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Frayed Knights - Interview @ IndieRPGs.com
Craig Stern from Sinister Design has a new interview with Jay Barnson about Frayed Knights that covers some different territory to our own recent conversation. Here's a fairly lengthy partial snip about resource management:
This — this is why I finally subscribed to RPGWatch after a long time reading via RSS. What a fantastic interview linked above!
"Since there's zero reason to not unleash on a "lesser threat" with everything you've got – as you'll get it all back again thirty seconds after the fight – they are useless encounters, and should be removed."
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Nearly 240 illegal immigrants went on a hunger strike as the European Union's 27 member states were putting the final touches on a new document which allows governments to detain illegal immigrants for up to 18 months and then prevent them from re-entering the EU for up to five years. The illegals are bunkered down in a church in Brussells while not far away EU officials are prepared to tell them they are not welcome and must leave. A man named Mohad from Algeria said he has been on the hunger strike snce May 8 and already had spent nearly two years in a migrant detention camp located in the Netherlands. "The European Community is not human," was his plaintive comment.
Most of the migrants complained about being treated like criminals even though their only desire is for work and to be a productive human. At present, the cap in nations like Spain is 40 days and in Belgium it is eight months so the proposed legislation would allow immigrants to be detained much longer than most existing laws by member nations.
An EU spokesperson put it honestly about the attitude toward illegal immigrants: "If they arrive here, it's not going to be paradise." It is doubtful if any illegal immigrant seeks paradise, but how about an opportunity to work hard?


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Goodbye Heidi. It was nice knowing you.
Everyone, say hello to Jenny Dell!
Dell, a UMass graduate, will become NESN's new Red Sox in-game reporter, according to the Boston Globe's Chad Finn. She replaces Heidi Watney, who left at the end of last year to become a reporter for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Dell has been working at ESPN as an on-air reporter, and also did some work off-camera too. She worked at the Winter X-Games as part of her last gig in Bristol.
Thoughts on the new Red Sox reporter?
Tags: Heidi Watney, Jenny Dell, NESN, Red Sox
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Andrea Mueller, Australian-German textile/graphic designer based in Berlin, Germany, and author of jolijou.blogspot.com is passionate about quirky illustrations, fabric and sewing. Andrea's up next on the blog with her perspective on the European sewing scene.
Andrea loves thinking outside the box, taking creative risks and bending the sewing rules. While as a mother of three she's balancing the tightrope between motherhood and working from home, being a compulsive create-a-holic she's thrilled to have her desk full of assignments. She has published a number of sewing patterns for girls and women, as well as having illustrated numerous designs for machine embroidery, sewing trim and other embellishments. Her children and trying to find the beauty in even the smallest things in life are her biggest source of inspiration, and her hunger for the next creative challenge keeps her perpetually in motion.
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OMG – totally crushing on Andrea and her jolijou blog!
I love your blog Andrea, welcome! I like the way you have things translated into German and English (I can practice mein Deutch!)
Her blog is totally adorable!
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Hello big booty and small booty girls!!!! I am totally upsessed with this procedure can someone help me out on this site and how to choose the right doctor?? I need all of the help I cant get because I want this procedure done before the holidays.....Whom should I choose, where should I go??? I do not want to pay 10k for my freakin butt! But I also want it to look great I dont want to go through all of that pain and stuff for a crappy job you know but anyway if someone could show me the ropes on here that would be great! thankxxx
I Want my Booty Back...tear :( Any Suggestions? # Team President Obama!!!!!
To all the people who have already had the BBL, I...
To all the people who have already had the BBL, I have some questions because I plan on doing this by myself w/o telling anyone....Did yall tell ppl? and for the ppl that you did not tell what did they say about your new body? Like people in your fam, or ppl at work, school etc?.....I dont want people to know that I would go and have PS lol my fam will not approve!
