking confidence; and healthy eating behaviours, including increased fruit and vegetable consumption and a decrease in the consumption of fast food.
Announced today at Jamie's Ministry of Food pop-up kitchen in Noarlunga, a new major partnership between Jamie's Ministry of Food Australia, Colonnades Shopping Centre and City of Onkaparinga to keep the Pop-up kitchen operating until December 2016. This comes at the conclusion of the Huon Aquaculture partnership as Major partner for the past twelve months.
Food for your Mood is the focus of Mental Health Week activities at Headspace Woolloongabba, October 4-11 2015. In partnership with Aftercare and Headspace and aiming to highlight the links between diet-related disease and mental health, Jamie's Ministry of Food will deliver a cooking demonstration to young people who have experienced a mental illness. The demonstration will take place at the Woolloongabba Headspace centre on Logan Road on Wednesday 7 October 2015.
Following a successful stint at QUT in 2014, Jamie's Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen is set to return to Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Kelvin Grove campus to teach Jamie's hints, tips and shortcuts of basic home cooking skills. The Mobile kitchen will be located at H Block, off Victoria Park Road, Kelvin Grove from 29 October 2015.
Under the leadership of Tony Abbott, the National Partnership Agreement on Preventive Health (NPAPH) was terminated at June 2015, three years ahead of schedule, with $367.9 million in funding cut over four years. The NPAPH was established to provide funding to state and territory initiatives that support healthy behaviours and address the rising prevalence of lifestyle related chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes. As a result of the cuts, programs and projects across the country have been discontinued.
Jamie's Ministry of Food Queensland Mobile Kitchen recently rolled out Jamie Oliver's home cooking program in an Indigenous community for the first time. The Good Foundation was pleased to work in partnership with the Cherbourg community and with funding from the Queensland Government, Department of Health to deliver the five week cooking program which is aimed at teaching Jamie's basic cooking skills.
In view of the consumption of sugar sweetened beverages, such as soft drinks, sports drinks, energy drinks and cordials, as strong contributors to weight gain, obesity and chronic disease in Australia, The Good Foundation believes water is the best form of hydration and actively promotes the consumption of water in preference to sugar sweetened beverages in all Jamie's Ministry of Food Centres as part of our ongoing program delivery. The Good Foundation believes we should enjoy our calories as part of a tasty, balanced meal, not drink empty ones.
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BALTIMORE -- The NCAA championship was two games in one.
In the first half, Duke was sluggish, still shaking off the effects of Saturday's wire-to-wire semifinal matchup against Cornell in 100-degree heat. Meanwhile, Johns Hopkins was brilliant, putting together the Blue Jays' best half of the season. Hopkins won the first nine faceoffs of the game and jumped out to a 10-4 lead by the end of the first half.
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In the end, the game came down to fundamentals. Hopkins won control of the ball from the draw (18 faceoffs) and kept Duke's lethal scorers in check -- Zack Greer and Matt Danowski combined to shoot 1-for-14, finishing with one goal and one assist.
Johns Hopkins, which won its ninth NCAA lacrosse title with the 12-11 victory, isn't used to being the underdog. But after a three-game losing streak this season (including a loss to the Blue Devils) -- the Blue Jays' tournament hopes were on the line. The team came together to find a way to win, led by a senior class that boasts a 18-3 record in one-goal games. They're the first four-loss champions since 1972.
Johns Hopkins relied on a total team effort to get to the championship game. While Evans, Zerrlaut and Schwartzman held down the defensive end, Huntley, Jake Byrne and Paul Rabil powered the Blue Jays' offense. Byrne contributed four goals, while Rabil added five assists and one goal in the title game. Coach Dave Pietramala knew before the game his team would need cross-the-board production on offense and defense to best the top-ranked Blue Devils. He got that from his club today.
The Blue Devils ended one of the most scrutinized years any team has ever had to endure. I have nothing but the highest praise for those student-athletes. Having spent a considerable amount of time around the team, I came away extremely impressed with their attitude, focus and perspective. Coach John Danowski deserves a lot of credit for the job he did. Lacrosse was secondary; he spent the season building these young men back up.
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The No. 1 team in 2008 will be Johns Hopkins. The Blue Jays lose few key components from this national title team, but they won't have the benefit of flying under the radar.
Johns Hopkins' improbable run to its ninth title capped a very memorable year in college lacrosse. See you next year, when the championship moves north to Gillette Stadium, in Foxboro, Mass.
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Hi all,
Please guide me as to where I can place (i.e., which file and location within that file) social buttons manually.
Thank a lot.
Hi all,
Please guide me as to where I can place (i.e., which file and location within that file) social buttons manually.
Thank a lot.
I haven't working directly with the Twenty Ten templates, but I'd imagine that you'd insert the code into the Loop and Single templates, somewhere below
<?php the_content(); ?>
Most "social button" plugin insert their "buttons" automatically. You may want to consider using one of those instead.
