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Hello everyone and sorry for the recent radio silence on the blog. I've been in Amsterdam and even though I had things lined up to post on the blog, I just didn't get round to it. Every year I organise a trip to Amsterdam to show friends of mine, from all over the world, the greatness that is Kings Day! It's our national holiday where we celebrate the royal family but mainly it's just about having a great time, celebrating being Dutch and our huge love for orange! I have been in Amsterdam since Saturday and here some photos of my time there; which includes some tips if you're ever planning a visit to this wonderful city!
Weekend Scenes
Hello! Did you all have a good weekend? I had my sister and her husband visiting me in London on Saturday and Sunday so did some lovely exploring around the city with them. But first on Friday night me and a group of girls kicked off the weekend by checking out the 50 Shades of Grey movie. Seven girls + a few wines + this movie = lots of giggles! Have you seen the film yet & what did you think?
Here a few photos from my weekend scenes in London…
My Valentines Day
Hello everyone! Did you all have a lovely Valentines Day over the weekend? I started my Valentines Day with a visit to the Tate Britain museum. Even though I've lived in London for 5 years, I'm ashamed to admit that I'd never been to the Tate Britain so I thought it was about time I ticked it off the list. What a stunning building and a great collection of art to admire. Wandering through a museum is such a lovely weekend activity, don't you think? Afterwards we had brunch and coffee at popular local cafe Pimlico Fresh near Victoria Station, definitely check it out next time you're in the area. No picture of my avocado and chilli on toast sorry..but it was very yummy!
Of course you can have it all..
I am back in London today after a lovely Christmas in the Netherlands with my family. Sorry for the radio silence on the blog during that time, but I decided to take a bit of a time-out (even from blogging) and just relax. Plus I've had this terrible cold for a week now, which means my brain feels like mush. Here some instagram pictures from my week in the homeland.
My Time off // Insta-Life-Lately
Happy Monday! Today was actually quite an exciting day for me because I started at my new job. It felt a bit like the first day of school, but it was a good day and it flew by. Lots to learn and information to get my head around, but that's the fun of a new challenge right? As you know I had a bit of time off in between jobs where I went home to the Netherlands and did some fun stuff with friends in London. So I thought I'd share some of my instagram pics with you all that I took during that time…
How do you like them apples?
"Will: Do you like apples?
Clark: Yeah.
Will: Well, I got her number. How do you like them apples?"
Haha I love that line from the movie Good Will Hunting! Any-hoo on the subject of apples, this Sunday me and some friends headed out of London for the day for something a little different. Turns out that in October many Apple orchards in the UK celebrate Apple Day – and at Pippins Farm, which is near Tunbridge Wells in Kent, they were holding an open farm event in association with Hospice in the Weald. One of my friends actually knows the owners of this orchard and she had organised a fun day out for us to tour the apple orchard, drink ciders, feast on a hog roast & toffee apples and to play some fun apple games. Here are some photos of our day out at Pippins Farm Orchard…
It was so nice to escape the city to do something completely different for a change on a Sunday! The food was delicious and after a few too many few ciders we frolicked around the apple orchard like crazy people! But oh what fun we had & I love these silly but extremely wonderful people. How do you like them apples? ;)
Weekend in Whitstable by the seaside..
Last weekend I had a perfect little escape to the seaside. I'd heard a few stories about this cute fisherman's town called Whitstable in Kent, so I thought it was about time I checked it out for myself! Because it is only about 1 hour 30min drive (1 hr 20min by train) from central London it makes Whitstable a great day or overnight trip location.
Situated on the north coast of Kent, Whitstable is such a lovely little laid-back place with many great restaurants, shops – and of course the sea! Everywhere are many stalls, shops and restaurants selling all kinds of sea food from cockles to eels and crabs to of course Whitstable's most famous export, oysters! Here are some iPhone snapshots from my weekend in Whitstable by the seaside..
Walks exploring the Harbour // Enjoying Whitstable Brewery beers + compulsory fish & chips in sun loungers by the beach = happiness // Checking out the town, shops and galleries // People watching and drinks at The Old Neptune, a famous pub on the beach // Happy moments watching the sunset over the sea…
Dinner at Wheelers Oyster Bar, the oldest restaurant in town (open since 1856!) and famous for – tada you guessed it – oysters! The restaurant is tiny and is usually booked up for months but I was lucky and managed to reserve us a table at the bar. It's BYO so what better to bring than a bottle of bubbly to enjoy with the seafood. Or you can always run across the load to the local 'Offie' for some more drinks. We had a lovely night in this cute little authentic restaurant, the oysters and the rest of the seafood was delicious and it was nice to enjoy a very casual and laid back evening out. If Wheelers is booked up another great option for dinner would be The Whitstable Oyster Company.