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GGOOOOOOOO President Obama #Team Obama!!! :)
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Well I finally have the time to take off for this procedure and I cant get any company bank, care credit nothing to approve me....I guess I will just have to get excited over my bbl sistas channel because If I have to save up its going to take a LONNG time to save the money...Gosh it sucks having bad credit...This would be so much more easier to save if I was a stripper lol...well I will continue to "wish" for my "wish" pics.. :(
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- Nationality: English
- Age: 28
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This song, "Ghosts That We Knew," is from the Grammy-award winning Mumford & Sons. In case you haven't heard about this group, it's led by the son of a charismatic British pastor. Marcus Mumford, the band's leader, frequently sings about faith, heartbreak, and pain. I don't know where Marcus stands with the Lord, but I [Read More…]
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How To Get Started With Genetic Genealogy and DNA Research
By Shannon Combs Bennett
Want to make genetic genealogy part of your research, but don't know where to begin? Follow our first-timer's study guide that will take you through what you need to know. This article contains a Genealogy How-To Video to demystify DNA in 10 minutes.
Plenty of us genealogists have thought about trying genetic genealogy testing in hopes of finally breaking through a persistent research brick wall. But then we freeze like a kid with test anxiety: Would it really help? What kind of test would I need? And where do I even begin?
I had those questions, too—and more—before my dad and I entered the world of genetic genealogy testing last fall (I needed Dad for his Y-DNA). When I was in college, I wanted to be a genetic counselor. Fast forward a decade and I found myself, now a stay-at-home mom, leaning on that background in biology and genetics. I had to brush up and re-read information from any source I could lay my hands on, all so I could wrap my head around all the advancements in the ever-broadening field of genetic genealogy.
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Excuse me Mr. Obama, I mean Senator Obama, sir. . . know you are busy and important and stuff. I mean running for president is very important and . . . ah . . I hate to bother you. I will only take a minute ok, sir. I have these missing pieces that are holding me up, and I was wondering sir, if you could take time out of your busy schedule and help me out. You know, no big deal, just some loose ends and things.
I can't seem to get some information I need to wrap this up. These things seem to either be 'locked' or 'not available'. I'm sure it's just some oversight or glitch or something, so if you could you tell me where these things are . . .
Could you help me please find these things, sir?
1. Occidental College records -- Not released
2. Columbia College records -- Not released
3. Columbia Thesis paper -- not available, locked down by faculty
4. Harvard College records -- Not released, locked down by faculty
5. Selective Service Registration -- Not released
6. Medical records -- Not released
7. Illinois State Senate schedule -- 'not available'
8. Law practice client list -- Not released
9. Certified Copy of original Birth certificate - - Not released
10. Embossed, signed paper Certification of Live Birth -- Not released
11. Harvard Law Review articles published -- None
12 University of Chicago scholarly articles -- None
13. Your Record of baptism-- Not released or 'not available'
14. Your Illinois State Senate records--'not available'
You couldn't get a job at McDonalds and become district manager after 143 days of experience.
You couldn't become chief of surgery after 143 days of experience of being a surgeon.
You couldn't get a job as a teacher and be the superintendent after 143 days of experience.
You couldn't join the military and become a colonel after 143 days of experience.
You couldn't get a job as a reporter and become the nightly news anchor after 143 days of experience.
'From the time Barack Obama was sworn in as a United State Senator, to the time he announced he was forming a Presidential exploratory committee, he logged 143 days of experience in the Senate. That's how many days the Senate was actually in session and working. After 143 days of work experience, Obama believed he was ready to be Commander In Chief, Leader of the Free World .... 143 days.
We all have to start somewhere. The senate is a good start, but after 143 days, that's all it is - a start.
AND, strangely, a large sector of the American public is okay with this and campaigning for him. We wouldn't accept this in our own line of work, yet some are okay with this for the President of the United States of America? Come on folks, we are not voting for the next American Idol!


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"The Racketeer" holds on to top spot on U.S. bestseller list
NEW YORK (Reuters) - John Grisham's "The Racketeer" retained the top spot on Publishers Weekly's bestseller list for the third consecutive week on Thursday.
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I have 5 1919 extractors for sale at $ 65 each + shipped. All are SG made and seem to all be in good working order. I have 1 RIA extractor that has already been spoken for. I also have 4 USGI m2hb extractors, appear to be knew but I cannot verify that. These will go for $65 each + shipped. I have 2 m3 stripped buffer bodies that will need to be cleaned up; they have some mild rust and light to medium pitting. All are still in Serviceable condition. These will be $75 shipped to lower 48. I have one m3 top plate stripped, that is in very very useable shape; it does have a few very small areas of pitting that won't be noticeable. I personally have a nice stripped m2 bolt and barrel extension for sale or trade. Text me 750-815-5291 or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Il be glad to trade up with a little cash in hand for receiver parts.
