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Skip to comments.President Obama's team slams critics of new unemployment statistics as 'lunatics'
Posted on 10/07/2012 1:17:38 PM PDT by Nachum
President Obamas advisers attacked critics for suggesting the White House fudged jobs figures, comparing them to lunatic birthers. The sub-8% unemployment stats were released by the non-partisan Bureau of Labor Statistics Friday, but former GE chief Jack Welch and several Tea Party figures claimed the numbers were cooked. Obama campaign senior adviser Robert Gibbs called such comments incredibly dangerous and said Welch had embarrassed himself. There's a number of people that believe the real unemployment report is somewhere in a safe in Nairobi with the president's Kenyan birth certificate," Gibbs said sarcastically on NBCs Meet the Press Sunday.
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"Lunatics"? "Dangerous"?
What happened to the New Civility, LOL!
More people hired last month than in any month for 29 years and we dont believe it? Wonder why...
I am offended by the use of the term "lunatic". Especially by these excuses for politicians.
We are to believe Obie wouldn't apply pressures to fudge the numbers ? (find 400K jobs somewhere, dammit Hilda)
From a guy who is bullying defense contractors to break the law about upcoming layoffs, saying he'll pay their fines if they'll just stop reminding the workers/voters they're about to lose their jobs in January ?????
Puulllleeeeaaassseee. You really do think we're stoopid.
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Here's one thing that happens when you criticize a dictator, just before you disappear, permanently.
Thanks, Nachum.
There are very few people that I'm looking forward to rotting in Hell, but I think Robert Gibbs is one of those few people. The guy knows the truth but he lies just like his Father. I think he won't find the lies and death so fun when he gets it back every bit as much as he gives it out.
Looks like there's probably not going to be any justice for these crooks in this life since this world is about 1 mm away from being run the same way as Hell itself, but one Day they will all bow before the truth, and I'm really looking forward to that Day.
Their hearts are so hardened there's little to no chance of repentance, any more. Especially since they shut out, mock, and destroy any bearer of truth who comes their way. They will learn that God is not mocked, but only when it is already too late for them. Fools.
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Yes but next week these same people may come out and apologize for claiming that Obama's jobs numbers were correct just like they did about Romney's $5 trillion tax cut.
Liberalism appeals only to the emotions, not to the rational mind.
So critics are dismissed with emotional accusations...not logic. Coservative, rational thought is either a lie or it is crazy (to a well-conditioned liberal).
Bottom line: forget winning the liberal vote and focus solely on conservatives and independents.
Liberals have become intellectual zombies.
Is it irony? Or- is it emulating a communist hero?
Leftists are reacting like this because they know that WE know the truth..even my brother who voted for the schmuck in 2008 came home on Friday and told me the job numbers were total horse poop..these libturds are fooling NO ONE with their lies
Don't think for a moment that they are unaware of Stalinist Russia. Their poorly disguised plan is to create a North American USSR.
This is the response they will have to anyone questioning Obama's "victory".
I hope there is a dramatic correction in the unemployment rate next month which will move the numbers back up where they should be. The black cloud is look who controls the numbers and stats.
I hope there is a dramatic correction in the unemployment rate next month which will move the numbers back up where they should be. The black cloud is look who controls the numbers and stats.
This is rich coming from the same administration that told Lockheed to not layoff anyone until after the election...
yeah sure you didn't cook the books but asked a defense contractor to violate the law for the sake of re-election.
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Question: "According To The U.S. Department Of Labor, The Unemployment Rate Dropped To 7.8 Percent In September. Is This A True Reading Of The Jobs Picture?"
|Yes. There's A Recovery Underway
|No. Someone's "Cooking The Books"
Yet when Obama lackey Austin Goolsby questioned Bush's unemployment figures prior to the 2004 election, it was justified.
Romney needs to send a back channel message to the nose pickers at BLS that there are plenty of cells available at the Federal Penitentiary in Bloody Butte, Montana for felon data fudgers after he wins the Presidency.
The next report would probably then hew closer to the truth.
I'm reminded of the touch screen at Ball Memorial hospital admitting:
"Press here for `Contagious Diseases'".
No thank you!
Anybody who dabbles in those new-fangled fads and parlor tricks known as "Logic" or "Mathematics" is automatically both dangerous and a lunatic.
And no fair looking back in history and trying to compare what is going on now with what happened then. There is obviously NO precedent that can adequately report the situation as it stands today.
Al Gore described the new methodology just about perfectly when he made his "what's up should be down, and what's down should be up" speech back in the 1992 campaign.
It is only necessary to reformulate the facts to fit the new paradigm.
Obama Campaign Adviser David Axelrod: Mentored By Marxists
The next time you see David Axelrod on TV or listen to him on a radio talk show defending Obama, remember who he is and why hes a clear and present danger to our freedoms.
Obama adviser Axelrod grew up in a home with a mother who worked for PM a paper used by Stalinists in New York to push the political agenda of the U.S.S.R.
In the mid-1970s, Axelrod was noticed by David Canter and Don Rose. Canters father was a lifelong Communist who was invited to visit the Soviet Union in 1932.
Rose was a member of the National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam a Communist front group and worked for the Students for a Democratic Society another Communist organization.
Canter and Rose mentored Axelrod to become a ruthless political operative but they first helped him become a political writer for the Chicago Tribune a move that launched his career.
Axelrod has since become an unprincipled political hatchet man who has a well-known reputation for being ferocious, and who uses venom to attack his political opponents. Others have described him as using brass knuckles to bludgeon his foes. After all, its the Chicago Way of politics.
When Obama ran for the Senate in 2004, Axelrod served as his chief advisor. Obama brags that he and Axelrod share a basic worldview. Axelrod agrees: Hes not just a client. Hes a very good friend of mine. We share a worldview.
Jack Welch, ex-CEO of GE, is a 'lunatic'. Oh, and David Axelrod is a freekin' genius...
Lots of Saul Alinsky tactics coming out of the 0bama regime lately, namely 'Accuse the opposition of that which you are guilty of'.
If Lunitic means one who has far, far more talent with math than an Obamaloon clown, guess that's what I am.
