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|Deidre,Drake and the rest off the cast reaction
|Tweet Topic Started: Nov 18 2008, 07:08 PM (6,236 Views)
|Nov 19 2008, 03:52 PM Post #41
I doubt it. It's obvious to me that he just didn't want them anymore, plain and simple.
|Nov 19 2008, 06:22 PM Post #42
No one thought Deidre Hall would be fired, either. Ever hear of an abruptly ended storyline?More to the point, JS will probably walk on his own voilition.
|Nov 19 2008, 06:23 PM Post #43
Judi Evans never said a bad thing about the writing or her boss, either, from what I have read. I doubt Renee Jones did, either. Probably quite a few of the original slasher victims didn't, either.
|Nov 19 2008, 06:27 PM Post #44
But then you'd have the ENTIRE cast and crew unemployed..I'm all for saving the show, just wish Deidre and Drake weren't being sacrificed in the process...
|Nov 19 2008, 06:30 PM Post #45
|I just have to wonder...after all this is said and done (and I don't believe for a minute that there aren't more firings coming down the pike, as well as a drastic downgrade in production values), is it even going to be worth still having the show on the air?
|Nov 19 2008, 07:28 PM Post #46
That is a decision that NBC will need to make when the show drops to 1.6 by March! :flipoff:
|Nov 20 2008, 01:44 AM Post #47
|AOL.com was featuring a story on this. Linked to here: http://www.popeater.com/television/article/days-are-numbered-for-days-stars/254088
|Nov 20 2008, 09:28 AM Post #48
I have a real mixed opinion of actors speaking their mind about Corday and the show. On one hand, its nice to hear that they are also frustrated, etc. but on the other hand, as a potential employer or current employer of someone who did, I would not be too happy with them.
There are also two sides to this. We know what actors say to the press but we don't know what happens on the set. During shooting, actors can be vocal about how a scene is played out and that can differ from what TPTB want and the actors could speak out on set and let their real feelings air.
|Nov 20 2008, 10:00 AM Post #49
Actually, what if these actors DID go to Corday or whoever,and those people didn't listen? That's as frustrating to employees. After a while, it takes a toil. Take it from someone who wants to throw a couple of her higher administrators out the window for their stupid decisions, and won't listen to someone who is actually in the trenches. When intelligent people see their superiors doing something stupid, it's very difficult not to say something. (not saying YOU do that. I'm just sayin').
I have respect for those actors who don't sugarcoat things. The problem is....changes aren't made when those involved keep going on like everything is honkey-dorey until the ceiling caves in. There is a way to say things, and I think several actors have alluded to this in their interviews without seeming mutinous.
Obviously, the best way to do it is to discuss it with the superior in a professional manner. But, as we all know, there are those bullheaded bosses who think they know it all and do not take into consideration the wisdom and experience of those who are actually doing the work, seeing the fans, getting the reactions, etc.
The best type of boss is the collaborative, participative boss who listens to all angles, and THEN makes the decision based on what is best for ALL involved. Whether or not this happened with Corday remains to be seen.
Did he make a dumb decision? Did Hall and Hogestyn feel they were above the fray? Are their behind-the-scenes personalities different than the front they show? Or, did Hall and Hogestyn and others tried to rationally reason with TPTB, to no avail? Or did Corday honestly do what he could do, too little, too late?
We have to remember, too (as much as we hate to admit it), many actors are in the business they're in because, well, they're egotistical and like attention! It's their JOB to want attention. But,some actors are in it just because they like to pretend to be different characters and can let loose, which is something they are too shy to do in real life. It's always amazed me, when doing high school theatre, the kids who chose to be onstage. They are often the shyest kids around.
I don't think we'll really know for a while what really came down. We're still trying to figure out the whole diva thing, and aren't caught up with THAT yet! :D
|Nov 20 2008, 10:19 AM Post #50
|I would have my resume out. Just the working environment must be hell. Corday has a history of making very poor decisions. He certainly has never demonstrated an ability to solve a difficult problem creatively. He is such a backstabber. The show has gotten so bad on so many levels that it hurts me to see it self-destruct. I wish it would just go off the air with a nice Christmas celebration week. You have Corday's horrible producing skills coupled by the huge blunder of hiring back Higley and this is what you get. He acts likethis show is a duty that has been thrust on him that he really would rather not have as it causes him a great deal of stress. He is a horrible boss. Every character is out of whack. The show is now an affront to my sensibilities. I cringe for the actors when I see them spewing this shitful diologue. The make-up and hair is disturbing. Kate's little fantasy lung cancer scenes where she lies in full make-up in a bed looking lovely are truly creepy. Her type of lung cancer is fatal and cannot be cured by a bone marrow transplant from a cancer survivor. If we have to have the "realism" of autism why not Kate wasting away, not being able to eat, blisters all over her and her hair falling out. Not that I would want to see that, but this is absurd. The whole show makes me sad because it is stupid and has an air of desperation to it. And for the love of God, take off all that black eyeliner off of Melanie. I am so done.
|Nov 20 2008, 12:54 PM Post #51
You make good points. I've gathered from various comments that Corday is an absentee leader, one who is hardly there, blows in makes a decision, leaves and lets others deal with the mess he created. Then he blows back in, sees the results and makes rash decisions about how to fix the situation (firing Ed Scott for example).
I've never understood Corday's vision for the show or even if he has one. I'd say he doesn't and that has been apparent during the last 10 years of the show. We've had how many writers and producers? How many storylines have been just dropped? How many actors have been let go right after their contracts were renewed? The answer to all of these is far too many.
Corday's comment about J&M being off screen for an unknown amount of time tells me that either he will have them take a break and then as a sweeps gimmick bring them back when needed or he is randomly making decisions without a clear vision of where the show is going.
|Nov 20 2008, 01:10 PM Post #52
What it tells me is that he's trying to lose his stars but keep their fans.
|Nov 20 2008, 01:49 PM Post #53
If that is the case then Corday is a fool because he's figuring that:
1) The audience believes anything that comes out of his mouth
2) The audience will stick around while he jerks them around.......again
3) The audience is willing to come back if/when J&M returns
Corday has insulted the audience time and again for years blaming us for not watching or supporting the show when I think that he should be thankful that we are devoted/stupid enough to last as long as we have.
|Nov 20 2008, 02:07 PM Post #54
|Interesting. I was listening to our local talk radio (only for the local news), and even Paul Harvey mentioned Dee and Drake's untimely end of employment. I guess it is newsworthy!
|Nov 20 2008, 03:31 PM Post #55
Paul Harvey is still around????