Where to stay in Whitstable? We stayed in a lovely little cottage called the Corner House (link) which was perfectly located just meters from the harbour. Loved the beach style feeling of the place and we had a great stay here. However next time I might try to book a Fisherman's Hut (which were fully booked the weekend I went) because they are right on the water and look super cute (link)!
Sunday morning was the perfect laid-back day starting with home baked muffins (my winning recipe here) and tea at the cottage, followed by a long walk along the beach to the Tankerton Slopes. It was a quiet foggy morning which made for some peaceful and beautiful moments – with some pebble throwing for laughs.
Can you tell I loved these little sea huts along Tankerton slopes? We had breakfast outside at Jojo's – a great little cafe at the end of the beach Tankerton way (about a min walk from the harbour).
Before driving back to London we decided, that while in the area, we should check out the famous White cliffs of Dover. Such a beautiful national park!
If you had the best weekend ever then JUMP! ;) I seriously recommend going away for a weekend in Whitstable – or even if for just the day. It was one of those weekends were I came back feeling so happy and relaxed, like I'd had a mini holiday. Think the seaside does this to me. It was the kind of weekend where I wished I had a time machine to stop time so that it didn't have to end….
Thank you Whitstable for the happy memories. Think I will be back :)


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Skip to comments.Free Republic is a fringe right-wing Christian fundamentalist site
Posted on 12/11/2009 5:57:16 PM PST by Jim Robinson
Free Republic is a fringe right-wing Christian fundamentalist site... or so they say... and they might even be right.
We don't go for any of that godless left-wing big government socialist malarkey. And we do put our faith and trust in God, not government. We are pro-God, pro-Life, pro-Family, pro-Country and pro-Liberty.
We do not believe that government or science knows what's best for us or our children. We will make our own decisions thank you very much.
Every once in a while some group of posters get together and try to bend Free Republic to their will. Now, we tend to be pretty free-wheeling around here and will take a lot of guff and a lot of obnoxious insults from a lot of people, but eventually a breaking point is reached.
For example, when a group of RINO lovers recently banded together to try to force FR to accept an abortionist/gay rights RINO as our presidential candidate, they soon found themselves on the outs.
And a few years ago a group of evolutionists tried to force FR over to their way of thinking and they soon found themselves on the outs.
FR is a pro-God, pro-Creator, pro-Life, pro-Liberty site.
And now we have yet another group of Darwinists trying to have their Darwinist way with us. Well, as I've said before what doesn't kill us will only make us stronger.
Darwin Central has again declared war on FR. They have ping lists and email lists and will try to pull away as many FReepers as they possibly can. So be it. Those who would rather go with Darwin, please go. I sure as hell won't try to stop you.
FR will remain a pro-God, pro-Life, pro-Liberty, pro-Creator conservative site.
We wholeheartedly believe that our unalienable rights are a gift from God our Creator not from man or government. And no man, no government will ever deprive us of same.
Keep your powder dry.
Strike out the "fringe" part.
More Americans are pro-God, pro-Life, pro-Liberty, pro-Creator and conservative, than anything else.
Sounds like mainstream the heartland of America to me.
You bet we are!!!!!!!!!
I was hoping someone on FR was reading them besides me. Thanks :o)
You still haven't told me what you think my message is.
Well, I don't know how you feel, but I'd feel a little better if it was a little warmer around here.
Go get em Windflier. I got your 6 down here in West Texas.
One of the many things that I admire about FR, it weeds out non conservatives. (If I wanted to be around liberals, I'd read the Seattle PI or Times).
Well ... I don't do pleats unless they're in camo. I have standards.
Got your back over here in North Texas, FRiend.
I was heartened to see some recent statistics that a majority of Americans no longer think that Darwin is infallible.
I wonder how much longer they'll put up with a government and judges who will permit nothing but Darwinism in our schools, and who strictly forbid anyone from even suggesting that the General Theory of Evolution is, well, a theory, and that it might not be entirely true?
God bless you, Jim. And, God bless FR and all good Freepers.
Thank you for this thread and thank you for FR. God bless!
I guess I dont get when FR stopped being about the Constitution and liberty and the pursuit of limited government and started to become a "christian fundamentalist" website.
Not all freepers are Christians . Some are Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu, Atheists, Greek Orthodox, maybe Quaker, Moromon, Roman Catholic or whatever.
