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CompactDisc posted on Mar 12, 2014 6:11:55 PM - Report post
While I appreciate the update, what is this .zipx format you're using? None of my programs recognize it (Winrar, 7zip and Windows itself) so had to download the winzip trial to open it. Could you please use a regular zip or rar file next time? At least until more programs can use it.
[Edited by CompactDisc, 3/12/2014 6:21:11 PM]
Freedom is overrated.
0x90 posted on Mar 12, 2014 6:15:08 PM - Report post
CompactDisc posted on Mar 12, 2014 6:16:57 PM - Report post
originally posted by 0x90
Thank you very much sir =) This does clarify a lot.
Freedom is overrated.
stephen_sof posted on Mar 12, 2014 8:24:17 PM - Report post
can anyone get teh instant build to work?
baat3zu posted on Mar 13, 2014 12:59:17 AM - Report post
0x90, this is the reason I love you guys Thank you so much for the super fast response on this.
BTW guys, as a lifetime member... if there as anything I can do for you all just let me know. I am more then willing to help where I can for all the great trainers/editors I have had fun with since becoming a member.
0x90 posted on Mar 13, 2014 4:11:04 AM - Report post
@stephen: I got several times. If you share more details about your issue I might have a clue what's going wrong.
[Edited by 0x90, 3/13/2014 4:11:30 AM]
CompactDisc posted on Mar 13, 2014 7:11:37 AM - Report post
The fast build option
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Freedom is overrated.
0x90 posted on Mar 13, 2014 7:37:45 AM - Report post
A savegame would be appreciated so I can take a look on it.
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I opened my email this evening and noticed a couple of things marked as spam. The first one was the really fucking annoying "Pfeizer" (I assume not actually Pfeizer) people who keep trying to sell me discount viagra, I get several of these a week at the moment. The other one had the subject line "Response to your email" and I decided to check it before deleting it, which was good because it was in fact a response to my email. From Paula Bennett! (one of her staff sends it with a pdf attachment, hence not recognising the name.) "What the fuck? When did I last email Paula Bennett?" I wondered.
Apparently, February 13th. I'd emailed her to ask for a couple of example budgets for people living on benefits. Apparently when I said "example budgets" she read "please tell me what people can get in benefit money", because she did not in fact give me any example budgets, she just told me what different people can get in benefit money. Fuck, I could figure that out myself in an afternoon, but whatever. She did say that "In both the case of couples and individuals, the amount of benefit paid out is intended to be sufficient to meet basic living costs. If this is not enough for the particular individual, couple or family, additional financial assistance is available, such as the Accommodation Supplement to assist with rent, board or home-ownership costs, Disability Allowance to assist with costs arising from a disability and Temporary Additional Support to assist with other essential costs that cannot be met from income." Just bear that in mind – AS, DA and TAS are specifically mentioned as additional financial assistance, that can be applied for if other income isn't enough.
Here's the three examples:
A single parent with a 5 year old and a 14 year old living in Manurewa paying at least $340 in rent:
Sole Parent Support: $295.37
Family Tax Credit: $157.17
Accommodation Supplement: $165
Temporary Additional Support: $14.86
A single parent with a 5 year old and a 14 year old living in Manurewa paying at least $340 in rent who has a full-time minimum wage job (ie 40 hours at $13.75):
Net wages: $463.25
Family Tax Credit: $157
In-work Tax Credit: $60
Accommodation Supplement: $153
A single person aged 25 years living in Manurewa with rent of at least $150:
Jobseeker Support: $206.21
Accommodation Supplement: $69.21
Already you can see that in the first example the total figure of $632.40 relies not only on the accommodation supplement but also temporary additional support. They do not generally advertising temporary additional support as something you're meant to rely on as part of your income. It's supposed to be the "you're a complete failure" (there's actually an aura of shame that clings to the very application form I think) money if you need to, like, pay off a loan or something, you know, temporary.
Not being a parent I asked on Twitter if it was actually feasible to raise two kids on that if you're paying $340-$400 (more on that in a moment) in rent, and was told yes, just barely. It would basically be the same way I'm living, by budgeting very, very carefully. The working parent gets $200 extra, but is it just me or did anyone else have the impression that full-time minimum wage was kind of more than $463?? Obviously that's after tax, but still, that's really not much money.
Anyway, after looking at those of course my next stop was the TradeMe rental section. After ascertaining that Manurewa was in fact in [South] Auckland, I looked up rents there. There are a few two bedroom places listed for around $340 – $380, one or two for even less than that. In total there are 11 listed. Three bedroom places I think the cheapest I saw was about $360, and I saw a couple up around $470. Most of them were in the upper $300s, so if the 5 and 14 year old are different sexes and want/need separate rooms, that's going to be a lot harder.
As for a single person with $150 to pay in rent, you can do it. You need to split a place, of course, but I've just listed the prices for 3 bedrooms and if you go up to 5 or 6 you could get away with paying around $100 each in some of them. 1 bedroom you're looking at nearly $300, 2 bedrooms again I just listed – between $150-$200 split.
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At the end of the day the result was the same. For the 24th time in their last 25 Big Ten football games the Illini came away with a loss. But while the final scoreboard read much of the same, the feeling leaving Memorial Stadium was different.
This was a game where the Illini competed. This was a game where the fought, scratched and clawed—especially on the defensive side of the football—and stuck with a top 15 team in the country. While the lost the game by 21 points, it was much closer than that.
Illinois fans and this football program have talked at length about showing signs of improvement. We didn't see any signs in the Rutgers game and only had Juice's 4th quarter to hang our hats on after the Syracuse loss, but there were definitely signs of this team improving all over the field against Iowa.