I remember listening to him when I was a wee tot and he was ancient then!
|Nov 20 2008, 03:52 PM Post #56
|nah they wont get rid of lucas or ej, it is the sami show after all :P
|Nov 20 2008, 03:57 PM Post #57
haha and ill be happy watching it go down :drunk:
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Tuesday, 7 August 2012
In which I use pony shampoo
Having just given another of the hostesses a brief tutorial in how better to care for her rampant tomato plant, it's unsurprising that I was looked at askance by the chap in front of me, eyeing me for all the world as if I were one of the world's hippier tree-huggers (for the record: I'm not. I'm really, truly not).
"Right. And is that…"
"Shampoo for horses, yes."
"And you're using it on your horse?"
"No. On myself."
"Ah. That's what I thought she meant."
It's been a couple of months since I embarked upon Project Pony Shampoo, to the amusement of friends; voyeuristic curiosity of more women than care to admit it; and the intense mockery of The Writer.
Early results were promising. A good dollop of the appropriately named Mane 'n' Tail produced the best lather I've yet seen in grotty London water, and it had a pleasingly clean – and reassuringly unhorsey – fragrance. The conditioner was slightly alarming in its yellowness, but nothing that can't be overcome once you get used to it. Most importantly, it seemed to produce clean, shiny hair.
Of course, that didn't stop the ridicule from a highly sceptical TW.
"You're sleeping outside on hay tonight," he said as I stood in front of the mirror after the first use, my freshly-washed hair wrapped in the most stylish of towel turbans.
"Horses don't sleep on hay," I said, trying not to rise to the bait whilst applying eyeliner, fearing a terribly wiggly outcome. "They eat hay."
"Don't care. You're sleeping on hay. Pegasus."
Thankfully, that early attempt has since been followed up with some rather wittier repartee from my best beloved.
"My client said my hair looked nice today," I said when I returned home one night a few weeks into the experiment.
"Well, it does," TW said, as he stirred supper. He looked up at me. "And so do your hindquarters. Soon you'll be Best in Show."
And, one morning as we got ready for work:
TW: "Mmm, your hair smells nice."
Me: [Pause]
TW: "You're waiting for an equine pun, aren't you? Well I'm done neigh-saying."
He's not, of course. But, in the name of science (and long, glossy locks), I've ignored the pony-shaped puns and kept going, and am now almost at the end of the bottle. And the continued teasing has become far easier to take now that other people have started to notice that there's something different.
Because clients, colleagues and friends have all recently remarked that my hair's been looking shinier, or thicker, or longer. And whilst I remain unconvinced of the ability of pony shampoo to make one's hair grow faster, I'm persuaded that mine is now simply in much better condition: it's stronger and healthier and softer, and breaks far less easily, meaning it's growing longer. I'm a fully-paid up fan, and bottle two is currently on its way.
Of course, not everyone's as evangelical about pony shampoo as I am.
As we lay in bed one night a week or so ago, TW turned to me: "I love you, you know. You're my best friend; the love of my life…"
"Oh, that's lovely, I love you too."
"…And my noble steed."
11 comments:
- Redbookish said...
At last! The blog post all us long-haired former-riders have been waiting for!
- 7 August 2012 at 09:40
- Amy said...
I may have ordered some pony shampoo and conditioner this morning as soon as I got paid. Maybe.
- 7 August 2012 at 10:00
- Blonde said...
Red: Hah! Sorry to have kept you waiting. Wanted to give it a fair shot. I'm a total convert...
Amy: Hypothetical good call, my friend.
- 7 August 2012 at 10:10
- Please Don't Eat With Your Mouth Open said...
This made me actually laugh out loud on the train to work.
Quick question - does TW think of all his puns in advance, or does he come up with them on the hoof?
- 7 August 2012 at 10:55
- Blonde said...
PDEWYMO: Oh, Jo. Jo, Jo, Jo.
- 7 August 2012 at 11:02
- Redbookish said...
Also ... mane & tail CONDITIONER?!!! Gosh, things have got luxurious since I was showing ponies. I think I just used glycerine soap on mine. But I tended to have chestnuts with palomino like tails -- colour going from red through to silver.
- 7 August 2012 at 12:08
- nuttycow said...
Hmmm - do you think Mane'n'Tail Inc post to Switzerland?
- 7 August 2012 at 12:21
- Foodycat said...
God I love the sound of your bloke. Also, apparently Udder Balm is brilliant for dry skin, if you fancy mixing your quadrupeds (and Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Cream was developed for her horse's hooves, or fetlocks, or something).
- 7 August 2012 at 21:49
- Mud said...
I second Foodycat on Udder Cream. Used to mix it with citronella and put it on my horse's udders to keep the flies off in the summer. Amazing for silky smooth hands.
What do you think the boyfriend would think about a tub of that in the bathroom? (and believe me, it comes in MASSIVE tubs)
- 8 August 2012 at 04:42
- Blonde said...
Redbookish: I know. I've been pointed towards a leave-in conditioning spray, too... *Tempted*
Foodycat & Mud: Your suggestions prompted the following email from TW:
Seriously, VETO. I will leave you. x
- 8 August 2012 at 12:55
- kirses.com said...
Thanks for the update - my 150ml trial sizes arrived this morning - your feedback is very convincing!
- 9 August 2012 at 23:12

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Love Adam but not with the middle name Rayne
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Rayne is girly!!
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He will definitely be teased if anyone finds out what his middle name is.
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Two Toledo men charged with robbing a home after forcing three people, including two children, to the floor at gunpoint were indicted by a Lucas County grand jury Tuesday.
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A third suspect, Marquese Collins, 16, faces similar charges in Juvenile Court.
Police said three armed males forced their way into a home in the 1800 block of Marne Avenue after coming in through the backyard at 6:45 p.m. May 27. The men forced the two youngsters, ages 5 and 7, as well as their 15-year-old baby-sitter onto the floor at gunpoint, police said.
The victims were told that they would be shot if they did not comply, police said. The suspects left with televisions, cash, and some clothing.
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The Fogler Library Friends will again collaborate with the Friends of Dr. Edith Marion Patch to host the annual Earth Day Celebration of the Life and Legacy of Dr. Patch, which honors the accomplishments of the next generation of women in science at the University of Maine.
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Dr. Patch was the first woman scientist employed by the University of Maine. She earned professional renown for her work as an agricultural entomologist. She as one of America's earliest environmental advocates, calling for reduction in chemical pesticide use a generation before Rachel Carson. The Edith Patch award is given each year to outstanding undergraduate and graduate women at the University of Maine, in acknowledgement of distinguished work that they have done here, and in recognition of their promise for future contribution to the fields of science, agriculture, engineering, or environmental education.