You would think the asshole would be a little more sensitive with his accusations, instead he is nothing but a THUG!
"The Axelrods' daughter, Lauren, lives in a group home after a lifetime of seizures led to permanent brain damage."
The condescending liars called us lunatics.
This report is Obama's 'miracle of the loaves and fishes'.
Perhaps they are concerned that people with pitchforks shortly will be coming for them...
Robert Coleman Gibbs, worked in the Auburn University library system and involved their son in politics at an early age. Nancy Gibbs would take Robert, then known as "Bobby," to local League of Women Voters meetings rather than hire a babysitter, and involved him in "voter re-identification" work at the county courthouse.
Gibbs is a political whore...
Early in the 2004 presidential campaign, Gibbs was the press secretary of Democratic candidate Senator John Kerry. On November 11, 2003, Gibbs resigned "in reaction to the firing of Jim Jordan, abruptly let go by Kerry Sunday night." Gibbs was replaced by Stephanie Cutter, a former spokeswoman for Ted Kennedy. After leaving the Kerry campaign, Gibbs became spokesman for a 527 political group formed to stop the 2004 presidential campaign of Howard Dean which launched attack ads against Dean. Gibbs was criticized in February 2007, during the Obama Presidential campaign, by some left leaning bloggers.
The appointment of Gibbs by Obama to the post of communications chief was met with mild controversy by some critics in the Democratic National Committee, who cited Gibbs' role in the aggressive campaign tactics used to block the nomination of Howard Dean in the 2004 race. Obama, however, referred to Gibbs as his "one-person Southern focus group"
In an interview with The Hill, Gibbs derided the professional left and "liberals," who wouldnt be satisfied if Dennis Kucinich was president. He said that people who compare Obama's policies to George W. Bush's "ought to be drug tested.
Another nice try Booby. Alinsky would be proud.
The latest BLS unemployment stats are obviously manipulated, inaccurate, and can't hold up under logical analysis. By equating criticism about these stats with skepticism about Obama's birth narrative, Robert Gibbs reveals, yet again, that he knows the birth story is somehow bogus. Both serve his cause as the "noble truth" (i.e., a lie told for the greater good). Professional liars need to be sharper than this.
Even Bob Woodward, of Watergate fame, was on TV questioning the jobs report. He said that all administrations massage the statistics in their favor, but that the real problem with Obama is that he has no plan to any real solution, no way forward.
Heh, heh, isn't Obama's campaign slogan, "Forward?" The slogan should be, "No way Forward." "Get used to it"
The lunatics are the people who expect us to believe those numbers. They would have to have added over 800,000 new jobs for the unemployment rate to have changed that much.
Obama isn't very good at math and doesn't expect the rest of us to be either. We are just supposed to believe every lie that comes out of his mouth without question.
Screw him and his butt kissers!
I have to admit, although Rush was predicting this (and others), I was quite surprised (and delighted) of the push-back that I've seen thus far. I'm getting the vibe people are buying this crap this time around.
"Gibbs called such comments incredibly dangerous "
So the hallmark of the US political system: skepticism, is dangerous?
FU, Gibbs.
"I'm getting the vibe people are buying this crap this time around."
are = aren't
People still remember, probably, Obama using the police against broadcasters not to his liking. At least, that one hasn't been completely scrubbed from the web.
Joke of the day.
We are starting to get better at using it than they are.
Hmmm? Bet that Obama's College records, admission applications are in the same safe.
Led by Obama appointee Hilda Solis, a died-in-the-wool hard core communist.
"Reminder: Labor Secretary Hilda Solis is a Rabid Communist"
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The first of no doubt several eye-rolling posts on how horrible Super Bowl snacks are
The Calorie Control Council folks sent an email which makes me feel alternately slightly ill and starving.
If you look at the chart, the news is pretty self explanatory. Pigs in blankets (not what I usually nosh on during the Super Bowl, but obviously some people do) are heavy in fat and calories. Ditto for potato chips, tortilla chips, cheese dip, seven-layer dip and — oh, you get the picture.
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OK, here's the fun part: "That totals to a nationwide consumption of about 64 million pounds of fat, or the equivalent of 214,082 National Football League (NFL) offensive linemen at 300 pounds each."
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ABOARD A FLIGHT TO SEATTLE — The Yankees unveiled details about their upcoming 68th Old-Timers' Day scheduled for June 22 at Yankee Stadium Tuesday and two prominent recent retirees are slated to participate for the first time.
Johnny Damon and Hideki Matsui, a member of the 2009 World Series club, will be two of the three former Yankees to make their Old-Timers' Day debuts. The other is John Montefusco, a native of Long Branch who pitched in 24 games over four seasons for the Yankees from 1983 through 1986.
Among the other former Yankees scheduled to appear are Yogi Berra, Whitey Ford, Rickey Henderson, Reggie Jackson, Joe Torre, David Cone, John Flaherty, Paul O'Neill, Tino Martinez, Ron Guidry, Bucky Dent, David Wells, and Orlando Hernandez. The widows of six players, including Thurman Munson, will also be in attendance.
The Yankees will also honor Goose Gossage with a plaque in Monument Park.
Here is the complete list of scheduled attendees:
Jesse Barfield
Yogi Berra
Brian Boehringer
Scott Bradley
Dr. Bobby Brown
Maggie Coleman (Widow)
David Cone
Johnny Damon
Bucky Dent
Al Downing
Brian Doyle
John Flaherty
Whitey Ford
Jake Gibbs
Joe Girardi
Rich "Goose" Gossage
Ron Guidry
Charlie Hayes
Rickey Henderson
Orlando Hernandez
Arlene Howard (Widow)
Helen Hunter (Widow)
Reggie Jackson
Scott Kamieniecki
Pat Kelly
Don Larsen
Graeme Lloyd
Hector Lopez
Jill Martin (Widow)
Tino Martinez
Hideki Matsui
Lee Mazzilli
Stump Merrill
Gene Michael
Gene Monahan (Trainer)
John Montefusco
Diana Munson (Widow)
Kay Murcer (Widow)
Jeff Nelson
Paul O'Neill
Joe Pepitone
Andy Phillips
Willie Randolph
Bobby Richardson
Mickey Rivers
Joe Torre
David Wells
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Who are the best Test-match batsmen ever in the history of the game from a purely statistical point of view and which players currently playing are able to stand toe to toe with those past legends when it comes to matching those achievements?