Ill get in touch with you first thing in mornong.
I will take 2 of the 1919 extractors, please send me where to send the Mo. Thanks Smlemk111
Ill take the last 1919 extractor.
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Doggone it you posted this on my B'day and I just missed out on a 1919 extractor that I could've bought with my B'day money.
If you find another 1919 extractor I would be interested in purchasing it.
2 m2hb extractor for $100 shipped. I still have 4 of these to get rid of
I'll take 2 of the M2 .50 extractors. Shoot me a PM w/details.
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text: CONSOL's total coal inventory decreased during the quarter by 0.7 million tons to 1.7 million tons as of September 30, 2012. Thermal coal inventory decreased by 0.8 million tons during the quarter, as sales outpaced the scaled-back production. Low-vol and mid-vol coal inventory increased by 0.1 million tons during the quarter, to 0.4 million tons.CONSOL Energy's core values are safety, compliance, and continuous improvement. During the first nine months of 2012, the company has experienced a 4% year-over year improvement in the incident rate among employees. On October 5, we held our second Core Value Summit with our key vendors to help them embrace our core values. As a result of our increased focus on outside vendor safety, we have experienced a 14% decline in our contractor incident rates over the same period. During the third quarter, the company's Enlow Fork Mine logged one million hours without incurring a recordable injury. Against this backdrop of improving overall safety, though, CONSOL Energy's coal division did suffer a fatality in the third quarter. While we continue to invest significantly to reach our ultimate goal of Absolute Zero, our challenge is to continue to identify and eliminate risks. CONSOL's Gas Division produced 39.5 Bcf for the 2012 third quarter, down slightly from the 40.4 Bcf produced in the 2011 third quarter. The just-ended quarter, however, was impaired by approximately 0.2 Bcf due to the September idling of the Buchanan Mine, which produces associated gas. A second complication in making a comparison was that last year's third quarter production contained 100% of the Marcellus Shale production, half of which was tendered to the Noble Energy joint venture on September 30, 2011. The year-earlier quarter's production also contained some production from Antero's overriding royalty interest, before it was sold back to Antero. On an adjusted basis, therefore, last year's 40.4 Bcf would have been approximately 35.9 Bcf, net to CONSOL. On an apples-to-apples basis, CONSOL's gas production would have increased by 13%, if not for these items. During the third quarter of 2012, CONSOL Energy drilled 12 Marcellus Shale wells, completed 12 Marcellus Shale wells, and placed 22 online. Additionally, Noble Energy drilled four Marcellus Shale wells in the liquids-rich area of the play. Also during the quarter, CONSOL Energy drilled four Utica Shale wells in Ohio, completed two Utica Shale wells, and placed one Utica Shale well on line. Hess Corporation drilled one well in the Utica Shale. Fourth Quarter 2012 Forecasts


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The Global Dimension in Schools NI is the Northern Ireland regional project for Department for International Development DFID's EES (Enabling Effective Support) initiative. The main aim of the initiative is to provide educators with effective and sustained support to incorporate the global dimension into the teaching of all Northern Ireland Curriculum subjects.
The Global Dimension in Schools NI:
'...aims to raise awareness and understanding of how global issues affect the everyday lives of individuals, communities and societies and how all of us can and do influence the global'.
The world that today's children are growing up in is changing rapidly. Climate change and changes in the world's economy, in local community dynamics and in global politics are some examples. The world that children will take charge of as adults will have changed further still.
So how do you, your school, organisation or authority respond to the challenge of educating young people in a changing, globalised society? What are the local opportunities for learning to respond appropriately to a changing world?
When DFID was established as a new government department in 1997 it stated in its first White Paper (Eliminating World Poverty - A Challenge for the 21st Century) that, 'Every child should be educated about development issues, so that they can understand the key global considerations which will shape their lives'.
