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Brent Budowsky: It is time to resume discussion about the possibility of a political realignment that would make Democrats the leading national political party for a generation.
5 Things I Want from Charlotte
Dick Price: I struggled to watch the Republican Convention, fast-forwarding through the recordings when the "snow" got too deep. As I watch the Democrats in Charlotte, I certainly hope I see enough to recover at least a part of my enthusiasm from four years ago.
Romney, Son of "Citizen's United"
Robert Reich: More than anyone else running for president, Mitt Romney personifies the top 1 percent in America — actually, the top one-tenth of one percent.
The Unbearable Lightness of Being Mitt
Robert Reich: With Trump, Gingrich, Bachmann, and possibly Palin now in the race for the Republican presidential nomination, "GOP" is starting to mean Goofy, Outrageous, and Peculiar. Mitt would pose the most serious challenge to a second Obama term.
Petraeus, Panetta Reflect Obama's Support for Status Quo
President Obama's announcement that C.I.A. director and longtime Washington insider Leon Panetta will become Secretary of Defense, replacing Robert Gates, and that General David Petraeus will take Mr. Panetta's job at the C.I.A. reflects the type of appointments that could have been made had John McCain won the 2008 election. Obama's commitment to business as […]
Channeling Reagan, Obama Moves to Slash Programs for Urban Poor
Randy Shaw: The Obama Administration honored Ronald Reagan's 100th birthday on February 6 by proposing steep cuts to two of the leading programs for the urban poor: community service grants and community development block grants (CDBG).
Should Progressives Have Chosen Clinton Over Obama in 2008?
Randy Shaw: But if progressives had a crystal ball that foresaw how Obama would perform as President by the end of 2010, I think most would have backed Hilary Clinton. Here's why.
Why Can't Politicians Say "Light-Skinned Negro"?
Sharon Kyle: Unless they're compelled to address it, as Barack Obama was during the explosion of negativity around Rev. Jeremiah Wright, you can pretty much count on race not being discussed on the campaign trail.
Progressives Mobilize to Save Obama, Democratic Party
Republicans thought the "just say no" strategy that killed the Clinton plan would also work in 2009. But they forgot that this strategy now lacks the element of surprise, and that the Internet now prevents the corporate media from entirely controlling the debate.
What's Been Missing from Obama's Response to the Arrest of Henry Louis Gates
I understand that Obama, as the first African American to assume the presidency, has to walk a racial tight rope, a burden no other American president has had to bear. But as an African American woman who cried the night he was elected and cried the day he was inaugurated, I feel a deep sense of betrayal.
What John Edwards Should Have Learned from Warren Harding
Over the past few weeks pundits have played a game of "What If": What if John Edwards had won the Democratic nomination while hiding his secret affair with Reille Hunter? Reports are now surfacing that Edwards's staff prepared a "doomsday" strategy to prevent him from winning the nomination. The concerns of the staffers evoke historical […]
Friday Feedback: Lisa Comments on "Tears, Joy, Relief, Release"
Every Friday the LA Progressive features a comment that was particularly noteworthy. This week we are featuring a comment that submitted by Lisa in response to "Tears, Joy, Relief, Release," by Charley James. Here's Lisa's comment:
Should Hillary Stay in the Race?
I'm an avid runner. With the weather now in the 70s here, I've been running around town with my pink Hillary '08 hat and an "I [heart] Hillary" T-shirt the past few weeks. People honk their horns as they drive by and occasionally yell, "Go Hillary!" I guess I'm a running billboard of sorts. My […]


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Dailymotion Embedding?
I am just wondering is there anyway to embed Dailymotion videos on this forum like you can with Youtube videos. I tried a few different ways but have had no luck. Any ideas?
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I don't think we can :sad:
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Yeah there's not a way that we can embed dailymotion videos
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That sucks, I hate it when Youtube takes down a video and the only place where you can find it is on Dailymotion, but your can't post it on here.
Thanks anyway guys
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I guess you could just post the link but I think less people would watch it that way.
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Dailymotion is a poor mans Youtube anyway.
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I've tried various things in the past and never had any luck, guess it's impossible.
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It's possible, within the realms of BBCode, but this board might not have that particular feature enabled.
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You could upload the video from dm onto keepvid.com. save it and then upload it to youtube.
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I don't know if there is a plug-in for daily-motion for vb3.
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No, really, it isn't.
Of course, this brilliant concept hit me this evening as I was snacking at some fresh crispy very yummy bacon....but it's not really about the bacon.
It's about all of it.
No, really, it isn't.
Of course, this brilliant concept hit me this evening as I was snacking at some fresh crispy very yummy bacon....but it's not really about the bacon.
It's about all of it.
My primal journal: My journey, goals, recipes, random thoughts on primal and SAD.
It's all about the journey. How we get there is at least as important as where we end up.
I also picked up a copy of Primal Connection today. You know, since I was there (bookstore). I've JUST started reading it, but it may be the most important book I've read recently.
Because, you see, it really isn't about the bacon, as much as we admire it. Sometimes it seems that we get so focused on how tasty the food is, or how many substitutes we can come up with for the crap we're no longer eating (think not? How many ads for Paleo sites--as an example--showing us brownies, or cookies, or .....reading a magazine today it seemed like every other page had an ad for almond-flour pasta, or some such), or how tough we are because we finished the WOD (I asked my Cross-fitter brother why they all had women's names. Something about breathing hard and landing flat on your back or something.).
Obviously--or obviously to me--those are not necessarily bad things. And I am not (currently) the poster child for primal success. But I'd like to be. And I'd like to go about it in a way that feels like it's not just physically healthier, but it's psychologically and spiritually healthier. I don't want to eat "perfectly" and be pissed because I didn't lose ten pounds last week, or because I'm not able to do sprints (yet) or want to join a gym. I don't want to feel like I have to like coconut in everything (frankly, I don't. I have a great cookbook with a terrible--to me--biscuit recipe made with coconut flour. Hey, guess what, it tastes like coconut. Honestly, I'd rather skip biscuits altogether and train my taste buds not to miss them.).
So here's my journey, round, oh, three I guess--'cause as soon as I thought I had to measure up to something, instead of focusing on how I felt, I gave up. So I'm back, but hopefully with a more holistic approach that fits the rest of me better.
Now, this is not me being lackadaisical (it's southern for 'doin' what I want, y'all'), but remembering this isn't a diet, it's a lifestyle. MY lifestyle. Long walks, eventually hiking, climbing, and kayaking--which would all be activities I enjoy, except I've never kayaked. Canoed, oh my god yes. Rafting and kayaking are still on the to-experience list. Cooking because I love cooking--and frankly, I'm pretty damned good at it (fabulous, some have said), but without trying to turn fried chicken into something it isn't meant to be (OTOH, don't even TRY taking my paleo comfort foods cookbook away from me, because there are some things humans just HAD to invent).
And I'm going to try to stay focused, balanced, and realistic without being pissed that guys lose weight faster than women, or being mad at myself for the past, or depressed because sometimes life gets away from my plans. And I'm going to try to stay my SELF--which, if I do say so, is smart, funny (sarcastic, sometimes, too, although I try not to be too much), fairly in touch spiritually, if not so much physically, and so on.
Hopefully some few of you will find what I have to say useful or entertaining or both, and I won't entirely feel like I'm talking to myself.