And as far as the Darwin thing is concerned. I dont know if man came from monkeys or a garden in Mesopotamia, and quite frankly I dont care.
And God knows when it became so pressing to too many folks here that it warrants a post from the top guy, when we have bigger fish to fry, cause Obama dont care who made you, he just wants to control you.
We need everyone we can get, and if this is dividing us, then we have real problems.
Oops .. I meant to ping you on #111
Well said! Individual rights granted by God are what sets America apart from all other forms of governance. The American government serves at the will of the people. This present government has been perverted by democrat liberal corruption. We need to remove them from power at every level and every institution in our land. They are the most serious threat to America that she has ever had.
Sites like Free Republic are becoming the bastions of freedom and will help us to defeat the enemies of America. God Bless Free Republic, God Bless you Jim Robinson!
How does one species turn into another?
Good Question...
Mine is ;
Why Has Evolution Stopped?
Same Question?
A great many of us believe that evolution is the how, but God is the Why.
Count me in somewhat too. God created everything, including science. Im not a 100% believer in Darwin nor am I a believer that dinosaurs were on Noahs ark. I will not attack either side and hate seeing Freepers fight about this stuff.
Thank you, Jim. The statement above is why I joined.
I think he's saying that FR is a 1776 site: "Endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights..."
Significant because the rights given by the Creator cannot be taken away by anyone but the One who gave them.
If our rights to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness don't come from the Creator, then who/what do they come from?
Asphalt is for Raceing,
Dirt is for Planting Potatoes !
Thanks for your post and I agree. But please don't gang up with others trying to push God off our pages because it ain't gonna happen.
And many thanks to you for that Mr. Robinson...
(A fringe right wing atheist who agrees with almost everything a fringe right wing Christian like yourself says about politics.)
You can live with us just outside the boundaries of the definition with us (LDS).
Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition....
I think there was a guy who wrote a book trying to explain that a few years ago.
I wonder what ever happened to him?
How about a nice plaid?
"The God who gave us life, gave us liberty at the same time: the hand of force may destroy, but cannot disjoin them."- Thomas Jefferson
According to Jefferson, that idea represented the "American mind" of 1776.
Should be good enough for 2010 as well!
Those who find fault with that idea simply don't understand how America came to be a refuge for the oppressed from all over the world. Their ancestors understood it well, however.
They 'Insult,
Thank you very much.
I absolutely love these reminders. I hate that they're necessary, but I do love reading them.
Maybe they are just fluffy?
Apparently you're a supporter of darwin. If you don't want to tell me specifically what it is when I see your name...I'll know you don't feel welcome here.
But apparently I am a small "c" christian. I do not bow down to any ideology, religious or political. I have made my living at one point working to elect conservative Republicans. My idea of "conservative" might be different than others. All I know is when I starte lurking here 11 years ago and joined 10 years ago after the Clinton protest on the mall, there was no litmus test.
"FR will remain a pro-God, pro-Life, pro-Liberty, pro-Creator conservative site."
Good. That's one of the major reasons we are members. Thanks Jim.
No one wants to push God off of here.
Sorry Jim but I'm not religious at all.
I'm here for the CONSERVATISM!
The Leftwingtards want to claim that the "Fundies" represent a specific division in Christianity. I prefer to think of the word as referring to those who are well within the pale of Christian belief ~ or the Judeo-Christian tradition ~ and sometimes just those who refer to that set of beliefs and the tradition for counsel (which includes just those who read Proverbs).
God said He could raise believers up from the rocks on the ground, and He can, and they are everywhere ~ even in venues where The Word has never been heard as we hear It.
Call me an Ecumenical Fundy if you want ~ but that's the way it is this day in December 2009.
I'm underwhelmed.
They're probably bemoaning what's become of FR.
(IOW, they can't take it over and make it DC lite.)
Amen, Jim,
I once was given a description of a Darwinian as being the type of person who would sit patiently at an auto junk yard, waiting for that Ferrari they so yearned for to 'happen' - either by lightening, windstorm, or earthquake to trigger it's creation from the primordial mix of all the required elements which were definitely present.
Just thinking of that puts them in perspective for me.
That's fine by me. Welcome aboard!
As long as it doesn't clash with the camo, I'm in.
Holy cow! I got a reply from Jim Rob! 8^D
Oh dont worry I'm not about any of that type of thing. I'm just surprised whatever happened, because I usually stay away from most faith/religion/Darwin flamewars, got that bad.
Freep-mail me to get on or off my pro-life and Catholic List:
Please ping me to note-worthy Pro-Life or Catholic threads, or other threads of general interest.