A great deal of that visible improvement came from the Illini defense who played extremely well and showed some attitude and swagger for the first time since…quite possibly the first year of Mike Cassity's tenure as defensive coordinator.
The defense made plays, they laid out some hard hits (even had Alan Ball take off a guys helmet on one hit), they caused a red zone turnover and they gave the offense every chance to keep the Illini in this game. Perhaps most amazingly the Illini defense has cut down on the YAAT (Yards After Attempted Tackle—a stat named by the group in the West Balcony GG section) statistic that they have without question led the nation in throughout the past few years. Through the first four games—and especially this past Saturday against Iowa—we have seen fewer missed tackles and a defense that is more fundamentally sound.
I am sure some of that change is attributed to better athletes coming into the program, but you have to give a lot of credit to new defensive coordinator—Vince Okruch. In a season in which we have screamed for signs of improvement his unit has seemed to improve each and every week.
When you really delve into the stat sheet, it's even more obvious how good the Illini defense played against the Hawkeyes.
- They held a pretty formidable Iowa running attack to only 154 yards on 42 carries (including only 8 yards in the 1st quarter and 39 in the 1st half). In the past few years good running attacks have just dominated the Illinois defense and that certainly wasn't the case on Saturday. If anything the Hawkeye running attack ran up a quiet 154 yards throughout the game
- Even though they gave up 24 points on the day, take a closer look at the drives…
1st TD: Hawkeyes went 31 yards
2nd TD: Hawkeyes went 54 yards
3rd TD: Hawkeyes went 34 yards
Field Goal: Hawkeyes get 1 first down and go 18 yards
It was great to see and while they still lost the game you had to leave Memorial Stadium with a little hope and a little life looking forward to the rest of the 2006 football season.
Staying with the Defense
In addition to great team play, there are certainly some individuals who have made some improvement and made their presence felt in the first four games of the 2006 football season.
J Leman: There's nothing not to like about J Leman away from the field, but there aren't a lot of Illinois fans out there who haven't wondered at one time or another why in the world he is on the field for this football team.
A lot of those fans—including myself—need to take a step back and re-evaluate those thoughts because Leman has been pretty good this year and is starting to have a big impact on the field.
Leman finished the game with 12 tackles—including one for a loss—and now has three straight games with double digit tackles (all of which he led the Illini team). For a guy who many believed was a step too slow, that's pretty darn good numbers. In four games he is averaging 11 tackles for contest and he is making his presence felt to opposing offenses.
Kevin Mitchell: I have liked Mitchell since he stepped on campus and he is the type of you love to have in your secondary. He hits hard, he has that swagger/attitude and he is usually around the football. Mitchell probably played his best game in an Illini uniform this past Saturday registering 10 tackles, a sack (in which he blitzed through the Iowa running back) and an interception (amazingly the first one of his Illini career).
Mitchell was all over the field on Saturday and he is turning into the best safety since the Muhammad Abdullah/Bobby Jackson tandem.
Antonio Steele: His numbers weren't as good on Saturday, but Steele still made his presence felt especially early in the game. Steele had 5 tackles, but his ability to cover ground from sideline to sideline is an added dimension to a defense that has been lacking that type of speed over the past few years.
Vontae Davis: It's certainly early in his career but it's easy to see why Vontae Davis is going to be an All-Big Ten caliber corner by the time his career in the Orange and Blue is over.
Vontae let his receiver catch a few balls on Saturday, but even when he got beat he was right there (just a half a step away on almost every ball) to tackle his guy. He has the speed, the size and the toughness to be pretty special and it's exciting to have that type of guy in the secondary.
It's the ultimate compliment to Vontae that opposing teams are throwing the ball more towards Alan Ball then they are to Vontae's guys.
Overall the front four of the defense was also much better against the Hawkeyes. Against a team that is known for their smash-mouth big hog offensive lines, the front four did more than hold their own and certainly made more than a few plays.
Offensive Woes
As good as the defense was this past Saturday was as inept as the Illinois offense was. The offense had every chance to keep the Illini in this game and even potentially come away with an upset win, but they struggled to gain any kind of rhythm and never really sustained any great drives.
A lot of times I think too much is made of the play calling (All plays look good when teams execute them and make plays) but I did think that they abandoned Pierre Thomas a little too early this past Saturday—especially with the way he ran the ball on that first drive. Pierre finished the game with 11 carries for 52 yards (4.5 yards a carry average) but he had four of those carries in the first quarter and never really got a chance to establish anything after that first drive.
Juice: While his numbers were certainly very ugly (9 for 32 with three interceptions) I thought Juice did a good job hanging in there in his first ever start. While he certainly made some very bad throws and some poor decisions, he also showed those flashes of brilliance (just look at the play where he hit Willis) and a bunch of those incompletions were dropped passes.
I am sure the game is still moving 1,000 miles per hour for Juice and once that begins to slow down (and he finds a way to be more accurate with the cannon he has for an arm) this offense is going to be a lot more dangerous than it currently is.
In addition to that we also got a feel for Juice's toughness after he got popped in the ribs/stomach on the touchdown throw to Jacob Willis. Even though he was hobbling around a little bit after that, he never left the game and continued to scramble around and fight back. From a freshman quarterback, that's a great thing to see!
Derrick McPhearson: I have been waiting and waiting and waiting for DMac to have the type of impact we all thought he would when he first stepped on campus, but at this point I don't think it's ever going to come.
