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Skip to comments.Hamas Accuses Israel of Dropping Libido-Boosting Sex Gum in Gaza
Posted on 08/17/2009 11:00:54 AM PDT by pillut48
"I'm 90% sure this is a subversive product sent by our Israeli enemies."
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.tv ...
Where can I get some of that gum ?
Where can I find some of that gum...LOL
It comes in many flavors.
Okay, I see a pattern developing, LOL! ;-)
lol...so they think the Israelis aim to increase the Palestinian population?
Goes to further prove that terrorists are indeed wacko.
Reminds me of a story I heard once claiming that the U.S. used to drop large sized condoms on the VC during Vietnam to demoralize the enemy...lol
Trying to make the Palestinians reproduce...
lol, that was my first thought...I'm sure Israel wants more terrorists to combat.
What is the message?Make love not war...
Who's ever claimed that Muhamedians are intelligent?
I tell you Ali-— beware and hide the goats!
You just can't make this stuff up :-)
Just when you think you've heard it all.....
I'll take the WIld Cherry.
I can't believe no one has added a keyword yet.
HARD to imagaine,,,,But imagine if.....
To Hamas. Didn't your mother tell you to never eat anything off the ground?
I don't think so. Sounds like someone wants to yank the presses chain over here.
Do you like my addition?
Over here! Over HERE!!!
It's wax used on surf boards, not gum.......
LLOYD BRAUN: Go ahead, try a piece. Tell me that's not the most delicious gum you've ever tasted.
KRAMER: We shall all try a piece and tell you how delicious it is... This is what the holidays are all about. Three buddies, sitting around, chewing gum, huh?
"I came to chew gum and kick some ass, and I'm all out of chewing gum."
I feel bad for the goats and camels
Early manned space program ran into that problem.
Certain "attachments" were necessary during orbital flight and they made the initial mistake of noting the size on the "attachment". This led to predictable complaints.
The obvious solution was to to label them all "Large" and then let the astronauts request "adjustments".
Methinks they'd drop saltpeter gum if they were inclined to do anything like that at all.
Habib's Sex Gum — When the camel needs doin' we'll get ya chewin'!!!!
I think we should all wear name tags,so I could greet earlJam on the street!
Title says — "Hamas Accuses Israel of Dropping Libido-Boosting Sex Gum in Gaza"
Ummmmm..., if they are willing to blow themselves up so they can have sex with 72 virgins... I would say they're kinda oversexed already... LOL...
if they had such a thing they'd be selling it on American late-nite Cable TV and not wasting it on the Gaza Strip
Hey Hamas, no offense but I've seen some of your women over there and they resemble Tom Selleck in certain aspects, if you know what I mean, so you'd better buy that gum.
Yep. Added one myself.
Is there a warning on the package that if the user stiffens his resolve for more than four hours he should consult his physician or take a look at a picture of Hillary Clinton or rent himself out as a hat rack?
I just don't see how they can counter this weapon without bringing out the big guns. You guessed it! Chastity burkas!
This is macabre! Thos poor guys won't be able to stop themselves and are likely to...well...break their resolve on tose infamous burkas! The only question that remains is who gets to be the keepers of the keys?
More likely Papa Abdul caught his little Fatima getting raped by 47 boys named Mohammed.
If your grenade launcher fires for more than four hours... check with your physician.
Yes, but the journalist actually gives it credibility. I'm surprised it's not MSNBC.
I think: if it's lasted four hours, SHE will be calling the doctor/hospital, begging for relief.....
The affair was exposed when a Palestinian filed a complaint that his daughter chewed the aforementioned gum and experienced the dubious side effects.
Probably had sex with her himself then had to kill her
to protect her honor.
I'll be the one on the moving sidewalk going to the pizza parlor where you make your own pie.
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Microsoft's fast failures in the mobile space have bred skepticism, but call me a believer in Windows 8
Microsoft Corp. (
) has had a rocky go in the tablet market. It
almost beat
Apple, Inc. (
) to market with its
slick Courier "design book" dual-tablet
, but instead opted for a wait and see process that
cost it millions, if not billions in sales
. But I firmly believe that it will succeed in the tablet area, when it finally makes a serious entry next year.