Thanks MacManX for taking time to help me out.
Following your pointer, this is what I found so far:
1. I placed in single.php and it works great. And it does not generate any W3C validation error. BOT the buttons only show up on the comments page, nothing on the Index page.
2. When I put them in the loop.php, they show up on the index page beutifully. HOWEVER, they also generate W3C validation error as follows:
http://www.example.com/blog/2010/04/22/testing-post/ for attribute href on element a: WHITESPACE in QUERY.
Syntax of IRI reference:
Any URL. For example: /hello, #canvas, or http://example.org/. Characters should be represented in NFC and spaces should be escaped as %20.
How can I get rid of this validation error. I tried placing the buttons at different location in loop.php, no luck.
Thanks MacManX for your time.
How can I get rid of this validation error.
It's hard to say without actually seeing your site.
Thanks MacManX for your help.
Playing with it I found out that:
1. If the title of the post is limited to just one word then there is no error.
2. But if the title of the post is more than one word, there is the error (white space).
Since I am not a dev or programmer, it does not tell me much other than that there may be a bug in 3.0. Because on my personal blog site that is still using 2.9.2 has these social buttons installed manually and there is no such error generated.
I also tried "sexybookmark" pluging on this test site (wp3.0, twentyten), I noticed that although their social buttons do not generate this error, BUT their email does generate the same error that I am getting with manual experiment.
This also reinforces my notion that there may be a bug in 3.0 that generates these "white space" error.
I want to thank you again for your time and patient.
That's very strange. I doubt it's a bug with 3.0. It sounds more like it's a problem with how your social buttons are generating the links.
Just to test, try this plugin:
Thanks MacManx,
I tried "add-to-any", and it works fine and does not generate the same error I was getting with manual placement of buttons and "sexybookmarks" plugin.
I was really trying to avoid these plugins - they include so many buttons; probably 99% are totally irrelevant.
Although "sexybookmarks" let me chose the buttons I want, but it generates the same error I get using my manual placement of buttons (in loop.php). That renders the "sexybookmarks" plugin undesirable.
is there anyway I can keep the manual placement in loop.php and not generate that "white space" error?
here one example of the button link I am manually using (all buttons generate the same error):
&title=<?php the_title(); ?>" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.Example.Com/images/gur_facebook.png" title="Facebook!" height="16" width="16" alt="Facebook" />
Thanks again.
I'm not sure on the specifics, but I recommend cross-referencing how the Add to Any plugin generates the links vs. how you're currently generating the links with the manually placed buttons.
Hi MacManx,
Thanks again forr the reply.
I recommend cross-referencing how the Add to Any plugin generates the links vs. how you're currently generating the links with the manually placed buttons
I tried that, but, since I am new to all this, I could not ascertain as to how exactly they call the URL and the Title. So i was unable to compare with my call for the URL and Title (listed in my previous post, which works fine in 2.92).
Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I recognized the same problem using WordPress 3.0.1 and Twentyten 1.1
The problem is "the_title" if you use it in links you get a invalid markup because of "WHITESPACE in QUERY".
I'm no coder or developer as well so I have no answer how the problem can be solved.
We need "%20" for the whitespace, but I've no idea where you can add this. Maybe anyone of you have a idea for this?
after spending lots of time, i found out the following to work, and it does not generate W3C error as well.
replace this:
title=<?php the_title(); ?>"
With this:
title=<?php echo str_replace( ' ', '', get_the_title()); ?>"
hope this helps all others who want to set social buttons without plugins.
You set me a big smile on my face. This works, but you've no spaces between longer articles, with this solution. If you add the following to your code, it should also work with spaces in the article.
<?php echo str_replace( ' ', '%20', get_the_title()); ?>
I hope I can give you a little bit back with it.
this might be useful as well, not just dealing with spaces in title:
Thanks wordmote and alchymyth.
with both solutions:
title=<?php echo str_replace( ' ', '', get_the_title()); ?>"
title=<?php echo str_replace( ' ', '%20', get_the_title()); ?>"
I get the same jubled up title.
For example, "Hello world" appears as "Helloworld".
any suggestion? Thanks
ignore previous post.:)
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The council is scheduled to vote today on whether to proceed with the $1.1 million deal for what is now a parking lot at St. Paul and King streets.
Champlain owns the adjacent property. The school would like to begin demolition on the existing building this fall.
The dorm would house up to 300 students in 70 to 90 units, and construction could begin in early January, the colleges Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration David Provost told the Burlington Free Press.
The Burlington Board of Finance unanimously approved the proposed property sale at its Sept. 3 meeting.
Some of the units in the building would be set aside as affordable housing. Provost said students would be granted residency in the lower-rent units as part of financial aid packages in place for single-parent families, first-generation Vermonters and new Americans.