The two clear tasks in education which are key to achieving this aim are:
- to give every child in the UK the chance to learn about the issues that shape the world;
- to support teachers in developing young people's understanding and capabilities that are vital in shaping that world.
- Department for International Development
- Enabling Effective Support (PDF document from DFID)
In response to the many interlinking causes of poverty, the Millennium Development Goals were adopted at the UN in September 2000. These are:
- Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
- Achieve universal primary education
- Promote gender equality and empower women
- Reduce child mortality
- Improve maternal health
- Combat HIV and AIDS, malaria and other diseases
- Ensure environmental sustainability
- Develop a global partnership for development
The member states have pledged to meet the goals by 2015, as we know, whilst there is some progress, they are unlikely to be met. It is up to us as educators to enable young people to learn the mechanisms to become activists and advocates, reminding their governments of their promises and responsibilities. Many of the MDGs have already been addressed in schools, with the Make Poverty History campaign, Send My Friend to School Campaign, work on World Aids Day and most schools now have policies relating to sustainable development. However, the Global Dimension will help embed the MDGs into the curriculum more effectively, ensuring that young people understand the reasons for the MDGs existence, and the causes of the problems they address.
Websites to find out more:


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Industry Focus
Biases in the Workplace
Human resources executives are people, too, and as such they have biases. At their core, biases are not meant to be disruptive or malicious, experts say.
Human Resources
The entry of the millennial generation into the workforce is changing the way companies recruit and retain employees. Ten years ago, employers sought new candidates mainly through job fairs and postings in local newspapers and on college notice boards.
Crisis in STEM
The debate surrounding the grim statistics for Black professionals and entrepreneurs in the $2 trillion-plus STEM-based "innovation economy" is fervid, and rightly so.
Eating Well Together
Our earliest memories about food were most likely with family, whether at home or at a family outing. Wherever it occurred, the family is where our food choices, eating habits, and health practices started.
Opportunities in Obamacare
With national health spending at more than $2 trillion a year, and 30 million to 40 million Americans expected to enter the system in 2014 under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, health care represents a giant market and a giant opportunity for professionals and entrepreneurs alike.
The Healthcare Industry
The law's appellation aside, the debate surrounding what has become the president's signature achievement—the overhaul of the nation's health care—has polarized the nation, reaching a climactic phase in January, when the first half of the law's open enrollment period ended.
Workplace Diversity
As the clamor for greater diversity and inclusion in the workplace grows and the pressure of scrutiny mounts, companies are trying to figure out how to create a work environment and organizational culture that embrace the differences people bring.
Human Resources in the Age of Globalization
Three years ago, the Society for Human Resource Management, the country's largest professional human resources organization, commissioned the Economist Intelligence Unit to find out what the typical company would look like in 2020 and what corporate leaders could do to prepare workers for change.
Retirement Income
Baby Boomers
As this generation approaches the age of retirement, and takes a hard look at their personal finances, writer Terry Savage looks at two areas of particular focus: life insurance and social security benefits.
A New Life Insurance Concept
Baby Boomers
As this generation approaches the age of retirement, and takes a hard look at their personal finances,
writer Terry Savage looks at two areas of particular focus: life insurance and social security benefits.


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*국가와 민족을 위해 기도하는 달입니다 - 특히 신앙의 순교자를 생각합시다
*화요일 중보기도회 : (화)밤8시 장소:지하실
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The Message IS The Medium
Some of our Wrong-Wing Wregulars still don't get it - and maybe they never will - but I'm going to try one more time. Please lean in so that you can hear me clearly.
Without total control of the mass media machine, little irritants like The Truth can seep inside closed Red State minds, corrupting the GOP concepts that we are all expected to understand in the manner directed. For instance, we are to believe that Harriet Miers is qualified to be a Supreme Court Justice, and that Iraq is all about establishing democracy and freedom.
But as more and more of the media remembers what they are REALLY supposed to be doing with the information that they present, we discover that conservatives hate the idea of Miers on the Court, and that Iraq is going to civil war Hell in a Bu$hCo handbasket delivered by a National Guardsman who has been deployed for months with no body armor riding in a Humvee sans armor plating and equiped with a gun that has no bullets.