Microsoft: A Brief History of Its Mobile Woes
First a brief history lesson on what has gone wrong when it comes to Microsoft and mobile...
Everything that could go wrong in the tablets market for Microsoft did go wrong. Intel Corp. (
failed to deliver on its ambitious promises
, leaving Microsoft without viable mobile CPUs. Meanwhile, Apple's tablet sales
grew much faster than anyone expected
, putting Microsoft far behind.
Meanwhile, since it gained a promising quarter of the fledgling smartphone market with its promising Windows Mobile operating system back in the 2004, it's been all downhill for Microsoft's mobile efforts. Windows Mobile pulled a Symbian and
overstayed its welcome
bleeding market share
Kin flunked
and was
promptly buried
; and the
most promising of all
, Windows Phone, has seen slow sales due to
poor marketing and partnership efforts
from Microsoft which sadly held back its surprisingly competitive OS from public visibility.
Tablets have been such a hit for Apple that some people are already referring to the next phase of computing as "the post-PC era"; a phrase that implies that Windows PCs will be relegated to secondary status while tablets and smartphones will reign triumphant. Such claims are of course premature and highly speculative, but they're
very damaging to Microsoft
in that they do have some shred of truth --
PC growth is slowing
at a time tablet growth is surging.
Tablet sales are expected to
hit 70 million
this year, while Gartner, Inc.'s (
) latest sales prediction is that they will "continue to experience strong growth through to the end of 2015 when sales are forecast to reach 326.3 million units."
Tablet sales indicate we're indeed on the verge of a "post-PC era". [Image Source: Bloomberg]
And according to an
, Gartner VP David Willis stated, "By 2016, more than 900 million tablets will be in the hands of users."
With total predicted PC shipments at 385 million for 2011, that means that tablets may be the most used type of big-screen computing device, exceeding sales of laptops and desktops. In other words, it's not the post-PC era yet, but top experts are convinced that users are headed in that direction.
But if it's product or perish for Microsoft in this "post-PC" era we're entering, Microsoft is finally looking well prepared. With Windows 8, everything is about to change on the mobile front for Microsoft. You might not believe it, but Windows 8 tablets will be a hit. After trying to explain this distinction to one last Apple die-hard I decide to put this in article form.
Note, I include
of a
reader to provide some extra perspective on why this platform is promising.
Why is Windows 8 a
game changer for the tablet market
? Here's why:
The CPU
A peek at Metro UI from IDF 2011. [(c)
/Jason Mick]
People have long wanted a Windows tablet, but reliance on Intel's sluggish mobile team has stunted that possibility. Now it's a level playing field, with Windows 8
fully ready for ARM
. And of course, support for Intel is still there as well, in case Intel finally catches up in the mobile sector with its
promising process technologies like 3D FINFET
An Important Note:
There's much talk about
incompatibility of x86 apps
on ARM Windows 8. There some truth to these reports, but to the casual reader they can be somewhat misleading. Microsoft has been relatively clear on this issue -- you won't just be able to pop in a disc and install an x86 app. You'll have to obtain a new copy.
Most users get the majority of their programs from the internet anyways when they buy a new PC or mobile device, so this isn't a big deal. It just puts pressure on Windows app makers to recompile their code to be ARM compatible.
ARM Windows 8 on laptops/tablets should use pretty much the same API interface, by definition as x86 Windows 8 on tablets/laptops/notebooks. While the API may change slightly for the tablet version, the take home message is that most of the key system calls will still work the same way in your source code.
Barring some very deep firmware level interface apps, you should be able to take your legacy code and recompile it for ARM. As ARM penetrates the laptop space, we should see a big effort by computer software makers to recompile their top products for ARM. This will in term be a boon to ARM tablets as they will also gain access to these recompiled programs.
The lone area where this could be a hinderance is with paid apps. While much of the apps we enjoy today in Windows (e.g. Chrome, DivX, FoxIt Reader, uTorrent, PeaZip, Notepad++, Open Office, etc.) are completely free, others (e.g. Photoshop, Microsoft Office) are not. This situation is particularly true when it comes to PC games.
Of course paid apps will likely compile at least much of their offerings for ARM, but it remains to be seen whether they offer courtesy replacements to users' discs, or some sort of discount program for those who legally purchased x86 software and now want to make the switch.