Now I have to go figure out how to change my signature block....
My primal journal: My journey, goals, recipes, random thoughts on primal and SAD.
It's all about the journey. How we get there is at least as important as where we end up.
Today was...a Very Good Day (do you remember your Winnie-the-Pooh?). Remember, I had an all-day event involving potluck, but because this event was nearly 2 hours away, and I was providing a ride, I agreed to someone else's schedule. That meant being up and out the door by 7:30. Good thing I'm a morning person.
Breakfast, therefore, was on the road (that probably deserves capitals, too). I talked my rider OUT of McDonalds (really? But that was her choice...) and into IHOP, where at least I could get eggs and fruit and easily avoid carbs. Also, yay me, I'd cleaned out my pantry and her family has been going through some tough times, so they were grateful for the donation and I had a great reason to let them know about Primal. It also made it easier changing the breakfast plans. I had an omelette (I do NOT understand the pancake batter addition, but I knew it would be fairly minimal anyway): ham and cheese, and asked them to add spinach and mushrooms. Had fruit with it--"seasonal" meant citrus with a touch of melon, grape and pineapple...and I do mean "touch." The omelette was really good and at least it got a bit of veggie into me, and the oranges were perfectly ripe.
Wasn't hungry again until around 1:30 or so, and there was plenty of protein around. I also had about a half cup of fruit salad, picking out berries and apples from the mix to avoid sugary fruits like banana pieces. The bulk of lunch, though, was a cheeseburger (w/cheddar) and no bread, a lettuce wrap with a bit of sliced ham and a slice of havarti, about 1/8 cup (I started with 1/4 and only ate about half) of potato salad--as a courtesy to the hostess...and that was the extent of my carbs. Also some cherry tomatoes from the veggie tray. I won't say the dessert table wasn't tempting: chocolate cake--you know, the explosion thingy from Publix. Yumm. BUT....I'd told several people during setup that I had just restarted primal (prompting a few questions) and that helped me not cave (haha) in.
Carbs for the day--whatever is in the omelette and 1/8 cup potato salad.
Again, higher protein was helping me stay full and balanced--so although I was hungry when lunch arrived, I wasn't so hungry that I overindulged.
Dinner: well, by the time I got home it was nearly 8 so it'd been close to 6 hours and I was, frankly, almost-starving. Mostly, though, I wasn't hungry at all until I was about 45 minutes from home and I wasn't about to stop for another on the road meal. I'd packed up the protein leftovers, so dinner was a less-than-optimal but generally primal combo of another cheeseburger and a hotdog (which my body promptly suggested I not make a staple of my diet. It felt....greasy. Like not fat in a good way.). Tomorrow will definitely require a return to more vegetables.
I'm under-hydrated, though. I did fall into the caffeine trap and had two diet Cokes and only one bottle of water all day (I had about 4 ounces of iced tea at breakfast--just wasn't very thirsty until, again, well into the drive home. By the time I was home, though...I have to go get water from the car and get some into me before bed, never mind the likelihood of waking up in the middle of the night.
Bonus: I spent probably 45 minutes to an hour outside in really amazing Florida-winter weather. We were in a state park and it was probably just in the low to mid 70s for the high, sun shining...when I wasn't outside breathing in the sun, I was indoors in the midst of congenial conversation on multiple topics with interesting people, picking up some new plot ideas from the convo (that's a double bonus, you know).
And I'll completely take that chocolate cake win.
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How to get the bacon super crispy: First you must fry it for a long time to get rid of most of the fat! Then take out the bacon and dry it with a paper and let it rest a little on a drying paper. Then you must fry the bacon another time in a clean pan until it get almost as crispy as potato chips! Then I eat my bacon, and I like to crumble the bacon over fried eggs...
And that, my dear Gorbag, is exactly how my bacon the other night got so crispily fabulous (except I didn't get to the clean pan--I just drained all the grease I could out of the first pan). It's the low heat that's essential. I also don't wait for the eggs--the bacon's usually gone by the time I get the yellow and white stuff cooked!
You're in Ecuador? How does that change being primal for you?
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It's a gorgeous day here. I've got a busy day ahead, partly because I slept in a little (bed at 10, but I slept until just after 7). Alarm clock? Well, technically, but mine has wind chimes
My "usual" primal breakfast: meat (in this case, a leftover hamburger), eggs, and veggies (pepper, spinach and mushrooms today). A couple tablespoons for shredded cheddar. All fried up in some of the bacon grease from the bacon I added to the potluck baked beans. (there were leftovers of those, too. I sacrificed a beloved Pyrex pan and sent them home with someone else). I'm meeting writing friends for a write-in, so lunch may be a challenge--hence making sure I have a good breakfast in me. I'm so much less likely to want to just fill my mouth with sugary treats.
I think I'm going to make the time to do a roasted veggie casserole tonight. I'm not going to make a main-dish version, though. I've got already thawed ground beef and chicken thighs, so I'll use one of those for my protein instead.
This casserole is really easy to make, but it does take some time because it's a two step process, plus tonight's version will have a sweet potato added: I'll bake that first for 45 minutes. Pick a bunch of veggies to roast. Tonight, it's going to be eggplant (1/2, because I think tomorrow is going to call for primal moussaka), zucchini and yellow squash, onions, and peppers. Slice 'em up, sprinkle with oil (EVOO tonight) and coarse sea salt. Roast for 18 - 20 minutes (I overlap this with the sweet potato baking). Set them out on the stovetop to cool (at least the sweet potato--I don't slice it to bake, so it needs slicing now and it's HOT), sautee up a bunch of sauteed mushrooms, and add greens to the FINISHED mushrooms so they only start to wilt. I'm cooking spinach tonight because I forgot to get kale when I shopped Friday. Kale and chard are spectacular--turnip greens, too--in this recipe. Grease up a baking dish, slice whatever veggies need slicing (generally the sweet potato and onions--I mostly just quarter my onions for roasting so everything takes the same amount of time), and start adding to the baking dish. I like to start with a layer of roasted veggies--don't clump like things together. If it's a main dish, I've also cooked up a pound of sausage, and I'll add a layer of that, then a layer of mushrooms and greens, and repeat. Then I sprinkle a bunch of cheese over the top, STIR the whole thing (yes, it kind of screws with the "layers" but it helps keep distributing everything so you don't eat only zucchini for the first cup). Add a bit more cheese if you are a cheese hog, but don't stir this time. Throw the whole thing in a 350F oven for 15 minutes or so for some melting. Umm....oh, drain the sausage and the sauteed mushrooms really well. This actually tastes better with minimal fat. I like the brown-ness and bit of crispiness that comes from first roasting the vegetables--the higher heat, you know, so I've not tried it with only the second bit, although that would get them mostly cooked the same. Maybe I'll create a "spring" version with crispier veggies soon.
Anyway, tonight's version won't include the sausage, because as noted, I have other protein. Tomorrow I'm making Primal Moussaka (the recipe is on this site--it was one of Mark's featured recipes a while back and it's fabulous. Closer to the real thing than you might think.
And that's enough about food.
In other physical news: since Thursday(? I should go look, just for the fun of record keeping) I've lost 3.2 pounds and am sleeping better. Still battling allergies. Everything is out of whack--the pollen from the oaks is about a month early--because of the warm weather, so that may take a while. Only a few headaches and minimal carb cravings, so I'm very happy. That's what god made advil for, right? And water. I've had a challenge with getting enough water in me, mostly because I just forget, not because I'm not thirsty. Ah, well. Gives me a goal.