Well, that is what we are going to investigate here by counting down the top 10 batsmen in terms of averages in Test cricket, with there being a minimum requirement of 2,000 runs scored in a career for entry into this select band of players.
And with the game today supposedly that much easier for batsmen, what with there being covered pitches, greater protection, smaller boundaries, bigger bats and generally less out-and-out fast bowling to face, we will end with a slide detailing those batters still currently playing who would have also made the final top 10 had their careers ended tomorrow to judge whether that is actually the case or not.


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Web's interactivity heightens experience
On the cable network G4, you don't just sit back and watch an episode of "Star Trek."
While the show is unspooling, one corner of the screen, called the "Spock Market," is urging you to log in to G4TV.com to buy and sell shares in some of the show's characters, like Sulu or Scotty.
Another simultaneous onscreen prompt encourages viewers to write instant messages about the episode, a few of which will get downloaded from G4TV.com and flash on the screen.
If that's not enough, the left side of the screen is bristling with oddball facts, such as the number of times Captain Kirk has fired his phaser in that episode.
Multi-taskers with short attention spans may have found their home. "I'm gung ho on all of this interactivity," says Ted Harbert, president and CEO of the Comcast Entertainment Group, which added G4 to Harbert's portfolio of E! Entertainment TV and Style Network six months ago.
G4 president Neal Tiles says, "We want to establish G4 as the network for the iPod/YouTube/Xbox generation." The network aims its demographic arrow squarely at men 18-34.
In the last year and a half, G4 has begun making its presence felt. It shot up by 71% in total primetime viewers in 2006, and in the first two months of this year, it has climbed by an average of 48%.
Among adults under 50, the primetime gain was 80% in 2006. The increase is a more modest, but still impressive, 21% in men and women 18-34. These double-digit increases are continuing into January and February.
Not surprisingly, these numbers translate into a projected growth in advertising revenues of 25% for 2007, according to Kagan Research.
"But it's not time for us to high-five one another just yet," says Harbert. The ratings may be soaring, but G4 still averaged only 125,000 primetime viewers last month, according to Nielsen.
Subscriber growth matches the rating growth. In the last year, G4 has added 8 million new customers, swelling its total to 61.9 million. As a result, G4's revenues from cable operators and satellite distribs have mushroomed by 21%.
G4's signature program is the nightly live hourlong "Attack of the Show," hosted by Kevin Pereira and Olivia Munn, which has lots of news about trends in the videogame industry, bolstered by reviews of individual games.
Because videogame aficionados are not big on watching linear 24/7 networks, John Rieber, senior VP of programming and production for G4, says the network is branching out from coverage of videogames, instead using them as what he calls "a launching-off point" to cover other areas, from technology and sports to comicbooks and animation.
G4's programming budget will creep up from $45.5 million last year to $52.3 million in 2007, reflecting the need to commission new shows and buy reruns to stay at least in the same solar system with deeper-pocketed cable competitors like Spike TV, Comedy Central, Adult Swim, Sci Fi Channel and MTV2, all of which target young men.
The cost of producing "Attack of the Show" shoots up when it goes on the road to do live and taped coverage of such events as the Consumer Electronics Show, Comic-Con, the Adult Entertainment Expo and the Tokyo Game Show.
Tiles says one of G4's advantages is that it's not as narrowly focused as many of its network rivals, so it can buy shows ranging across genres. It schedules reruns of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," "Cops," "Arrested Development," "The Man Show" and even some latenight plays of the syndicated "Cheaters," which employs private detectives to train hidden cameras on unsuspecting men or women as they cheat on their mates.
G4's firstrun slate includes 13 half-hours of "Spaceballs," an animated series from MGM based on Mel Brooks' 1987 theatrical-movie riff on "Star Wars," to kick off in late fall; "Code Monkeys," an animated show from Adam de la Pena ("The Man Show") set in the 1980s and dealing with the videogame programmers who churn out such product as the Super Mario Brothers, to premiere in July; and a batch of fresh episodes of "Ninja Warrior," produced by the Tokyo Broadcasting System, a reality show that sets up obstacle courses in which amateurs compete against top athletes from around the world.
Clearly, pop culture is G4's stock in trade, says Tiles, who adds: "The beauty of G4 is that we're not held hostage to a particular network definition. We can range all over the place."


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Nightmare on Elm Street 2
Basket Case
Interview With the Vampire
Sleepaway Camp
Any others?
Nightmare on Elm Street 2
Basket Case
Interview With the Vampire
Sleepaway Camp
Any others?
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Daughter of Dracula (1936). The lesbian element isn't so buried as to be called a subtext. It's evidence and deliberate.
From Wiki:
"Dracula's Daughter was not as successful as the original upon its release, although it was generally critically well-reviewed. In the intervening decades, criticism has been deeply divided. Modern critics and scholars have noted the strong lesbian overtones of the film, overtones that Universal acknowledged from the start of filming and which they exploited in some early advertising."
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The Haunting
The Claire Bloom character, Theodora, is gay. Very daring for 1962. And it's a positive portrayal, she's beautiful and smart. Julie Harris says something bitchy about it at one point, but she was obviously just being a cunt, and apologizes to Theo at the end.
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Hilarious review of "Witchboard" by Scott, a gay critic
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The antagonist in "Terror Train" was kind of nelly, if I remember correctly.
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Silence of the Lambs; Single White Female; Dressed To kill
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The Lost Boys. Corey Haim's Sam had a hot poster of Rob Lowe on his bedroom door, and there was just something about the tense relationship between Michael (Jason Patric) and David (Kiefer Sutherland).
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"Fright Night" was brimming with gayness. For starters, it had Roddy McDowall, Amanda Bearse and Stephen Geoffreys in the cast. As for the plot, there is a gay undercurrent in Stephen's outcast character Evil Ed.