Maybe I expect too much of DMac and maybe he is a victim of the lofty expectations this staff and the Illinois fan base levied on him, but his drop in the end zone in the 4th quarter was indicative of his first year and change in an Illini uniform. Great receivers make that catch and in a chance to really put some pressure on the Hawkeyes, DMac let it drop to the turf.
By the time he was a sophomore, Brandon Lloyd was already changing games with big time plays and having defenses concentrate on him. To this point, DMac is certainly not…
I think he is going to be a solid contributor throughout his four years in an Illinois uniform and by all accounts he is a great guy to have in the locker room, but it's time to reassess those expectations because I don't see DMac ever becoming a go-to #1 receiver.
I thought the offensive line was much improved against the Hawkeyes and they really gave Juice time to throw the football. Hopefully Coach Locksley and the offensive coaches can find some quick hitters in the play book to get Juice going in East Lansing, because he is going to need that early confidence to succeed on the road.
Questionable Decisions/Clock Management
I should start off by saying that none of the decisions cost the Illini this football game and even if all of them were reversed and turned out in the Illini's favor, Illinois still wasn't going to win.
With that said, there was some head-scratching decisions and clock management choices made by Coach Zook and his staff throughout the game.
Decision #1: Roughly 8 minutes to go in the half; 0-0 Score; Rugby Punt
With Kyle Yelton having punted pretty well early in the game, Coach Zook decided to send out DeJaun Warren for a 'rugby-style' punt from their own 19 yard-line with the scored tied at 0.
It turned to be a disastrous decision because Warren got off a punt that went 12 yards in a play that completely turned the momentum of the game around. I know a lot of people have speculated that it was supposed to be a fake punt, but even if that was the case I don't agree with the decision.
Anyone who has read this column over the past few years knows I am all for trick plays, but not when the score is tied and more importantly you are on your own 19 yard line. The decision to bring Warren on just didn't make any sense and it certainly cost the Illinois football team.
Decision #2: Bringing on Brasic; 14-0 Iowa
I know a lot of people had a bring problem with Coach Zook bringing Tim Brasic on the field after Illinois fell down 14-0, but I had absolutely no problem with that.
If I did say I had a problem, I would be completely hypocritical because at the time I thought it was a good decision and I thought Tim Brasic would be a nice change of pace to an offense that had been inept.
At that point in the game, Juice looked a little rattled. He was 1 for 10 and he was coming off a possession where he got hit hard on a two-yard loss and threw two straight incompletions.
It certainly turned out to be the wrong decision (especially when Brasic throws an interception two plays into the drive) but at the time I thought it was a good move to try and change things up.
Decision #3: No time-out used at the end of the 1st half?
I certainly applaud the coaching staffs decision to not run out the clock and to be aggressive at the end of the first half, but I have no idea what they were thinking as the clock was running down.
After Tim Brasic completed a pass to Joe Morgan to the Iowa 48, there was about 14 seconds left and Illinois had all three of their time-outs. It was the perfect spot to call a time-out and set up a play or two to try and get into Reda's field goal range. Instead they ran up the line of scrimmage and wasted roughly six seconds trying to call a play.
It didn't make any sense and it's hard to imagine what the staff was thinking.
Decision #4: Score a TD—Go for 2!
This is probably the biggest nitpick of them all, because the game was virtually over but I don't understand why Coach Zook didn't go for two after scoring a touchdown with 9:40 to play in the game and down 24-0.
At that point, you have to figure that the only way you are going to win the game is to cut it to two possessions and you have to think that you won't even have three more possessions in the game (for the record they only had two) so you have to try and go 8-8-8 to tie the score.
Maybe he wanted to give Reda the feeling of hitting one through the uprights and maybe he decided since Juice was banged up that an extra point was the way to go, but in that spot you have to go for two and try to get within two scores.
Even with some of those decisions that backfired, you have to give the coaching staff a lot of credit. The team scratched, clawed and fought the entire game and really gave a pretty good Iowa team a tough battle. Even when they could have folded the tent (after Iowa scored 21 points in a four minute stretch) they played even harder in the second half to outscore the Hawkeyes 7-3.
In addition to that we all screamed and complained last week about the lack of discipline and the insane amount of penalties. Against Iowa the Illini only committed two penalties for 10 yards and they played a much, much cleaner disciplined game. If you are going to blame the staff for the undisciplined games you better turn around and praise them when the team plays the way they did this past Saturday. Let's hope this team turned the corner on Saturday in that regard.
Ruminations from Week 4
**We are now four weeks into the 2006 football season and Melvin Alaeze has barely been heard from. I understand why he was quiet in the first two games, but now that he has had weeks of practice and time to get in better shape I expected a lot more out of a guy that was as highly regarded as Alaeze.
To make things worse, he didn't even dress for the Iowa game which means you have to speculate that he either broke some sort of team rule.**
**It was great to see Dee Brown, Deron Williams, Luther Head and James Augustine back on campus and in Memorial Stadium for the game on Saturday. It's great to have those guys back every October for a variety of reasons and let's hope that continues to be an annual trip for the group.
As the Weber era continues at Illinois we can only hope that we continue to produce NBA players and that they all make that trip back right before training camp. As that number continues to grow, there might even be the possibility of an alumni charity game that you can invite both fans and recruits to**
**Timing is everything and I absolutely hate the timing for the Illini heading into East Lansing this week. I know some people think that Michigan State's collapse last week to Notre Dame will lead to the Spartans annual meltdown, but I think Illinois is going to run into a very angry group this weekend who will take out all that anger on the Illini.
Michigan State has a very powerful offense and it will be interesting to see how the Illini defense tries to contain an offense that ran all over them last year. I think they stay in the game early, but they falter towards the end of the first half and State runs away in the second.