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HI, my name is N. I'm 21 years old and I'm interested and fascinated with piercing. So I asked my self, "why not become a professional piercer?". After reading Elayne Angel's book titled "The Piercing Bible", I decided to stop watching videos at you-tube of how to pierce and not buy a piercing kit on-line.
I want to become a professional, I want to make people have a great first or second or eighth-ten time piercing experience great. So, can you please help me find a mentor in L.A, CA? PLEASE!!
I have heard horror stories that piercing someone cheeks can hit a wrong nerve on someone. I was wondering if that was true? I was taught that there is no danger in doing this piercing? Do you have a set measurement that you use on people as to make sure not to do any damage? I'm really uncomfortable performing any sort of piercing if there is a very big risk involved.
So I called my client back today and told her very nicely that I was no longer offering cheek piercings and explained to her why and even told her about the story in her book..... You know what her response was to this??? "Well do you know anyone else in the area that does them?" ??? WTF!!!!! Hello didn't I just tell you a horror story and explain to you WHAT can happen!!! uhhhhhhhhhh I just don't get people sometimes!!!
I received this email from a piercer:
I written you before on the topic of aftercare products, and the use of pierced ear antiseptic and am proud to say the studio I work in now carries Satin! Anyway the purpose of this email is to address piercing lactating nipples. Over the weekend I had a very nice young lady request to have her nipples pierced, as we began the "paperwork" she informed me she was no longer breastfeeding but was still lactating. I have never encountered this before, so I phoned some of my fellow piercers with a few more years under their belts, and asked some information. As it turns out this young lady was already at one of our studios on the other side of town and was told no. The other piercers and I all agreed, because we do not fully know what complications could arise that we would not do it. I told the young lady this, and explained why I wasn't comfortable preforming the procedure. I also explained that there could be a potential for mastitis, and suggested she speak with her doctor, or other piercing friendly medical staff. She promptly left in search of another piercer that would do the piercing for her. With all your years of experience, have you ever encountered this before? I've had little to no luck finding information on the Internet and wondered if you could shed some light on this. Thank you for your time, Myke The Piercing Lounge, Madison, WI www.piercingmadison.com
I told Myke that he was correct in declining to pierce someone who is actively lactating and directed him to this information from my book, with info on this point at the very bottom:
Loved your article in PAIN magazine this month. It still surprises me how many clients will ask if its ok to heal their piercings with rubbing alcohol or peroxide!! I had one girl ask if it was ok to put liquid bandage over her freshly pierced nipples!!
I don't offer surface percings in my studio because I have seen so many pictures of them rejecting but my friend is begging me to do the nape of his neck. Do you have any suggestions for the correct jewelry or tips for that piercing that would give me a better chance with not having it reject?
I received this question in the comments section of one of my posts:
I have a question. For surface piercings, which kind of barbells are suitable?
My reply: On some types of tissue and on certain areas of the body, it won't matter WHAT style of jewelry you use--the body simply won't accept jewelry in all locations. Here is an excerpt from The Piercing Bible about surface piercings:
Thank you so very much for the prompt response to my situation :) After thinking about it over the weekend, and reading your response, I agree with you wholeheartedly - I don't believe that I will do the piercings unless she can come to my studio after she recovers fully from her surgery (she's getting a hysterectomy). The thought of her getting a nosocomial infection did cross my mind, too - I don't want to be liable for an infection she caught at the hospital! Sometimes my passion about the public getting a safe and beautiful piercing clouds my judgement LOL Thank you so much for your advice! I will let you know how my next conversation with her turns out if she returns or calls today :)
Thanks again!
I would like to ask some advice from you, as I've had a weird request from a client this afternoon. She is going into surgery this next week, and her surgeon told her that he would do her nipple piercings for her while she is under anesthesia if she could bring in the jewelry. Of course, I was leary of wanting to sell the jewelry and encourage a possibly botched piercing. She also told me that the doctor suggested that a licensed piercer come in and do her piercings while she was under anesthesia (I would be concerned about any legal & ethical questions/ramifications resulting from piercing one under anesthesia-even if agreed upon in paperwork). I would be open to piercing in a hospital setting, but, not sure if this is a route I would want to take? I hate being put in a position where I would really prefer her to come to my studio and get pierced, but am afraid that she'll get the piercing anyway by someone who hasn't been trained to pierce. (Her reason for doing it while under anesthesia is that she's had 2 very bad experiences with past nipple piercings.) I guess we can't "save" all of them, but, what would be your best advice for a situation like this? *N*
I have a friend who is interested in a Princess Albertina but has a few questions that I am unable to answer - mainly, comfort factor with regards to sex and cycling. She is also concerned about the comfort factor with regards to her male partner. Also, the urethral sensitivity ... although she has expressed an interest in sounding. Would you advise experimenting with sounding before committing to this piercing?