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Skip to comments.'SCARY MOVIE' PRODUCER (David Zucker) MAKES CAMPAIGN AD; MOCKS DEMOCRATS
Posted on 10/10/2006 12:26:52 PM PDT by slowhand520Edited on 10/10/2006 12:32:27 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
'SCARY MOVIE' PRODUCER MAKES CAMPAIGN AD; MOCKS DEMOCRATS Tue Oct 10 2006 15:13:16 ET
The DRUDGE REPORT has obtained an exclusive copy of a "scary" campaign advertisement created by Hollywood producer and director David Zucker that was intended to be used by GOP organizations in the closing weeks of the 2006 campaign.
However, the advertisement was deemed "too hot" by GOP strategists all across Washington, DC who have refused to use it!
In the ad, Zucker, producer of SCARY MOVIE 4, recreates former Clinton Secretary of State Madeleine Albright's 2000 visit to North Korea. During the visit, Secretary Albright presented North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il with a basketball autographed by former NBA superstar Michael Jordan.
An actress playing Secretary Albright is shown presenting Kim Jong Il with the Michael Jordan basketball, painting the walls of Osama bin Laden's Afghanistan cave and turning a blind eye to suicide bombers. In one scene her skirt rips as she changes the tire of a Middle Eastern dictator's limousine.
One GOP strategist said "jaws dropped" when the ad was first viewed. "Nobody could believe Zucker thought any political organization could use this ad. It makes a point, but it's way over the top."
Zucker is the producer and director of comedies such as "Airplane" and "The Naked Gun." In 2004, Zucker, a longtime Democrat, embraced the Republican Party based on concerns he had about national security issues and voted for President George W. Bush.
Hope it's funnier than his movies....
Freaking cowards. Use it. It will be a blockbuster!
Cue the Airplane! quotes...
An election? Its a time when people go to the polls to choose their leaders... but that's not important right now.
This ad sounds no more outlandish than the ads Patty Wetterling is running in Minnesota's 6th CD. They are full of outright lies and distortions.
And stop calling me Shirley.
you gotta understand the "new media." you officially distance yourself from the racy stuff, knowing full well it's going to get full play in the "underground." All the more so because you say you "don't approve."
The keystone of propaganda is that the medium does the influencing, regardless of who says they "approve" of the message.
Bump for later
Get that finger out of your ear, you don't know where that fingers been!!
The fog is getting thicker.. and Leon's getting larger!
You ever seen a grown man naked?
lol thats pretty good.
It is on You tube for all to see. Plus the publicity generated by having it leaked to Drudge will have all a twitter. In the meantime the GOP takes the high road. Pretty cool.
there were some very funny moments in scary movie. the satire was spot on, if not all the gags.
Do you like Gladiator movies?
'III' was pretty funny... the 'wake-scene' cracks me up.
ROTFLMAO, I haven't seen any of his movies but sure enjoyed his commercial.
It's funnier than anything I've seen on SNL for years.
That's pretty funny!--not to mention spot on.
I liked it... if dems complain... TRUTH HURTS!
Have you ever been in a Turkish prison?
They should run it. Sometimes a little humor illustrates things better.
Of course the phony highbrow set will complain about its contents.
Are you kidding? Airplane and The Naked Gun are two of the funniest movies I've ever seen.
Of course, considering the current Foley mess, I guess the "Joey, do you like movies about gladiators?" and the "Have you ever seen a grown man naked?" lines didn't make it into the GOP spot. :-)
Must confess . . . .I chuckled a few times. . .
It's OK. I speak Jive.
I'm sorry, I don't speak jive.
I think it makes a couple of important points. It needs to go on free TV.
Looks like Republicans picked a bad week to give up sniffing glue!
They freaked out about the 9/11 movie. Wait 'til they see this. LOL
Me likey Anna Faris.
"Stop calling me 'Shirley.'"
Best Republican campaign add in many years. Too bad the good guys are wussing out on using it but being spineless seems to be par for the course.
Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit amphetamines.
Sounds like some people are starting to get it
Scary Movie is great.
A bit over the top, but it is satire.
Surely you can't be serious....
They had their moments.
Mrs. Lurkin doesn't understand why I think the funniest gag is the guy in the disco pointing to the knife in his back and Julie Haggerty trying to pick up the 'dance moves'...
Don't forget the very underrated "Top Secret!"
Hillary Flammond: My uncle was born in America.
Nick Rivers: Oh, really?
Hillary Flammond: But he was one of the lucky ones. He managed to escape in a balloon during the Jimmy Carter presidency.
It will get great play as a "too hot for TV" viral video. Surely this was the intent all along.
But there's a sale at Penney's!!
Regards, Ivan
Do you like it when Scraps rubs up and down on your leg?
Link PING!
Too bad the GOP doesn't really want to win the election. If they did, they'd recognize how devastating that ad would be to the Democrats and plaster it in every media market they could afford.
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By Dejan Kovacevic | Trib Total Media
Looking ahead to first pitch …
Game: Pirates (74-77) vs. Houston Astros (50-102)
Time: 2:05 p.m.
Site: Minute Maid Park, Houston
TV, radio: Root Sports, 93.7 The Fan
Here is the live box score.
And here is the Pirates' lineup vs. Houston RHP Jordan Lyles …
- Alex Presley, LF
- Josh Harrison, 2B
- Andrew McCutchen, CF
- Garrett Jones, 1B
- Pedro Alvarez, 3B
- Travis Snider, RF
- Clint Barmes, SS
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Sunday, 6th January, 2013
Sunday at South Pole. (John)
Today is a day of rest (the station works a six-day week), so we took things fairly quietly, too. In the morning I discovered the UNSW team in a darkened computer lab, contemplating bright computer screens.
After brunch we made the 1 km walk out to our tent beside the MAPO building and worked our way through the various tasks.
Actually, the band-sawing and all of other mechanical work is being done for us by Steele, who is the Astrophysics machinist during the summer. We'll introduce you to Steele shortly. Hanging around in the machine shop I am reminded that steel (the metal, not the person) can become very brittle in the extreme low temperatures of Antarctica. Here Daniel is holding part of the tow-bar from a bulldozer, what broke.
Later in the afternoon we all met in one of the conference rooms while Craig led us through the details of the deployment to Ridge A at the end of the week. If all goes well we will have five Twin Otter flights, spread over 7 days. Planning the deployment is complex; we are limited in space and volume on each flight, and ensuring each person and each piece of equipment is where it needs to be throughout that week is crucial.
Unfortunately much of Craig's equipment is still in Christchurch, waithing for a flight to McMurdo then down to us.