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Based on his s***ty season, lack of improvement and high salary?
You mean based on 60% of a season? And 900,000 isn't that high comparatively speaking.
Detroit didn't have "a little bit of time". If they weren't up against the cap Leino would have stayed.
There are always options. Despite a rough season, Holland shouldn't have turned his sights right to one of our most valuable prospects.
How much was he making?
900,000. Okay....? You do know Kris Draper makes more than that and Kirk Maltby just made a tad less that season.
13 games doesn't make a career.
Oh okay, but 60% of a rookie season does.
Brett Lebda is a defenseman. Not much of a point in getting rid of a defenseman for a forward to replace when you still have to put a defenseman in the lineup anyway.
We have a log jam of defensemen. One (whether it be Lebda or Meech) could have easily been moved. And even if we didn't move a defenseman. Why not get rid of guys we know won't be coming back next year? Maltby? Williams? I would have been fine with either one over Leino who at WORST was a question mark.
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Bolt Prospect of the Week
Tyler Johnson?is sharing the wealth.
Johnson had a hat trick and seven total points (2 GP, 4-3-7) last week as the Crunch came off a week-long break with two wins over Springfield in Massachusetts. Syracuse holds a 2-0 series lead on the Falcons entering Wednesday?s Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semi-finals.
Johnson has won our Bolt Prospect of the Week three times in the last six weeks and we?re running out of ways to say he?s good at the hockey, so we?re giving the award to his line, made up of Johnson,?Ondrej Palat, and?Richard Panik. The line was recently named the Top Gun line, though it has also been called the PTPer (Prime Time Players via Dick Vitale). Regardless of what people are calling it, the line is on fire.
The three Crunch players, who all spent time with the Lightning this year, have combined for 31 points over 15 total AHL postseason games (Johnson 5 GP, 6-7-13; Palat 5 GP, 3-9-12; Panik 5 GP, 3-3-6). Johnson's 13 points are tied for the AHL lead.
The trio led Syracuse to a 3-0 sweep of Portland in the first round, and to a 5-0 playoff record. Last week alone, the line combined for 16 points (Johnson 4-3-7, Palat 0-5-5, Panik 2-2-4).
Going back to last season, the Lightning?s AHL affiliate (Norfolk, Syracuse) has won 15 straight games. The Top Gun line has been a significant part of every win.
BoltProspects.com's Jeremy Houghtaling spoke recently with all three members of the Crunch?s top line. To read why they think the line works so well,?click here.
Bolt Prospects ranks Johnson, signed as a rookie free agent, as the Lightning?s No. 2 prospect. Panik is No. 6 and Palat No. 11.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences recently unveiled a promo for the 2013 Oscars, which features Seth MacFarlane (Ted, "Family Guy") inserting himself into Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho."
Today we have a new promo, showing MacFarlane, who's hosting the awards show, inserting himself into a James Bond movie and having some fun with Pierce Brosnan. In addition to this promo, the Oscars will also have a tribute to James Bond's 50th Anniversary.
The 2013 Academy Awards is set to take place on February 24th at the Dolby Theatre and will be televised on the ABC television network.
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on February 2nd, 2013 at 7:43:22 AM
I wished i never saw ted
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Oh wow, I'm sooo NOT impressed.
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Seth has sold his soul.
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"Seth has sold his soul"
Didn't realize he ever had one.
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Everytime he smiles he stills looks like the grown up version of the kid on the grits box:
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He sounds like Brian in the short. Aint gonna lie, I like watching Family Guy. (Most of the time)
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he is digging his own grave and burrying sh*t jokes with him f*ck off macfarlane havnt been funny since season 1 of family guy
on February 2nd, 2013 at 11:55:48 AM
since this wasn't funny and pointless i'll make this thread a bit more colorful :
on February 2nd, 2013 at 12:08:17 PM
This guy is the Ricky Gervais of America, and all the negativity that statement implies.
"I wished i never saw ted"
Ted was alright, Bandorino, it's Family Guy, American Dad and that piece of sh*t The Cleveland Show that suck ass, and Seth should be sued for unabashedly and unapologetically ripping off the Simpsons.
on February 2nd, 2013 at 1:38:36 PM
With this one, the Oscars has hit low ever for since anyone really watch it!!!!!!
on February 2nd, 2013 at 2:08:09 PM
And "people" say I'm not funny...
on February 3rd, 2013 at 4:53:58 AM
Tumbleweed rolling,crickets chirping...now that's funny.
on February 4th, 2013 at 7:53:10 AM
and thats why james is so gey
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A few years after Final Fantasy X, Yuna has joined a sphere hunting group called the Gullwings -- with Rikku from X and Paine, a dark chick with an even darker past. Each with different motives, each with different outcomes; they soon get involved with wars with different factions, religion conspiracies, and even the possible end of the world. It's honestly not serious as it sounds; it's filled with more humor and fan service than anything else.
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Skip to comments.ULTRA-FOLKSY SARAH PALIN BRINGS CPAC AUDIENCE TO ITS FEET (Introduction by Ted Cruz w/video)
Posted on 03/16/2013 11:40:57 AM PDT by smoothsailing
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We'll "git 'er done" if she says the word.
Not only is there not a damn thing wrong with it, we need more conservatives speaking out as Sarah Palin does, down to earth. It not only ticks off the leftist liberal socialists but it ticks off the GOPe as well and that's as important, maybe more so.
Thanks for the ping, KC.
I'm sure she has some experience. Remember when she was Governor of Alaska?
I lol and lol and lol at this, especially when I saw the pic. She's wonderful. The quip about background checks also had me in stitches and was priceless. To Hell with RINO fossils!
