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Popular property highlights
Located in Seattle Central Business District, Grand Hyatt Seattle is adjacent to Nordstrom and within a 5-minute walk of other popular sights like Washington State Convention Center. This 457-room, 4-star hotel has conveniences like a 24-hour fitness center, free in-room WiFi, and a spa tub. Centrally located in Seattle, the hotel is also a short walk from Pike Place Market and Seattle Great Wheel.
Enjoy dining at Ruths Chris, one of 4 onsite restaurants. Savor a meal from the privacy of your room with room service, or get a pick-me-up at the coffee shop/café. For your convenience, a full breakfast is served each morning for a fee.
All 457 air-conditioned rooms feature iPod docks, refrigerators, and coffee makers. Guests can expect 47-inch flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and pay movies, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and designer toiletries, and pillowtop beds with premium bedding ensure a restful night. Other standard amenities include laptop-compatible safes, phones, and ironing boards.
Grand Hyatt Seattle offers a 24-hour fitness center, a spa tub, and a sauna. Parking is available for USD 30 per night (USD 55.00 per night for valet parking), and there's also limo/town car service. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include free WiFi in public areas, a conference center, and a business center.
Property features
- Walking distance to Nordstrom and Washington State Convention Center
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- 24-hour fitness center
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Grand Hyatt Seattle
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
This high-rise Seattle hotel offers a superior setting adjacent to the convention center, two blocks from Westlake Center and Pacific Place shopping, and within seven blocks of the Pike Place Market, Seattle Art Museum, Benaroya Hall, and the dramatically designed Seattle Public Library.
Ruth's Chris Steak House, open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, is popular with guests and locals. A Starbucks coffee shop is open daily from early morning until evening. The health club, open 24 hours, includes a wide array of cardio machines with individual flat-screen TVs. The ultra-stylish Mane Blow-Dry Bar is located in the hotels retail corridor. A meeting facility is also available as well as complimentary wired and wireless Internet access in the lobby, restaurant, and guestrooms.
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Conference space
- Express check-in
- Total number of rooms - 457
- Express check-out
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 29
- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Hair salon
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Grocery/convenience store
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Computer station
- Designated smoking areas
- Snack bar/deli
- Shopping on site
- Concierge services
- Limo or Town Car service available
- One meeting room
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Conference space size (meters) - 2323
- Number of meeting rooms - 21
- Year Built 2001
- Number of restaurants - 4
- Conference space size (feet) - 25000
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference center
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Grocery/convenience store
- Snack bar/deli
- Refrigerator
- Microwave (on request)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
Grand Hyatt Seattle offers 457 air-conditioned accommodations with iPod docking stations and laptop-compatible safes. Pillowtop beds feature premium bedding. 47-inch flat-screen televisions come with premium satellite channels and pay movies. Guests can make use of the in-room refrigerators and coffee/tea makers. Bathrooms include bathrobes, designer toiletries, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. Microwaves, in-room massages, and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave (on request)
- Designer toiletries
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Pillowtop mattress
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- iPod docking station
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Room service (limited hours)
Where to Eat
Ruth's Chris Steakhouse - Midwestern corn-fed prime steaks, including T-bone, filet, and New York Strip, broiled to order. New Orleans–inspired seafood specialties such as Lobster Tail with Blackening Spice, Seared Ahi Tuna Stack with Lump Crabmeat, Louisiana Seafood Gumbo. Luminous ruby-glass panels separating ample booth seating from the long bar. Extensive wine list, top-shelf liquors. Sommelier service. Breakfast, lunch, dinner daily.
Nearby Things to Do
Brazilian cherry-wood floors, koa-wood doors, mirrored walls, and premium equipment distinguish the hotel's 3,800-square-foot 24-hour health club. Cardiovascular machines have personal TV monitors and complimentary headsets. The club also offers a locker room with showers, a steam room, a sauna, a spa tub, and two massage rooms. The hotel provides discounted access to a health club across the street, which has a full-size lap pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 17 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 15 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 100 per accommodation, per stay
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Parking height restrictions apply
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 15 and USD 30 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: USD 30 per night
- Valet parking fee: USD 55.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: USD 100 per accommodation, per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 15 per night
Hotel Name
- Grand Hyatt Seattle
- Grand Hyatt Seattle Hotel
- Hyatt Seattle Grand
- Seattle Grand Hyatt
- Grand Hyatt Seattle Hotel Seattle
- Hyatt Seattle
- Seattle Hyatt
We should mention
Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
- Grand Hyatt Seattle is listed in the 2011 Travel + Leisure 500.