I'm focusing more easily, which makes meditation and writing easier--not perfectly, but I do feel that fog lifting after just a couple of days. I'm optimistic about next week's "review." Expect the book out next year some time: how Primal saved my writing career
New big goal: grocery costs keep going up, and the produce guy says we're about out of things like lettuce and tomatoes because the cold-weather suppliers have had some freezes. Gas prices keep going up. In other words, it's getting more expensive to live! So as I go primal, I'm going to see how much heat I can tolerate. My electric bill isn't high by many people's standards, and I have no control over my water bill (apartment complex), but I think there's some room to get my electric bill down, even if it's only $10 a month. Between that and eating LESS as my health improves, there's bound to be a benefit once I stop sweating.....
My primal journal: My journey, goals, recipes, random thoughts on primal and SAD.
It's all about the journey. How we get there is at least as important as where we end up.
So yesterday didn't go QUITE as planned, but did get a positive-negative out of it. I didn't get the right balance of protein/veggies at breakfast, I guess, because when I got to the bookstore we were meeting at, I was just enough hungry to give into temptation....badly. I got a bottle of water (tea later) and...an apple tart. And a sugar cookie. Yes, I could have gotten quiche for fewer carbs, but I'd already had eggs, remember, and it just didn't appeal to me.
The positive-negative came later when I was truly hungry (@1:30) and opted to come home to eat something instead of taking chances on temptation again at a local restaurant. By the end of the day, though, my food balance was WAYYYYYYYYYY in favor of protein and not nearly enough in vegetables. By the time I was home from doing laundry, I was feeling far too lazy to do the veggie casserole, so I seasoned and baked some chicken thighs and microwaved a bag of cauliflower/broccoli mix. I'm just now getting the urge to eat breakfast, but I do still feel a bit off, so I'm aiming for more vegetables today. Maybe I'll roast vegetables now before I hit my to-do list and just do a monster batch of them. It'll probably be frozen vegetables the rest of the week anyway. With no chance for the farmer's market this weekend, I'm working off last week's fresh foods unless I go to the grocery store and I should probably just clean out the freezer instead.
Moussaka for dinner, I think, now that the thawed chicken is safely cooked.
Yumm....primal moussaka! LOML walked in as I was cooking and gave it a funny look. I think it was the eggplant, though....but he wasn't staying for dinner, so he didn't have to eat it. Leftovers for two days, now. I think I need a different brand of Greek yogurt. Used Cabot, and it was a bit too yogurt-like; kind of tart. Still, it's amazing how baking yogurt turns it into bechamel sauce! I just got the Sauces book (last week) so am now going to look for a "real" bechamel sauce recipe for next time. Tomorrow's completely planned, so Wednesday will be mayo day. Tempted to make ketchup too, but I don't need it.
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My primal journal: My journey, goals, recipes, random thoughts on primal and SAD.
It's all about the journey. How we get there is at least as important as where we end up.
One thing that continues to amaze me: in a world where low-carb (regardless of reason) is considered reasonable (unlike the good old days where Atkins was weird), how is it that in most restaurants, you're lucky if they serve broccoli, and a deli-type spot doesn't do something like a crustless quiche or lettuce wraps?
If you're not in the mood for a salad, your options become quickly limited. If I'm out at lunch with friends, I'll often opt for a burger without the bun, although frankly that predates my primal days by about a decade--I don't like soggy bread, and a properly made burger is always soggy. Of course, meat itself isn't an option. There's always pulled pork or chicken options--it's the side dishes and wrappings that are the challenge. Yesterday, considering whether to go home or eat out, it hit me again how "carb inclined" our society is. Nearby "fast" options included Panera and Too Jays....neither of them particularly healthy. I'm going to have to get bravely creative--ask for lettuce leaves on the side or something so I can repack a Reuben out of the rye bread....I can live with salad dressing being non-primal for my mock sandwiches--but today, after the to-do list is a bit shorter, I'm tackling primal mayo. I've got two or three recipes, so I think I'll make just enough (cutting them in half or thirds) to do a taste test for my favorite. I hated homemade mayo when I was a kid, but am willing to try again.
My primal journal: My journey, goals, recipes, random thoughts on primal and SAD.
It's all about the journey. How we get there is at least as important as where we end up.
I see how this is done...you make sure to post at least twice a day so that you can FIND the darn thing....I wondered what I was doing wrong (/snark)
Today is a day "off"--I have a few days left in my vacation, three books that need to be worked on, and a couple of projects pending, but I'm taking the day to hang with a friend and do meditation and energy work most of the day; dinner with friends at a Turkish restaurant tonight. That will likely mean having some grains, but I can limit them by virtue of peeling off the pita from my gyro as I eat it, or by having the roast chicken. Since I love gyros, the former is probably going to be my option. Breakfast and lunch won't be a problem, as breakfast will be here and lunch will be leftover primal moussaka that I'm taking with me.
At least 15 minutes in the sun? Covered. We'll spend part of the day on her front porch, I guarantee. It's too nice outside not to. (Weird weather. We were predicted to have a colder than normal winter and a couple of months ago our squirrel population boomed, complete with fat bodies and bushy tails--generally a sign of a cold winter. Yeah, not so much.) While I'm loving this, I'm also a bit concerned because we're really out of whack on the weather, and if it does turn cold, we may lose a lot of plants.
Stress is up this week, despite the remaining vacation days (a two week vacation is fantastic, btw) and gorgeous weather. LOML is prepping to deploy; not my personal favorite activity. I'm in the middle of some things at work, and getting antsy about how much there'll be to do when I return...but refusing to check my inbox while I'm still out of the office! Yay me, separating professional and personal time.
A blue jay just landed on my balcony. Okay, that's random, but so was he! Very funny to watch him peck at my "garden" pots that don't have any plants in them yet. Which reminds me, I should plant some seeds--the ones I have may be bad--I forgot to put them indoors over the summer--and I should find out before seed season arrives so I can stock up on new seeds if need be. Even though I'm working out of pots on a balcony, I'd really like to grow at least a little of my own food--there isn't much variety available here ("farmers" markets are a misnomer here--if only because I don't have time to scout for smaller stands. The bigger gatherings tend to collect not farmers, but salesmen. Same stuff at the grocery store, just fresher. Not even cheaper, usually. Just fresher by a week or two.)
And that's all she wrote. I need to go forage breakfast. Nearly a week primal and one thing I'd been noticing has been confirmed: sugar clouds my hunger signals. I'd been noticing that the more sugar (note: sugar includes grains for me) I was eating, the less I could tell if I was actually hungry. Nearly a week off sugar (or 99% off sugar) and I've once more discovered the belly rumbles. What's funny though is there's almost no lead up--probably because I'm not craving the next round of energy. So I'm not hungry, then I'm a little hungry--with no desire to eat--and then I'm suddenly famished. Largely, this is working for me
My primal journal: My journey, goals, recipes, random thoughts on primal and SAD.
It's all about the journey. How we get there is at least as important as where we end up.
Yesterday. Ah, a day for the history books. Or something. BTW, I pretty much did what I predicted, so some carbs in the form of french fries and about half the pita, which was loaded with beef and salad-y things. Good conversation with friends. Not even tempted for the baklava.