I do not bow down to any ideology, religious or political.
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Question is, do you bow down before God Almighty?
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Comment Re: I can't understand the sheer hatred for White (Score 5, Insightful) 581
If you punch me in the face for an hour, should your grandchildren apologize to my grandchildren for you being an idiot?
If you punch me in the face for an hour, should your grandchildren apologize to my grandchildren for you being an idiot?
Mod parent up
Imagine that.
Differences in pay exist for a reason: Because different people perform functions of different value to the company.
Building the end product is entirely different than seeing it built step by step.
Fixed that for you.
First of all: Bullshit....
I have tried to help numerous people who just don't "get it", and have reached the conclusion that they never will.
That doesn't mean that they're incapable of it. It just shows that it's more difficult than they'd like and they don't wish to expend the necessary effort on it-- and they often give up before joining the ranks of us that "get it".
Yes, anyone can learn how to do basic things with programming. But thinking about complex systems it not something that is easy to do for any of us. If you think it is, you've obviously never worked on anything very complex.
Second: I'm not "proud" of my skills as a programmer.
I'm quite competent, with a significant amount of experience, but unless you're working in a research lab somewhere it's mostly regurgitation of the same crap that you've already written ten times and therefor there's nothing to really be all that proud of.
I aspire to something more challenging and am headed in that direction.
But I'm not going to lie to people and tell them that programming is "easy" in the mean time, much as I won't tell them that "math" is easy. These things *are not easy*. They are hard. Both worth the effort to learn.
I frequently use StackOverflow. You're not exactly comparing apples to apples.
SO is inherently nonlinear. People can ask problems when they encounter them (or, better, just search for others that have asked the same questions). You'll find people get a much greater benefit from learning something when they want to know the answer rather than when they just happened to stumble upon some bit of knowledge. Problem-solving is not a skill you learn by watching --you learn it by doing-- and it's problem-solving that is the important bit of programming, not coding. Any programmer worth their salt knows that.
In contrast, by watching a stream of some [hopefully knowledgeable] developer, the viewer must be "learning" to solve either inherently simple problems or problems that are impossible to follow in a short period of time. (In the same way that you can't just pick up a new codebase and instantly know what's going on, how is the viewer to follow anything more than the same simple examples they can easily find in text form anywhere on the web?)
This type of thinking is exactly the same as the folks pushing the "everyone can/should learn how to program" idiocy.
Programming is not easy. Watching a video of someone coding some random thing will not make it easier. Ease comes with practice and reading a *lot* of code, both good and bad.
Do you honestly think it is possible to show anything but the most facile examples in a video that someone will actually be able to follow?
Insomniacs maybe?
That's what ASMR videos are for
This is even worse than a stream watching someone play a game. Who wastes their time with these things?
If you want to improve your coding skill you're better off practicing and reviewing code written by those more experienced than you, not watching someone "in the act" of doing it.
+1 hahaha
Now I wish I used my mod points to mod this up instead of posting my own comment elsewhere.
Okay, I get it. Dice is actively trying to kill the polls.
What is this new feature where I get told who else voted the same as me? Why does that matter without the context of the rest of the results? What a ridiculous waste of developer time.
Every time a new "feature" is added to the site it gets worse, and every time the old guard complains, and every time the complaints are ignored.
Let's take a look at something real quick. In a post from today (http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/15/06/29/1441222/bill-gates-investing-2-billion-in-renewables), there are currently 19 "highly rated comments" showing with my default filter as of this moment. Of those, one is from an AC, two are from users with UID having 7 digits, and 16 of them are from users with UID having 5 or 6 digits.
Greater than 80% of the comments that people actually care about on that post came from users that have been around a while.
In my ridiculously small sample, that would seem to imply that the old guard contributes the most to the reason that people come to this site.
So the only conclusion I can draw is that Dice actually wants to kill the site.
SoylentNews is getting better every day while this place keeps going downhill. I think the day will soon come when I sign out for good.
But Dice doesn't care. That's the sad thing.
"Dead recognition" -- That's like that TV show with the nice man that talks to dead people, right?
I thought Google was smarter, though.
They did just censor search results for merchandise branded with a particular logo that has a negative connotation for most enlightened humans, despite the fact that other merchandise branded with similarly offensive logos is still easily found through them.
I'm beginning to lose a lot of faith in Google. I think the business idiots have run the engineers out of there.
but the link to the Meizu website provided there is broken right now: http://www.meizu.com/en/ubuntu...
Polls DO NOT BELONG at the top of the news feed.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said it will extend the operating license for Entergy Corp.'s Vermont Yankee nuclear reactor.