Yes, it is. She wears it most of the time. She is an ardent supporter of Israel. She also has an Israeli/USA flag pin she wears frequently, in case people have any doubt about her opinion on Israel's right to exist as a nation.
Mockery works. We need to all use it whenever the opportunity arises. Because lets face it. You can't have a meaningful discussion with a leftist. GOP, Dem or Indy flavor.
I'm with ya on that bro! And notice in the fifth paragraph where the writer says:
"...the entire crowd surged for the first of many times"
I can't remember when other conservative crowds were ever reported as "surging".......
Damn "The Blaze", this was definitely another Neo-con hit piece!
-—— . Its now clear that the Roves and Kristols are steering the Republican party into the shoals of failure -——
2010 was the year of the Tea Party. 2013 will be the year of the Tea Party/GOPe civil war.
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I love that part!
Also like this quote from Ted Cruz in his introduction of Sarah:
Lighten up there cupcake.
She is folksy to those of us who are folksy.
She plays well in flyover country and is smokin Hot!
Sheesh! nOOb...
No D.C. B.S. With Her!
Here is some Photo's she posted on Facebook (although I don't do facebook Sarah is still public so I can follow her :D)
Please SHARE this image if you agree that we need to rebuild our country!
A Toast to those who Wish Her Well, and those who don't can go to Hell.
One more thing to be angry at McCain about. He grabbed her as his VP candidate before she was ready. In 2012, she would have been a sitting governor for 6 years, with solid experience as an executive, and would likely have run away with the nomination in her own right.
Those pictures are AMAZING!!! Love her with the Super Big Gulp..she always knows how to piss off the libs I LOVE IT!!
Let her know. Share your advice with her on her Facebook page or send her a tweet or an email.
I sure am Glad Jeb Bush and Chris Christie Don't get this kind of scrutiny, otherwise the GOP primary might be an actual race.
GO Sarah!
They bitch that "big corporations" move their jobs overseas, yet don't recognize that Unions drove themselves out of jobs with outrageous benefits, wages, and ULTRA-High-Paid Union bosses, where a corporation could not survive in the marketplace without reality striking....Now, the Public Sector is the sinkhole where Unionization has priced us into unprecedented bloated job-creation, for even MORE Government, and We The People are not represented at all in our Hand-Picked Elite choice of replacement power-grabbers for the future.
Likewise, "no more wars", and thinking those whose "Religion" REQUIRES that they "destroy the infidels" is somehow disregarded, because the "War on Terror creates more terrorists". Does a war on Criminal Activity create more criminals, in your goofy Anarchy-supportive Libertarian mind, too?
Thanks, KC_Lion!
That was great in his introduction, he nailed it. LOL!
Sarah is continuing to embrace her inner Hebrew!
HaShem bless her a thousand times over, she has earned it. :)
Sarah IS today's Lady Liberty.
Hey, I do believe I also have the inner Hebrew!
Hopefully I make it there before judgement day!
Kudos to you for standing by Sarah, I can only post the pics and the ping the lists, it is you all who get her message out there!
We all know Ubama is a fraud, sadly that won't get him out of office now :(
Almost posted a joke but, self moderated...
I'm sure as one PDSer has says often, they all wish she'd go make'em a sammich.
That she IS doing something other than what the GOP wants is their main problem. And God knows what the modern incarnation of the GOP wants is 100% off what we actually need done.
It's funny (read: Pathetic) that so many of the people haunting conservative forums bitch about her, but when you get right down to it, they 'claim' to agree with the positions she takes.
In any normal environment, such people would be laughed at and rightly thought daft. I mean really. What sense is there in agreeing with the message and railing the messenger? Sounds like someone that never left High School.
The guy that does the "Liberal Logic 101" memes ought to turn his attention to the idiots we have on our own side of the fence. Because they deserve it.
—— She needs to create a message without all the oblique red neck humor.... -——
Her endorsement got Cruz elected, and how many other Tea Party candidates?
She has as good a batting average as anyone. She is the best at firing up the base. Now all we need to do is convince her to run.
Interesting thought.....Given the way the she's been piled upon by them- that it might have been a pre-emptive strike by the moss-covered wing of the Gop-e?
Did you noticed she didn't seem to be reading from a teleprompter?
This and many lines about leadership, makes worthwhile listening to this again.
Sadly, instead of leadership, we have timidity on the part of the GOP in congress, except for a few individuals like Ted Cruz and Rand Paul.
Her instincts are exquisite Imagine what a fantastic RNC spokesperson she'd be? The left couldn't help themselves but put her on. They would do everything they could to marginalize her but the constant exposure would lay bare their lies. She would resonate with a majority (silent) conservative country thirsting for leadership. It has been a desert for too long. And with the left? Well, she'd resonate there too ... like Slim Whitman did with the Martians!
I did notice. I'm sure there was one there, but she seemed unscripted for the most part. I'm sure she had a written speech and a transcript will show up at some point. She has such a natural way about her, it's hard to tell if she is using a teleprompter even if she is!
I went there as a young man, on my own. Actually got a "tour" inside the Dome of the Rock. Lived on a Kibbutz for a couple of weeks up in the Golan region, got homesick, and left. Beautiful place. Misty blue mountains in the moonlight, Israeli jets flying overhead, a soldier on a bus expressing his pride in how they had transformed the country from a desert to a garden. Many wonderful memories.
Thanks for your comment #43.
Beautifully put!
Ping for later.
I just want to go. It is beckoning me. I don't want to only be there on Judgement Day.
However, only He knows all and perhaps I will be there before that Day of Reckoning.