Turns out, I don't REALLY deal with crises by eating everything in sight or even craving everything in sight. Although at this moment I am hungry (haven't eaten breakfast yet) and was just reviewing a journal suggesting a coconut oil/chocolate treat that's suddenly sounding really good.
Turns out, I deal with crises by crying non-stop for a couple of hours and then trying to put my life back together in a new and more interesting fashion. That was yesterday afternoon. I'm only crying periodically now--a few minutes at a time before dragging myself over to the part where I did this because it needed to be done, even if it felt like I was tearing my heart out at its roots to do it. Today, I feel like I need to curl up into a little ball until someone bigger than me waves a magic wand and does the life reset. But holy crap it hurt.
So, today...I don't know. Maybe it's a good day to let myself feel like crap and read a book, or maybe I should knock through some projects. Seems like 23 years of loving someone ought to be worth taking a day off from making progress on things, but they have to get done eventually, and other people are counting on my doing them fairly soon. Like yesterday.
Maybe I'll feel more energized after breakfast. And with nothing in the house but primality (well, I could MAKE cookies, but is it worth it?), I can't even bury my sorrows in ice cream. And come to think of it, I wonder if eating better (i.e. clearing the crap out of my body over the past week) had something to do with my moment of extreme awareness and willingness to make the hardest decision I've ever had to make--to end a relationship that hasn't worked in a very (embarrassingly) long time. Taking responsibility for my own well-being, all that....
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The survival-horror genre was in need of some fresh thoughts. After the so-so Silent Hill Homecoming and the disappointment of Alone in The Dark, survival-horror was struggling to survive without any real good games. Luckily, EA delivers one of the surprises of the year with Dead Space: It's been a long time ago since we've […]
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What's New for 2012:
- Lane-departure warning and forward-collision alert are added to the options list
- Touch-screen audio interface is now standard, compatible with Bluetooth-based Pandora online radio and Stitcher news feed
- Flex-fuel compatibility with the 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine
Exterior Features
The 2012 GMC Terrain is a compact crossover utility vehicle offered in two different trim levels. Seventeen-inch alloy wheels are standard, with larger wheels available on higher grades.
Interior Features
The 2012 GMC Terrain offers seating for 5 passengers. Base models include cloth upholstery, air conditioning, full power equipment, cruise control, rearview camera, 6-speaker audio system, and more. Higher trim levels are equipped with automatic climate control, leather upholstery, power driver's seat, leather-wrapped steering wheel, Bluetooth phone connectivity, 8-speaker audio system, and other premium equipment.
Optional Features
Major options on the 2012 GMC Terrain include a larger 3.0-liter V-6 engine, chrome wheels, trailer towing package, navigation system, and a new lane-departure warning and forward-collision alert system.
Under the Hood
GMC Terrain models are fitted with one of two standard engines. The standard is a 2.4-liter 4-cylinder rated at 172 horsepower. The optional engine is a 3.0-liter V-6 rated at 264 horsepower. The standard transmission is a 6-speed automatic. Front-wheel drive (FWD) is standard, with all-wheel drive (AWD) optional.
Fuel Economy
EPA fuel-economy figures for the 2012 GMC Terrain are:
- GMC Terrain FWD with 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine: 24/32 mpg (city/highway)
- GMC Terrain AWD with 3.0-liter V-6 engine: 16/23 mpg (city/highway)
Standard safety features of note on the 2012 GMC Terrain include side curtain air bags and a 1-year subscription for OnStar telematics. In government crash tests, the 2012 GMC Terrain received an overall rating of 4 (out of 5) stars, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), as well as 5 stars in side crash tests and 4 stars in frontal and rollover tests. In tests conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), the Terrain received a \"Good\" rating-the Institute's highest-for frontal-offset and side-impact crashes, as well as a \"Good\" rating in roof strength tests. The Terrain was an IIHS \"Top Safety Pick\" in 2011.


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Show Me the Menu: Google Now Displays Restaurant Menus in Search Results
You can now Google [show me the menu for ...] and Google will display their full menu directly in the search results, without you needing to click through to an additional page, whether on the restaurants homepage or on a third-party website.
Google Maps Overhaul Arrives for iOS, With Dedicated Tablet Design
The iOS update sports an overhauled interface with new discovery features. But more importantly for Apple tablet users, the updated app has been specially designed so all the above features work better and more intuitively on a bigger screen.
Google Overhauls Android Maps App
Google has given its Android Maps application a makeover. The update includes an overhauled interface with new discovery features that allow users to quickly browse and discover new places without having to type, and enhanced navigation features.
Google Maps Gets a Brand New Look
Google has announced a revamping of Google Maps and it is much more than a few changes. It is a reworking of the entire Google Maps interface from the group up, designed to make Maps more intuitive for users. Advertisements also have a new look.
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There is a Chinese garden south of town which is worth a visit. There is an old terrapin of a Chinese man, bearded and rawboned, who they say is a very famous and skillful gardener. Small vegetables and the like are planted in profusion, lavish manuring and irrigated. His products are produced very, very early in abundance.
130 years ago
The Methodist revival now in progress in this city has resulted very much to the discomfiture of Satan. The workers have moved fearlessly upon the cohorts of unrighteousness and the darkness of sin has been illumined by the true gospel ray.
100 years ago
The Douglas County Commissioners are busy working on the road to Lake Tahoe. There is one section in town that needs immediate attention — that between the Muldoon farm and the Quill home. It is not only rocky, but extremely narrow. The auto is to blame and with the coming of the tourist.
70 years ago
Gov. E. P. Carville announced yesterday the Forest and Range Fire Fighter Service is being organized in the state of Nevada. One hundred and ninety-nine forest and range fires were reported in Nevada in 1942. Seventy-five percent are man-caused.
50 years ago
The April meeting of the Mark Twain Garden Club was highlighted by "Crazy Hat Day" at the home of Mrs. Richard Perry.
20 years ago
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced it is sampling mercury contamination in and around the Carson River.
Trent Dolan is the son of Bill Dolan, who wrote this column for the Nevada Appeal from 1947 until his death in 2006.


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After spending Wednesday morning with the Pope, Bush stepped up to the Rose Garden lectern to announce his bold plan to…wait for it…let emissions rise for SEVENTEEN -- yes, 1-7 -- more years. And then in 2025 -- well after we've spewed enough to CO2 to make the planet a hotter mess than Lindsay Lohan -- Bush proposed to finally halt the growth of emissions and then, "so long as technology continues to advance," we can finally begin to actually cut emissions.
For a moment I thought the president would then break into his trademark smirk and say "just joshin' ya!" and then proceed to spell out a plan that was not in fact a total joke. Unfortunately the president was in fact serious; leading me to wonder what America had done to deserve the colossal cosmic joke known as the past seven years.
Proving at long last that he has no shame, the president then proceeded to attack "some courts" that have tried in vain to order his administration to take global warming seriously. Of course one of those courts is the Supreme Court, which he and his administration have stubbornly defied for over a year now.
(One would think that he'd be a little nicer to them, considering, you know, a certain other 5-4 decision.)