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OP has apparently never even heard of David DeCoteau who has made easily a dozen of these.
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Jeepers Creepers 2. Now who was the director? Hmmmmmmmmmm
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Voodoo Academy.
College jocks wearing nothing but their tighty whiteys all tied up.
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[post by racist shit-stain # 2 removed.]
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[quote]OP has apparently never even heard of David DeCoteau who has made easily a dozen of these.
Actually I have, but they're so bad that I subconsciously forgot them.
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Sex And The City 2.
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Monster in the Closet even has a climax where the monster carries off the leading man who has fainted at the sight of the creature.
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Hellbent is very gay.
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HA! The Bride of Frankenstein comes to mind. There's Ernest Theisinger's queeny portrayal of Doctor Pretorius, aided by (gay) Colin Clive's Frankenstein. The prologue with Lord Byron and Percy (hehe) Shelly is very campy also. Director James Whale, also gay, just runs with it.
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"Fear No Evil" from 1981. As a sixteen year old gay guy coming to terms with his sexuality, this movie was a fucking eye-opener and a half. Very homoerotic throughout. The shower scene... well, it must be seen to be believed.
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The Shining.
Kubrick seldom left details to chance in his movies so Jack Nicholson looking at a Playgirl magazine in an early scene is probably most likely NOT some random happenstance.
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David DeCoteau ANYTHING.
Clive Barker ANYTHING.
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Movies like "Hellbent" and the DeCoteau stuff are intentionally for a gay audience. I was more going for just horror films that happen to have a gay subtext.
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The Three Stooges
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What's the shower scene in FNE, r20?
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Horror of Frankenstein (1970) - Hammer film with Ralph Bates as a Wildean-type scientist who creates a very hunky monster (David Prowse), who walks around half-naked for most of the film.
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show?
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That stuff about the subtext in the Shining is fairly homophobic...equating child molestation with homosexuality...was Kubrick a bigoted homophobe?
Isn't there also a homophobic scene in Barry Lyndon?
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I also think he's wrong in his conclusions in that Shining deconstruction. In a very peculiar way too. He points out that Torrence checks out every woman who walks by, yet suggests he's a gay pedophile? Wendy's a lesbian because there are some girly pics around? Ridiculous.
Kubrick's films were about seduction and (to some extent)initiation. It's the hotel trying to 'seduce' Torrence and his son Danny. I don't get that Torrence molested his son. Certainly not from the scene of Nicholson in the room with the naked ghost. He's suggesting that was really Danny? That doesn't make sense. Danny had been in the room and something terrible had clearly happened to him. Perhaps the ghost tried to 'seduce' him as she later did with the father. That's more thematically consistent given that she turns into an old woman while with Torrence, suggesting an age differential comparable to the one of the younger version ghost and the boy.
When he says that Lolita was about molestation, that's certainly not what the author intended. We have become enlightened about such things, and that's our contemporary perspective. But Lolita was meant to be about seduction...it's a theme Kubrick comes back to again and again.
The hotel was, in essence, molesting them. It was trying to seduce them into its snare. It was successful with Torrence but not with Danny, because Danny had Wendy to protect him.
I think he over-read the Playgirl thing. There is a parent-child seduction going on, but it's not sexual. The father is trying to seduce the boy's soul, just as the hotel is trying to seduce his. I don't think Torrence was intended to be read as gay, unless Kubrick was just a raging homophobe who thought gayness was illness and evil. I think it's more likely that the female ghost molested Danny in that room, which is why he was so traumatized, just as she tried to seduce Torrence and then tricked him.
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I think Eli Roth's first Hostel movie is somewhat homoerotic.
The men that pay to torture the victims choose the sex and national origin that they want to have their way (so to speak) with.
Both of the friends that we follow through the story (Jay Hernandez and that dirty blond-haired actor) are selected by middle-aged males who I believe get a lot of sexual pleasure out of the 'procedures' that they perform on their bodies. The boys are tied down to chairs, and while Jay Hernandez got to keep his clothes on for some reason, the blond guy was in his boxer shorts throughout.
So if Hostel weren't a torture porn flick with the intention of showing the most stomach-turning scenes the ratings board would allow, the homoerotic element of the set up would be more evident.
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Hammer films and its competitors Amicus and Tigon all pushed the sexual boundaries in the 70s.
The Hammer trilogy "The Vampire Lovers", "Twins of Evil" and "Lust for a Vampire" were explicitly lesbian themed.
David Peel starred in Hammer's "Brides of Dracula", he was openly homosexual, and the movie has homosexual overtones.
The modern horror film "May" with Anna Faris and Angela Bettis features a lesbian relationship.
There is an older book called "Monsters in the Closet: Homosexuality and the Horror Film" about this very subject.
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Actually, the antagonist in "Terror Train" (one of Jamie Lee Curtis's post-"Halloween" horror flicks), played by Derek Mackinnon, is a gay drag performer in real life. His character in the film, Kenny, is a shy college student who gets a cruel prank played on him by members of a fraternity and a sorority (which include hottie Hart Bochner and Jamie Lee). He gets them all back by murdering them three years later during a party on a train. Kenny dons many costumes in the film as he offs his enemies, including dressing in drag as a magician's assisant (the magician being a young unknown David Copperfield). More gay subtext occurs in the movie with Hart's character Doc, who harbors what seems to be a little more than a crush on his best buddy. Vanity also appears in this movie, before she met up with Prince.
It's a good little Canadian horror flick that sort of forshadows all the attention bullies and their victims garner nowadays.
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R10 = The Usual Know-It-All Cunt who mistakes "Any others" for "Case closed."
What a creep.
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The Brotherhood V: Alumni
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Can't the PPSM troll just die already?
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The Shining is Kubrick's admission that he faked the moon landings in a sound stage.
After knowing this, one can piece together all of the symbolism in the film and it is absolutely awesome.
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I'm not saying that we didn't go to the moon, I'm just saying that NASA hired Kubrick to film the moon landing in the way they wanted as presented to the public.