I leave it in His Hands....which I've been doing a LOT lately.
Did you want her to give an Obama style State-Of-The-Union check list of detailed but empty promises to every identy group out there?
In only 30 minutes?
I think she did a good job of offering a some big ideas and general principles to guide conservatives in their conduct and governance.
Stick to conservative principles
Rebuild the middle class
There are no Hispanic issues, or African American issues, or womens issues. There are only American issues
Were not here to abandon our principles in a contest of government giveaways, thats a game well never ever win.
To add to varon's response:
She only had 20-30 minutes, it's not like she's was gonna give a wonky dissertation....if you want that, go to CATO or Heritage.
CPAC is to rally the base and give direction.
Loved how Cruz gave props to Sarah. I call that another kudo to her conservative gravitas.
Let's be honest, with the exception of Brietbart and Palin, who else in the conservative side has the onions to pull off that Big Gulp site gag?
Could you imagine Mitt doing that on the campaign trail? Ah heck no!!!!
Much like Brietbart, Palin "gets it" on the pop culture front. The GOPe thinks that a big-check ad campaign is all they need.
You give the GOPe wayyyyy to much credit on that one. They can't even go to the latrine without GPS and instructions much less do that.
God had his reasons. 2010 and 2012 (senate and house) would of been different in some ways without her on the trail helping.
Trust is the Force my dear padawans.
Sarah rocked it at CPAC! She got the rack and Todd has the gun!
The GOP today wants one thing. Liberalism. We see it every time they capitulate. Bhoner, McCain, Mitch, Little Lord Lindsay all rush to the nearest microphone and cannot 'moderate fast enough.
Anyone who still supports them is a fool, but also a danger to America. How can I say that? Simple. When one empowers the people helping to install liberalism in place of the constitution, they sure as hell are not defending the constitution.
People get all uberpatriot when I say that but too damn bad. People helping leftists are leftists regardless of who they play on Free Republic. Palin has a podium and a message. That message is well over 95% conservative. And NONE of the rest is outright contrary to traditional conservatism.
The other thread devolved into potshots at her 'screechy/ditzy/valley girl" voice. Yet again we see a positive Palin thread derailed. NOTHING she says or how she says it can be allowed without some PDSer doing their best, in snide comments or 'helpful suggestions', to ensure people cannot coalesce around what she actually says.
Same xhit, different day.
Sarah's "Rebuild the middle class" would have meant something if she added 'by stop exporting their jobs' or something specific. If she is just another Romney who wanted to skate by with 'I know how to create jobs', she adds nothing. Show us the beef.
Your 'concern' is noted.
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Members of the Hacking world are known by the color of their hat – white for good, black for bad, and gray for those who aren't too sure. By writing Hacking: The Art of Exploitation, Jon Erickson proves his hat color is "mother of pearl." Don't let the title mislead you: Erickson isn't exploiting or vandalizing – he's instructing.
In 2004, I reviewed the book's first edition. In my reviews, I typically like to compare the differences between editions. Erickson beat me to it. At the publisher's web site, you can compare the first and second editions of the book; view excerpts from the Exploitation, Networking, and Countermeasures chapters; and download the book's source. Erickson also bundles the source in a CD included with the book, but more on that later.
Expanded Concepts Introduction
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Erickson covers other introductory topics in a hurry, such as his network sockets description in the Networking section (Chapter 4), and his "Crash Course in Signals" in the Countermeasures section (Chapter 6).
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Andrew SatterwhiteCulinary Arts , 2013
The Art Institute of San Antonio, a branch of The Art Institute of Houston
"The Art Institute of San Antonio [taught me] why recipes come out a certain way."Read More
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Andrew Satterwhite is working as a line cook at Luke San Antonio in Texas. He's responsible for set up, prep, and running the grill station for dinner service. Andrew served in the United States Army for four years as a parachute rigger and has also worked in construction. "All [of these experiences] have taught me skills that I can use for myself, but also I have used them to help this country grow," he says.
Andrew looks to his surroundings for inspiration and says that the best part of his culinary career is that it's always changing. "This is one of the most diverse and exciting careers to have. I can go anywhere and learn recipes, techniques, and cultures to help me make new and exciting dishes [to] introduce to my family and others."
Andrew, who in 2013 earned an Associate of Applied Science in Culinary Arts from The Art Institute of San Antonio, says that his education taught him why recipes turn out a certain way. "Growing up in California, I was lucky enough to encounter many cultures and the cuisines that accompanied them. In the Army, I used an electric skillet and a barbeque to make all my meals." He recommends that current students open their minds to learning. "Figure out how to make [learning] a driving force in everything you do."
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Angela LawsonDigital Photography , 2015
The Art Institute of San Antonio, a branch of The Art Institute of Houston
"My education at The Art Institute of San Antonio gave me the skills, knowledge, and business sense to be successful in [any] genre of photography that I choose."Read More
Angela LawsonReal Estate Photographer for Curb Views, LLC
Angela Lawson is a real estate photographer for Curb Views, LLC, in San Antonio, Texas. She photographs houses and collaborates with realtors to build virtual tours of real estate listings. To create her work, Angela visits homes for sale, photographing the inside and outside. "Sometimes, the home may not be photographically ready and I help the owners and realtors to straighten up," she says. "I had a realtor specifically request me as her photographer because she liked my photographic style. The previous home I shot for her sold in the first 8 hours of being listed. She was so happy and that made me happy!"
Angela's creative inspirations include Annie Leibovitz, Martin Schoeller, Herb Ritts, Jerry Uelsman, Christian Coigny, and Helmut Newton. She's excited to be learning new skills and meeting new people. "I have the chance with each passing day to make better work than the day before. This work is seen by many, many different people and is a reflection of my hard work and knowledge of my craft. I always enjoy learning more about photography."