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Epson PowerLite® Home Cinema 3010
Really good in 2D, spectacular in 3D
Steve Kindig has been an electronics enthusiast for over 30 years. He has written extensively about home and car A/V gear for Crutchfield since 1985. Steve is also a volunteer DJ at community radio station WTJU, where he is a regular host of the American folk show "Atlantic Weekly," as well as the world music program "Radio Tropicale."
More from Steve Kindig
Heads up!Welcome to this article from the Crutchfield archives. Have fun reading it, but be aware that the information may be outdated and links may be broken.
Recently I spent a week with the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3010 projector and came away very impressed. Epson sells more projectors than anyone else, and a big reason is the value they deliver.
The 3010 is their first 3D projector, but they've clearly done their homework. It produces a bright, detailed picture for both 2D and 3D sources, and the projector's features and controls are well thought out.
A few quick setup details
I have a Sony VPL-HW15 projector mounted to the ceiling of my basement home theater. Removing it and replacing it with the Epson seemed impractical for the short review period, so I placed the 3010 on a small table towards the back of the room. The tabletop placement really simplified setup, and I ended up with a throw distance of about 14 feet to the screen on my front wall.
I connected a 6-meter HDMI cable between the 3010 and my Oppo BDP-95 Blu-ray player. I made a few quick picture setting adjustments, and settled in to watch some Blu-rays, starting with several episodes of season 1 of the FX series Justified.
A bright, detailed picture that's perfect for family rooms
My first impression was that the picture was sharp, detailed, and bright — it really popped. The 3010 packs plenty of light power with a maximum output of 2200 lumens — more than twice as bright as my Sony projector. That ensures that you'll still see a pleasingly bright picture in family rooms with some ambient light, as well as in home theaters with really large screens of 120" or bigger. (The larger your screen is, the more light your projector must produce to maintain the same picture brightness.)
My setup is a little different than most people's: A windowless room that gets pitch black when all the lights are off, and a screen that is on the small side at 84". I didn't need all of the Epson's impressive light power, so I went into the menu — which is very easy to navigate — and switched the picture mode to "Cinema", which is the lowest-light setting.
Then I set the lamp to "Eco" mode, which dials back the brightness by about 30%. The picture was looking really good now, but still noticeably brighter than I'm used to. Blacks appeared to be more of a charcoal gray, but that's fairly common in very dark theaters.
3D looks amazing with this projector
The 3010 is the first 3D projector we've carried, and it comes with two pairs of active 3D glasses in the box. To test its 3D capabilities, I borrowed 3D Blu-ray versions of Avatar and Tangled from co-workers. And here's where this review turns into an enthusiastic rave.
Watching Avatar in 3D with the 3010 was the most immersive movie experience I've ever had, whether at home or in a theater. I was spellbound. And I've seen this movie a lot. Twice in the theater — in 3D, of course — and twice with my regular setup (Blu-ray, 2D). I wasn't actually planning to watch the entire film, but I couldn't turn it off.
It was as if the screen was a huge picture window offering views with limitless depth. In almost every scene I was picking up on details I'd never noticed before. And where the projector was a little bright for 2D viewing in my setup, the 3D glasses' dimming effect made the picture look just about perfect.
The following night I cued up Disney's animated Tangled, which I hadn't seen before. Again, I didn't intend to watch the entire movie — but I did, and enjoyed it thoroughly.
Tangled and Avatar are two great examples of 3D done right, with an emphasis on creating a sense of depth rather than making objects appear to leap out at the viewer.
By the way, the 3010 doesn't include any type of 2D-to-3D conversion feature, so your 3D options are Blu-ray titles, plus any 3D channels you subscribe to from your satellite or cable TV provider.
I've generally found passive glasses to provide a more comfortable 3D viewing experience than active glasses, but Epson's active glasses performed beautifully. And once I turned them on, they operated in auto on/off mode, so that when I left the room to grab a drink, the 3D flicker switched off before I was even halfway up the stairs. And they switched on again as soon as I walked back into the room.
Summing up
The Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3010 produces a stunning 3D viewing experience that is more believable and engaging than anything I've seen on a flat-panel 3D TV. Its high light output will provide a bright 2D or 3D picture even on very large screens. If you're considering a projector, and like the way 3D movies look in the theater, I'd encourage you to take a close look at the 3010. It has changed the way I think about 3D.
And if you've wanted the visual thrills of a projector but lack a practical way to connect a cable from your video source, take a look at the revolutionary Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3010e, which adds the flexibility of wireless HDMI.

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Alu-tread plate Style 16 rear Alu, Hussar/Oliver
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Simply screw it to the original mounting points. Very easy installation and lasting look. One-coloured, e.g. completely white, or with white front and red rear or styled the way you choose it fits your scooter the best! With cuts and Tribal symbol in inverted colours in the middle, very smart mix of colours. The panels are painted in a particularly strong and bright colours, so they are definitely eye-catching!
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We always give our best to handle your order as fast as possible. Orders which are placed before 2 pm on a work day are usually handed over to our logistics partner (DHL) on the same day if in stock.
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Concord Coalition Policy Director Joshua Gordon gives presentations on the federal budget and the long-term fiscal challenge to federal employees enrolled in the Government Affairs Institute (GAI) at Georgetown University. The GAI has been conducting courses on Capitol Hill since 1965 with a mission to provide education and training about Congress and selected legislative policy issues. By better understanding the functions and organization of Congress, executive branch personnel can more effectively plan, manage, and budget for those programs.


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These stereotypes are stupid.
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Whats this "black unicorn"? Did i miss something?
Keep in mind Jeter wouldn't be able to play either
idk what's so hard to understand about that. Dezz made it a race thing...but it's not....its about an innaccurate sample size.
There was nothing like Roberto Clemente who was just about the best player I ever saw.
Baseball in the early years was restricted and therefore all the best players weren't playing. And now its all about power and hitting HR's and no one can throw a baseball for God's sakes. Everyone is jacked. The art of baseball is dead.
You can make the same statement for any sport. The players have it easier today with scouting reports, trainers, peds. Id be surprised if the babe knew what a dumbbell was. It IS indeed a race thing. That was the whole point of Toshs joke, thinking black people dominate baseball, but he was wrong.
Some of the best baseball players of that time were NOT ALLOWED to play. MLB was a restricted league.
How is it you're not getting this.


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Can anyone tell me where I can find rules ( guide lines ) for judging Honey.
I am not Judging but am going to bee judged.
Can anyone tell me where I can find rules ( guide lines ) for judging Honey.
I am not Judging but am going to bee judged.
Kansas Honey Producers Assn. uses these Judging Criterias.
Extracted Honey
1 - Density (water content above 18.6% and below 15.5% will be docked) 10
2 - Absense of crystals 10
3 - Cleanliness 40
a without lint -10
b without dirt -10
c without wax -10
d without foam -10
4 - Flavor( points will be reduced for flavor affected by (sic) 10
My copy is missing #5
6 - Accuracy of filling 20
a Headroom 1/2" maximum, 3/8" minimum with no visible gap between honey level and cap.
b Uniformity of filling
Chunk Honey
1 Uniformity of cut 20
2 Absence of watery cappings, uncapped cells & pollen 20
3 Cleanliness of product (downgrade for travel stains, foreign matter, wax flakes, foam and crystallization) 20
4 Uniformity of appearance in capping structure color thickness of chunks and accuracy and uniformity of fill 20
5 Denisity and flavor of liquid portion of pack 20
a Density (water content avove 18.6% will be marked down 5
b Flavor (points will be reduced for flavor affected by processing
c Disqualified for fermentation
Comb Honey
1 Uniformity of appearance 20
2 Absense of uncapped cells 10
3 Uniformity of color 15
4 Absense of watery cappings 15
5 Cleanliness and absence of travel stains 15
6 Freedom from granulation and pollen 10
7 Uniformity of weight 15
Cut comb
1 Neatness & uniformity of cut 20
2 Absence of uncapped cells 20
3 Cleanliness of product, absence of travel stains, crushed wax & crystalization 20
4 Uniformity of appearance (color of honey capping structure, thickness of comb) 20
5 Uniformity of weight 20
Crystalized/Creamed Honey
1 Finess of cyrstals 30
2 Uniformity and firmness of produce 25
3 Cleanliness and fredom from foam 20
4 Flavor (points will be reduced for flavor affected by processing) disqualification for fermentation 15
5 Accuracy of filling and uniformity 10
I also have the criteria for Beeswax, Beeswax candles, Honey gift packages, Art design in beeswax, and Frame honey if you need it.