There may have been some security issues or some discoveries they did not want us to know about.
Or, like many believe, we just never went.
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R38, you need to get yourself a life. You're pathetic.
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[R38], you need to get yourself a life. You're pathetic.
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Well r38 certainly got over himself.
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SMU task force releases 41-point report to improve university's sexual misconduct policy
After a series of campus assaults last fall, SMU appointed a task force to review the university's response to sexual assault and rape. The task force released its report Wednesday.
The 20-person task force, which met 12 times, reviewed the university's sexual misconduct policies. The task force included 17 SMU trustees, employees and students. It also included a criminal attorney, a Dallas County prosecutor and victims' advocate.
Following are some of the task force's 41 recommendations:
– Fund after-hours counselors who are available 24 hours a day.
– Allow students to report incidents of sexual violence anonymously.
– Distribute pocket-size cards to SMU employees with ways to support students who report sexual assaults.
– Communicate regularly with the district attorney's office and law enforcement officials.
– Prevent and address retaliation against students who report sexual misconduct.
– Create a mandatory good-citizenship course to address sexual misconduct and other topics.
Read the full report here:
Southern Methodist University: Task Force Report on Sexual Misconduct Policies & Procedures by The Dallas Morning News


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Kansas National Guard cancels most weekend drills, ceremonies
Many operations on hold until governmetn shutdown ends
Monthly weekend drills for most soldiers and airmen of the Kansas National Guard have been canceled because of the partial federal government shutdown.
Maj. Gen. Lee Tafanelli, the state's adjutant general, says Wednesday that units will not report for drills until the federal situation has been resolved.
The one exception is Company G of the 2nd Battalion, 135th Aviation based at Topeka that is beginning training for an upcoming deployment.
Tafanelli says that two change-of-command ceremonies have also been postponed, including one planned Saturday for the 35th Infantry Division. That event was moved to Nov. 2 at Fort Leavenworth's main parade field.
The general says Guard units would still be able to deploy under current budget conditions should there be a state disaster to protect lives and property.
Copyright 2013 by The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Adam Almquist said he "kind of blacked out" for a moment Wednesday, but the Grand Rapids Griffins defenseman could tell what he did based on the reaction of 4,683 at Van Andel Arena.
The Griffins, thanks to Almquist's late third period goal, defeated Houston 4-2 on May 1 to take a 2-1 lead in the first round of the Calder Cup playoffs.
The first-year defenseman, who scored 10 goals during the regular season, pulled back a shot from the right, skated near center and, as he lost an edge and fell to his knees, snapped a shot that got past Houston goalie Mike Condon.
"I kind of blacked out a little bit, I don't know what happened but it went in so it's all good," Almquist said. "Maybe I lost the edge a little bit, but I tried just to come through the middle and get a shot on the net."
The third-seeded Griffins, who had missed the previous three playoffs, won their first playoff game at Van Andel Arena since game five against Hamilton in April, 2009.
Game four is 7 p.m. Friday at Van Andel Arena.
After a split in Houston against the sixth-seeded Aeros, game three contained the same physical play.
"This game was pretty typical of what the series has been – hard, tight checking and hard to get to each other's nets and everybody giving everything they can to win a hockey game," said Griffins coach Jeff Blashill.
The Griffins thought they caught a break earlier in the day when the Minnesota Wild – Houston's parent club – recalled top goaltender Darcy Kuemper, who had 1.88 goals against average and a .934 save percentage in 21 games. That was good news to the Griffins, who were blanked twice by the 22-year-old, including 3-0 in the playoff opener.
Instead, they got Mike Condon, who was appearing in only his sixth game. He came in with 2.39 goals against average and .919 save percentage, pretty good considering he began the hockey season as a senior at Princeton, where he was second team all-Ivy League. He signed a pro tryout with Houston on April 8.
Kuemper's numbers, which would have placed first and second in the league if he had played enough minutes, were superior, but Condon filled in admirably.
"Yeah, it doesn't matter the name on the jersey if he's making a bunch of stops," Blashill said. "He was still making the same stops as Kuemper was, really, and Petr (Mrazek) was good for us."
Almquist's goal came after Houston's David McIntyre tied it with five minutes left in the second period as he broke loose on the right side and fired a low shot past Mrazek.
The Aeros scored in the closing moments of the first period to open the scoring. Erik Haula fielded a rebound in the air with a low-flying slap shot that blasted past Mrazek's left side with just nine seconds left.
The Griffins scored the next two.
On a power play five minutes into the second period, Nathan Paetsch scooted a pass from the left in front of the net to Jeff Hoggan, who slipped it past Condon. Then, seven minutes later, Triston Grant delivered a nice pass near the left boards to Teemu Pulkkinen, who scored his first AHL goal.
After Almquist's go-ahead goal, Luke Glendening added an empty netter in the closing seconds.
Grand Rapids, which outshot Houston in the first two games, 36-30 and 34-21, continued the trend in game three with a 39-27 advantage … Tickets for a possible deciding Game 5, set for 7 p.m. Saturday at Van Andel Arena, will go on sale 10 a.m. Thursday.
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Griffins 4, Aeros 2
Houston 1 1 0 - 2
Grand Rapids 0 2 2 - 4
1st Period-1, Houston, Haula 1 (Rau, Dowell), 19:51. Penalties-Veilleux Hou (cross-checking), 10:47; Hoggan Gr (diving), 10:47; Callahan Gr (cross-checking), 15:48.
2nd Period-2, Grand Rapids, Hoggan 1 (Paetsch, Jurco), 5:30 (PP). 3, Grand Rapids, Pulkkinen 1 (Grant), 12:42. 4, Houston, McIntyre 1 (Fontaine), 14:02. Penalties-Veilleux Hou (roughing), 4:57; Tatar Gr (high-sticking), 14:34.
3rd Period-5, Grand Rapids, Almquist 1 (Pare, Paetsch), 16:22. 6, Grand Rapids, Glendening 1 (Mursak, Sheahan), 19:46 (EN). Penalties-Haula Hou (slashing), 5:25.
Shots on Goal-Houston 9-10-8-27. Grand Rapids 13-12-14-39.