The federal nuclear agency will issue a 20-year license extension after upholding an agency board ruling that rejected a challenge to the renewal, Gregory Jaczko, chairman of the commission, said today during a conference call with reporters. The license will be issued in a "matter of days," Jaczko said.
The commission voted 4-0 to support a decision by its Atomic Safety Licensing Board that denied an objection to the license by New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution, Eliot Brenner, a commission spokesman, said during the call. The coalition had raised concerns about Entergy's oversight of underground pipes that had leaked at the plant, according to a statement posted on the Brattleboro, Vermont-based group's website.
"We believe Entergy, through the exhaustive review that we've done for license renewal, meets all of our requirements and standards needed to be able to operate for another 20 years," Jaczko said.
The commission's approval is just "one piece" of a variety of permits and actions that are needed for plant to continue to operate, Jaczko said. The actions that the state of Vermont is taking "don't involve any of our authorities or responsibilities," he said.
Governor's Opposition
Entergy, based in New Orleans, said in November it may sell the plant after Vermont voters elected a governor who has opposed extending the plant's life beyond 2012. The Vermont Senate voted in February 2010 against allowing state regulators to extend the plant's license after it expires on March 2012 because of leaks of tritium-laced water at the site.
Governor Peter Shumlin, a Democrat, has called for the state to reject a 20-year extension of the plant's operating license.
The 620-megawatt reactor is located in Vernon, Vermont, about 140 miles (225 kilometers) northwest of Boston, and provides a third of the electricity consumed in the state, according to Entergy.
The reactor came under scrutiny after leaks of water laced with tritium were identified in January 2010. Tritium is a radioactive form of hydrogen and a byproduct of nuclear power generation that in large doses can increase the risk of cancer.
Entergy is in the process of cleaning the areas affected by the tritium leak and would "substantially complete" the effort before any sale, Michael Burns, a company spokesman, said in November.


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[As a quick heads-up, I'd like to point out that Ilfak Guilfanov, Windows internals expert and one of the developers of IDA Pro, has released an unofficial patch (mirrored at iatechconsulting.com) for this issue.]
As a researcher, I'm almost always security-conscious. I keep my standard defense measures up-to-date, and I pay attention when new vulnerability reports appear. One of those new vulnerability reports surfaced at the end of December: the now-infamous Windows Metafile vulnerability.
Reading about the vulnerability, what concerned me most was the lack of realistic workarounds. Indeed, it wasn't until I had delved deep into the specifics of Windows Metafiles, spent a few minutes writing out a regular expression filter, deployed filters to the endpoint IDS on my PCs, and tested them against as many variants of the WMF exploit as I could find or produce that I was confident in my defensive measures. And all of that had to be done… to avoid the catastrophes that lay in wait if I had so much as viewed the wrong image.
To call the frustration I felt a Windows problem, though, is a mistake. Indeed, the vulnerability was a Windows bug… this time around. I could blame Microsoft for its error. Indeed, I could take advantage of this opportunity to tear at the flesh of Microsoft's developers for what was essentially an overlooked easter egg in a legacy graphics renderer. I won't, though, because to do so would be overlooking the far-broader implications of this issue, and it would be a mistake.
Indeed, similar vulnerabilities have affected other applications, both on Windows and on other platforms. Graphics rendering is a complicated task by most standards, and software to do that task has had and will have serious bugs. Gone are the days when avoiding code execution meant not opening suspicious application files. The reality is that most any software is, to some degree, an attack vector. And more likely than not, if your software finds wide deployment, those vectors of attack will eventually be exploited.
However, it is obvious from attempting to deal with this week's vulnerability that this reality was not what drove the development of quite a few popular software applications. Microsoft's scramble (and ultimate failure) to find wholly-effective workarounds for the WMF issue is a symptom of a development methodology that stretches far beyond the city limits of Redmond, Washington.
Developers are still holding onto the old clutch of treating graphics, audio, and other "pure" multimedia content formats as "safe". Since it is still widely held by developers that images are "safe" content, many are baffled by the idea that users would possibly want to disable functionality that is so integral to the experience of the web, and even to some operating systems as a whole.
There are a few exceptions. Mozilla Firefox, in particular, has the all-encompassing "Load Images" option. Outlook and co. now have "Remote Image Blocking" and other privacy features. However, these features (simple add-on changes in some cases) weren't designed with security in mind at all. In spite of the fact that I was using an e-mail reader which blocked image loading, a recent mailing list post from Larry Seltzer, conveniently enough, rendered an image just fine in my mighty image-busting (non-Microsoft) mail reader.