Bush then went on to complain about some "antiquated" laws that happen to be getting in the way of his do-nothing agenda. You know, some real over-the-hill, time for the glue factory specials like the Clean Air Act, the Endangered Species Act, and the National Environmental Policy Act. Luckily, in 2005 the Republican-controlled Congress only granted the President the power to waive any and all laws for any reason whatsoever in certain cases.
Reaction was swift and damning, with our own Carl Pope saying: "The president is throwing a Hail Mary to polluters in a last-ditch effort to stave off any meaningful action on global warming. Under the president's plan we'll need a real miracle to save us from global warming." But perhaps the German Environment Minister said it best when he called the president's sham speech "losership, not leadership."
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Femmes have fueled explosion of manga
It's been a long time since comics were just for kids, but increasingly they're also no longer just for superheroes.
The exploding popularity of graphic novels has opened up comics to new audiences and new genres. And just as the superheroes of yesteryear have taken up permanent residence in Hollywood, the new comics of today could become the bigscreen hits of tomorrow.
"Comics are now written without regard to the age of the reader and written in ways that females like, which means from a movie standpoint that they're steeped in the real world a lot more," says Scott Mitchell Rosenberg, president of Platinum Studios.
Females have fueled the explosion of the manga style, both in imported titles from Japan, like "Fruits Basket"; homegrown efforts such as "Dramacon"; and even yaoi — erotic comics for women about pretty gay men.
Female readers also are scooping up comedies such as Bryan Lee O'Malley's "Scott Pilgrim" and personal memoirs along the lines of Alison Bechdel's acclaimed "Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic" and Marjane Satrapi's "Persepolis."
Comics are a passion business that compensate for frequently slim financial rewards with near-complete creative freedom, making possible such idiosyncratic books as "Pride of Baghdad," Brian K. Vaughan's forthcoming graphic novel about lions escaping the zoo during the American invasion of the city in 2003.
Image Comics, which once produced almost exclusively superhero comics, has one of the broadest catalogs of titles in the business. In addition to "The Walking Dead," which has inspired a wave of zombie comics, the company puts out popular thriller "Girls" and "Fell," an acclaimed crime series from writer Warren Ellis.
"What we encourage people to do when they come to Image Comics is follow their own muse," says president Erik Larsen, who writes and draws superhero series "The Savage Dragon."
Mike Richardson, president of Dark Horse Comics, says that being based on a comic can't hurt a film project, but simply turning a screenplay into a comic is no guarantee of success.
"We've produced nearly 20 projects over the past 20 years. None have been created solely for the purpose of 'Let's make a movie,' " he says.


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Luke 12:48
"From everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded; and from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be asked."
Voting for Trump? Voting for Hillary? Before you make or post another negative comment about our US Presidential Candidates… read this article first.
For a good while now I have had the privilege of helping to shape the global discussion about the future of Christianity as it pertains to technological futurism. I have met and spoken with numerous tech-savvy Christians from various parts of the world, all of which have articulated that they believe that the quickly emerging technological future has radical implications for their faith. In the midst of those discussions, I have heard many perspectives and through them I have come to understand one very valuable fact: Christianity is desperately in need of an updated technological hermeneutic.
Most Christians I know believe in extraterrestrial aliens. The accounts of such beings in our sacred texts are frequent and have been recorded my numerous sources. What most people fail to consider is how aliens will play a role in our coming eschatological future.
Following the recent historic International Summit on Human Gene Editing, held in Washington DC, it has become clear that humanity is on the verge of experiencing a radical technological transformation that will challenge our preconceptions as to what it means to be human. And while these advancements rightly raise questions regarding the ethical application of these emerging technologies they are also challenging preconceived notions regarding theological belief. One place in theology where such technological developments will certainly have a dramatic impact is on the current Christian concept of spiritual gifts.
Motherboard features The Rev. Dr. Christopher Benek's opinion piece on How Technology Will End The Abortion Debate. Read the full article HERE.
It is often articulated in society that Christianity and science/technology are at odds. While most people of faith do not hold this belief, it is imperative that the church universal continue to dispute this negative stereotype. The most effective way that Christians can do so is by actively affirming their support for people called to work in the fields of science and technology.
In the next 20 years intelligent machines will eliminate a large percentage of human jobs. The impact of this change has the potential to create, at least temporarily, vast levels of unemployment, increased poverty, and homelessness. In light of this coming event, churches seeking to aid those affected should begin to prepare for how they will help people to address these future concerns.
There is a great debate happening around the world regarding the future of Artificial Intelligence. Some people believe that AI will bring forth the end of humanity. Others fear that robots simply won't have humanity's best interest in mind. I am not so pessimistic. Actually, I believe Artificial Intelligence will one day lead people to new levels of holiness.
As technology continues to increasingly develop it exposes human intention while eliminating our privacy. The result of this accelerating trend is that the confidentiality that we currently maintain as persons will continue to erode. As such, we should begin to prepare ourselves for the biggest reveal of all: The day when technology exposes the thoughts of our mind.
Have you ever been in an online community where you trying to discuss information that you are deeply invested in and then someone, seemingly out of nowhere, begins to deliberately sow discord among the group? The intentional introduction of inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic posts with the deliberate intent of disrupting regular on-topic group discussion – commonly known as Internet trolling – has become a favorite pastime of many Christians in the world today. Unfortunately, many folks haven't yet learned that one cannot serve both God and Internet trolling.
25 years ago most people didn't imagine that the Internet would reshape the way that they existed on a day-to-day basis. 25 years from now people will think about Virtual Reality the same way we think about the Internet today – we won't even be able to imagine our global existence without it. One of the largest beneficiaries of this technological development could be the global church because VR is going to change the way that Christians participate in worship.
Recently, at each of our church's worship services, I asked the members of the congregation I serve to indicate, by a show of hands, how many of them believe that they will not die. Not a single person answered in the affirmative. I would venture to guess that my congregation's response to this question is typical among the vast majority of Christians across the world today. Even so, the eschatological hope of avoiding death that was prevalent in the early of days of Christianity may soon return to the church universal via a seemingly unlikely source – mainly – human technological advancement.


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Erie DA wants to try fugitive Akerly in absentia
Michael E. Akerly, facing trial on charges he raped a 61-year-old grandmother in a Plum Street basement, slipped into hiding in the summer of 1998 and brought his prosecution to a halt that has lasted 16 years.
The woman, who was so badly injured that she required surgery, spent nine years waiting to have her case heard by a jury. But she died of lung cancer in 2007 at the age of 70.
The Erie County District Attorney's Office is no longer waiting for Akerly's return.
It wants to take his case to trial without him.
Assistant District Attorney Erin Connelly has filed a rare motion in Erie County Court asking the court to allow her to try Akerly, now 53 and still a fugitive, in absentia.
"The Commonwealth requests this case be scheduled for a jury trial," she wrote.
Connelly, 36, joined the office in 2003. In college in 1998, she missed the news of Akerly's arrest.
She retrieved the Akerly case file after a recent story in the Erie Times-News highlighted Akerly as one of the local fugitives most sought by Erie County Sheriff John Loomis.
Connelly, who has been the District Attorney's Office's lead prosecutor of sex crimes against adults for 10 years, thought if Akerly was caught, she should be prepared to try him. That goal changed as she leafed through the file.
"I was appalled," Connelly said. "There was such an injustice here. This lady did not get her day in court because this guy ran."