So the biggest unknown is whether people will have to "repay" for paid apps. Is this a dealbreaker? Not really, considering you'd have to "repay" in iOS or Android too. And it's an issue that doesn't really apply to freeware, which comprises much of what makes Windows great.
A different opinion from a reader "Da W", who agrees with me on Windows 8 tablets selling well, but disagrees about the CPU:
I'm not sure ARM will catch on. By 2012 we will have ultra low power Ivy Bridge that will certainly fit a tablet power envelope and it seems Dual-core @ 2GHZ bobcat with Radeon 7000 series GPU on AMD side, that should trounce tegra 3 GPU power. Intel's offering will certainly be pricier, but having x86 compatibility to run you countless legacy utilities is an undeniable advantage. Plus any new app, including the 40000+ windows phone 7 apps ported to WinRT, should run on both ARM and x86.
So except if having a razor-thin tablet is really important, i don't think ARM will dominate the Windows 8 tablet market.
Google Inc. (
) allows its hardware partners a wide variety of free reign in terms of capabilities. This allows them lots of flexibility and greater consumer selection, but can
hurt them in fragmentation
. Apple, on the other hand, has practiced a one-smartphone/one-tablet approach to market, which allows for consistent hardware and greater optimizations.
If Windows Phone and early reports
are any clue
, Microsoft will follow the middle path compared to its rivals' extremes. It offers hardware partners a small amount of component flexibility but a large amount of flexibility in packaging, form factor, and buttons/ports. This approach may not initially appear superior, but ultimately it seems an enlightened mobile approach.
The OS
One reason WHY people wanted a Win tablet was because they're used to the Windows operating system. The market may be shifting towards Unix-like operating systems, specifically OS X (BSD-derived) and Android (Linux), but overall people still use Windows PCs more than other operating system. There are over a 1 billion Windows PCs -- almost everyone knows the basics of how to use Windows no matter how much of a mobile enthusiast they are.
Remember too, that while Microsoft has failed in the mobile sector, in terms of consumer electronics, Windows laptops are today the world's most used personal computing products of any kind (laptops
now outsell desktops
). In that sense Microsoft is the world's biggest mobile operating system maker. While prior to Windows 8, its mobile OS was the same as vanilla desktop Windows, it's the focus on quality mobile performance that is a major part of why Windows 7 received such a warm reception and
set sales records
So Microsoft knows what it's doing in terms of PC mobile operating systems, even if porting it to a tablet is a new experience.
Like Android, Windows 8 tablets should
undercut Apple in price
, while offering high level performance. This is the advantage of a third party OEM approach. Apple fans often point to the fact that design is outsourced then to Asian firms that they deride as "knockoffs" as a point of criticism for top-selling Android tablets.
There may be some truth in this, but even mighty Apple recruits Asian firms for the majority of its design. Companies like Samsung and Foxconn have as much to do with the iPad's hardware as Apple does. So don't expect the fact that a Windows 8 tablet comes from Taiwanese or South Korean firms to necessarily equate to an inferior to design to Apple's -- Apple's tablets are coming from the same place. Of course American firms like Hewlett-Packard Comp. (
) and Dell, Inc. (
) will likely put out Windows 8 designs to, which like Apple will have a heavy Asian design influence.
Windows Phone has been
a market failure
thus far, but its allowed Microsoft to learn how to make a fast, fluid experience on a mobile device. WP7 has been held back by the lack of carrier hard selling due to lackluster carrier pushes on Microsoft's behalf. Tablets are more of a direct-sale party electronics market, so they should be able to benefit from WP7's optimization, while not suffering the same sales issues it did.
While not explicitly stated, chips
like the Adreno 3xx
by Qualcomm, Inc. (
) or
Tegra 4
from NVIDIA Corp. (
) should allow for Xbox-quality graphics. Microsoft could have a better game library than the iPad in some ways, if it adopts an easy opt-in/auto-porting process for Xbox titles. Developers simply would dig up their sources, recompile for ARM, and use a minimal interface wrapper to translate any minor differences between Direct 3D Mobile 10 (the likely release graphics API for W8 tablets).
Microsoft hasn't mentioned this, but I do believe it could be Windows 8 tablets' secret weapon. As shown
with the Asus Transformer Prime
, wireless controllers and video could turn Windows 8 tablets into virtual Xboxes with full controller support and storage via SD slots.