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Anthony George Hatton (born 25 March 1937, Whitkirk, Leeds, Yorkshire, England) is an English first-class cricketer, who played three matches for Yorkshire County Cricket Club in 1960 and 1961.[1]
A right arm fast bowler, he took six wickets at 33.66, with a best of 2 for 27 against Kent County Cricket Club. He batted, left-handed, just once, scoring 4 not out against Northamptonshire County Cricket Club.[1]
- ^ a b Warner, David (2011). The Yorkshire County Cricket Club: 2011 Yearbook (113th ed.). Ilkley, Yorkshire: Great Northern Books. p. 370. ISBN 978-1-905080-85-4.


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I'm not very sophisticated in my ability to mess with this site - and this morning discovered it had been 'hacked' When you go to my site (www.welleducator.org - using the wordpress.org program) all you get is the page telling you it's been defaced. My password had been changed. I finally got that part worked out.
How do I get this page off of my site and restore my website? How do we prevent this from happening again? A simple fix please - I'm not a computer person.
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I had been using plugins to add for example the first image of my post as a media:content or enclosure without any errors. Once I activated podPress it replaced the feed, removing the media:content.
I use these images from the RSS feed and would to know is there a way to get them using podPress?
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As promissed i'm back with the results.
We went the Portal way, and thus a level designer places portals manually as faces, describing each portals visibility in terms of a sector it sees.
Each room is made of separate object, so when portal is placed we define which object it sees.
The engine itself, checks for portal that is seen in the frustum (by testing portals AABB and the frustum) and generates a list of sectors visible for the camera.
I think this would satisfy the requirements for this project.
Now i need to 'cut' the frustum to the portal size when iterating through.
Will of course come back after this gets implemented.
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Sebastian Stan portrayed Bucky Barnes in Captain America: The First Avenger, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Ant-Man and Captain America: Civil War.
Significant roles
- Chase Collins in The Covenant (2006)
- Leo in The Education of Charlie Banks (2007)
- Carter Baizen in Gossip Girl (2007-2010)
- Jack Benjamin/Jonathan Benjamin in Kings (2009)
- Blaine in Hot Tub Time Machine (2010)
- TJ Hammond in Political Animals (2012)
- Will Franklin in Labyrinth (2012)
- Jefferson/Mad Hatter in Once Upon a Time (2012)
- "It was interesting, because I was in Germany, so I was making tapes [for an audition]. One thing about living in New York is I always end up making tapes. I read this article about Vera Farmiga, and apparently she used to do these incredible tapes, and that really encouraged me. Sometimes in an audition room, it's hard to get there. I like making tapes. Anyway, I was in Germany and I made a tape before I left New York in early January, and then I made about two or three other ones from Germany. I got a good response. I'm originally from Romania, and after I finished "Apparition," I was going to go to Romania but I had this feeling that I needed to go to L.A. And thank God I did, because I went into the room with the guys — at the time, I was auditioning for the actual Captain America role — so I screen-tested for that role. Usually with screen tests, you can be very nervous, the stakes are high. But this one was actually really chilled out. I think a lot of that had to do with [director] Joe Johnston, because he brings such a good atmosphere on set. I felt very calm. I wasn't nervous. I felt like, for four or five hours, I was just playing. It was fun. Kevin Feige and Stephen Broussard over at Marvel asked me to sit down with them and they talked about the comic books and Bucky and his entire arc, and I was really attracted to that. I thought there's a lot to play with, so I was very happy."
- "I didn't know anything about the comic books. Even when I auditioned, I didn't. And I liked that, because I didn't want to have particular ideas. I wanted to find the characters and connections naturally. And I did. Steve Rogers and Bucky are both orphans and kind of like brothers. They kind of grow up together and look after each other. It's a very human, relatable thing. And growing up in the Army is a very specific thing. There's a certain way these guys carry themselves, there's a certain etiquette, a certain body posture, the way that they interact. So I went back and read the comics and watched a lot of documentaries on World War II. "Band of Brothers" was very helpful. I wanted to make sure I respected the themes in the comics that people related to about Bucky. But at the same time, in my head, we were shooting a movie that takes place in 1944 and it is about a bunch of guys going to war and how they're going to look out for each other. Bucky always protects and looks out for Steve Rogers. I also wanted to look out for how their relationship changes once Steve Rogers becomes Captain America. There's always a competition and they're always one-upping each other. I paid attention to how Bucky is affected by Steve's change and suddenly Steve is this leader."