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November 21, 2011
Interview with dr. Trojański about Holocaust
The 20th century is often referred to as an age of genocide – it began with the extreminations of Armenians in Turkey and finished with the ethnic cleansing in Yugoslavia. the Holocaust itself thus was not the only one example of manslaughter. So what makes the Holocaust open the list of infamous ranking of extermination acts ?
The Holocaust was not the only genocide-both before and after a similar crime took place.
You have mentioned the massacres of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire in 1915, when – according to historians 600 thousand to 1.5 million people were killed.
This event is said to be the first genocide of the twentieth century.
The Holocaust was the second largest act of genocide, but, in the same time the first, when it comes to the importance attached to it. Why did this happen? First, between the Holocaust and other genocides there are some differences. Secondly, it is the Holocaust that will directly affect the issue of perception of genocide by the international community. the definition of genocide was formed on the basis of it. It was formed by the Polish Jew, Raphael Lemkin, who during the World War II repeatedly alerted the public about the " deeds " of the Nazis in the Europe.
In 1948 Human Rights Convention was formulated. Since then the European countries started to pay attention not only to following it, but also to prevent the future genocide.
Here we should pay attention to the specific way the Jews cultivate the memory about those who were murdered.
In the very beginning they did not pay much attention to the problem of the Holocaust, because they did not want go back to the history, in some way shameful, tragic, which showed how the Jews were subject to persecution. The heroism was more important for them to show it.
During this time, Israel was struggling with its neighbors, who were an existential threat to the state. Hence stressing of the heroism proved to be more important than the martyrdom. The situation gradually changed in the 50s with the rise of Yad Veshem in Jerusalem. The trial of Adolf Eichmann in 1961 was a turning point. As it was broadcast on the radio, many people had a chance to confront this difficult part of history. It was then that Israeli society began to change its attitude to the Holocaust, treating it as part of their national identity. The Holocaust started to be used as a unifying element for the society in danger, which was then and still is valid. The memory of the Holocaust is to make Israeli society aware of the fact that they are still in danger and if they lack solidarity the history may repeat. The Holocaust became a powerful political tool then.
What makes the Holocaust different form many other crimes done to different social groups ?
First, this unique dimension of the Holocaust is manifested in the pursuit of the Germans in the total elimination of the Jewish people: for the first time in the history of mankind all the people belonging to the one ethnic group, regardless of age, sex and place of residence, were sentenced to death.
Secondly, the idea to exterminate all the Jews had no rational reasons as well as it was not compatible with the economic and political principles of the Third Reich.
All other features of the Holocaust can be found in other genocides.
The reference is inter alia the use of latest technology to kill people or the dehumanization of the victims.
Auschwitz has grown into a symbol of terror, genocide and the Shoah. Today, however, the image of "Auschwitz extermination site" is displaced with the idea of "Auschwitz-museum" - a place where tourists come to explore, see and buy souvenirs. Should we move in this direction and treat such places as museums or treat them as places of honor and memory of those who were murdered here?
Anyway – how to educate, if there is nothing to be seen or nothing to touch ...? That`s why a certain amount of many different artifacts or the barrocks were left there. What`s more, the Auschwitz and the Holocaust International Education Centre leads its activity there.
Its aim is not only to inform transfer about what happened there , but also education, education for peace, tolerance and for the prevention of crimes against humanity.
We can therefore conclude that a place like Auschwitz plays a double role: on one hand, it is indeed a place of memory, the largest World War II cemetery in the world, but on the other hand , it is a place where museum lessons can be conducted or where we can purchase educational materials.
What is important Auschwitz became an element of the contemporary culture what naturally makes its reception controversial.
We have to be aware of the fact that it is a place of memory concerning many nations and many ethnic groups, what makes it more difficult while estimating the role it should play..
Nowadays when our sensitivity to death devalued in some way , it is a very difficult task . We are bombarded with informations concerning various tragic events that happen around us and just get used to this - what else can surprise us? The problem is also that young people do not really want to go back to the past, believing that they are closed topics (the history as the subject depreciated and devaluated). Of course a visit to the memorial site plays an important role in the education. As has been already mentioned, in the Auschwitz Museum, you can literally experience what happened there. The knowledge gained in the authentic place where the crime was commited has a specific impact on the young man. And this perhaps is the way to make him realize it t is the real world where it really happened! But that's not all. To educate for the prevention of crimes against humanity, we need to change people from inside and a thorough working out the attitude, which in future will not copy the negative patterns.
The basis for peaceful coexistence among people of different race, religion or culture is tolerance. Is it something that we can learn or it is just something generated by the others , I mean are we born with the sense of tolerance or not ?
It seems to me that tolerance can be learned (in the end many of the qualities and skills are acquired with time). But we must remember that this is not only the process of acquiring knowledge but also experience. Tolerance can be learnt in the process of meeting other people and revising our own ideas about them. This is what education for tolerance is based on - knowledge and stereotypes confronted during the contact with another human being.
From a Polish perspective these events are quite different than being seen from the Jewish point of view. There still exists the idea of Polish nation helping the prosecuted Jews, shopwing courage, empathy and generosity despite the severe punishment . However, are the Polish people aware aware of certain abuses associated with the tragic situation of the Jews? And if we can (should we ?) take responsibility for it?
It is well known that each of us tends to remember the good things only, and remove the bad ones from our consciousness. It is a process characteristic for every society, also this in Poland. For many years we didn`t talk about "shameful things" for various reasons ( first it was convenient, but some political factors in the time of the communism had a reasonable impact on what was told ). Then Polish feeling of justice , their help, giving as the example well-known people like Irena Sendler who died recently. Anyway certain facts were forgotten – I mean the fact that part of Polish society was actually following the Nazi propaganda, committing various crimes ranging from theft through collaboration with the Nazi to murder.
The Polish state wanted to be perceived as the only victim of World War II, therefore there was no place for even a single fault that could be commited. The situation changed after the fall of the communism, when the first attempts to revise recent history, including the Polish-Jewish relations were made . It turned out that, for example, July 10, 1941 in Jedwabne Poles have accompanied the German crimes, the murder of their 300Jewish neighbors . For many Poles it was a shock-some of them treated it as an insult and felt injured in their national pride. After long studies, it turned out that it was true.
What's more, it was not the only incident in the region of Bialystok, there were several more acts of similar violence.
This discovery shaped the new picture of a Polish society and it still exists in the national memory than some of the crimes commited by Poles, anyway this fact is less controversial today, it is treated merely as purely historical fact.
Who does not remember the history is about to experience it again – how do you understand this, Doctor ?