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Hey all you lurkers! It is time for you to share something. How about a promise to post something next month?
Anything that catches your eye, does not have to be a complete piece. Suzy, give us our next theme, and we can brainstorm.
I wish I had time to join all of you (it looks like so much fun!) but happily too much going on right now. I thought you might enjoy this little video of my art quilts (behind the photographs) and maybe be inspired! Ann http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5RL0RWo_qs
Very interesting and some beautiful pieces. Thanks for sharing.
Just found this site and hope to participate. Is there a February challenge?
very nice, ann! i've just watched several tutorials on printing on fabric. a start of something new for the new year!
i have an idea for february. remember the movie, "Groundhog Day"? how about we take a design factor and repeat it, but add a slight twist each time. bill murray would be so proud to know he inspired us!
February Challenge
This month we have had 2 suggestions and I adored them both. So you are going to get a bonus 2 challenges this as both are really fit for February.
Normally we have a more thematic challenge like January's 'Start Something New' but this month we will have theme and also Nancia suggested a technical challenge as well.
Technical Challenge Part 1
"I have an idea for the February Challenge. Remember the movie, "Groundhog Day"? (That was where an obnoxious TV weatherman,Bill Murray, had to relive the same day over and over until he learned how to be more caring.)
But for us.........well how about we take a design factor and repeat it, but add a slight twist each time?"
Now no need to get intimidated by this idea. It could be as simple as taking a color; say, light yellow and in five steps going through to gold in your piece. Or perhaps the same block with changes in size or orientation? Playing with stamps on one like this is fun. Applique something in 5 different ways? Any part of your design could be modified with 5 twists. You can draw or plan them, or let them happen --And what wonders may appear!!!!
February Art Challenge Theme Show the Love
All of our lives contain tragedies both personal and public. But then look at our human responses………they are overwhelmingly filled with projects to help and comfort one another. So this month's challenge is to somehow portray this.
The touch of hands between someone ill who needs human contact, the offering of food to the homeless, kissing your child goodnight, writing checks for worthy causes, making quilts for those hurting.
How do show love and how could you portray it in a quilt? We are not making quilts to give as Valentine's gifts but showing an expression or idea of love somehow within the work itself.
But then of course you need to give it away…..:)
So with these two ideas you should find some great inspiration. Can't wait to see your ideas and projects.
On your mark,set,go!


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Bird of prey flying show
- Starts at: 1:00pm Saturday 2 June 2012
- Finishes at: 1:35pm Saturday 2 June 2012
- Location: Leeds
- Suitable for: Everyone
- Event type: Falconry
Provided by York Bird of Prey Centre.
An exciting show featuring a wide variety of birds of prey, including the Golden Eagle, Peregrine Falcon, Barn Owl, Eagle Owl and many more!
Saturday 2 June
Tuesday 5 June
1pm and 3pm each day
35 minutes
£2 Under 16
£4 Adults
Why not upgrade your ticket for an up-close falconry experience and handling session with a variety of birds?
Experience Tickets (including the flying show)
Tickets for a Falconry Experience include the flying show beforehand, and then the limited number of people with the Experience tickets get to stay behind with the trainers and handle real birds of prey, including the enormous and majestic golden eagle!
£6 Under 16s
£8 Adults
Each session has a maximum capacity of 20 people
1:45pm (following the 1pm show) and 3:45pm (following the 3pm show)
40 minutes
Tickets for the Bird of prey flying show and the Falconry experience can be bought from our online shop in advance or on the day of the show, subject to availability.


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This morning I pulled the veil on my jacket (which I've had for years and liked quite a bit, used very heavily) to get it away from my nose, and the screen tore all across the top. I'm reluctant to dispose of anything I can repair, so i think I'll break out the sewing machine (been sewing my son a bee suit anyway) and stitch new mesh onto the hood. It's one of the "english" type hoods without a hat that were sold on this site (I think the user name was dandelion, he no longer sells them). Anyway, I want to repair/replace the mesh, but I'm not certain of what I should use.
Any tips?


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Remember when you didn't have to feel like a douchebag for using this word? Remember when it meant "freebies"? Like some stuff you got at a fair or convention with logos on it, but it was free and is pretty cool so you definitely still wanted it?
I do. And I hate not being able to use it now because people immediately think of derpy asshats who've ruined perfectly good words.
That is all.


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How the Looming Apocalypse Has Taught Us to Prepare
Natalia Yanchak | Posted 02.15.2013 | Canada Living
Read More: Creativity, Communism, 3D Printing, Books, Homesteading, Diy, Manufacturing, Zombie Apocalypse, Libertarianism, Emergency Preparedness, Doomsday 2012, Apocalypse 2012, Video, Canada Living News
Two words: Apocalypse Preparedness. It's on the minds of the citizens of the Western World and is stimulating this Leftist-Libertarianism. Simply put, when the world goes to shit and it's every person for themselves, those with a cold-storage full of preserves and an equipped workshop that can repair radios and shotguns will be more likely to survive.


text: Hi all, I just traded in my 05 Nissan Titan LE Crew Cab, it just couldnt pull the TT like everyone claims it can. I am hoping this 2500hd will do it much better. So I bought this 2013 GMC Sierra 2500HD Crew Cab SLE. Has SLE preferred pkg, convenience pkg, 6" chrome tubular steps, 18" polished aluminum wheels, spray in bedliner, maybe a couple other small options. I am excited to be back into a real big truck and can't wait to try and tow with it. Looking forward to gaining some knowledge from all the experts. Thanks allarty:


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I painted my ESB helmet back in 2007 and since then have been slowly gathering stuff to complete my ESB Fett. I started building in November and have finally managed to put everything together. Suited up the for the first time tonight and got my wife to take some pics:
Painting and weathering was done by yours truly with rattlecans and acrylics. Here's a list of the components:
SgtFang Mystery helmet
Fettpride armor
Evo jetpack repainted beautifully by tecnoninja
Fiberglass gauntlets from little-monkey2007 from Ebay
Skygyunbro flightsuit
Batninja vest and neckseal
Woodman braids, cape and shin tools
Scratchbuilt girth belt and leather ammo belt/pouches
Side pouches from Drago0013
Evo boots and gloves
The blaster is a mixture of different components. The Webley barrel was Sidewinder's, the stock by Woodman, the stock bracket and trigger/grip assembly was scratchbuilt by me and Fettdad helped me out with the rest of the blaster components. I got pointers for the paintjob from Spideyfett (who painted the amazing blaster for the Rebelscum Fett display). The sling was also done by me.
The sidearm was modded from a toy laser gun (I added a longer barrel and painted it like the screen used one). Looks nothing like the Pulce but since its holstered I figured it would suffice. I also made the holster myself. I do hope to upgrade to one of Mojo Fett's kits and an FP holster some day. :)
I will be trooping in this costume this coming weekend for a major toy fair here in Malaysia and hope to have more pics soon.
Thanks to Fettdad, Spideyfett, superjedi, woodman and everyone else who'd given me valuable advice and tips in my build as well as to the wonderful build threads for JB's ESB costume that provided me with lots and lots of reference pic. Special thanks also to Fettpride for putting up with my incessant bugging while waiting for my armor parts. You're an awesome guy, Chris! :)
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Re: st: svyset
Steve Samuels <email@example.com>
Re: st: svyset
Fri, 2 Nov 2012 21:15:14 -0400
We didn't answer Rebecca's original question about the number of PSUs:
> I noticed that units = 191 instead of 200 (as
> in the survey report) in one file of the dataset and units = 209 in
> another file of the datset.
> Are these differences plausible or not?\
The discrepancies are disturbing. I can think of several reasons why the
file difference might occur, including a miscoding or renaming of PSU.
If you have access to the "other" file, you might check if the number of
respondents is the same. I'm not sure what you mean about "another file
of the dataset"; do you mean another "copy"? A file with different
variables? In any case, one way to solve this mystery is to write to the
study authors.
> From Rebecca Pietrelli <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> To firstname.lastname@example.com
> Subject st: svyset command
> Date Wed, 31 Oct 2012 13:07:22 +0100
> Hi,
> I am using the Stata command svyset in order to declare the survey
> design for my dataset.
> (Uanda Migration Housolds Survey 2010).
> The sample design is two-stage stratified: in the first stage
> enumeration areas -ea (psus) were selected, separately for rural and
> urban areas, and in the second stage households were selected in each
> ea, using a systematic procedure (4 hhs with international migrants, 3
> with internal migrants and 3 without migrants).
> I used the following command:
> svyset psu_var [pw=hhweights_var], strata(strata_var)
> and then (using svydes) I noticed that units = 191 instead of 200 (as
> in the survey report) in one file of the dataset and units = 209 in
> another file of the datset.
> Are these differences plausible or not?
> Or do they mean that I wrong the svyset command?
> I am not sure if the first stage is with or without replacement (It is
> not mentioned in the report).
> Thank you very much for any help.
> Rebecca
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Allazov, Shakuta, Akhramenko Return Tomorrow in Belarus
- Written by Rian Scalia
Tomorrow in Minsk, Belarus, a number of the top Belarussian fighters will return to the ring.
Vitali Akhramenko seemingly disappeared after winning the Fight Code heavyweight tournament last year, but he'll be back in action tomorrow. He takes on Elvin Abbasov, a Russian journeyman fighter who he should get a win over.
Dmitry Shakuta, one of the top light heavyweights, also returns and will fight Sergei Papusha of Ukraine at 81kg. Shakuta is coming off a win over another Ukrainian, Igor Lapin, via a rare, in his case, knockout.
Chingiz Allazov is a fighter who I consider to be one of, if not the best up and coming fighter in the sport. Originally scheduled to fight at Thai Boxe Mania next week against Warren Stevelmans, Allazov instead fights here and faces the Ukrainian fighter Sergei Kulyaba at 69kg. The fight will be under full Muay Thai rules, but three rounds.
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Who lost France?
posted at 12:00 pm on October 24, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
Barack Obama campaigned on restoring America's standing with its allies, accusing the outgoing Bush administration of insulting and alienating our closest friends with his alleged unilateralism. How has Obama done as President? He has repeatedly insulted the British, insisting that there is no "special relationship" and demonstrating it by denying Gordon Brown the usual joint press conference on his visit to the US. Reuters reports that another close ally has taken the measure of Obama and started looking elsewhere for cooperation:
French President Nicolas Sarkozy, initially dubbed Sarko the American for his pro-U.S. stance, is finding it much tougher to deal with Washington than he had anticipated and is recalibrating his policies accordingly.
Stung by perceived snubs from U.S. President Barack Obama and encouraged by the growing importance of the G20, Sarkozy is increasingly reaching out to non-aligned states in an effort to extend France's international influence.
He has forged especially close ties with Brazil, is seeking alliances in central Asia and is intensifying his activities in the Middle East, using multi-billion dollar military and civilian nuclear trade deals as his calling card.
These initiatives are being played out against a discordant tone in Franco-American relations. This lack of harmony does not constitute a crisis, but is nonetheless raising eyebrows.
The irony here is that the entire "unilateralist" meme started with France in the first place. Then-President George Bush decided to pursue his own coalition of nations to dislodge Saddam Hussein from Iraq when then-French President Jacques Chirac double-crossed the US and the UK at the United Nations. Despite having dozens of nations in the coalition, the lack of an eighteenth resolution from the UN and the public opposition of Chirac's France allowed the American Left to paint Bush as a go-it-alone cowboy on the international stage.
When Nicolas Sarkozy replaced Chirac, he and Bush created closer ties between the two nations than had been seen in decades. The two partnered on the war on terror, with France taking the unusual position last year of scolding its European partners for not contributing more combat troops to the effort in Afghanistan. Sarkozy and Bush also formed a tight alliance against Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons.
Now who's the go-it-alone cowboy? Obama has damaged relations with the UK, France, the Czech Republic, and Poland, which even Joe Biden was forced to admit yesterday. Instead, Obama has focused his friendlier attention on Russia and Iran. What has Obama and the US received in return? Laughter over Hillary Clinton's amateurish "reset button" and zero cooperation on Iranian nuclear weapons. And this is "smart power"?
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Some of you have already taken a peek at this one, but I figured I'd throw it back up here so everyone can see how flexible an MLC pack can be. It's been sitting around like this for awhile now, since I'm too busy to work on it.
This rocket pack began life as an ordinary MLC1 kit I purchased a few years ago. At this point, the pack walks the line between just a modified pack and the effort level of a scratchbuild. All in all, I rebuilt the entire bottom, modified the center spine, the [white] side boxes and their bottom angles, replaced the nozzles with BM nozzles, replaced the tubes, and scratchbuilt the top and bottom caps. Replacing the tubes also allowed me to rework the tube seems so they were'nt as blended into the tubes as the MLC. The new tubes also included a rework of the areas around the nozzle axles. Rebuilding the bottom allowed me to lengthen the tube shrouds by 3/4" and make the correct setting for the bottom tube caps -- which really made this project worth it for me! This solved the stumpyness I was never satisfied with on the MLC. I also ripped apart the old "piano keys" and built a new set from acrylic on a new plastic strip.
I also scratchbuilt the castellated center crown from acrylic and totally reworked the union between the shoulder hump and the upper center-barrel. In doing so, I ripped out the old castellated crown, sent a new missile tube through the center, and rebuilt the MLC grappling rocket. The only MLC parts that are exposed now on the rocket are the nose cone, the fin body, and the bottom-most tube section. Plus, the rocket is down to three fins vice four. The missile can pull out of the lower launcher body -- as seen on the prepro pack, but the lower body is permanently affixed into the pack.