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454 going into my 53 3100
I just picked up a 454 out of an 88 2500 . I will be stuffing it into my 1953 chevy 3100 pickup as soon I pull the 283 w/ th350 out. Has anyone done this before? Im looking to see if there are any tricks that may come in handy. I'll be taking pics as I go along. :evil:
no but i will do it soon maybe
I have a 1954 with a 283 and my steering box is very close. I am going to pull my 283 out sunday. i am going to paint my fire wall and redo my motor supports they are solid no rubber. I am going to put a new truck independent front suspension, that i found on this web site.( the plans not the front end) After that if i find a good 454 I will put that in or put the 283 back in till I fine one.I will reply if i do it first. you tell me if you do it first.
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Well one things for sure, you know it will fit. I put a hemi in my '53 3100. :mwink:
What kind of radiator is in the the truck to cool the hemi? I have the radiator for the 454 w/trany cooler I will be attempting to fab into place. There is plenty of room for the motor its all the other stuff Im thinkig about like steering, radiator, how far back to move motor, and how to route the headers/exhust. Id like to route the exhaust it right out of the side so I can dump it into those annoying imports i plan on blowing the doors off of. :D
I have a PRC aluminum radiator made specifically for the AD trucks. As you can see the truck has A/C and a separate trans cooler.
I'm also using a home made shroud and mechanical fan. Haven't made the decision yet but I might go to an electrical fan next year.
Mine has a Mustang II IFS which gives me more room for steering since it uses a rack instead of a big box.
As you can see the hemi completely fills the engine bay so I needed all the space I could get for steering.
Running headers out the sides behind the front wheels (gasser style) will require a lot of fabrication but can be done. I used stock high performance manifolds simply because I had them. Could have used block huggers but it's not a race truck so I saw no need to go that route.
It will fit, but you will need a good radiator, push the firewall on the right side back a bit and move the steering column over about an inch, we also relieved the frame some to clear the steering shaft (headers are Sandersons, radiator is from Griffin)
My dad has a 454/TH400 in his 54 panel. We clipped it using a 79 camaro clip. Definitely have to modify your inner fenders to clear everything.
Very nice!
I couldn't help but notice that you have plugged your by-pass hose connection on your intake ...
don't need it
Although not the same animal - I bought some Sanderson Cast Headers for my 454 install in my 49 Hudson - these really help when clearances are tight and actually fit tighter against the block.
I am installing a 454 in my 54 too, was wondering if you had to do anything to your firewall to make room for the distributor? I have a recessed firewall to install but I mocked it up and it looked like I needed to move it back a few inches still, any thoughts?
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Gorell Windows & Doors has launched a new 130-page Web site designed to make learning about windows and doors, particularly Gorell products, more engaging and informative for visitors. A major feature of the new site is an interactive window and door "visualization" tool that allows users to see how products will look and perform by making selections from options such as colors, interior wood grains, grids and glass systems, officials note.
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After cruising to one of her easiest career victories to date with win No. 17 in the Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley on Friday night, super mare Black Caviar will be given the chance to equal the great Ajax's personal best race record next start in the 2012 CF Orr Stakes.


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The question many wondered was what the Crown Princess would be wearing. Fashion experts have hailed Pär Engsheden's creation as elegant and stylish. The ceremony itself was a mix of tradition and personal touches, and the banquet that followed was a feast compiled of many Scandinavian delicacies. Media in Sweden are also hailing the very personal speech given in both English and Swedish by the groom, Prince Daniel, at the wedding banquet.
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Here's what happened.
I arrived at the train station in L.A. at 5:25, five minutes before the demonstration was officially set to begin, a candlelit vigil I was told, and I found a seat on the wide lip of an enormous concrete planter on the landing where an underground train station emptied beneath a huge orange awning the size of a band shell at street level. Ten feet away from me stood two MoveOn organizers trying to recruit a pair of Awake! Jesus freaks into the protest, imploring them to put down their magazines and to pick up one of the 50 stacked cardboard signs leaning against an adjacent planter and to spend the next few hours standing curbside with it.