These words by George Sante Jama, are engraved on one of the barracks in Auschwitz. I must admit that during one of my first visits to the camp, they stuck in my memory so much that I still often repeat them and I think about their meaning. The author of those words probably meant that the memory of the tragic events that can protect us from their repetition. I agree with Sante Jama, and I think that if we forget about what happened, it would be easier for us to commit a similar crime, but keeping the consequences in our minds, will be some kind of future warning .
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Technology Week at UNISA
By Marcelo Vitor Moretti Arbore on Dec 13, 2008
This is a nice event that happens every year at University of Santo Amaro, a well known college here in São Paulo, Brazil.
This year (2008) it happened august 20.
Is not every day that we have the chance to talk to 150 people.
We talked a little bit about Sun as a company, then we discussed the Sun Academic Initiative (SAI) and finished showing the kinds of certification that Sun offers.
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Diglipur is a (884sq km/553sq miles) large island in the North Andaman housing lush green tropical forests, world class beaches and rare attractions like the Mud Volcanoes. The island has a population of 42,880 people spread across 42 villages and 13 gram panchayats. The population is primarily made up of people from Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Kerala and hence this island offers a unique cultural experience. Cultivation and Fisheries are the two primary occupations of people in this island.
Diglipur Island is 330km/207m by road and morning bus services are available between Port Blair and Diglipur. There are three refreshing breaks in journey. At these locations, creeks need to be crossed using vehicle ferries, adding around 15 minutes of waiting time for the availability of vehicle ferries. A very beautiful 0.5 km/0.3 m long bridge connecting Mayabunder and Diglipur is one more relaxing point.
Diglipur Island is 185 km/116 m by sea from Port Blair and shipping services are available for more than 4-5 days in a week. The travel time is about 12 hours. Quality of ships, availability of cabin accommodation and quality of journey are issues in ship travel.
Ross Island (in Diglipur) offers a virgin beach bordered by a tropical forest. This island, at a distance of 20 minutes boat ride from Arial Bay jetty is an ideal spot for
Smith Island offers a similar experience like Ross Island. This island also houses a small village of about 60 families. Eco rest houses are available for overnight stay. Turtle nesting during season is an added attraction.
Lamba Bay Beach borders the Diglipur National Park, leading to Saddle Peak. This beautiful beach has a stretch of shore covered with shells. At the end of this walk is a refreshing fresh water stream 'Thambu Nali' in the foothills of National Park.
Diglipur National Park is a dense tropical forest housing a rich bank of exquisite trees, (including sandal), rare flora and wild fruits and offering trekking opportunities including climbing up natural steps formed by the roofs of old trees. Tourists need to take permission from Forest Department to trek through this Park.
Radha Nagar Beach, on the way to Kalighat, is another popular beach destination.
Kalighat Creek, on the way from Diglipur to Mayabunder offers a breathtaking view of the mangroves / equatorial forests.


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About the CQ UniversityCommencing operations in 1967, as the Queensland Institute of Technology (Capricornia), we gained full university status in 1992 (as the University of Central Queensland), changing our name to CQUniversity Australia in 2008. Today, we operate from six locations in Central Queensland with campuses in Rockhampton, Gladstone, Mackay, and Bundaberg and learning sites at Emerald and Noosa - covering an area three-to-four times the size of Victoria. CQUniversity is one of the most engaged, supportive and responsive universities in Australia. We're focused on making higher education and research more accessible and relevant to all people, especially those who live and work in our region and beyond. Although a relatively young university, we're undertaking world-class research in the areas of health, natural resources and education. We have also been one of the most successful Australian universities in attracting and servicing international students.
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Tsunami softball wins title
Glen Allen,?Va. – The 10U Tsunami team out of Summit Point has been on a hot streak the past few games of the Southeast Regional softball tournament.
The hot streak continued Sunday as the Tsunami defeated Pitt County 9-2 in the championship game. The Tsunami won their semifinal game and the championship game by a combined score of 16-4.
It was a battle of Eastern Panhandle teams during the Senior League state baseball tournament Sunday, with Charles Town/Ranson and South Berkeley battling in a semifinal matchup.
Charles Town/Ranson took a 2-0 lead in the top of the fifth inning, highlighted by RBI hits from Zach Hostler and Marcus Smith.
South Berkeley responded in the sixth, tying the game at 2-2. Austin Gall appeared to be out when he tapped the ball off the plate on a bunt attempt and was thrown at out first. However, it was ruled a foul ball, and Gall eventually knocked in two runs with a hit to center field.
CT/R went ahead for good in the top of the seventh on an RBI singled by Jonas Myers. Myers and South Berkeley's Charlie Berger had a tight pitching battle going throughout the game.
South Berkeley reached the semifinals by beating North Putnam 5-2. It took the lead for good in the sixth inning when Berger doubled home Gall.
T.J. Glenn was 2 for 2 with a pair of singles, and Chamberlain had a two-run single.
On the mound, Isaac Heironimous pitched five innings, allowing no earned runs on three hits and striking out four. He walked just three hitters.
South Berkeley had a rematch with North Putnam today.
The Summit Point 15U team reached the champoinship game of the Virginia state tournament with a pair of wins Sunday. Summit Point beat Vienna, Va., 12-2 and Stafford, Va., 4-0.
Against Stafford, Jacob Magargee pitched a one-hit to pick up the win.
Summit Point improved to 5-1 and has now scored 64 runs in the tournament. It will play Glen Allen, Va., in today's championship game.
Another Summit Point team, the 15U team, defeated Augusta 9-4 to move on in the state baseball tournament. Summit Point will play Brunswick, Va., at 9 a.m. today. The winner of that game will face
In other baseball action, the Jefferson Wildcats won in dramatic fashion, defeating the Summit Sluggers 6-5 in eight innings during the CABA World Series. Jefferson scored a run in the top of the eighth inning, then held on for the win.
Brody Price drove in three runs to pace the Wildcats. Zac Burch got the win, pitching seven innings and striking out three.
In the 11-12 state tournament, Martinsburg rolled to another easy win, defeating Shady Spring 10-4 in its opening game.
Martinsburg used four pitchers in the game, led by Daryl Pope, who pitched three scoreless innings. At the plate, Garrett Hobson was 2 for 3 with a home run, while Mikey Jackson added a pair of hits.


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I went out on an AMS service call the other day. The customer was not one of my regular customers so I didn't know him very well. The night before one of our techs was out working on his combine. The tech was telling me that he was having a problem with the map flipping on his 2600. I told him to let the customer know I'd be out in the morning to put an update in the 2600, iTC, and ATU. When I got there, I was sincerely surprised. The customer told me that he went and downloaded the update last night and updated it himself. The only problem he had was when he updated it the ATU had lost its activation code. A quick call to Greenstar Activations and he was up and running again.