Power Play Opportunities-Houston 0 / 2; Grand Rapids 1 / 2.
Goalies-Houston, Condon 0-1-0 (38 shots-35 saves). Grand Rapids, Mrazek 2-1-0 (27 shots-25 saves).
Referees-Darcy Burchell (42), T.J. Luxmore (49).
Linesmen-Bob Marcis (65), Jim Scarpace (75).


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Trident Technical College's efforts to sculpt a local workforce to fill the ranks in the state's burgeoning aeronautical marketplace is set to climb to another level.
The facility
What: Trident Technical College wants to build a 215,000-square-foot Aeronautical Training Center.
Cost: $79 million to be paid between state and local funds.
Purpose: Expand college's current aeronautical curriculum and create a workforce to support the state's burgeoning marketplace.
Status: Construction date hinges on availability of funds.
Source: Trident Technical College
The college is planning to build a $79 million aeronautical training center at its North Charleston campus. The 215,000-square-foot space would help train workers for the aeronautical cluster in the region and state, including Boeing South Carolina and its suppliers and vendors, officials said.
The college's facility would provide training in aircraft assembly, aircraft maintenance and avionics. It also would expand the two-year college's aeronautical curriculum.
The project also is anticipated to result in a small, county-wide property tax increase of about $2 more on a $100,000 home, officials said.
Trident Technical College President Mary Thornley said the proposed center will provide skills and training "critical to attracting the suppliers and vendors that will grow the aeronautical cluster in South Carolina."
"It is not so much what this center will do for Trident Technical College but what it will do for the entire state," she said. "People are asking if we can provide the workforce to support the companies interested in locating in South Carolina. We can, but we need a facility that shows we mean it."
Plans for the aeronautical center follow Boeing Co.'s commitment from this year to invest another $1 billion and add 2,000 more workers over the next eight years in the state.
Trident Tech offers four airplane-related degrees or certificate tracks — aircraft maintenance technology, aircraft assembly technology, avionics maintenance technology and basic industrial work skills.
The college's new facility is planned to be housed on part of 25 acres of land adjacent to its main campus, which was established in 2006 as an Enterprise Campus.
The facility will include 130,000 square feet of classroom and laboratory space, a 50,000-square-foot open bay to accommodate aircraft, large aircraft parts, and training aids. Other newly built space would house shops for teaching skills in areas such as sheet metal work, composites, welding, engine and painting, officials said.
The facility is also planned to have 10,000 square feet dedicated to office and administrative space and a 100,000-square-foot aircraft ramp.
An opening date for the facility has not been set, since the construction will be determined by availability of funds, said Trident Tech spokesman David Hansen.
Trident Tech is a partner of readySC, a state-run program that provides workforce training for various companies like Boeing, BMW and Bridgestone.
It was not known Monday how many of Boeing South Carolina's roughly 6,100 workers have been trained for jobs by readySC.
ReadySC spokeswoman Kelly Steinhilper did not respond to phone calls seeking comment Monday.
"Just as BMW's arrival in South Carolina two decades ago ushered in tremendous automotive-sector investment here, Boeing's presence can serve to spur the growth of the aerospace sector in the state, which already has more than 200 aerospace-related companies," said state Commerce Secretary Bobby Hitt. "Leveraging our technical college system and programs like readySC are critical to fostering the growth of aerospace through workforce development."
Boeing makes parts for and assembles the 787 Dreamliner at Charleston International Airport, where the aerospace giant is amassing more land for undisclosed uses.
Boeing South Carolina spokeswoman Candy Eslinger did not respond to phone calls and emails seeking comment about the proposed Trident Tech facility.
The technical college's project is expected to be funded with $51.25 million from the state, $18.75 million from the county, $8 million from the school and $1 million from the city of North Charleston.
Charleston County Council's finance committee will address how to fund its part of the project during a meeting on Dec. 5.
Charleston County Council Chairman Teddie Pryor said Monday that Trident Tech's Thornley has asked if she can make a presentation to Council on the project. He's not yet sure when that will happen.
But, he said, he would support the new building. "We need people trained for these jobs."
Charleston County's shelling out of $18.75 million for the project is contingent on the state paying its share, officials said.
The proposed funding for Charleston County would include a countywide property tax bond. The county used similar funding to help pay its $18 million part for the Trident Tech's nursing building a year ago.
Thornley said the new aeronautical facility is preparing for a groundswell in the industry.
"What we see today is the tip of the iceberg," she said. "We must plan now for a facility to train a specialized workforce that will help build and sustain a competitive position for our region and state."
Diane Knich contributed to this report.


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"That topic is a fairly hot topic and the fact that renewable energy is a priority not only from a government policy standpoint, but the impact that it has on farmers in the current grain market is very important," said FSR Manager Chuck Gamble.
Located in Alumni Park, the tent features educational and informational displays from the Ohio State University, Purdue University and organizations and agencies designed to educate farmers on the subject.
FSR is scheduled for Sept. 18-20 at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center.
"There's a lot of impact these renewables are having on the markets right now," Gamble said.
Ethanol plants and the increasing use of soy biodiesel fuel are changing the way farmers think about marketing grain, Gamble said.
"In a sense, it's actually created more of a stable situation for crop production and at the same time we understand they'll still be volitlity in the markets," he said. "But in past years, farmers couldn't hardly look beyond next year and know what pricing might do in each commodity."
Ethanol plants create a stable demand for corn. For example, Gamble said a Cargill plant coming online soon plans to "eat" 110,000 bushels of corn per day.
"That creates a different marketing scheme for farmers and it's more stable," he said. "We may not see $2 corn for a few years"
The demand for corn also has increased the demand for soybeans, Gamble said.
"Right now the markets are wanting soybeans," he said. "If we can sell beans for $6 (a bushel) year in and year out, that's been a good sale."
Gamble said the changing markets also are affecting wheat prices.
"We've hardly seen these type of prices before," he said.
All those factors are creating a lot of interest in renewable energy, but Gamble said farmers also are wanting to learn more about using wind and solar power on their farms.