Metro UI
A peek at Metro UI from IDF 2011. [(c)
/Jason Mick]
Having played with
Windows 8 (a real living tablet)
I can say
the Metro UI
is looking SLICK. Having spent quality time with an iPad 2, I agree it beats Honeycomb in fluidity of animations. But Metro UI beats both and I think its look is very modern and Web 3.0. By contrast Apple's chiclet grid look is the same tired bag that's been around since Nokia Oyj.'s (
) early 2000s offerings, albeit with slicker animations and apps.
Having an iPad 2 or an Android on a corporate network is somewhat of a scary proposition given the fledgling state of IT administrative tools and the large flow of vulnerabilities. In iOS and Android, vulnerabilities arise for different reason. In iOS it is primarily due to Apple's
refusal to allow jailbreaking
in a controlled form. In Google's case, the publication of its source code definitely has an impact, allowing for a slightly easier path to
malicious exploits
. This isn't a knock on open source software security -- the open support community has offered great progress on the security front.
With that said, no company has as much experience working with third-parties to allow powerful IT tools as Microsoft. Those tools should be portable to Windows 8 tablets. Further, no company has as much experience patching an ever-present onslaught of security flaws as Microsoft. It hasn't always been good at this, but necessity is the mother of invention, and constant warfare has
hardened Microsoft into a security lion
much like constant war hardened the Macedonians, Romans, and the Mongolian Horde of millennia past.
Further Microsoft again benefits from an in-the-middle approach. By allowing a fully customizable hardware interface (akin to jailbroken tablets) it can avoid enthusiasts unwittingly unleashing security holes in their quest for modification-allowing back-doors. But its code is closed so malicious developers will have harder work ahead to find flaws.
Final Words
Let me conclude by saying I have no affiliation with Microsoft or ARM (who would benefit from the success of ARM Windows 8 tablets) and I do not hold eithers' stock. In fact, I rarely even interact with Microsoft on a PR basis. About all I can say is that I am a futurist who likes to examine market trends and hunt for the big picture. And I'd say the big picture -- how I see it at least -- looks extremely hopeful for Microsoft in the tablet sector.
We shall see if I'm right, but I know a number of readers have expressed similar opinions in my past pieces on Windows 8 and tablets in general. At least if I'm wrong, I'm in good company with some of my loyal readers.
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Jason - you almost got it all...
Unless I am kind of missing something (I was on the crapper with my iPad reading this, now on my Win7 desktop)... There is a point you should bring up.
Microsoft is pushing that *ALL* Metro (ie: Win8 apps) are required to have an ARM version/work with ARM.
Overall, a great observation from you and as I've stated around here, MS is planning their tablet/mobile market (I hope they rename it to Windows Mobile 8, since "phone" doesn't apply to tablets). We have ALL seen HP, RIM and even Android rush into the tablet market... Only Android is doing well because they came in 2nd - but its still a huge mess that I don't care to bother with.
My experience with my Samsung Android phone has little to be desired... I didn't want an iOS product as I hated Apple last year, now - I don't care anymore... whoever makes the best, I'll buy. And we needed a tablet for business and went with an iPad1 (the 2's were out of stock) over any Android device. Even today - new Android tablets come out with older operating system. This is the stupid crap that Commodore did in its dying days, selling NEW computers with 3 different Operating systems, depending on which one you bought. (1.3 / 2.2 / 3.0)
Anyway - I'm okay Android phone, it does some stupid things. But do you KNOW what made me LOVE my phone, as in actually USING the thing?
I installed the free
Launcher 7
on it last Summer. Its not as fully functional as a real WP7, but *I* love the interface. No more hunting around the right 5 screens for the right APP. My main screen was devoid of buttons because even with a 4" screen - I had to watch my aim... or I'd press a button 2-3 times to get a response (I've seen others do this).
With WP7, I can customize where my tiles are, color them. They TELL me what is going on (email, Text, Missed calls) something useful. When I got my Android, WP7 was weeks from coming out... so only today, would I get one. And today - I DO recommend people buy one.