In her motion, which is pending before President Judge Ernest J. DiSantis Jr., Connelly noted that Pennsylvania law states, "the defendant's absence without cause shall not preclude proceeding with the trial."
Akerly, 37 at the time of the crime, Connelly said, "was well aware he was charged with a crime and what the crime was. He had an attorney. It is not like he did not know he was on bond. He consciously fled."
She said the urgency to resolve the case grows the older the case gets.
"One way or the other, it needs to be laid to rest," she said.
District Attorney Jack Daneri approved the move.
"There is an interest in bringing the defendant into the courtroom," he said. "But the same way he is entitled to his day in court, so is the commonwealth, and when I say the commonwealth, we are talking about the public at large, most importantly the victim and the victim's family."
Police said the woman left Luigi's restaurant, 727 W. 18th St., with Akerly on Feb. 4, 1998, after he offered to let her use his phone to call a cab at his residence a block away in the Continental Rubber Works building at 1919 Plum St. When they reached his living quarters, a basement room, he refused to let her leave and attacked her, police said.
The woman, who was bleeding profusely, has testified that she convinced Akerly to let her go by telling him she was a diabetic and needed her medicine. Akerly called her a cab, she said, but then climbed in and accompanied her to her home. There she called a family member and signaled that she needed help.
She was hospitalized in critical condition.
Connelly used social media to find relatives of the woman, who were surprised the case might be revived.
"Who would think after 16 years later somebody is going to try to do something?" one of the woman's sons said.
If DiSantis grants the motion, he would likely appoint counsel for Akerly, who faces charges of rape, aggravated assault, aggravated indecent assault, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse and attempted involuntary deviate sexual intercourse.
If Akerly is convicted, he could then be sentenced in absentia. That sentence, barring any successful appeals, would go into effect if he were captured.
Erie lawyer Elliot Segel represented Akerly initially, but withdrew from the case after Akerly jumped his $5,000 bail in August 1998 and fled. Efforts to locate Akerly, including multiple airings of a story about the case on the television show "America's Most Wanted," have failed.
Reports over the years indicated he could be living with the Amish in New York, staying with a girlfriend in Tennessee, or hiding in Erie County.
Segel said he could not comment on Connelly's motion.
Speaking generally from a defense perspective, "there are numerous and substantial problems for trying to proceed in this fashion," he said.
Convicted defendants who fail to appear for sentencing are frequently sentenced in absentia.
Trying fugitives like Akerly in absentia is less common. But Connelly in her motion pointed to the case of notorious fugitive Ira Einhorn, whom the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office prosecuted in absentia in 1993 for the 1977 killing of his girlfriend, Holly Maddux.
In the Akerly case, Connelly said she was discouraged to learn that the woman had died several years after Akerly fled, but said she has the evidence she needs to move forward.
A prosecutor can use a statement provided by a witness in court as long as the defendant has had the opportunity to cross-examine that witness. The woman testified against Akerly in a preliminary hearing on March 5, 1998. She described the attack in detail to a district judge, who bound Akerly over for trial.
Connelly has the transcript of that testimony.
"She was under oath. He had the opportunity to confront his accuser," she said.
"The way I see it after 16 years, if he wants his right to justice, he needs to show up for his trial," she said.
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AUSTIN — Nearly 750,000 Texans signed up for medical insurance under the federal Affordable Care Act during the six-month period that ended March 31, the Department of Health and Human Services announced.
"The fact that more people enrolled after March 1 than in the first five months of open enrollment shows Texans were motivated by the deadline," said Mimi Garcia, Texas state director at Get Covered America, the nation's leading enrollment coalition in the ACA.
"And many of them wanted the assurance of good health coverage this year, and they didn't want to wait until 2015 to be insured," Garcia said in reference to the 733,757 Texans who signed up for medical coverage under the healthcare law popularly known as Obamacare.
The last-minute rush to sign up is credited for the higher-than-expected number of enrollees in the nation. In Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and other cities across the nation people waited in line — many of them for hours — to buy insurance.
But in rural West Texas, which has one of the highest percentage rates of uninsured in the Lone Star State, it was a different story. Not many people signed up for coverage.
"As far as our hospital goes, we haven't seen any impact the Affordable Care Act has had," said Mike Click, CEO of Terry Memorial Hospital District in Terry County, which oversees the five-doctor Brownfield Regional Medical Center.
"We always take care of the indigent and the needy," Click said. "I don't see that changing."
As was the case last year, about 40 percent of the hospital's patients are on Medicare and another 20 percent on Medicaid, Click said.
Former Lubbock County Judge Don McBeath, now director of government relations at the Texas Organization of Rural and Community Hospitals, said the story of Brownfield Regional Medical Center is the story of other rural hospitals in West Texas.
"They didn't sense a last-minute rush," McBeath said. "Until the federal government gives us that data, we won't know how many people enrolled or didn't enroll in rural areas."
Federal health officials did not release any data showing where enrollees live.
McBeath, Click and other rural healthcare providers said they hope that even if the majority of the uninsured didn't sign up during the enrollment period, they will start signing up during the open enrollment period that begins in the fall.
"I think it's going to take some time," McBeath said.
"If you look back at Medicare (in the mid-1960s) and Medicare Part D (nearly a decade ago) you had a lot of people who waited a while to see how it would work. People are slow to engage in."
Rep. Drew Springer, whose House District 68 represents 22 rural counties, theorized the reason many uninsured people in rural West Texas didn't sign up for coverage is because they are used to living without medical coverage.
"I have yet to have a constituent ask me, 'Should I enroll?' Springer, R-Muenster said. "And I really haven't heard the hospitals' perspective either."
In addition, for some rural residents, the cost of being insured is prohibitive if they don't qualify for a federal government subsidy, he said.
Like other Republican lawmakers, Springer opposes the new health care law but anticipates the Legislature will address the issue when it is back in session next year.
"I have always said that during the interim we would have to digest how Obamacare is working," he said.
In Hall and Collingsworth counties, which Springer represents, 39 and 38 percent of the population are uninsured — one of the highest percentages in the state — according to statistics from AARP Texas, an organization that advocates for people 50 and older.
Rep. Garnet Coleman, D-Houston, a health care expert, said that eventually his Republican colleagues will acknowledge the law is not only working, but it is here to stay.
GOP lawmakers also will realize it is in rural counties where the health care law is needed most because of the high percentage of uninsured, Coleman predicted.
"One by one, objections and criticisms of the Affordable Care Act are falling flat," said Coleman, who was a member of Obama's State Legislators for Health Reform, a group of 32 legislators.
"Today's numbers have blown away even some of the most optimistic estimates of the Affordable Care Act," he said.
"Millions of Americans are now able to purchase affordable health insurance, many for the first time."
Like most of his fellow Democrats in the Legislature, Coleman said the health care law has not had as many enrollees as in other states because his Republicans have opposed it since Day 1.
"It's all politics, and the political rhetoric will continue through November of 2014," when the general election is held, Coleman said.
However, like Click, McBeath and other health care providers in rural counties, Coleman said he thinks the number of enrollees will increase during the next open enrollment period.
"When all those uninsured people start hearing and seeing how the law works, that will convince them to sign up, too," he said.


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Volume 8, Number 2 (June 2015)
This issue offers detailed insights into potential market inefficiencies in power and gas trading. The key issues of practical concern relate to the materiality of the inefficiencies, their sustainability and their determinants.