- There's a lot of CGI stuff and working with a green screen. I hadn't done that too extensively before. That was very challenging, because you're just there surrounded by green walls, but there's explosions going off around you, so you have to factor that in and maintain that in your imagination. It helped to go back to the monitor or to check out the boards with pictures of what it was going to look like. Also, the stunts were challenging. You want to do the stunts yourself, so you feel like you accomplished it. But sometimes it's important to step back and let the real professional guys do it because you don't want to hurt yourself."
- "The possibility of re-shoots is definitely a high percentage. But I think that always helps, because you can come back to it and see what it is that needs to be added or taken away. I think we'll have a little bit of that too."
- "You always hope that you're going to be able to work with people that you get along with. Chris and I got along so well. I love that guy. Not only did he really fill out his shoes in terms of being a leader and taking the movie on his shoulders — he did that very naturally, he's a natural leader — but we also got along so well."
- "Most of my scenes are with him, so I had the great ability to go to him to talk about the scenes. He became my right hand man throughout the process."
- "I would say the scene at the end [of the film]. [Laughs] I don't know how much more I'm supposed to reveal! [Laughs] I'd say the scene that we shot earlier today, where we were hanging off of a train in the mountains. That was probably the hardest, just in terms of having to do it over and over again, having to be present and kind of fresh in the intensity of it. That was probably the one that's closest in my memory."
- "You know, I was very fortunate because, personally, I feel like we found a lot of parallels. We met fairly early on and we got along right away and, you know, he's just a very generous actor. It makes it very easy in terms of just being able to talk about him, just kind of be comfortable when we go to different places. So from that point of view, the casting was pretty good."
- "It's just real easy to react off of him. He just makes your job easier because as an actor, you're so interested and captivated in what he's going to do next and his face has got so much expression. What he brings in terms of his voice and his accent and sort of, you know, everything. His presence. He just made it very easy. You're kind of in awe a little bit, which helps because the moment when he becomes Red Skull, you are in awe and freaked out. So, that always helps."
- "I would say so. This is the longest shoot I've ever been a part of. I find when there's a lot of changes [combined with] this length of time and how you sometimes work in portions, it's really important to keep the through line of the character and just always remember in your head where you are. Then, of course, there's a lot of that CGI stuff and the green screen. That's all about having that picture in your mind as to what you're looking at, even though it's just green. I found that stuff to be really challenging."
- "I would say it seems more realistic to me in the sense of, you know, he's still just a person. We seem to be in a world right now where everyone seems to be obsessed with vanity and beauty and creating the perfect human being. To some extent, I could see something like that, maybe one day, happening, especially if it's a soldier. So all those things are very real."
- "Yeah, I explored it. I didn't know anything about the comic book when I was auditioning for the movie. I actually didn't know anything about him. Once I was able to see who he was and, all that stuff that happens, then, yeah, I got real excited. What I really enjoyed about him was how complex he was as a person. That appealed to me."
- "Initially, I saw the character...This version was going to be a more relatable, real, honest take. And for audiences in 2011, we had to look at war and the realities of it. I found this version of the character to be very human. This is a guy who essentially grew up as an orphan. He's got Steve, whom he treats like a brother, this is his only family, and at the same time, he lives in a conflicted world. He was born into the military, but he has started to question himself. He has seen the horrors of war, he understands what it is. But he is constantly looking to better himself. Is he getting what he should be getting out of life? At the same time, the conflict is that he will never let anything happen to Steve. That ties directly into the circumstances that he is in. I think those are very real issues. Its not about, "Let's go kick some butt!" All the time. It's also about this internal struggle. I thought that was interesting."
- "The possibilities are endless. It's too early for me to say. Honestly, I don't know where this story is going to go. Obviously, there is a line in the comic books about where this could potentially go. I think the story is set up for any option. I think a lot remains to be seen."
- "That sounds a little far fetched to me. As an actor, I would look to see where the interesting scenes are, what it's about, and what the purpose of it is. Should this be the story? I would prefer that he be a version of Jason Bourne. If we do see him as an old man, I would hope that he'd wind up in a better situation than a retirement home. Maybe he will be somewhere on a ranch, with a really hot wife and seven kids. Maybe it will end something like that."
- "Yeah, I... you know the interest of course is there. I just think there is so much in terms of story that needs to be told until you get to that point. In terms of just tying in The Avengers and going into the future now, into present day with him [Steve Rogers] and sort of like as you know all their villains, it just -- I think that on a timeline basis that's how it's been set up and so on in the comic books. And whether or not that is going to be the way the films go remains to be seen, but obviously it's an exciting possibility."
- "I did, and I didn't. It was a "maybe." It led me to prepare myself for this just in case, but I'm not the guy who gets to shoot the movies. When we wrapped, I had no idea if we'd be back. A lot of that has to do with fan response, the public response. But I did really hope that I'd be back to play this character again."