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2011 is a big year for the compact segment with new entries from Chevrolet, Hyundai, Ford, and others competing. Toyota is responding with a refreshed 2011 Corolla, debuting at the Los Angeles Auto Show.Refining the formula for 2011 starts with a few exterior modifications. The new front grille is easy to spot on the sport model pictured here. The taillights have a new design, as well, and the side view mirrors are larger. As on any properly refreshed model, the wheel covers and alloy wheels have been redesigned. Toyota notes that the Corolla's design was created with input from design studios in Turin, Italy, but we think it's safe to say the Corolla still isn't the segment's style leader.Inside, Toyota has paid attention to details most consumers might actually notice. That includes a new seat color and pattern, as well as a new color on the door trim. The steering wheel on the S model is new. When the 2011 sedan goes on sale in December, it will offer two new colors.The 2011 Corolla will come with two years or 25,000 miles of complimentary maintenance and 24-hour roadside assistance, like all new Toyotas. Will this be enough to fight off new compact sedan competitors? Wait just a few months and we'll have the answer.http://wot.motortrend.com/6704242/auto-shows/toyota-refreshes-corolla-for-2011-debuting-at-los-angeles-auto-show/index.html#ixzz15aGohzOW
Hmmm, for some reason the headlights remind me of a Mazda. Overall, some good small touches added to the Corolla.
Oh, hello 2008 Mazda 6.Looks WORLDS better to me.
Toyota just killed the beautiful design that Mazda once made.
Yeah, there's more than a bit of Mazda6 in this redesign. It's borderline tacky, as if someone at Toyota decided to morph aspects of the 6 into the current Corolla, then realized that they'd have to change to grille to make it all fit. Mazda makes much better looking Mazdas than Toyota does. I'm sad to see that Toyota didn't feel the need to improve the interior. With the new Cruze's, Focus', and Elantra's new, stylish, and quality interiors for 2011, the Corolla's will land it in last place. Hopefully Toyota at least improves the handling and steering so it's at least more fun to drive.
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Well this one looks ok, but i want to see what the regular models will look like. Sad to see they didn't do more to the subpar interior or add a 6 speed auto transmission
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people still deride the Americans for "loosing the ball" but it seems Toyota and Honda just quit the league.
like ive said, the corolla and civic are not competitive anymore.civic just recieved the death penalty at home....
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it still wont stop the millions of middle aged women and their daughters from buying them though
Firin on all cylinders
It's a great refresh, doesn't even look like the same car. The interior is still a huge disappointing, but overall it looks nice.
Toyota..you suck.
Lincolns_Lineup:Hmmm, for some reason the headlights remind me of a Mazda. Overall, some good small touches added to the Corolla.My first thoughts exactly! Mazda! Not that it isn't flattering. Its not particularly good looking, but it isn't bad either. The interior is alright as well - probably better than the outside. The interior changes are subtle - but pleasant. I'm sure they will sell another couple thousand of these.
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It looks better, but I suppose that's because it looks like the Mazda 6. I think the interior is still very underwhelming compared to the Cruze, new Focus, and Elantra.
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Sort of looks like a Mazda, but watered down. Does this car get any real mechanical improvements.
There seems to be something wrong with our bloody ships today, and something wrong with our bloody system as well.
It looks like a last gen Mazda3 or early Mazda5 from the front, but thats a good thing because those are Mazdas not affected by the smile. I like it.