Day-ahead forward premiums in the Texas electricity market
This paper looks at forward and spot market-price convergence in the competitive Texas electricity market in the presence of large-scale wind generation.
Mexican energy regulator looks ahead to greater integration with US
Mexico's energy reform may lead to closer ties with adjacent US states
Tradition's Pinchin looks back on successes and failures
Broker's co-founder draws on skills and contacts to launch youth charity
Energy market has bright future, despite bad news
Poor liquidity and bank retreat mask energy market optimism
Ten years after its collapse, Enron lives on in energy markets
Charting the Enron legacy
Building the future energy markets in emerging Asia
Energising the future
Tacking liquidity risk in illiquid power markets
Liquidity turns eastward
Sparking innovation
In the second of two articles tracing the beginnings of energy derivatives trading, Roderick Bruce looks at the development of the natural gas and electricity markets in the US and Europe
The cost of deregulation
US electricity deregulation does not necessarily make prices more competitive, as is shown in this study of New England power prices by Logical Information Machines
Rethinking European power
European energy firms are seeking to reposition their products and strategies in advance of European Union market deregulation. FAME Energy reports
Seam shifts in central Europe
Gordon Feller looks at the changing coal economies of Bulgaria, the Czech Republic and Slovenia and the effect of electricity sector moves in the region
Climbing the competition Pole
The Polish government hopes to boost competition in the electricity market through a controversial securitisation plan that it will use to buy out long-term contracts between generators and the transmission grid operator. Maria Kielmas reports


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Louis Langrée and the Festival Orchestra launch another unforgettable summer with an evening of Mozart. Eloquent interpreter Richard Goode joins them for the joyous Piano Concerto No. 23 in a program that ends with the "Jupiter" Symphony.
Louis Langrée, conductor
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Overture to Don Giovanni
Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major
Symphony No. 41 ("Jupiter")
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BET Hip-Hop Awards 2016 Honor Snoop Dogg with I Am Hip Hop Award"To all the young rappers in the game, a lot of people don't understand you," Snoop Dogg said. "Y'all are misunderstood. I was misunderstood at the beginning.
Snoop Dogg Talks Weed, Martha Stewart, Police Brutality"Every day of our lives, this is what we've been going through with the police. Getting beat, getting pulled over for nothing, getting harassed, getting killed."
Black Eyed Peas Re-Release 'Where is the Love?' with Justin Timberlake, Usher, MoreThe new version also features Mary J. Blige, The Game, Tori Kelly, A$AP Rocky, DJ Khaled and more.
Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa Sued after Railing Collapse at New Jersey ConcertLawyers representing 17 of the people injured when a railing collapsed at the show filed suit on Wednesday (August 24) in Philadelphia.
5 Rappers Who Should Appear on The Simpsons' Hip-Hop EpisodeMr. Burns needs an all-star rap team? We've got it covered.
Perez Hilton's Daily Update: Leslie Jones Hilariously Tweets The OlympicsEveryone was thinking it, but Leslie Jones was tweeting it!
Snoop Dogg to Co-Host 'Dinner Party' Series with Martha StewartThey've made brownies and mashed potatoes together, and during the Comedy Central Roast of Justin Bieber, Stewart claims she "accidentally" got high with the rapper.
Snoop Dogg: 'Suge Knight Was the Monster, the Boogieman'Snoop also said it was his idea to sign Tupac to Death Row.
Watch Snoop Dogg Guess How Stuff is MadeAnother hilarious segment of "Howz It Mizzade?" for your viewing pleasure.
Snoop Dogg Says Hell No to Hot Dogs"If that's how they make hot dogs, I don't want one, I'm good," Snoop said.
Snoop Dogg and The Game Team Up to Lead Protest in L.A.The rappers want to start a dialogue with the LAPD's new recruits.
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Truthfully, the screening has never been a thing for me. It's never been an issue and as far as I can see, will never be an issue. I think that it's something that works, something that is very effective, and is something that doesn't do a single thing to hurt or hinder my personal privacy.
Those that have a problem being screened seem to miss the outlying idea that bras and underwear and 'cavities' are the places most illegal things are hidden. And those are the exact areas that need to be scanned the most. If someone has to look at my junk through a tiny screen in xray form to ensure that I will get on my plane, have a safe flight, and land safely in my destination then so be it.
There are two people that are worried about this. The first are people who have thought, are thinking, or will think that they could possibly hide something and bring it onto a plane and this screening is the one thing to make their job really tough. The other people are the same people that will fake a massive neck injury in a fender bender with a deer and try to sue the government for not having a deer crossing sign. The people that oppose this are people that are selfish and only care about themselves. They are the people that will complain no matter what. You say 'We're going to jump' and they say that it's unconstitutional.
They are the people that always have a reason to be unhappy.
So, go ahead. Screen me. Screen the crap out of me. Coming and going if you must. But don't let this be a doorway to more and more restrictions. I don't care if you want to make sure no explosives get on a flight. I do care if you'll look through my phone or computer files as well. There is privacy and then there is necessary precautions. What's on my phone or computer is not a precaution in the least.
Stick to screening and xrays. Maybe a pat down here or there. But please, let's have it be as far as it goes. It's for you and me here. I cooperate, you do the same.
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UN Special Adviser strengthens relationship with FIBA19 June 2014
Geneva (UNOSDP) - Mr Wilfried Lemke, the Special Adviser on Sport for Development and Peace to United Nations (UN) Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, Last week visited the International Basketball Federation, Geneva, Switzerland to re-establish their partnership in order to use sport to promote peace and development.
A much heralded Ambassador of Peace and Sport, Lemke took the chance to visit FIBA Secretary General and International Olympic Committee (IOC) Member Patrick Baumann the day before joining Mr Ban for a meeting with IOC President Thomas Bach that will aim at strengthening cooperation between the two organisations.
"I am a close friend of Patrick (Baumann) and I promised that one day when I was nearby, I would visit the new building as I had only ever been to the old one," explained Lemke. "It is very modern and state of the art, as well as being very stylish.
"FIBA are very well connected and I am trying to organise further co-operation to see if FIBA can maybe attend one of our UN youth leadership camps which we set up in 2012 and have seen young people attend from over 50 different countries."
As part of his mandate, Mr Lemke must advocate the use of sport for development, and by encouraging sport federations such as FIBA to be aware of the power of sport in development, only enhances the power behind the movement.
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Nathaniel Stern on Interactive Art
There is something quite fitting about having Nathaniel Stern talk about what he does on Albert Einstein's birthday and Pi Day, a day to celebrate math. Stern is a wonderfully wonky ace if there ever was one. He thinks and talks fast, especially on subjects he loves, like interactive art.
This evening, he'll be presenting some of the core ideas he's been exploring for a while, part of his research for a coming book "Interactive Art and Embodiment: The Implicit Body as Performance," part of the Arts Future Book series due out from Gylphi Limited later this year. In this informal talk, Stern will argue that interactive art, at its best, creates meaning through environments of physical, bodily engagement, or what he calls "conceptual-material formations." »Read Full Blog Post
Bad Religion; Jimmy Eat World; Trampled by Turtles; the Mavericks; VENA
Bad Religion
Rough estimate, by the critic's watch, of when Bad Religion began playing, hard, at the U.S. Cellular Connection Stage Sunday night: 10:01. Rough estimate of when the SoCal punk-rock band finished off its fourth song: 10:08. »Read Full Article(1)
Eagles take it easy at Marcus Amphitheater
The news flash from the Eagles' closing-night gig at Summerfest's Marcus Amphitheater on Sunday night is that Bernie Leadon appears to be at least partway back in the band.