- "It's only in recent years that I've become a fan. And now I'm really into the story line and I've read all the Brubaker stuff, so now I'm really going in and going, 'Okay, this is cool. Wow, I'm lucky this is the character I ended up with.' "
- "I wouldn't mind that at all. Iron Man would definitely outwit the Winter Soldier very quickly, in terms of banter, but after that? Maybe things would turn out a different way."
- "Hey, listen, I could talk about the Black Widow all you want! That's an amazing story line. I would love for that to happen. That is ... something ... one should ... have a chance at doing. Yes."
- "My job is to know! I knew everything I needed to know before we even shot the first movie. It all makes sense that something like that was implemented."
- "Part of the original script…everything was shot at the same time."
- "There haven't been any conversations about that. You'd be imagining where it would go, but we need to get this movie out first."
- "Yes...Yeah, I'll do it right now [have Bucky become the new Captain America]. Look, it's not up to me. I'm just showing up when they're calling me. I means that's it. But I wouldn't mind a little Black Widow/Winter Soldier story happening."
- "No, I really wouldn't [be happy to become the new Captain America]. Let me tell you, I think about that every day [Laughs]. It's so not up to me to be honest. I really enjoy my job over there, I'm really happy going to work and doing what I do, I love the character that I have...it's up to a lot of different things, and whatever Marvel decides, I'm game."
- "To see that response to that was awesome. It just made me think, "Wow, people really got behind the character," and that's what you're hoping for, especially [laughs] given that I didn't really have any lines to say or anything."
- "They gave me a lot more dialogue, and I thought, "Oh my god, it was so much better when I didn't have to say things!"
- "The look of the Winter Soldier is a very specific look. There was something very specific in how the guy looked and behaved and I felt like the more I stepped back and I just kind of let that do the work, the better it was gonna be. In a situation like that, you're trying to guess where the guy's at in his mind, and that certainly continues in the Civil War movie."
- "You're always trying to guess what side is he on or … because he can go both ways. That's me being really lucky with a character like that where you can kind of … I mean they could write something for him tomorrow where he could be the worst assassin, the worst terrible villain, killer, whatever, or he could be this guy who is endearing, who is trying to rebuild his life so there's a lot of places to go with the character and that's exciting."
- "Yeah, it's awesome, and I kind of like that he doesn't really have super powers. He's got this metal arm and stuff, sort of the serum situation, but he's sort of just a dude. It's funny placing him next to the Scarlet Witch or something where she's got all the stuff— [waves his hand, imitating Wanda doing magic] I'm going, "What is he going to do? He's just going to sort of block a lot of stuff with his metal arm." But I think it's good, it's relatable. He could die at any point."
- "Like two days before. We were on set and somebody went, "Oh! By the way, did you know that there's a thing at the end of Ant-Man and you guys are in it?" And I was like, "No, I don't, but I'd love to go see it now so I know what we shot." It's kind of interesting because we shot that scene in early May so it's interesting that they decided to use that … I think it's somewhere in the middle."
- "Yeah, I'm sitting here and I'm listening to you and I'm thinking, "Do I want to fire some shots at DC right now, at Zack Snyder?" I read some of those comments where he said something about Batman and Superman, I can't remember where I read that, somewhere… Something about, "It's not going to be your flavor-of-the-week Ant-Man." And I was like, "Oh thanks, Zack. That's great. Way to do something original. But I would say we're still making something very original in our own way. I mean, the Russos are coming in and taking something people are used to and they're shaping it up and changing it in a very different way. They're not trying to mimic a better Christopher Nolan movie or something like that."
- "I'll say this: They sure like to dangle a cheese in front of my nose a lot. They're like 'Oh yeah, that's where you pick up the shield,' and I'm like, 'Yeah, I've heard that one before. There it is again.' But I don't know. If I could say one thing, if anyone can have anything to do with it, to make it happen, is you."
- "And everything about his childhood was extremely inspiring. I didn't know that he had a sister who ends up going into an orphanage and later ends up dying of Alzheimer's. The fact that this whole story with his father, all those things were very real for me and very helpful in terms of pulling a person together, the fact that this is why he ends up being used by HYDRA and the Russians and so on, because he comes from a really troubled past."
- "What happened before the movie Winter Soldier, there will be a lot of things sort of made more clear in Civil War about what happened with him."
- "Hydra, in a sense, is responsible for him still being alive, in a way, they're like his second family."
- "It's not easy for him to learn about what he's done. He'll be problem for a lot of people."
- "he fighting is just very grounded. It's brutal. It's very physical. I kind of feel like I'm really learning how to fight, to be honest!"
- "It pretty much picks up where we last see him in the post‑credit scene in Winter Soldier. Not exactly at the museum, but it's right around that time. It finds him right in the middle of making significant and terrifying discoveries about himself and his past. And that's where he's at the beginning of this movie."