Angela, who in 2015 earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from The Art Institute of San Antonio, says that her education provided the skills, knowledge, and business sense she needed to be successful in photography. "I learned about lighting, photographic design, portraiture, photojournalism, corporate and architecture, business practices, and so much more. All of this knowledge sets me apart from many photographers out there in the world." She adds that current students should take their time and stay focused on their goals. "While you may pick up certain skills quickly, others may be more challenging. Life events, finances, and learning curves may seem to overwhelm at times—it happened to me—but don't let them discourage you from your goals and passion for what you want to do."
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Ayme TroasInterior Design , 2015
The Art Institute of San Antonio, a branch of The Art Institute of Houston
"My education [taught me] how to communicate with other designers. When they ask for particular items by name, I know exactly what they are talking about."Read More
Ayme TroasDesign and Sales for KBK to Trade
Ayme Troas is working in design and sales for KBK to Trade in San Antonio, Texas. She assists designers in finding the right fabrics, furniture, accessories, and lighting for interior design projects. Ayme also works with vendors to get information for clients and to place orders. "The design industry is always evolving, as are the people. Every once in a while someone comes along and takes the industry by storm. I enjoy learning about the new trends and introducing them to our clients," she says.
Ayme finds creative inspiration in the world around her. "Whether it's people, food, my surroundings, or a movement, there is always something that will spark a start to my next project." Her creative heroes are people in the design industry who go above and beyond to reach the best possible design outcome. Looking to the future, Ayme believes that computer renderings will continue to improve—and will soon look like actual photographs. "The industry is headed toward more digital advances [including] creating applications for tablets or phones [that will allow designers to make] on-the-spot renderings. These [applications] would be extremely beneficial to designers who are always on the go."
Ayme, who in 2015 earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from The Art Institute of San Antonio, says that her education taught her the industry language as well as how to be a strong communicator. "When [other designers] ask for particular items by name, I know exactly what they are talking about and therefore I can help them more proficiently. I'm also able to quickly draft plans or create sketches to show custom pieces or room layouts." She adds that current students should push their creativity and don't hold back. "Find your signature style but don't be afraid to explore others."
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Sommer BostickMedia Arts & Animation , 2014
The Art Institute of San Antonio, a branch of The Art Institute of Houston
"Working on game based training for the military has exposed me to things I never would be doing when I started at [The Art Institute of San Antonio]."Read More
Sommer Bostick3D Modeler and Consultant for Booz Allen Hamilton
Sommer Bostick is working as a 3D modeler and consultant for Booz Allen Hamilton on the San Antonio Riverwalk in Texas. She works on game based training for the military, and is responsible for creating and texturing 3D models, video editing, and demonstrating products and capabilities at marketing events. Sommer says that she learns something new each day. "I think that's one of the coolest things about being in the animation industry because when you have to model and animate something you know nothing about, you have to learn everything about it so you can accurately represent it."
Sommer is especially proud to have created a welcome video for Booz Allen Hamilton's incoming CEO—it was played for hundreds of employees. "That video gained me recognition from leadership and other teams in the firm. I met and talked with the CEO one-on-one during the event [where the video] was played, and it was an amazing experience for me." Since her video was viewed, Sommer says that the company's leadership has relied on her more and more. "I realized how much I proved myself to my team, and the whole firm."
Sommer, who in 2014 earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Media Arts & Animation from The Art Institute of San Antonio, says that her education provided her with the knowledge, tools, and skills she needed to transition into her current career. She recommends that current students give it everything they've got—even if it means taking a job that isn't a "dream job." "It's experience and you need that." She adds that the future of her industry lies in staying on top of new technology and developing applications and training. "Currently we are diving into virtual reality with technology like Oculus Rift and Google Cardboard. We are exploring how these technologies can benefit training in the military. I believe that virtual reality can go beyond that into health care and other professions, and be incredibly useful in training capabilities."
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Open vSwitch as Virtual Switch for VM Environments
The Open vSwitch open source project has announced development of a sofware switch for virtual environments.
The goal of the Open vSwitch project is development of a production-ready nework switch for virtual environments that is extensible and supports standard management interfaces such as NetFlow, RSPAN, ERSPAN and Cisco IOS-like CLIs. A further requirement is for the software to be distributable across different physical servers, similar to proprietary products such as VMWare's vswitch and Cisco's Nexus 1000v.
A first Open vSwitch version is already available as source code under Apache 2 licensing. Developers report that "the bulk of the code is written in platform-independent C and is easily ported to other environments." Already supported are the virtualization technologies Xen/XenServer, KVM and VirtualBox.
The project website lists a series of currently supported features. Among them, VLAN tagging per 802.1q, VM policing, NIC bonding, kernel-based forwarding and support of the OpenFlow standard. The project page also lists the features under development.
The Virtualization.info portal puts Citrix as the motivating force behind the project. The source code meanwhile has references to the Palo Alto CA network company Nicira.
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Nextcloud Announces Raspberry Pi-Powered Home Cloud Box
Innovative system adds a hard drive and Ubuntu Core to the RPi for an IoT hub.
Linus Torvalds Confirms the Date of the First Linux Release
Linux is two weeks younger than we thought!
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The Apache Software Foundation considers retiring OpenOffice
Adobe Gives New Life to NPAPI Plugin for Linux
Adobe won't kill the plugin in 2017
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Linux has evolved from "won't be a professional" project to one of the most professional software projects in the history of computers.