Now, that doesn't sound surprising someone could handle doing an update on their own so here is some information on him. He is pushing 70 years old. This was in a 9500 combine running ATU and Yield Mapping and around 400 acres. This customer knew the ins and outs of his monitor. He had done all of his own setup on it, and had it steering really well. He knew where to find answers to questions. All he did was read the operators manual that came with his monitor. He had more of a grasp on Precision Ag technology and what it meant for him to make sure he knew how to operate it effectively than some guys half his age farming 10x more.
When someone calls and asks how to do something basic with setup, I like to ask if they looked in the manual. The most common response I get is "I don't have time to look in the manual, that is what I have you for". It is right then that I realize that customer is probably never going to use his Precision Ag technology to its fullest because he won't take the time to learn the details of their equipment. I have no problem telling you how to do something, but it is comparable a tech coming out and setting your combine at the beginning of the season and never touching it again. It might be a good starting point, but you won't know how to customize it to your operation. That can turn in to lost time and money.
I remember in high school reading the manual for the PF3000 yield monitor we had. I haven't dealt with a PF3000 in probably 5 years, but could probably still walk you through over the phone how to get through it. There hasn't been a piece of technology we have on the farm that I haven't taken the time to look at the manual and read through a bit. I learn something each time. It will make you very good at diagnosing a simple setup issue you might have because it spells out in the manual what something needs to work. You don't have to sit down and read every page, pick a section that corresponds to your task at hand and glance through it, my bet is that you will find yourself reading more pages than skipping. I got called out once to a farmers sprayer to diagnose an issue. I am by no means an expert on sprayers so I had to look at the manual for it. I actually had to take the shrink wrap off of the manual, while doing so the farmer asked me "You mean you have to look at that silly book for the answer?". I told him that is where I find 90% of my answers. Within 5 minutes I found my answer and had him fixed and on his way.
However, there are problems with manuals on technology. As soon as the new software version is released the manual is out of date. Sadly, they haven't figured out how to get print to automatically update on its own. John Deere has realized this and has a page on Stellar Support that has all of the updated manuals on it. I realize the best spot to have a manual is in the cab as you are working with it. I know not everyone has a smartphone, but most of us are carrying one now, or even a smartphone and a tablet. All of the manuals on the website are in PDF. So you can save them to your phone or tablet and view them as you need too. This does two things. It allows you to always have the manuals with you and you can keep the original manual in its shrink wrap so it doesn't lose any value (at least I think that is why I find so many manuals still in the shrink wrap). If you don't have a smartphone or tablet, you could pick up a cheap E-reader that would handle PDF files to save the manuals to. Below is a screenshot of my iPhone with some AMS manuals in it that I use most often. I have a GS2/GS3 manual, iTEC Pro, iGuide, SF3000/iTC manual all saved on my phone for quick access. I even have competitive manuals on my phone for Ag Leader and CaseIH in case I would need to figure out one of their monitors. If I don't have one I can just go directly to Stellar Support and download it and look at it. Believe it or not even your AMS Specialists have to look at the manuals to answer questions. There is just too much to know about every piece.
My challenge to you is very simple. If you are picking up your phone to call your respective Precision Ag Specialists to ask them "How do I _______?" on this monitor, pick up the manual first and look in there. You will learn a lot more by reading how to do something than having them tell you how to do it. While looking for the information you need, you might run across something you didn't know and could help you down the road.
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Naw I haven't. I doubt its the gear though
Anyone ever had this happen to them? I've been taking cut mix ED. 1.5ml with an extra 50mg of mast on top along with other orals. I've taken prop, and tren before at doses higher than this. The only thing in my stack that I've never taken before is mast p. Could mast be responsible for this?
Here are my sides:
For example, I ate around 1:00pm (Leftover pasta, chicken and mushrooms) yesterday while studying. I also ate dinner around 8:30. I went to bed around 1am and woke up at 7:30am. My stomach was churning to say the least. I've had extreme gas and diarrhea. I spent about 10min on the toilet massaging my stomach and letting out the most god-awful farts ever. I got up and it hit me. I ran to the sink and up came my lunch and dinner from yesterday. Like it never even made it past my stomach. There were even some huge chunks of mushrooms.
This has been going on for the past week or so. I've never had any kinda of indigestion or heartburn problems before in my life. This is very sudden and highly annoying. I LOVE the way the mast is making me look and I would hate to stop it but if this is what is causing the problems, I will gladly drop that shit in a heart beat.
Has anyone ever had these kinds of problems from gear before? I've never heard of such a thing but I'm not ruling it out.
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Naw I haven't. I doubt its the gear though
^ Sounds like gas from your food. Are you taking Cialis? That runs a muck with my stomach, giving me unreal heartburn and diarrhea.
I've always had stomach issues..It's hard to put your finger on exactly what's going on? Could be food or possibly the cut mix?
No I'm not taking any cialis. I haven't really been eating anything too crazy. I just can't put my finger on it.
I've been on DP products for a while and this has never happened so I don't think it's the carrier oils or the solvents.
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must be orals..not the oil.
Maybe the mushrooms?
I would get the sudden indigestion and vomiting when I was stacking 2 or 3 orals together at once. Doesn't look like you're using any though. I hope it's just a bug that runs its course.
Cumming day and night.
exactly which "other orals"
tell me every med going into your mouth including scripts or OTC.
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Maybe a really bad flu bug.
I missed that about the orals. That might be your culprit. Excessive liver stress can cause bad nausea. It did in me.
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No fever. I've been taking 20mg of dbol and winny ED as well. I am going to drop all of the orals and increase my fluid uptake to really push this shit out of me. If that really is the case, I'm sure the tren and other things aren't helping the situation. I'm going to do this for a few days and see what happens.
Good thing is, I will be going in for blood work the day after next so I will know for sure.
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I had a very similar reaction when I added superdrol to my test p/tren a stack. I had my blood checked and my bilirubin was high and my vitamin D was very low. I cut out the SD and re-did blood two weeks later. Indigestion stopped and levels were back to normal. The belching killed my deadlifts, every time I bent over I started belching like crazy.
This happens to me every time I take orals around 3-4 week mark. Dmz was the worst. Just murders my stomach(appetite and heartburn big time). I just take Imodium or Prevacid. It helps
I just wanted to say that any oral does this to me and has for a few years. D-bol, A-drol, or any of them. It got burning stomache so bad that I ate baking soda like 2-3 times a day. I use no orals now, only once in a while. Happens to me every time.