- "It's one of the greatest joys I have in playing this part because it's like the three movies for me have been like three people. This movie certainly deals with what's happened to him. I mean, what have we gotten as a result of Bucky and the Winter Soldier? You know, here's the guy when you merge the two. This is what came out. To me, he's never really going to be Bucky Barnes again. There's going be recognizable things about him, but his path through the [experiences of] Winter Soldier is always going be there, haunting him. He recognizes his past, but at the same time he's sort of a new character, too."
- "I was trying for that. I can't really go and think of a character that's going to war in World War II and doesn't have those side effects. Doesn't have the burn. Bucky in that first movie, I was always thinking he's gotta be a grounded character. He's gotta be somebody that carries the effects of the war on him and throughout."
- "It doesn't just suddenly all come back to him, just because he's learned certain things about himself. It's not like he immediately has all these emotions and feelings and point of views about people and families that he's dealt with — or Steve. The knowledge is there, but the emotions aren't explored yet, which also makes it very interesting to play."
- "I think that's one of the neat things about this movie and the third installment for Steve Rogers. We get to see another side of him. I mean you'd wonder, right? After so many years of being loyal and morally impenetrable and always doing the right thing that he wouldn't somehow at some point go, 'Man, like, what am I fighting for? What's my life? What am I living for?' I think this movie very much tackles those questions for Steve Rogers. He's been questioning things I think for a long time and this is where he's deciding to follow his instincts and not what people tell him is right or wrong. We constantly deal with trying to do the right thing. Following orders. And where does it lead? Sometimes it doesn't end up well. It doesn't end up good. [Laughs] But that's the code. A soldier's a soldier to the very end."
- "Cap is his only shot at survival. It's not like everyone's high-fiving before going to war. There are still tensions."
- "Looks like it's time to get back some of those X-Men. Mystique. We need that Mystique."
- "I don't know, man. I mean, there's obviously a very clear answer but I'm not maybe say it, now. Where did he end up at the end of the movie? That's the movie he should be in. I feel like that would be the natural... But I don't know."
- "There will be, I just don't know when. It's kind of like this weird mystery. It's fun and nerve-wracking. The best way to describe it is that you just get a phone call one day that's like "You're going to report to set." and off you go. We all get along really well so it's really fun. My relationship with Anthony Mackie is one of the perks of my life, knowing that man. It's fun. It's very collaborative. Everyone knows what the goal is, we all want to make something that's great and different and that surprises fans. We all just assume our roles in the puzzle. There's no drama."
- "Look, man, I think it's great. Movies are for people to relate to in whatever way the want. No one here is ever going to point a finger and say what's right and wrong. For me, it's like Awww. It's cute, it's great. If someone takes the time to think about that, thats great. I don't think of the character that way, though. But there's no right or wrong answer."


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Type of Physician: Cardiothoracic Surgeon
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Katherine A. Gillis
Duke University Affil Physician
3480 Wake Forest Rd Ste 414
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 862-5970
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Albert S. Chang
Duke University Affil Physician
3480 Wake Forest Rd Ste 414
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 862-5970
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David C. White
Duke University Affil Physician
3480 Wake Forest Rd Ste 414
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 862-5970
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Alben M. Parsons
Rex Cancer Specialty Center
4420 Lake Boone Trl Ste 201
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 784-6878
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Alden M. Parsons
Rex Thoracic Specialists
2800 Blue Ridge Rd Ste 201
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 784-5650
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Richard M. Gillespie
Rex Thoracic Specialists
2800 Blue Ridge Rd Ste 201
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 784-5650
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Abdul G. Chaudhry
Carolina Cardiovascular Surgical Associates
3000 New Bern Ave Ste E1100
Raleigh, NC 27610
(919) 231-6333
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Jane S. Smith
Vein Care Of Central North Carolina
10224 Durant Rd Ste 109
Raleigh, NC 27614
(919) 844-4444
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Craig S. Carter
Craig S Carter MD
2076 Nc Highway 42 W Ste 240
Clayton, NC 27520
(919) 553-4404
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Mark W. Onaitis
Duke Thoracic Surgery
Dumc 3305
Durham, NC 27710
(919) 684-6974
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- 1Central Prison Hospital
1300 Western Blvd
Raleigh, North Carolina 27606
(919) 733-080
- 2Holly Hill Hospital
3019 Falstaff Rd
Raleigh, North Carolina 27610
(919) 250-700
- 3Wakemed Raleigh Campus
3000 New Bern Ave