Several vendors are planning exhibits highlighting wind turbines and solar power systems for residential use.
"They'll be a ton of questions in that regard," he said.
And people will be on hand to answer those questions.
"Green Energy Ohio is the entity that's driving the renewable energy use in Ohio," he said.
In addition to this year's new tent, Gamble said FSR is partnering with Green Energy Ohio to investigate using wind power for future FSR events.
They are planning to place an anemometer at the site this fall or next spring to test the possibility of erecting a wind turbine.
"We have a huge demand, particularly in the month of September, for energy and it would be a great research topic for our college of engineering," he said.
He said FSR plans to partner with other departments on the Ohio State campus.
"We're just in the initial stages of investigation," Gamble said. But he's confident there is a good chance the project will work.
"That's the whole point of studying it, to make sure it's a viable alternative," he said.
In addition to the tent, the topic of energy markets, conservation and new technologies are to be covered at several nearby sessions of the Question the Authorities program. The speakers then say they plan to move to the energy tent for topic discussions.
Some related exhibits also are planned for the Firebaugh Building on Friday Avenue.
The Farm Science Review is sponsored by Ohio State University Extension, the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center and the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. Tickets are $8 at the gate or $5 in advance when purchased from county Extension offices or participating agribusinesses. Children 5 and younger are admitted free. Hours are 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Sept 18-19 and 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Sept. 20. For more information, log on to fsr.osu.edu.


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Talk about a blast from the past! On Thursday's Project Runway, the six remaining designers came face to face with their winning designs -- except for Logan, who has never won a challenge -- and were asked to design a look they could pair with the outfit. Theoretically, it was an opportunity for everyone to shine, to revisit past glories and create something new and stunning. In reality, though, some of the designers produced ho-hum pieces while others seemed to rip each other off -- or as Irina (sort-of) diplomatically noted, there was a lot of "resemblances" in the workroom.
Logan vs. Althea: Logan decided he needed to amp things up this week, so the designer bought 50 zippers from Mood which he decided to incorporate into his garment. His concept? Create a collar made out of said zippers -- only the idea wasn't so fresh. As Althea pointed out, she designed something pretty similar for the Christina Aguilera challenge. Oblivious to Althea's ire -- since she never actually confronted him -- Logan kept sewing, while Althea and Irina gossiped over lunch. "I hate Logan," Althea sniveled. "I'm really bitter right now!"
Irina vs. Althea: But Irina wasn't exactly the confidante that Althea was expecting. When she saw that the blonde designer was making an oversized sweater to pair with her pants, Irina also cried "copycat!" Only she did it a little more publicly -- as in on the runway in front of the judges (which included Kerry Washington and Project Runway alum Nick Verreos, while Michael Kors was absent once again). Irina wondered aloud how Althea couldn't notice the similarities between their clothes with only six designers working? Althea, meanwhile, said the sweater was just part of her original sketch. And the judges didn't seem to care either way. If anything, they were Team Althea, awarding her the win.
Logan vs. Gordana: In the bottom this week: Christopher, Logan and Gordana. It seemed like it was finally Christopher's week to go after creating a hefty, layered gown that caused Irina to wonder, "Why is one dress throwing up the other?" But he was spared once again -- and Gordana, who made a drab jacket and skirt combo, faced off against Logan's costume-y, Judy Jetson outfit which Nina Garcia called an "indulgent fashion student project." Ultimately, Logan was bounced, leaving Christopher as the only male left in the competition facing off against a strong -- if not exactly friendly -- female contingent. --Brian Orloff
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10. Fire piece to shelf cone 04 bisque.
11. Apply two (2) coats of IN 1001 Clear using the SB 807 No 6 Fan Glaze.
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Our projects hit the limelight on Mashable and CNN Money and are growing fast, with over a million unique visitors per month. We're expanding to several countries in Europe and like to break boundaries in design and technology for the web. We are based in sunny Portugal and the job is on-location only.
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Garcia Soars to Top of Deutsche Bank Championship
Sergio Garcia followed up his opening 6-under 65 with a 64 Saturday to take the halfway lead in the Deutsche Bank Championship. The $8 million tournament - the second leg of the four-event FedEx Cup Playoffs - is taking place at TPC Boston in Norton, Mass.
The 33-year-old Spaniard, an eight-time winner on the PGA Tour, opened with five birdies on the front nine to make the turn in 5-under 31. On the home half, he recorded two more birdies, a double-bogey on the par-4 14th and an eagle on the par-5 closing hole to reach 13-under 129, a stroke ahead of Texan Roberto Castro (65) and Sweden's Henrik Stenson, who shot an 8-under 63.
Three back of Garcia are Matt Kuchar and 2013 PGA champion Jason Dufner, who both shot 66s. Sharing sixth at 133 are reigning U.S. Open champion Justin Rose of England - who matched Stenson's 63 for the low round of the day - and two American youngsters, 20-year-old Jordan Spieth (66) and 24-year-old Harris English (67).
After opening with a disappointing 70, Rose said it was rewarding to finally perform to his capabilities. "It was clicking, absolutely," he told PGATour.com after posting four birdies on both the front and back nines. "It was a good, clean round of golf. I felt like I haven't played a bogey-free round for a while, and that's what I managed to do today."
Eleven players are tied for ninth at 134. The group includes South Africa's Brendon de Jonge (65), Australian Jason Day (67), England's Ian Poulter (68), South Korean K.J. Choi (67) and Americans Steve Stricker (68), Keegan Bradley (65), Brendan Steele (67), Scott Piercy (66), Brian Gay (67), Nicholas Thompson (68) and Phil Mickelson.
Mickelson, who started off hot with a 63 to take a share of the 18-hole lead Friday, followed up with an even-par 71. After going out with two birdies to make the turn in 2-under 34, "Lefty" ran into trouble on the home half with two bogeys and a double on the first six holes before redeeming his round with birdies on the last two holes.
Tiger Woods shot a 67 after opening with a 68 and is now tied for 20th at 135. Among the nine others at that number is Mickelson's first-round co-leader Brian Davis of England, who shot 72 Saturday.