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Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
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"dealing with tiny prints has been fantastic. people are so helpful every time I call. this product is great. cards are thick: do not feel thin or cheap. color is vivid and beautiful.. loved everything about the ordering experience and the product"
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Stomatococcus mucilaginosus, a commensal bacteria and part of the normal flora of the human mouth and respiratory tract, has also been recognized as a human pathogen.
This should be of concern in patients who have a compromised immune system. Let me reassure you that you should not worry at this time but follow up with your physician in case you have flu like symptoms since this may occur due to the Interferon treatment or produced by an infection with these bacteria. I wish you the best.
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1997 Ford E-350 XL Club Wagon 3dr Ext Van
We bought it to haul around the family and also for use in our business hauling people. It currently has 365K on original engine and tranny. Not sure how or why the Powerstroke got in there, but it has to be the best engine for this type of vehicle. It will cruise at 70 mph all day and night while hauling 3000 lbs of canoes. Everything in it was built for heavy use. Seats are all in decent shape with only moderate cracks in the vinyl. Extremely utilitarian, with rear ac/heat fan control being the only creature comfort. Probably a prison transport vehicle due to odd wear patters in ceiling. It gets nearly 20 MPG on highway. The thing was meant to do nothing but haul people, and it performs!
Powerstroke engine. Bare bones interior great for hauling rowdy/messy/wet/dirty people.
1997 Ford E-350 XLT Club Wagon 3dr Van
This is one of the best vehicles we have owned. It is the most comfortable when driving on the highway. My wife likes it because of the visibility. The kids like it because it is roomy. I like it because we have put over 220,000 miles on it with mainly oil changes. It is just now needing some work. The engine design and suspension are old design and are built to last. One issue we have is the radio now comes on by itself, the volume/on/off switch seems to be worn out. It is starting to leak some oil and has developed a leak on the low pressure side in the radiator. We did have to get the transmission rebuilt after we had the fluid changed, Ford picked up part of the cost. Overall a good buy.
The room. We have six kids and they have space between them. The ride. It is very smooth on the highway. The height, it has very good visibility.
More and stronger cup holders. A console that the driver and passenger can use.
1997 Ford E-350 XLT Club Wagon 3dr Ext Van
We've only had this van a year (bought
it used), but it has 150,000 miles and
is still going strong--runs great,
looks great, and we get 16-17 mpg on
the highway (only 12-13 city). We
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Space, space, space! Powerful Triton V-
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Very reliable vehicle. An automobile
that can do it all, [carry the family
and friends, haul lumber (almost any
size), pull the boat/trailer, drive
the highways like it is part of them,
can even cross dry lake beds (with
very little modification)].
unlimited room and plenty of power.
larger tires! for the most versitile
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1997 Ford E-350 Econoline 3dr Cargo Van
From the day I purchased this vehicle,
the idiot lights malfunctioned and once
a year I have to replace the windshield
due to defect in design.
It has a lot of pep still at over
300,000 miles and it is still used
daily. No major problems to date other
than regular maintenance.
4 wheel disc brakes, better (wider) rear
cargo doors, not like the chevy or GM
though, they have a very poor design.
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Suppose that there is a credit market imperfection due to asymmetric information. In the economy, a fraction b of consumers consists of lenders, who each receive an endowment of y units of the consumption good in the current period, and 0 units in the future period. A fraction (1 - b)a consumers are good borrowers who each receive an endowment of 0 units in the current period and y units in the future period. Finally, a fraction (1-b)(1-a) of consumers are bad borrowers who receive 0 units of endowment in the current and future periods. Banks cannot distinguish between good and bad borrowers. The government sets G = G' = 0, and each consumer is asked to pay a lump-sum tax of t in the current period and toe in the future period. The government also cannot distinguish between good and bad borrowers, but as with banks can observe endowments.
(a) Write down the government's budget constraint, making sure to take account of who is able to pay their taxes and who does not.
(b) Suppose that the government decreases t and increases t' in such a way that the government budget constraint holds. Does this have any effect on each consumer's decisions about how much to consume in each period and how much to save? Show with the aid of diagrams.
(c) Does Ricardian equivalence hold in this economy? Explain why or why not.


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on their website, but if you're in the market for smaller quantities, you can find some of their (new) products by searching for Beistle on EBay.) You can also find real vintage decorations, for that bit of weathered charm, by searching for 'Vintage Paper Masks' or 'Beistle' on Etsy or Ebay. Shown above are a few gems we found, and there's many more. 1. Vintage 1980 Beistle Co. Halloween Paper Cut Outs, $22.00 2. Retro Biestle Cuotuts, $6.75 3. Scat Cat Band, $9.99 4. Classic Witch, $4.99 5. Set of 8 Retro Decorations, $3.50 6. Vintage Halloween Masks, $64 7. Black Cat and Honeycomb Pumpkin, $11.95 8. Honeycomb Cat and Turkey, $15.00 (Images: as linked above)


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Solutions for Chapter 5
Oracle moves prediction
The oracle prediction model uses the opponent moves to get opponent moves and leaves agent actions on the search algorithm.
According to , after all the moves have been made by the opponent, the predicted state is . It is also considered that before giving the agent a move the opponent can make multiple moves.
The predicted state if agent is playing or if the test conducted on the terminal states is true, else .
The search algorithm using oracle prediction is as follows:
Action performed is determined by actions performed in the game.
To make recursive calls the successor function .
The terminal states reached are checked.
If the result state is not a terminal state the cost is zero, else the cost is , where and cost is non-negative.
In the above algorithm, only the states for the player or the terminal states are considered. The opponent moves states are not shown.