Maybe your kidneys are having trouble keeping up with the protein too. I have had same type of trouble the last few days (taking DMZ) and gave myself a break from the protein shakes today... gut was much better.
i think its the orals i feel like shit and have had the shits for a few hours. its deff from ym orals i just have to figure out wich ones so i can stop taking them i no its not my gear but i think its my vitamins or supporting supps
Since last winter, I noticed that I am having some indigestion and my shit just doesn't look the same. Now I am on cycle again and it gets a little worse. It started midway throught a cycle of tbol and sustanon. The tbol gave me serious stomach pains so I stopped taking it after 2-3 weeks. It gave me some discomfort and sharp pain in the right side of my stomach. I hope I did not do any permanent damage to some organs in my body but until now, which is 6 months later, my digestion have not returned to normal.
So to answer your question, I would say it's definitely the orals. But what's the reason exactly, I don't know...
check your BP also..
And try probiotic supplements..
Sad thing is everyone talks about the toxicity of oral on liver and kidneys, which we should. But there are very few(if any) that show the effects of orals on the instenstines and stomach...
Good news. I didn't take any orals last night and I took extra liver supps. I woke up like a new man this morning. Surprising turn around to say the least. Looks like it was the orals 100%. So take this as a warning guys.
Like people about as much as they like me. Never found a way to say fuck you politely.
Btw I brewed some inj dbol and it seems to affect my liver just as much as taking it orally. I can't be certain without blood work but I am positive that even if it's not as bad as taking it orally, it's still very close judging from my discomfort and doesn't warrant the hassle of brewing it and injecting it.
I can also say that taking it orally might be more effective, but again I can't really back it up, just my personal opinion.
Taking it orally is harder on your liver and the bioavailability is less also.
But yes I thought the liver toxicity was over stated and way over played but it looks like it's not. Just be safe guys. I love dbol, it's my favorite. But it's not worth risking my health. I won't stop taking it forever, but when I do take another oral I will be positive to get enough fluids and take the proper liver support everyday and I will not take them for more than 5-6 weeks.
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Executive branch vehicle count reachs 700 mark
In his State of the Territory of Address this week, Gov. Lolo Matalasi Moliga revealed that a total inventory count of ASG vehicles is 700-plus, saying that this is only for the Executive Branch.
"This count does not include the ASG authorities and other entities of government," said Lolo, speaking in Samoan about some of the cost containment measures he has implemented due to uncertainty in the current fiscal year 2013 budget and a possible deficit at the end of the fiscal year.
"A vehicle use policy was set and disseminated to curb spending on fuel, repairs, and joyriding," said Lolo about the policy that went into effect on Jan. 11, in which all ASG vehicles are to be turned into the Motor Pool Compound in Tafuna after working hours, unless the vehicle is given a 24/7 permit for use.
Exempted from the policy are vehicles assigned to certain executive branch agencies, the Fono, Judiciary and the authorities.
Lolo says that if this policy is fully enforced, the administration is looking at savings of between $3,000 and $5,000 a month in unnecessary expenditures, such as gasoline.
Lolo has also issued a policy that will have ASG employees be responsible for the purchase and monthly charges of cellular phones and other electronic devices unless a department head provides justification for the use of such devices.
Lolo said this policy will also provide savings to the government. He said that it was found during the review of records that cell phone bills for some departments have reached more than $50,000 and these departments and agencies don't know how such debts are to be paid.


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The St. Louis Rams showed signs of life in their second preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs. After going through motions against the Colts last week, the Rams' offense came out guns blazing against their I-70 rivals.
Like I said last week, wins and losses aren't as important as how you play this time of year. Overall, I was really pleased with the Rams effort and execution tonight, especially from the starting offense.
So read along and I'll break the game down for you. As always, feel free to comment. I always enjoy the discussion with fellow Rams' fans.


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RUSH: There's Ted Cruz on TV right now ripping this deal. I have to tell you, I admire the guy. He's unflappable. You talk about... (hits table) I'm sorry, folks. I know that pounding the table... I'm not even pounding it. I'm just putting my hand on the table. I'm sorry for the distraction. I will try to limit it. He's up there, he's on TV, saying, "This deal isn't any good. This deal doesn't provide any relief to the American people. All this deal does is benefit Obama and Harry Reid."
But we gotta be fair. Harry Reid didn't get everything he wanted here, folks. We've gotta be honest. Harry Reid wanted a $1 trillion debt limit increase, and he didn't get it. He only got $986 billion. So he didn't get $14 billion of the $1,000 billion that he wanted. I'm sure those on our side will claim victory here for hanging tough.
RUSH: Okay, so Dingy Harry and McConnell were announcing on the Senate floor that they've reached agreement here to give Obama and the Democrats what they want, and then everybody go home. I don't know if the agreement was the Republicans can stay home after they go home, but they may as well. Now, Ted Cruz went out, and he had a press conference at the same time this going on, at which he said that he would not block the Senate deal.
All he could do would be block it for a day or two, and he said that wouldn't make any sense. So he's basically, by not blocking it, not trying to block it, it's a done deal. And of course Drive-Bys are ecstatic, folks. We're gonna borrow another $1 trillion! You know, we're gonna borrow a trillion more dollars to pay off money we've already borrowed. Boy, it's a great day in Washington.
I want you to just keep in mind, Obama said raising the debt limit didn't mean that we're gonna go into more debt. We just had to be able to pay our bills. Okay, so Christine Lagarde, the IMF babe, she'll be happy. A global economic catastrophe's been averted here! The only thing left now is to steamroller and wipe out the Tea Party so that something like this can never happen again, and that is going to be the objective going forward of both the Republican and Democrat establishments.
But we're going another $1 trillion in debt, and that won't even take a year to run that up. You wait and see. This trillion dollars that we're gonna borrow is to pay off money we've already borrowed, even though Obama said that that's not what any of this means. This Pew poll says 81% are dissatisfied, but you won't find Obama's name in this poll. I'm sorry, that's just unrealistic, that Obama doesn't get any blame? Obama's approval number is (pick your poll) 37 or 41%.
So it's a done deal, and for the conservatives, it's regroup time. I just want you to be prepared. There's gonna be an all-out assault on the people that you think have done a good job and by extension an all-out assault on you. It's gonna come from both parties, gonna come from the media. Now, I want to go back to this Bill Clinton piece, because, remember the trick, as I need to reiterate. One of the reasons we're here is for reasons that still baffle me. The Republican Party has agreed to not oppose anything.