Had that image been hostile, I would more than likely have been successfully exploited. Granted, I run as a limited user, and I have other mitigators, but the success of it was still disturbing. Needless to say, my mail client now renders its e-mail messages in plain text as opposed to the prior "simple HTML" mode.
Admins during the WMF incident are making similar choices. Risk leaving yourself open to an exploit or force your users back to the internet equivalent of the stone age. The simple workaround of disabling access to metafile images was not so simple. Were workarounds easier to implement in terms of functional breakage, the rate of adoption would be far better. Developers everywhere could learn something from that. The absence of such simple workarounds has admins turning to third-party patches (like the one provided by Windows expert Ilfak Guilfanov [binary mirror]) while Microsoft's official investigation works to quash the hole.
More emphasis should be placed on allowing users to flip the switch on dangerous functionality (or "safe" functionality that turns out to be dangerous). Not only that, but applications should follow those settings to-the-letter, because doing so will greatly reduce the impact of unforeseen threats. Having the option to temporarily cripple flawed code in absence of a patch prevents users from choosing between the stone age and the repair shop. Most users will risk the latter before they choose the former. I, on the other hand, am waiting to put my tablets away until Microsoft issues its patch.
[UPDATED 1/3: I'd like to take the time to add three fantastic points of reference that have emerged as this issue has unfolded.]
- The ISC Handler's Diary (isc.sans.org) is full of details. It's a very informative read if you're looking to keep track of events related to the vulnerability (new exploits, sites to watch for, etc.)
- Ilfak Guilfanov's interim fix which has, thus far, proven exceptionally solid and effective in defusing this issue.
- Last, might be a surprising reference for me to suggest, but I'm going to suggest it anyway. Microsoft has recently updated its advisory on the issue to include a very detailed summary of its current information and ongoing action regarding this incident. As well as demonstrating that the company understands the urgency of the situation, it makes for very interesting reading, and also details some simple, common-sense steps that average users can take. I, for one, am holding out hope that informative, insightful incident management like this will be a new trend for Microsoft. That would indeed be very positive for most everyone.
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#1 Jun 6, 2010
How come the Police Jury meetings are not being shown on Ch. 20 and all we're seeing is elementary school awards and bikers and old church services and older movies?? Don't want the public to see how embarrassing those meetings are??
#2 Jun 7, 2010
Straight Talk you got that right, well half of it. RBS has applied for a grant. If the issuers were to see how the police jury operates they would try and distance themselves as much as possible. Say good bye grant.
Can you image what the police jury would do with $22 million? It won't be for used on the roads. Probably save it for trips to Las Vegas and Hawii.
#3 Jun 7, 2010
And lunches at Ruth's Chris Steak House. Could somebody please start showing some of those outrageous credit card charges? The taxpaying public has a right to know, and we shouldn't ALL have to go down there to the PJ office and pay to see public records. Maybe our local newspaper could print some??? Yeah, right.
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#4 Jun 7, 2010
Our local newspaper...I didn't know we had one. I'm sure you're not talking about The Democrap.
#5 Jun 10, 2010
They are still being shown. Not only on TV but also on the website ( rbs100.com ). They are aired 2 to 3 times per day for the first 3 weeks then once per day for the last week. Times vary depending on the length of ALL of the public meeting that we air. Your assessment of our programing is a personal perception, which you are entitled to, whether correct or not. As far as your comment alluding to RBS not wanting the public to see parts of the meeting, again, your personal perception is incorrect. We play the meeting in their entirety and the behavior of ALL participants is not what we use to decide play frequency no matter the level of "embarrassing behavior. You may not care about the school awards but parents and kids do. You may not care about bike races,(they are referred to as cyclists, not bikers) but the Cyclists do. You may not care for religion but some of the churches want to get their word to their congregation. If you don't like the movies, Netflix has a large assortment of DVDs and movies on demand. RBS tries to show events in the area so that anyone that wants to, can see them. If people are unable to attend a meeting, they can catch in on TV or go to our website though that can be a challenge if you do not have a broadband internet connection. Hope this helps to clear up your above statements.
#6 Jun 14, 2010
When will the June PJ meeting be available online?
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Anwar asks if the additional RM13.79 billion that the government is seeking, on top of the 2012 Budget, really benefits the nation.
KUALA LUMPUR: Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim today questioned the government's move to seek an additional RM13.79 billion in operating expenditure for the 2012 Budget.
He asked whether this extra expenditure benefited the rakyat or cronies, saying that the perennial problem of increasing deficits is scaring away foreign investors.