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These panna cottas (Italian for cooked cream) are smooth, light and mild molded desserts set off by a bright, intensely flavored cherry compote. The recipe calls for a vanilla bean, which yields the best flavor, but you can use extra vanilla extract instead; just be sure it's top quality. The compote is also delicious spooned over slices of angel food cake or scoops of vanilla frozen yogurt. Recipe by Nancy Baggett.
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Prep Time 30 min
Total Time 270 min.
Step 1
To prepare panna cotta: Coat six 3/4-cup (6-ounce) custard cups, ramekins or decorative nonreactive molds (see Note) with cooking spray.
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Combine kirsch and vanilla bean in a small heatproof glass bowl. Microwave, uncovered, on High until hot but not boiling, 20 to 30 seconds. Let stand until the vanilla bean infuses the kirsch with flavor, at least 30 minutes and preferably longer. Remove the vanilla bean and reserve it to add to the compote. Sprinkle gelatin over the kirsch; stir to mix. Let stand for 5 minutes. Microwave, uncovered, on High until the gelatin has completely dissolved but the liquid is not boiling, 20 to 40 seconds. (Alternatively, bring 1/2 inch water to a gentle simmer in a small skillet. Set the bowl with the gelatin mixture in the simmering water until the gelatin has dissolved completely.) Stir the mixture until smooth. Stir in sugar.
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Jackson Pollock was born on 28 January 1912 in Cody, Wyoming, and grew up in Arizona and California. In 1930 he moved to New York and enrolled at the Art Students League in the class of Thomas Hart Benton. He joined the Federal Art Project of the Works Progress Administration[i] in 1935 and, the following year, worked in the 'experimental workshop' set up in New York by the Mexican muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros. In 1942 Pollock exhibited in two group exhibitions in New York: at McMillen Gallery and in the Artists for victory exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He held his first solo exhibition at Peggy Guggenheim's Art of This Century Gallery, New York, in 1943. In 1944 The she-wolf was purchased by the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and The guardians of the secret was included in the touring exhibition Abstract and Surrealist art in the United States.
In 1945 Pollock married Lee Krasner and moved to The Springs, East Hampton, New York, on the southern fork of Long Island. He also signed a new contract with Peggy Guggenheim and exhibited at her gallery each year until 1947, when it was closed and Pollock's contract taken over by the Betty Parsons Gallery. In 1950 his work was shown abroad for the first time: at the Venice biennale; in the exhibition Amerika schildert at the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; and in a solo exhibition of works drawn from the collection of Peggy Guggenheim at Ala Napoleonica (Museo Correr) in Venice. In 1952 Pollock joined the Sidney Janis Gallery, New York, and held solo exhibitions there in 1952, 1954 and 1955. His work was shown in Paris at Studio Paul Facchetti and in a group exhibition 12 peintres et sculpteurs américaines contemporaines at the Musée National d'Art Moderne, Paris, in 1953. Pollock died in a car accident on 11 August 1956 in East Hampton.
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Let's keep local journalism thriving
Original post made by Jeb Bing, editor of the Pleasanton Weekly, on May 5, 2011
For more than a decade, the Pleasanton Weekly has delivered news about our town dependably every Friday. We have brought you stories about your kids, our city government and all the issues affecting the quality of life in our community. We've run your letters and photos and kept you informed about local events. Our website, PleasantonWeekly.com, has become the place residents turn to for breaking local news to post their own stories and photos, and to discuss news and events in the community.
But today the viability of local journalism everywhere is now threatened, and the time has finally come to ask our readers to pay some of the freight through paid subscriptions/memberships.
Why should you pay for something that you've been receiving for free? The short answer is that I'm hoping readers will pay for a service they value, and that by paying a modest $5/month membership fee you can help ensure that Pleasanton continues to have a strong newspaper and community website covering what's happening in our town.
Until now, we have been able to rely completely on advertising by local businesses to sustain our journalistic work. But that business model has been undermined by the prolonged recession and by a shift in advertising to the Internet. For any serious publication to be able to continue to employ professional journalists who cover local news, readers will need to start sharing the costs with advertisers.
Our reader surveys show intense support in the community for the Pleasanton Weekly and our website, and a strong appetite for local news coverage. I was immensely gratified that a just-completed survey shows the Weekly is by far the best-read paper and most-visited local website among residents.
Thus we turn to you, the ultimate beneficiaries of our journalism, to help sustain our efforts. Instead of requiring paid subscriptions, or a "pay wall" on our website, our goal is for our readers to sign up as "members," through either an annual payment or (better for us) a recurring monthly credit card charge of $5 or more. You can do this very simply and securely on this website. All supporting members will be acknowledged in thank you ads in the Weekly and recognized on PleasantonWeekly.com, will be invited to special members-only events, receive a "Support Local Journalism" bumper sticker and special members-only offers from local businesses.
Whether you read the Pleasanton Weekly, turn to PleasantonWeekly.com or rely on Express, our e-daily local news digest e-mailed each day, I'm hoping you'll show your support for local journalism by becoming a member today. We are very proud of our efforts to build a stronger community. Our annual Holiday Fund campaign, which raised more than $150,000 over the past holiday season, earned us the Business Philanthropy Award from the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce in 2011 and a top recognition last month from the California Newspaper Publishers Association.
Your help will enable us to maintain and expand this strong local journalism effort for the Pleasanton community
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on May 6, 2011 at 1:24 am
I support local journalism by subscribing to a real newspaper like the Bay Area News Group papers.
The Weekly is more of an opinion paper than a newspaper. The editor does not practice objective journalism.
Why is the editor allowed to write articles and editorials about a school parcel tax when his wife works for the school union at Foothill High School? Why does Jeb not disclose this conflict of interest? His family income depends on his wife's work at the school district. He keeps writing about how a parcel tax is needed but fails to disclose that the parcel tax could benefit him directly.
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on May 6, 2011 at 7:35 am
Jeb Bing is a registered user.
The fact that my wife works for the school district has been disclosed many times over. I do not write stories about school district issues. Our reporter Glenn Wohltmann covers education, schools and school board meetings for the Weekly. Our editorial board determines editorial policy and the preparation of views and opinions of the Pleasanton Weekly.
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"Did you know that the origin of the word gossip in English is 'god-sibling'? It's the talk between people who are godparents to the same child, people who have a legitimate loving interest in the person they talk about. It's talk that weaves a net of support and connection beneath the people you want to protect."
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Apparently 22-year Town Council member and current candidate Mike Doyle thinks he is above the law. Most of you probably saw his gigantic (6' by 8' or more, when 2' by 3' is the legal upper limit in Danville) signs go up this past weekend. It appears that pressure was brought to bear on him (perhaps the posts in the Express?) and Doyle removed them yesterday.
Doyle and the other Danville Council members think they are above the law in other areas as well. For example, they think they know better than voters, so they refuse to give voters their Measure S rights to decide whether Agricultural land should be converted to residential development, and if so, what the development should look like.
Let's have some new voices on Council: voices that will honor Measure S and believe that the voters, and not Council members, have the legal right to and should make such irrevocable decisions.
Please vote BOB NEALIS, JIM JELINCIC,and DEANNA SULLIVAN FOR DANVILLE TOWN COUNCIL!
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Mike Doyle compelled to take down his illegally large signs
Original post made by follow the law, Danville, on Oct 30, 2012
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22 years of service is awesome & Danville is proud to have Mike on our team. I have a small Mike sign in my front yard, I would rather it be 6x8. Mike Doyle is a great man & a strong public servant.