Back to Win8 Tablets... By tying the Desktop to the mobile, Microsoft is doing some really good thinking here that RIM, HP and even Android can't do. I don't see RIM lasting long or a way out of their problems, other than being a niche company.
It means the user can use a phone, desktop, tablet and console while using pretty much the same simple and elegant interface... that *IS* not a copy of iOS. All Microsoft has to do is, not drop the ball. Their partners have to make QUALITY products that people want, like Lenovo, ASUS and Samsung. The interface between Win8 tablets and desktops (Win7~8 / OS X) needs to be solid - not the garbage I'm seeing with Android.
With that much integration, *I* do want to see AVATAR (movie) style sharing of information/apps in which I can grab a webpage from a tablet and throw it onto my desktop.
Someone posted about how Windows7 isn't efficient and won't work well on tablets. That is true... yes it has far better memory management over Vista and is functional on an old 1ghz PC. But in reality - its a bloated POS OS based off of 1990s tech. Its huge, it has lots of legacy code, its a MESS with its stupid registry. With Metro, it is a way to MOVE off of the Win32.api Give it a few versions and we may have a 0% Win32 OS, if Metro takes off. Of course tablet and other mobile devices WILL NOT be running the Win32.api (maybe some will - like the Win7 tablets we have today)
I do have one possible issue and solution with Win8 from an article I read. The Metro interface slides left to right and works great for touch screens... but I like my display to be clean and will be using a mouse. If the mouse-hand has to be use to slide left<>right - that will be OLD very quickly.
Solution: Just use the mouse wheel. Sure its not pointed the right way (which doesn't work), but the human brain can figure this out. turn the wheel down to scroll to the right. Thus allowing us to move the pointer around while scrolling.
With that, I'd expect to see notebooks with a wheel added above or below the touchpad, where such a wheel WILL work.
When Windows8 beta comes out next year, I will most likely toss it on one of my older notebooks to give it a try.
Windows 8 *IS* the only thing I can see which maybe able to keep iOS/iPad from total control of the market. I'm not feeling it from Android and the rest won't matter.
As of today, the best performing tablet is still last March's iPad2. Nobody *NOBODY* has the battery, CPU and GPU performance to match. The new Sony tablet is quite sexy, but I'm not completely sold. I also like the ThinkPad design.
Next Spring will be interesting. If the iPad has retina display and is $500 with 16GB and Android as well as MS don't competing products out at that time, I may just get the iPad3. If Samsung has an upcoming Win8 tablets with better hardware than the iPad3, I may wait it out... before the end of the world.
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Remember an April Fool's post earlier this month, about drones at Coachella? Well, it turns out it was prophetic. Those hovering propeller-powered crafts have indeed arrived at Coachella.
They could be spotted this year floating surreptitiously above the crowds, during performances by MGMT, Outkast and others. So what's the deal?
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Don't worry, these drones weren't searching for your drugs.
It turns out that festival organizers teamed up with a couple of aerial robotics firms for assistance with their YouTube live stream footage. But that's not all: German tech firm Festo unleashed their Smart Bird drone upon the crowds during weekend two as part of a festival art installation -- it was outfitted to look like a seagull, flapping its "wings" as it flew.
Most of the drones, however, have a more practical purpose. The bug-like camera bots you may have spotted looming near stage fronts are the work of L.A. based aerial cinematography specialists Drone Dudes. They helped provide aerial coverage of sets at the main stage and inside the Sahara tent, giving a bird's eye view of performances from folks like Kid Cudi and Carnage -- as well as crowd shots. Coachella bans attendees from bringing in their own drones, but some got them in anyway, posting footage taken by GoPro drones on social media sites.
In any case, you're not alone if you found the drones a bit creepy. We realize that the festival is being photographed constantly by live human beings, but it's hard to shake Big Brother vibes when you know you're under the gaze of a hovering automaton. With security at the festival tighter than ever - including hidden surveillance systems monitoring chips in attendees' wristbands -- it's not hard to imagine drones being employed for security purposes. And when people are dying it's hard to argue against that.
But there has to be a way to balance safety and privacy, and unleashing drones upon the masses seems like a ham-fisted way to go about it.
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- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 4 egg yolks plus 1 whole egg, lightly beaten
- Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
- Pinch of cayenne pepper
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- 1/2 cup heavy cream
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- Pinch of nutmeg
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