Adam Scott, who won FedEx Cup Playoffs' opening tournament - The Barclays - last week, carded a 66 to help offset the 73 he posted Friday.
Defending champion Rory McIlroy shot an even-par 71 to make the cut of 1-under 141 right on the number. The 24-year-old Northern Irishman was in good shape at 2-under before reaching the 18th at TPC Boston, where he hit his approach into a water hazard to end his round with a double-bogey.
"I thought I could carry the water," lamented McIlroy, who went 20-under on the same course last year. "It didn't come off the way I wanted it to." The Ulsterman then added, "It feels like I can't get anywhere away from even-par. I'm getting a little frustrated and impatient because of that."
Among those who didn't make the cut were 2011 FedEx Cup champion Bill Haas, who carded two 72s, Rickie Fowler (71, 73) and Robert Garrigus, who opened with a 67 but took 10 strokes more in the second round.
The top-70 players in the FedEx Cup points' standings at the conclusion of the last round on Labor Day Monday will qualify for the third leg of the Playoffs, the BMW Championship in two weeks at Conway Farms Golf Club in Illinois.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Chicago Bulls were trying to play down last month's confrontation between coach Vinny Del Negro, a Springfield native, and vice president of basketball operations John Paxson on Wednesday night as the regular season concluded.
In a statement released before their game at Charlotte that would determine if the Bulls made the playoffs, general manager Gar Forman confirmed there was an "internal disagreement" that was the result of each "expressing their passion" about the well-being of players and the desire to win.
Yahoo! Sports reported Paxson grabbed Del Negro's tie and shoved him before being restrained by assistant coaches on in a dispute over forward Joakim Noah's playing time after a game against Phoenix on March 30.
Noah, who was recovering from a foot injury, was having his minutes monitored. The report said Paxson was upset that Noah played too much in the game, which had become a long-running dispute with his coach.
"The event occurred in Coach Del Negro's office, not in the locker room and not in front of the players, as some wrongly have reported," Forman said. "This disagreement, while not communicated well by either party in the heat of the moment and in the immediate aftermath of a tough loss, was a result of conflicting views, but all based on the fine balance required to ensure both the immediate and long-term success of the team and the health of its players."
ESPNChicago.com reported on Wednesday, citing an unidentified source, that it was Del Negro that initiated the physical contact in the incident. Del Negro vehemently denied that in his pregame media availability before the Bobcats game.
"That's inaccurate. That's 100 percent false," Del Negro said. "But this thing is funny because you have guys that care, guys that are competitive. It's unfortunate that it had to come out, but the most important thing is to focus on the game tonight, the players and the effort that they're putting in and all those things will take of themselves at the end of the season. Hopefully, that's not for a while."
Forman said they wouldn't announce any disciplinary action until after the season. There had been widespread speculation before the report that Del Negro could be fired despite having another year left on his contract.
"The Bulls have a full and complete understanding of what took place, but, as requested by all parties, will address the attendant issues with the participants after the season is over," Forman said. "At this point, everyone intends to keep focused on the remaining games."


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Amid an enterprise environment that is now more receptive to utility computing and focused on service-based contracts, open source software adoption has grown over the past two years and entered the IT mainstream.
In an earlier ZDNet Asia report, Vuk Trikovic, senior analyst at Ovum, said the 2008 recession sent a call for change in the business landscape, in which the model of paying for support was winning mindshare over traditional licensing models. He added that the recession had raised the profile of cloud computing, which had a positive spillover effect on open source. "It's clear that cloud computing and open source go well together, with [third parties providing cloud services that are powered by open source," Trikovic noted.
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Thinking back to my most earliest of memories, I remember the wonderment of life. I can still smell the pugnent floral breezes and experience being mesmerized into hypnosis watching the white linen sheets dance to an unheard accompaniment on the clothes line. Mother seemed like a god to me the way she hung that laundry so effortlessly and happily. The cool grasses beneath my naked arms and legs tantalized my senses as I watched eagles soar on the early summer convections of rising thermals.
Admidst the beauty of a budding canopy of pecan and oak trees, I felt the full impact and enormity of the gift of life and promised myself that I would do everthing in my power to feel like I did at that moment forever. I was not yet five years old and it seems like yesterday.
Whether it was that day or another one, I do not recall. But it was in that state of mind of total appreciation and ectasy that I had my first bible study. Mom took a seat with me on the ground and we started to study the Paradise book. My reality was soon shattered. I learned about hatred. I learned about murder..... murder of little children like me. I learned about fear and revenge. Of course mother was a gem and did her best to save me from being destroyed.... she only wanted the best for me. She told me how to avoid such a fate. I loved my mother but my fear of the terrible scenes and pictures in the book were greater. They bothered me a great deal. They still do to this very day.
On that day I ceased existing as a human being and became a human doing. That wonderful and magical state of being was usurped and replaced with a state of perpetual doing....doings meant to avoid such a terrible fate as the children in the Paradise book.
Over the Christmas holidays recently, I reflected on my good fortune of being introduced to such a world view. I decided to pull out that old Paradise book and simply catagorize the nature of the illustrations. I certainly couldn't read at age 4 (this was before phonics friends), so I read through the pictures.
Here's what I found.
Murder ........................... 32 images showing hundreds of killings, many of children
Violence ........................ 2
Paradise ........................ 10
Witnessing .................... 4
Bible ............................. 4
Misc. ............................ 14
Sin ................................ 5
Sadness ....................... 1
Political Domination ........ 1
Fear ............................... 2
Betrayal ......................... 2
Prayer ............................ 1
Christ ............................. 5
One image stuck with me above all others..... all through these years. It was one where the earth opened up and swallowed dozens of people. One of the people falling to their death was a little girl about the same age as I was at the time. She was holding her little doll who was falling down with her to her death. Her little puppy also didn't make it, he was falling too.
Fully fifty percent of the images were terribly destructive for a young developing mind. No wonder my feelings of security soon vanished. Looking back, I feel like I had been raped. A childhood that was meant to be experienced as peaceably and secure as possible was stolen by a bunch of greedy religionists who never even had children of their own.
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