I mean, tantamount they've agreed not to oppose anything. Yeah, they voted against Obamacare, and, yeah, nobody really associates opposition with the Republican Party. Of course the pressure is on 'em to, you know, be Democrat light. I mean, the Democrats are saying, "You guys are never gonna win any elections unless you stop this War on Women." What's that mean? "You guys better come out for abortion pretty quick or you're never gonna win, and you guys are never gonna win the White House."
As though the Democrats care.
"You guys, we're trying to help you," the Democrats say. You're never gonna win the White House again, unless you come out for amnesty." The Democrats really want to advise us on what we need to do to win the White House away from them? The Democrats really want to advise us on how to act so that we take some of their voters? That's absolute insanity to believe that, and yet amnesty is the next card to fall. Now that this deal has happened, you watch.
There will be a fast move in Republican circles to push "comprehensive immigration reform," to go all-in now. I can't tell you what the Republicans think they're gonna achieve, except this: I really do believe that some of this is oriented toward driving the conservatives out of the party. I really think some of this is oriented toward the Republicans actually seeking to get rid of their conservative base.
Even if it takes 15 years in the wilderness to rebuild a new base of people who don't embarrass them, of people who are of the right temperament. Maybe that's what they're willing to do. Maybe they've got commitments from their donors to keep 'em afloat if they just get rid of some of these wacko right-wing extremists. "We'll just go all-in here. We'll try to put together a new base of really responsible moderate, temperate, independent-type American voters.
"We'll go out, we'll expand our demographics, we'll get a lot of Hispanics doing this, by throwing away the Tea Party, and we'll get a lot of women voters coming back. We'll throw away our base, and we'll get the transgender and the lesbian, gay, bisexual groups, we'll go out and get the Indians that are ticked off at the Redskins. We'll get them! We'll come out against that, and pretty soon we're gonna own the country."
That is the way they're thinking, and all they gotta do to bring all that off? All they gotta do is throw away their base. That's Christmas morning for 'em. Now, the Democrats never stop whipping up their base. Have you noticed? There's never any pressure on the Democrats to get rid of their base, and you never hear Democrats ripping in their base. You never hear the Democrats acting embarrassed -- and believe me, their base is genuine Looney Tunes. Their base lives and workers in asylums.
But the Democrats never act embarrassed by 'em, never act like they want to get rid of 'em. They never, ever do anything other than whip them up, keep them engaged, and turn them out. Meanwhile, the Republicans are tamping their base down. Why? 'Cause the Democrats don't like their (the Republicans') base, and it's more important to be liked by the Democrats within the wasn't establishment, I guess, than it is to have the current base they've got.
Now, about this trick about shutting up, not being critical, there's a Politico story. "Former President Bill Clinton is weighing in on the government shutdown, saying the problem is that 'constant conflict' can be a big advantage for politicians at the ballot box. 'Constant conflict is actually often good politics, because the more you can inflame your supporters the more likely they are to show up at Election Day,' Clinton said on Monday, according to CNN."
Well, what is that? That sounds like he's talking about whipping up the base! If your supporters are more inflamed than the other side, even if the other side has more people agreeing with it, you'll win because your crowd will show up. Whoa! So while the Democrats and the media have the Republicans convinced that any criticism of Obama is bad politically, and any bickering and anything that reeks of partisanship is extreme, mean-spirited, racist, sexist, bigoted, homophobic and shut up?
Meanwhile, the Democrats are out doing the exact opposite.
They're trying to whip their lunatics into a frenzy to get them to turn out and to get them to register other lunatics to turn out. Now, what Clinton meant this to be, I'm sure, is an attack on the Tea Party. But when you strip that motivation out of it and Clinton's talking about "conflict is good politics," of course it is! Conflict is good. Talk to anybody that sends out a newsletter on Wall Street and you ask 'em, "What is the one thing you do to gin up subscriptions?"
They predict a crash.
They say, "The crash is right around the corner, and I've got the answers for you. Buy my newsletter," and subscriptions skyrocket when you do that.
Now, I asked somebody on Wall Street, "Well, what would happen to your subscriptions if you wrote a piece now, 'The market's looking good. There are no problems out there and everything is cooling.'" Might get some, but not nearly as many as if they think there's a crisis. And, remember, the Democrats, there's no crisis that's too big to waste. So the Republicans have played right along with this. I remain mystified. My only answer to this is that it isn't a purposeful effort here to get rid of the base. They really are embarrassed by their base or don't like the base. They're just not conservatives, in the Republican establishment.


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Micron Could Be a Buy Ahead of Earnings
This puts shares of memory maker Micron Technology
However, I don't think that's the right question to ask especially since the stock is known for its volatility. Investors still seem unsure of what Micron or its business based on flash memory. Micron's memory business consists of NOR and NAND, non-volatile storage technologies that requires no power to retain data.
Although these two standards share some similarities, they serve different purposes. For instance, in products like MP3 players, which requires higher capacity storage, NAND would be the choice, whereas the speed and efficiency of the NOR platform would be found mobile phones.
While Micron has been credited for having perfected this market, the company has never really been alone. Rivals includnig SanDisk
With weak leverage, Micron began to lose market share to SanDisk and Samsung. Making matters worse was the declining PC, which impacted upon Micron's DRAM or dynamic random access memory, business -- the type often found in personal computers.
Now, despite these many challenges, the fact the stock has been able to post the gains that it has is a testament the company's management team, which has done an excellent job holding the pieces together. This is while the overall industry, which has been commoditized, has posted weak margins due to low average selling prices (ASPs).
With all of that said, there's still quite a bit to prove heading into the company's earnings results. The Street is looking for Micron to report 1 cent in earnings per share on revenue of $2.23 billion. The 1 cent per share may not seem that impressive, but given the fact that Micron reported a loss of 18 cents per share last year, turning a profit would be a pretty significant jump.


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Lawson returns from rib injury for NuggetsNuggets point guard Ty Lawson was set to return for Monday night's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves after missing nearly a month because of a left rib fracture. At this point in his career, that's not Lawson, either. Nuggets coach Brian Shaw said b… (more)Source: nba.com
Lawson's future with Bills remains cloudyMany were holding their breath for the Buffalo Bills to make a major transaction Monday, but this wasn't it. The Bills waived first-year linebacker Willie Jefferson, who signed a future contract on Jan. 16. Jefferson, 23, appears to be the victim of a s…Source: ESPN.com


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Same her hun!
* miss you glomps*
AboutI BE CHICHI.
I'm the mother who wants her kids to shut the hell up
while I'm watching Judge Judy.
so like, don't ask me to donate caaaauseeee
I'm broke C:
don't send chain mail, or I will hurt you >.>;
i love Phoenix Wright C:
and i love Fire Emblem <3
I like cake.
and fortune cookies.
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