Raleigh, North Carolina 27610
(919) 350-800
- 4Duke Raleigh Hospital
3400 Wake Forest Rd
Raleigh, North Carolina 27609
(919) 954-300
- 5Wakebrook Recovery Center
111 Sunnybrook Rd
Raleigh, North Carolina 27610
(919) 250-150
- 6Rex Healthcare
4420 Lake Boone Trl
Raleigh, North Carolina 27607
(919) 783-310
- 7Wakemed Cary Hospital
1900 Kildaire Farm Rd
Raleigh, North Carolina 27518
(919) 350-230
- 8Duke University Medical Center
2301 Erwin Rd
Raleigh, North Carolina 27705
(919) 684-811
- 9Durham Regional Hospital
3643 N Roxboro St
Raleigh, North Carolina 27704
(919) 470-400
- 10VA Medical Center-Durham
508 Fulton St
Raleigh, North Carolina 27705
(919) 286-041
- 11North Carolina Specialty Hosp
3916 Ben Franklin Blvd
Raleigh, North Carolina 27704
(919) 956-930
- 12University North Carolina Hosp
101 Manning Dr
Raleigh, North Carolina 27514
(919) 966-413
- 13Federal Medical Center
Old Oxford Hwy 75
Raleigh, North Carolina 27509
(919) 575-390
- 14R J Blackley ADATC
100 W H St
Raleigh, North Carolina 27509
(919) 575-792
- 15Central Regional Hospital
300 Veazey Dr
Raleigh, North Carolina 27509
(919) 764-200
- 16Johnston Medical Center
509 N Brightleaf Blvd
Raleigh, North Carolina 27577
(919) 934-817
- 17Franklin Regional Medical Ctr
100 Hospital Dr
Raleigh, North Carolina 27549
(919) 496-513
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800 Tilghman Dr
Raleigh, North Carolina 28334
(910) 892-716
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For anything else, I wouldn't have to use PHP inside this plugin, but... I need to hardcode gettext expressions. And I'm a bit lazy : I don't want to duplicate all my widgets in all langages I need (and use conditionnal tags).
Is there a way to achieve that ?
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I'm not a complete WordPress ignoramus, but I'm close and would like to learn more, if only to work on catching up with a co-worker who has done some wonderful things.
I know how to find plenty of reference material online, but sometimes I need to back away from the computer and study a printed page. With that in mind, can someone suggest a good, in-depth but idiot-friendly reference book for creating a WordPress CMS? I've already got WordPress for Dummies; the next one I'm leaning toward picking up is "WordPress Complete" but thought I'd better ask the experts before putting down my $35.
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I have a friend who's got a similar voicemail message. I've stopped calling altogether now and just send her dirty text messages instead.
This is THE most obnoxious type of message to leave on your voicemail. It's not funny. It's just annoying and will, as you guys have proven, decrease the number of calls you receive. Unless that is your goal...
Eric, doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different outcome each time is the loose definition of insanity.
I can't stand that either. #1 most annoying of out-going messages. Second most annoying: recorded music... like I really want to listen to 30 sec or a minute or 5 seconds of your favorite song. Also, most of the time, that song sounds like crap cuz it was recorded all wrong from the start.
I get those silent voice mails a lot when I go and get PT work with a telefundraising place in the UDistrict. Yep, you start talking and realize it's a message.
MJM & Assoc is what the place is called and putting in a lot of hours with them during the 90s kept me alive (plasma selling helped too) on Ramen and Kale. It's a zany place to be employed as the majority of workers are tattooed, mohawked, fishnet wearing 20 yr olds. Plus most of the agencies are non-profits we called on behalf: to name a few- Lifelong AIDS, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Virginia Mason, Sea. Public Library, Fred Hutch, Washington Wildlife, literally on and on- so there was a lot of good things to learn.
MJM's the one place outside of medical related jobs still on my resume. Thurs is their Friday, so I should hop over there tonight and say hi, haven't done that since februaryish, maybe get a few calls in. I can usually wing it without a script these days. And rejections and hangups that go in the paperwork 'decline' pile aren't so bad anymore; it's been years since responding with my staple Stipian mantra "offer me solutions, offer me alternatives, and I. Decline."
It's the end...for now.
You people are just lucky you're too young to have lived through the era when everyone got answering machines for the first time. It was an orgy of bad music, clever intros, funny voices, skits even. Everybody thought they were being so CUTE and CREATIVE. And this was before there was any of this "press pound to skip the garbage" too. Terrible times.
My mom's says, "This is ______. Please leave your name and number after the beep, and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.........[long, drawn-out pause].......'bye."
I'm embarrassed for her every time I hear it.
Fnarf, I am old enough to remember Krazy Answering Machine time. Those were the days. Bleah.
However, now everyone is so careful to sound unimpressed on their outgoing messages that they sound like sad boors. ("This is Jane. Leave a message. *beep*)
the worst is when a shitty musician makes a shitty recording as their outgoing message. Please.
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Just installed the latest version of WP and Yoast WordPress SEO 1.1.5 and everything seems to work fine except for the main page at
It seems to pickup a random name setting from another blog. Anyway to set the /blog title?
Even if I set it directly in my blog page it doesn't take.