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Before I start I would like to say that my thoughts and prays go out to the victims and families of the victims of today's attacks. I couldn't imagine the horror they must be going through at this hour as we're all still trying to sort out what happened, who's responsible and what their motives were. As of now, it appears that a Norwegian, Anders Behring Breivik, is to blame. This from the Toronto Sun (hat-tip Michelle Malkin).
Anders Behring Breivik is a conservative Christian who enjoys classical music and the video game World of Warcraft.
Breivik has been named by several Norwegian media outlets as the suspected shooter at a youth camp in Oslo, where 10 people were killed Friday and he may be linked to a bombing near the prime minister's residence that killed seven others.
On his Facebook page, which appears to only have been started July 17, Breivik mostly posted music videos and said his interests include hunting and bodybuilding.
Under education, Breivik wrote he studied independently, noting he has "approximately 14,500 hours of study" equivalent to a bachelor of business administration and masters in history, as well as "3,000 hours of study in micro and macro finance, religion."
His profile also says he's a director at a company called Breivik Geofarm.
He lists himself as single and has five profile photos – four of which are headshots, and one of him at a wedding with two women, one of which is the bride.
A Twitter account is also being linked to Breivik, although there is just one tweet on July 17.
"One person with a belief is equal to the force of 100,000 who have only interests," he wrote.
The television station TV 2 in Norway reported Breivik had right-wing extremist tendancies and had two guns registered under his name.
VGTV reported Breivik was unknown to police prior to Friday's shooting.
So, at this time, the main suspect for the horrific attacks is the exact opposite of who many assumed was behind this attack. Once this information came to light, however, those on the left quickly blamed Christianity and conservatism for these terrorist attacks. Anyone looking for examples of this twisted logic need not look any further then the comments section of the Huffington Post's most recent article on this tragedy. Here are some examples.
ElBruce – So this means all Christian conservatives must be subjected to additional scrutiny and security procedures? You know, like they were saying Muslims should?
Szanbar – If a Muslim had done this, it would have been the Main news for at least next week, on this website, CNN, FOX, BBC, Drudge report, Yahoo etc etc.. Since the killer is a Christian terrorist, this news has been so conveniently dropped to 3rd or 6th place, on this website and is already missing from all the major media outlets (At least in USA).. That stupid Drudge is still linking to a bogus story about some Global Jihad BS.. Good Job media. Lets get back to Obama bashing, since it wasn't a muslim…
lonewolfwisconsin – Holy Cow!! Teabagger disease has spread to Norway???
aonorat – Just another example that proves that no particular religion or group has exclusive ownership of terrorist acts. Plenty of other examples exist, to include Timothy McVeigh here in the USA. Hope we don't send our troops to Norway to prevent Christian terrorists from establishing a safe haven there. (sarcasm) These are crimes against humanity by fanatics or lunatics which require bringing the specific culprits to justice as opposed to engaging in broad scale military ventures such as Iraq and Afghanistan.
Eddy333 – The minute they said the shooter was blonde and spoke Norwegian I knew what was coming next. All too predictable given the delusions the far right engage in–no matter what the country.
lovethesinner – "… he describes himself as having Christian, conservative views. He says he enjoys hunting, the games World of Warcraft and Modern Warfare 2, and lives in Oslo. He also lists political analysis and stock analysis as interests."
I half expected them to say, "and Fox News analyst" at the end, there.
PanFx – Regardless of how real the proof that the perpetrator is a white Christian male, conservatives will deny it. Most of those deniers will do it only because they want to get a reaction out of their counterparts. It helps soothe their bruised ego after realizing that they are no better than the Taliban. It also soothes their cognitive dissonance, which as of late, is in overdrive.
TeraWatt60 – We now have proof that the Tea Party is helping the American Economy ….they have exported their nutt.iness to Norway!! Sharron Angle and her "2nd Amendment Remedy" is now an international sensation !
This is just some of the twisted comments I found in the comments section. It's good to see that many have been removed by moderators, and that there are quite a few comments from more individuals pointing out that this isn't "Christian terrorism" or "conservative terrorism." The problem, however, is that the majority of comments are similar to those I have posted. As per usual, the Huffington Post's readership doesn't fail at reaching new lows.
Aside from these anti-Christian and anti-conservative comments, there are many, on the Huffington Post comment section and on other pages from people who believe that the media was too quick in blaming these attacks on Islamic terrorists. In response to them, I have two points to make. Firstly, Islamic fundamentalism has become a serious problem in Norway. If it isn't Islamic radicals like Mullah Krekar, who preaches about the "eventual" Islamic domination of Europe and his support for armed jihad, its the assault raping of young Norwegian girls by Muslim men. Secondly, it was only after "Helpers of Global Jihad" took credit for the attacks that the media began treating this as another case of Islamic terrorism. The Guardian has a timeline of today's events which puts this at roughly two-and-a-half overs after the first attack. It definitely wasn't a rush to judgement, especially seeing as many in the media would rather ignore stories about Islamic terrorism. Case in point, the lack of coverage of the United Airlines Flight 944 incident earlier this month.
In any event, at this point we don't know exactly why Anders Behring Breivik committed these horrible acts. My best guess is that he believed Norway's Labour Party was to blame for the country's problems, and that destroying them would somehow save his country. This kind of twisted nationalism is reminiscent of Jared Lee Loughner's rampage in Tucson, Texas. Until we have more details, there isn't anything more I can say.
I will hopefully be updating this post as more information becomes available.
UPDATE: Michelle Malkin's newest post raises two points in particular about yesterday's terrorist attacks in Oslo, Norway. The first point is that, despite what those on the left believe, it wasn't Christians who were praising the actions of Anders Behring Breivik. Matter of fact, Christians were condemning the attacks before and after it was learned who was responsible. On the other hand, as the Jawa Report reported yesterday, Muslims leaders like Britain's Anjem Choudary were praising the attacks. Choudary himself tweeted that "The Norwegian regime & Stoltenberg should not have sent their troops to kill Muslims in Afghanistan or mistreated the scholar Mullah Krekar!" Aside from the fact that "Helpers of Global Jihad" initially took credit for the attacks, is it any wonder why the media was focused on Islamic terrorists?
This leads to the second point, that the left somehow believes these Muslim extremists are owed an apology for being blamed for yesterday's terrorist attacks. It isn't just the usual suspects at the Huffington Post or the Daily Kos either who believe this nonsense. As Michelle wrote, a writer for the Atlantic, James Fallow, believes that Jennifer Rubin, who wrote a piece earlier yesterday for the Washington Post concerning Islamic fundamentalism in Norway, should apologize for it. The only thing Fallows' incoherent rant does is highlight the warped mentality of those who share his social and political beliefs. Why should there be any apology when these people not only praised the attacks, but some even took credit for them? Only those with a twisted sense of reality could believe that these wannabee terrorists were mistreated by yesterday's media coverage.
Once again, I will be updating this post as more information becomes available.
UPDATE: Hot Air's Ed Morrissey has a post up concerning Anders Behring Breivik. As usual, I recommend my modest readership give his post a read. Ed draws a comparison between Breivik's actions and those of Timothy McVeigh, instead of Jared Lee Loughner. It's easy to understand why considering the use of an explosive device to attack a government building, but we don't know at this point whether or not Breivik was part of paramilitary group, or whether or not his actions were fueled by political ideology similar to McVeigh's. I won't make definite statements about his motivations without the evidence to back it up.
Aside from this, I would like to address this idea that Breivik is a "Christian conservative terrorist." At this time, there are conflicting reports about his religious beliefs. I have been reading various sites which claim that Breivik wasn't a Christian, but instead a Freemason. That being said, none of the eye witness accounts have him quoting the Bible or any Masonic text, as Islamic terrorists do. Simply put, just because he is a member of a particular faith, it doesn't mean that he is a religiously motivated terrorist. In fact, I believe all signs, at this point at least, point his actions being politically motivated.