"The management of the current Finance Minister Najib Tun Razak is really irresponsible because he does not care. As we see in this budget, it is all about the election, and there is no concern whatsoever for sustainability of the economy," he said.
He said this while the Supplementary Supply Bill 2012 was being debated. The bill was tabled last Thursday and is now at its second reading.
"We want to stress that there is the deficit problem; the projection given by the finance ministry has shifted, it runs contrary to the facts.
"Because of this, we cannot be competitive and attract foreign investors. There is no investor confidence in Malaysia as an effective destination for foreign direct investments," Anwar said.
He questioned the additional RM360 million allocated to the Election Commission (EC) for the preparation and management of the 13th general election.
"It is only in Malaysia where the job of cleaning up the [electoral] roll [falls] on the voters, not the EC. If there's a person [on the roll] over 100 years old, you must object to it or the EC won't care.
It does not make sense, and now we are giving money to the EC," he said.
'Cronies benefiting'
He also alleged that subsidies were more often for the benefit of cronies than the public.
Subsidy for petroleum was previously RM17 billion but now with RM7.465 billion allocated for subsidy payment claims on petroleum products, it has increased to 44%, he said.
"This means that in 2012, the subsidy is RM24.5 billion. I ask: what is the profit to the company, and what are the returns to the rakyat? Who owns (the company)? Who is the nominee, who has interests? I'm sure this won't be answered."
He said that sugar subsidy was previously RM200 million and now RM367 million was added with the new allocation.
"It adds up to RM567 million. Again, how much does the company get and how much for the rakyat? This is a 42% increase.
"Why? Is it true that sugar is based on international trade prices? How much is Syed Mokhtar's (Al-Bukhary) Tradewind earning? If it is subsidy rakyat, then take care of the rakyat, why let big companies earn?"
He said that toll compensation was RM343 million in 2011 and now with an additional allocation of RM446 million, it would amount to RM789 million.
"That's an increase of 400%. Where do the subsidies really go to?"
'Only for deserving companies'
Anwar said that it was pointless to call it a "subsidy" if it is only to "ensure profitability of a crony company".
He said that it was important for the leadership to be strict. "I really don't understand how Umno people can defend such a thing."
Last week, Deputy Finance Minister Awang Adek Hussin tabled a RM13.79 billion Supplementary Supply Bill 2012, seeking additional operating expenditure.
This was on top of an allocation of RM232.8 billion for the 2012 Budget approved last year.
Of the figures for 14 different ministries, the largest amount was spent by the Treasury General Services (RM11.2 billion). This was followed by the Works Ministry (RM445.8 million) and the Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Ministry (RM404 million). The EC was allocated RM360 million, while the smallest was for the Transport Ministry at RM2 million.
Meanwhile, Awang Adek said subsidies were not given to cronies but to deserving companies such as producers of flour and sugar, adding that this would make the price of such items cheaper.
"Subsidies are given to those who deserve them," he said when replying to Anwar.
He also said that having two supplementary bills in a year was not something strange.
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Where Does Your City Rank on the Regional Mortgage Debt Map?
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The 10 Cities Where Young Adults Have the Highest Credit Card Utilization Rate
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February 26th, 2016
Top 10 Cities Where Young Adults Have the Most Amount of Student Debt
Student debt is fast becoming a fact of life for Americans: research has estimated that by 2020 as many as two-thirds of jobs require post-high school education or training, tuition continues to rise in all sectors of the education market, and students are taking on debt at an alarming rate. Student debt has more than doubled in the last 10 years and, according to MarketWatch, it grows by $2,726 each second in America.
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February 3rd, 2016
The 10 Cities Where 18-24 Year Olds Have the Most Accounts in Collection
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January 21st, 2016
The Credit Fumble™: More Than Two-Thirds of Young Adults Make Significant Financial Mistakes
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October 9th, 2015
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Sobey Art Award Ceremony and Exhibition, October 1-13, 2008.
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Toronto's all-night contemporary art thing
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For one sleepless night, Toronto will once again be transformed by artists as Scotiabank Nuit Blanche returns on October 4, 2008.
Hint: Chart Your Path! It's impossible to see everything in 12 short hours, so plan ahead to make the most of the time you have available at Scotiabank Nuit Blanche. Visit the website and check out the many tools designed to help you navigate the zones, find a place to rest, and get around the city on the TTC all night long.
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Bank Robber Who Told Teller 'Don't Be A Dead Hero' SentencedA California man found guilty of a bank robbery in Limon has been sentenced to 16 years in prison.