Eagles' historians will remember that Leadon, an original band member, exited the group in rather definitive fashion way back in 1975 when he poured a bottle of beer over Glenn Frey's head. »Read Full Article(9)
Video: Tap Milwaukee music writers recap Summerfest 2013
Well, that's a wrap. Another Summerfest has come and gone.
What rocked, what didn't at Summerfest
After 11 days of concerts and crazy crowds, Summerfest becomes a bit of a blur. But there are a few clear takeaways from Summerfest 2013:
Favorite crowd observation: Watching a stern security guard, arms folded, grimace on his face, bobbing his head ever so subtly to New Kids on the Block. »Read Full Article(16)
Exclusive Video: Bachata supergroup VENA performs "Sangre De Mis Venas" at Summerfest
Last but certainly not least, Tap Milwaukee has one more exclusive video performance to share with you from Summerfest 2013, courtesy of bachata supergroup VENA.
On Tap Today: Summerfest rundown for July 7
Journal Sentinel music writer Piet Levy gives you the rundown on what to look forward to today at Summerfest. »Read Full Blog Post
Going for a swim? Check out guide to Milwaukee-area beaches, pools
It's warming up in a hurry this Sunday morning. Might be a good day for a swim — before storms roll in later today.
If you're in the mood for some waves, or just a trip to the beach, go to Tap Milwaukee's guide to area swimming spots, with hours and other info on southeast Wisconsin beaches and pools. »Read Full Article
Three to See: Suggestions for July 7
Something known: Eagles (7:30 p.m. Marcus Amphitheater). It's hardly a news flash to say the Eagles are a great band. But an extensive new documentary has brought a renewed sense of appreciation, transforming concerts from mere gigs to victorious events. »Read Full Article
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In Tandem Theatre is giving patrons and future-patrons a chance to get a taste of its season for free Wednesday at the 7th Annual Sneak Peek & Open House. The troupe will perform tidbits from "Burying the Bones," "A Cudahy Caroler Christmas," and other plays while noshing on snacks and partaking at the cash bar. The peek takes place from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at its performing space, the Tenth Street Theatre, 628 N. 10th St. »Read Full Article


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The Name Game: Mad About Max!
It's hard to find a hotter name for boys than Max, and for good reason. Meaning 'greatest' in its traditional Latin form of Maximus, nameberry.com co-developer Pamela Redmond Satran says that Max is "unpretentious and friendly but also sounds cool."
Maybe that's why celebrity moms and dads have been choosing the moniker in droves. Charlie Sheen, Gilbert Gottfried, Christina Aguilera, Lance Armstrong, Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, Ryan and Trista Sutter and more have all been mad about various forms of Max in recent years, and they're just the latest celebrity generation to lend it their stamp of approval. Seasoned stars like Dustin Hoffman, Henry Winkler, Steven Spielberg, Nora Ephron and Carl Bernstein all opted for Max with their (now grown) children.
Kevin Mazur/Wireimage; Life & Style; Andrew Macpherson for PEOPLE — Maximilian Muñiz, Maxwell Sutter, Max Bratman
It is a name that has stood the test of time in more ways than one! Pamela explains,
"Saint Maximus was a 7th century monk and theologian from Constantinople. Maximilian grew out of Maximus and has been born by saints, kings and emperors."
While the name Maxwell — as chosen by Bachelorette alums the Sutters and cyclist Lance Armstrong — has "a somewhat different root," according to Pamela, it does have a similar meaning. An old Scottish name standing for 'Mack's stream," Maxwell derives from the Scandinavian 'Magnus' — a name selected by both Will Ferrell and Kristy Swanson — which also means "great." All forms of the name are on the rise. According to nameberry.com, in 2008 Max ranked #126, Maxwell ranked #134, Maximus ranked #258 and Maximilian ranked #300. Adds Pamela,
"Taken all together, there were nearly 9000 boys in the US given the name last year, which puts it in the Top 50, right between Jordan and Robert – much more popular than it seems!"
That popularity comes with a price, however. Pamela points out that although there are many different forms of the name for parents to choose from, "there may be more other little boys named Max than they expected out there."
In addition to her work with nameberry.com, Pamela has co-authored ten baby-naming books with Linda Rosenkrantz. Their newest title, Beyond Ava & Aiden, will become available in a few weeks.
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You might have been reading an article or a blog and might have come across me and my Fable-hating comments.
I can't find that many Fable disgruntled people out there. Just people who LOVE LOVE LOVE Fable.
I can understand it this way: When I was little; I would play Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and loved every second of it... the adventure, the scope of it all... riding a damn horse!! (which... WHY THE FUCK DON'T ANY RPG'S GIVE YOU SOME MODE OF TRANSPORTATION NOWADAYS?!?!)
So I dunno, maybe you're playing Fable and you constantly keep getting the best news of your life so playing the Fable franchise makes you have an orgasm?
The point I'm getting at is this:
- I was SUPER DUPER excited when Fable 1 was announced. Maybe you were in/near my age bracket when you heard the devious bastard Peter Molyneux say some pretty cool ass things like:
"When you play any RPG you never feel connected to your character... Fable will change that. You will play though the game as a child and a teenager and feel yourself growing up. You will be able to carve a tree and come back years later to see the tree still carved with your initials. You can practically play this game forever.
Fast forward and what do you get? 5 minutes as a child and teenager with a montage fast-forwarding your life up until adulthood. No tree to carve. You age in the game but it feels like nothing. The game just promised too much and didn't deliver.
- So Fable 2 was coming out and I though: OK they are promising change and admit that most of what happened that was bad in part 1 will change for part 2.... again Mr. Molyneux fooled me.
I FELT SWINDLED!! This man was a used car salesman in the past... I swear to god!! I played through this joke of a game extremely pissed off. The 1st few moments of the game I felt pretty confident that the game was going to be good.
Once I had my first search and fetch quest, I was convinved I wasted $60. And that first fetch quest happened within the 1st 5 minutes.
I get a dog that interacts with me? How is this special? How is this ground-breaking? How did I see so many Dev Diaries that said what they were doing with this virtual pet was ground-breaking?!?!
Then it got worse... you leave for several years which... again... gets montaged. From what I remember, you play once every minute or so and every time you do like 5 years pass by. So when u finally get to Albion a decade has gone by or something like that.
I feel that Fable 2 was trying to rectify their aging process from Fable 1.... but they failed.
SOOOoooo as I read story after story about Fable 3 I got more and more upset. Knowing that people would fall in love with this game. Knowing it will get a few awards which will get slapped onto the box cover next year. Knowing that there will quite possibly be a Fable 4 or 5 or even 6.
I hope Peter Molyneux dies or something... I also remember he said that we was definetely going to utilize the Kinnect in some way in Fable 3.... why do I have a really good feeling that he was lieing about that too??
Peter wants your money
NO. I have not played Fable 3. No I will never ever pick up nay Fable franchise ever again.


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Thank you. Yes, there are several design patterns created with the FMQ. :-D I wish I could say I planned it that way, but I didn't. I like to experiment and see what happens.
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