So if this is politically motivated, does that mean he is a "conservative terrorist"? Once again, as I stated previously, his political beliefs are warped. Just as Jared Lee Lougher's motivations were only understandable only to him alone, I believe this may also be the case for Breivik's motivations. If his actions were indeed due the result of his hatred for Islamic fundamentalism as many have been saying, why didn't he target a Muslim leader like Mullah Krekar? At least then his actions would have made more sense. If it was the Labour Party's push for multiculturalism, why didn't Breivik's writings, as far as we know, speak of his hatred for non-Muslim minority groups? Why were was the target of his attacks the Labour Party and not minority groups? Simply put, there is some warped reason for these attacks that makes sense to Breiviki, but probably won't make sense to anyone else.
In any event, aside from reports of a possible second gunman, there doesn't seem to be much in the way of new information. When more information does become available, I will update this blog entry.
UPDATE: Here's more information on Anders Behring Breivik. This from Chris Doucette of the Toronto Sun.
The whole world now knows Anders Breivik is a heartless, cold-blooded killer.
The suspected right-wing zealot has already taken responsibility for the deadly bombing in Oslo, Norway, and the shooting spree on nearby Utoeya island that, together, have claimed nearly 100 lives, most of them youths, and wounded at least as many more.
But on Monday, the 32-year-old is expected to answer the question everyone is asking:
"He has said that he believed the actions were atrocious, but that in his head they were necessary," defence lawyer Geir Lippestad told TV2 news on Saturday.
Lippestad's client apparently has told him he is willing to explain himself when he makes his first court appearance on Monday.
Shortly after the bombing of a downtown Oslo government building, a man dressed in a police uniform opened fire on hundreds of youths on the island 30 kilometres away.
The shooting rampage went on for 90 minutes.
When a SWAT team finally arrived, acting police chief Sveinung Sponheim said Breivik immediately surrendered and confessed to both attacks.
Police also said the accused, who belonged to an anti-immigration party and wrote blogs attacking multiculturalism and Islam, had been unknown to them.
In a YouTube video promoting a fight against Islam, Breivik is seen wearing a wetsuit and pointing an automatic weapon.
Forensics officers gathered evidence at a small farm in the village of Aasta, about 160 km north of Oslo, that was allegedly leased by Breivik two months ago.
Half a dozen bags of fertilizer could be seen stacked against an outbuilding on the property. But it's not yet known if fertilizer was used to make the bomb that rocked Oslo.
Arild Tangen, a taxi driver who claims he drove Breivik from a train station to the farm on Thursday around 1 p.m., said he did not know the accused, but he seemed to be "a nice guy."
"He seemed like an up-and-coming businessman coming right from the job," Tangen told Reuters. "I could never imagine he could have done something like that."
If Breivik is convicted on terrorism charges, he would face a maximum of 21 years in prison, police said.
It seems that the we're all going to be learning more about Breivik's motives very soon. I still, however, find it troubling that there seems to be a significant disconnect between his anti-Islamic positions and these attacks on the Labour Party. If he was so intent on a fight with Islam, why didn't he target Muslim leaders like Mullah Krekar? Does he believe that the Labour Party is a pawn of Muslim fundamentalists? I expect his reasoning to be that of a deranged conspiracy theorist.
I will continue updating this post as more information becomes available.
UPDATE: Here's a few more posts concerning the terrorist attacks in Oslo, Norway.
Donald Douglas at American Power Blog has a post up concerning Anders Behring Breivik's apparent political motives. Douglas makes the point that an anti-immigration, pro-homosexual and pro-Israel is far from the platform of a far-right extremist, especially in Europe where far-right groups are traditionally anti-homosexual and anti-Israel.
Mark Humphrys points out in his post that "for all his protests, Breivik is no different to the jihadists, and should be treated the same as them." Looking at Breivik's manifesto, which includes the forced conversion of Muslims to Christianity, the destruction of mosques and Islamic centers, and the use of terrorism against political opponents, it's not hard to see why Humphrys would make this assertion. I highly recommend my modest readership give Humphrys' post a read because sheer amount information it provides on Breivik's political beliefs.
Celestial Junk has a post up concerning the ninety minutes it took for police to get to Utoya after receiving calls for help as Breivik, and possibly another suspect, started opening fire on Workers' Youth League (Arbeidernes Ungdomsfylking or AUF in Bokmål) summer camp attendees. As Celestial Junk pointed out, considering that the region is dominated by water and mountains, why wasn't there any boats or helicopters on standby? Do Norwegian authorities even have a special police force on standby in case of such an emergency? If so, why did it take them so long to get to Utoya? One wonders if the media will tear itself away from the "Christian conservative terrorist" meme long enough to ask these questions.
Aussie Dave at Israelly Cool has a post up concerning the far-left's attempt to blame this tragedy on Israel and the Jewish people. Well known anti-Israel artist and political activist Gilad Atzmon wrote that,
…Within its Judaic mundane-societal context, the Sabbath Goy [Breivik] is simply there to accomplish some minor tasks the Jews cannot undertake during the Sabbath. But within the Zion-ised reality we tragically enough live in, the Sabbath Goy kills for the Jewish state. He may even do it voluntarily…
Atzmon wasn't the only one pushing this warped belief. Swedish-Algerian journalist Yahya Abu Zakariya also believes at Breivik's actions were part of a greater Israeli conspiracy against Muslims.
I blame two parties in the West [for the Norway attacks] – the extremist right and the Israeli Mossad… You will witness similar operations in Denmark, in Sweden, in Iceland, in Finland, and in Britain. This is [part of] the Zionist strategy of ridding Europe of its Muslim population under the slogan of preventing Islam from settling in Europe, so that Europe will continue to support the Zionist entity…
In my opinion, this derangement rivals Breivik's. As I stated previously, Muslims weren't the target of Breivik's attacks. If this was an Israeli conspiracy against Muslims, why would they target Norway's Labour Party? I also recommend my modest readership give Aussie Dave's post a read, if for nothing else than to better understand how twisted those who believe this nonsense are.
Thanks to Blazing Cat Fur for posting these links to posts about or related to this story.
UPDATE: More nonsense from those on the left about how those on the right are to blame for the terrorist attacks in Oslo, Norway. Here's the segment from 'Jansing and Company', with Chris Jansing "interviewing" (and I use that term loosely) Michael Isikoff (hat-tip Pamela Geller at Atlas Shrugs).
Is it any wonder why MSNBC's ratings are so bad? This wasn't an interview, it was a rant, a collection of loaded questions and baseless claims. Firstly, there is no proof of a "surge in right wing attacks." There's a surge in Islamic terrorist attacks, but unless you count mentally deranged people with far-left political beliefs (Amy Bishop, Joseph Andrew Stack and John Patrick Bedell to name a few) as "right wing extremists," then there isn't any evidence to back up this claim.
Secondly, this talk about how the "real threat" is the "fringe, extremist terrorist groups on the right feeding off islamophobia" is nonsense. What about the very real threat of Muslim fundamentalism? Those like Isikoff would rather invent bogeymen than address issues like the assault raping of Norwegian girls by Muslim men (same link as above). How about the calls for jihad by those like Mullah Krekar? To those on MSNBC, to even raise that issue makes you an "islamophobe." To paraphrase Kathy Shaidle of Five Feet of Fury, there isn't anything irrational about a fear of people who advocate violence against unbelievers.
If MSNBC had standard, not only would they apologize for airing this segment, but fired Chris Jansing for this unsupported and downright hateful nonsense. Pathetic…
UPDATE: Instead of updating this post, I have put up a new post discussing this anti-Christian narrative the media is now pushing. While it's pathetic to see how dishonest and irresponsible these so-called "journalists" have become, it was inevitable when Anders Behring Breivik was revealed to not be a Muslim terrorist. Pathetic…


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We are more a ball control type of team, just like in the 80s. And my memory of the 80s was that teams feared our DEFENSE, not that we were gonna drop a 50 on them. When we get a lead we tend to run more and use the clock to play more conservatively.
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