Drivers, Truckers Survive Dangerous Drive During StormA blizzard that struck Colorado Monday night into Tuesday kept a 150-mile stretch of Interstate 70 closed for most of Tuesday. Truckers and drivers stopped in Limon to wait out the storm.
3 Grass Fires On Tuesday Could Be Sign Of Things To ComeThree brush fires ignited Tuesday afternoon proving it does not take much to spark flames in Colorado.
Wildfire Haze Prompts Smoke Advisory For Northern ColoradoA wildfire smoke health advisory has been issued for northeastern Colorado until at least 4 p.m. Monday.
Officials Suspect Homicide In Colorado Inmate's DeathColorado prison officials are treating the death of an inmate held in Limon as a suspected homicide.
Death Of Burglar At Limon Prison InvestigatedThe Colorado Bureau of Investigation is reviewing the death Thursday of an inmate being held in Limon.
Colorado Cleans Up After Snow Sweeps Through StateChilly temperatures remain after a snowstorm brought sub-freezing temperatures and several bad traffic accidents over the weekend.
I-70 In Eastern Colorado Reopens After 'Madhouse' WindsI-70 was closed between Limon and Goodland, Kansas, as wind gusts reached up to around 60 mph on the Eastern Plains.
7 Train Cars Derail In Elbert County, Spill CoalSeven train cars carrying coal derailed in Elbert County on Thursday.
Colorado Drought Documentary To Debut In Limon Saturday"Droughtland," a 45-minute documentary, focuses on the devastating conditions that has gripped most of southeast Colorado this decade.
Hundreds Of Trucks Forced Off I-70 Due To Extreme WindsHurricane-like winds gave truckers problems all day Tuesday as hundreds of them got off the road to wait out the weather.
Dust Storm Hammers Eastern ColoradoNear hurricane force wind gusts have been hammering eastern Colorado on Tuesday, all part of a large, slow-moving storm system in the central United States.


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After a sweltering summer, it's a safe bet that most of us are ready for fall. Here are our picks for fall's dining musts:
Miranda: Fall-inspired menu items like apple risotto with gorgonzola and roasted poblanos make this cozy mom and pop spot the perfect place to celebrate the season with a bite and a glass of wine. To sweeten the deal, the Italian-Latin fusion restaurant is welcoming the fall with a Back-to-School special: college students can dig into a special three-course prixe-fixe menu for just $25.
Miranda [80 Berry St. at N. Ninth Street in Williamsburg, (718) 387-0711].
Henry's End: Each October, Henry's End offers adventurous eaters a chance to try something a little out of the ordinary at its annual wild game festival. So whether it's a BBQ rattlesnake salad, herb crusted elk chops or kangaroo with pancetta, Swiss chard and port wine, you can enjoy a hearty, wild meal — no hunting required. Beyond that, the rest of the menu channels the season as well, with dishes like Zinfandel-braised short ribs with horseradish mashed potatoes or day boat scallops with quinoa, cauliflower and gremolata.
Henry's End [44 Henry St. between Cranberry and Middagh streets in Brooklyn Heights, (718) 834-1776].
Applewood: Fall dining really only requires two things: a great, cozy dining room and a good hearty meal. Applewood, of course, has both, complete with a large crackling fireplace, flecking inviting warmth over the whole restaurant that's perfect for the season's first chilly days. There are other reasons to visit Applewood as well — namely the sophisticated, Slow Food-driven cookery. But when there's a fireplace, anything else is really just an added bonus.
Applewood [501 11th St. between Seventh and Eighth avenues in Park Slope, 718-788-1810]
Breuckelen: Next week, Cobble Hill's Breuckelen, the highly anticipated modern American restaurant finally opens, boasting a menu manager Jeff Warner calls "hyper local." With plans to change the menu as often as daily, expect the freshest of the season from chef-owner Andrew Karasz, cooked up in dishes like a herb-roasted hen served with sweet corn succotash, smoked bacon and paprika oil. Be sure to note the restored tin ceiling and brickwork that earned it landmark status, too.
Breuckelen [268 Clinton St. between Verendah Place and Warren Street in Cobble Hill, (718) 855-8110].
Beer Table: With fall, comes great beers — pumpkin ales, brown ales and porters. Head to Park Slope's premier establishment for fancy beers and enjoy a great meal alongside your brew. Beer Table chef-owner Justin Philps has just expanded Tuesday's $25 three-course prix fixe dinner to a nightly affair, serving up hearty fall fare like stewed eggplant with tomato and couscous and spicy beef and pork meatloaf with roasted potatoes and arugula. For an extra $15, take advantage of Philps spot-on beer pairings.
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