Mimicking the uncomfortable no thank you shown to them several thousand times a day, the Jesus freaks moved on, leaving a total of four people to begin the event. Sighing audibly, the protesters grabbed their baffling signs—HONK FOR KIDS, BE A VETO BANDIDO, WE THE PEOPLE JUST SAY NO and an indecipherable one that was on a piece of dress shirt cardboard no bigger than a standard piece of typing paper with lettering that had been drawn with a ballpoint pen—and shuffled over to where the cars were whizzing by as impenetrable as 5,000-pound seeds in pursuit of soil.
In 20 minutes the mob of activists had swelled to seven people, two of whom were under 5 years old, one of them crying in her stroller because she'd been swatted for chewing on her sign. Thirty feet beyond the seven was a MoveOn photographer who was taking pictures of the demonstration, his shutter snapping just at the moment when somewhere around a hundred bone-tired commuters would exit the train station and crowd around the sign holders to wait for the walking green at the enormous crosswalk before continuing their commute on the other side of the road at the bus station. Then the light would change, the camera would be recapped and the hoard, comprised of faces that looked as if the sign carriers were oozing something that might stain their clothes, would slide away from the minuscule number of protesters like sand being poured from a public ashtray around gum wads anchored where they stood.
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He stood there for 15 minutes unable to get a single honk out of anybody, his face souring and his eyes communicating a real disdain for humanity's inability to see what was right in front it.
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Your portrayal of today's elders is insulting, ignorant
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"I'm 57 years old. My only experience of young radicals is environmental activists, and it saddened me that they hadn't yet made the connection between the state of our planet and our endless need to reproduce ourselves."—You're insane! It's called life, buddy. Real, disgusting, cruel, unjust life! Get a pair of balls. This is the reason why whinny, spoiled narcissists who grew up in the lap of relative luxury with mommy and daddy taking care of all their needs and are better off than 99.999999999999999% of ALL HUMANS WHO EVER LIVED ON EARTH and who believe they're trying to "change the world"—How Stupid!—will attract no one but LOSERS to their anti-life (Man in God's Exalted Chair) philosophy of SELF that is so 20th century passe, it was still born at inception. Freak!
As for the rest of the culturally illiterate "dreamers" commenting on this site, STOP WHINING! I don't care how old you are, but if you think the "bad" world started cca. 1980 when Ron Reagan took office, then you are willfully ignorant and have no one to blame but yourselves. See Modernity. Moreover, your blabber only adds to the confusion, left or right, so the world would be better off if you shut up more and express yourselves less.
By laurence tribe, February 6, 2011 at 6:58 pm Link to this comment
At best 40% vote. Why? Because our two party one brain system truly represents the rich and the powerful with pablum for the rest. Social Security be-gan in communist Russia.Those of you who want to rely on government want to sleep with the enemy, unless, of course you've been trained in the government schools to think otherwise. Have you ever seen a list of the taxes you pay? The idea is to keep us fat, dumb, dependent and oblivious to the theft of a nation.The U.S.A? United Socialist America.
By James, February 6, 2011 at 4:59 pm Link to this comment
I was at the "Rally for Sanity and/or Fear," mostly because it was just down the
The next week I found Mark Ames' excellent article on the rally:
By laurence tribe, February 6, 2011 at 4:48 pm Link to this comment
Right on, firefly, but, personally I see the control to be on a global scale, the One World we hear bantered, with the megabanks, the Federal Reserve Corporation, the Banks of England and Ger-many,etc.,supplying a one world currency at a cost to a One World socialist government. Life will change dramtically.No socialist government(Russia,Germany, Italy, of current memory) has ever displayed much regard for life. One CFR published policy objective is substantial worldwide depopulation, half of cur-rent U.S. population. Humane euthansia presumably: a celebration of life with cookies and soft drinks.
By Penny, February 6, 2011 at 4:21 pm Link to this comment
It saddens me that at this late, late hour in our national history, so many baby boomers
The fact is that people like Howard Zinn began their activist careers in an era when the
I too would love to see more of the public actively engaged in meaningful protest against
By James Fillmore, February 6, 2011 at 1:04 am Link to this comment
I'd say Naomi Klein is a good young radical—however she's generally busier
The people over at English Al-Jazeera are doing a good job.
And books like like Ha-Joon Chang's "Bad Samaritans", Richard Wilkinson/Kate
But I agree that I dread the loss of the elder statesmen. Vidal once wrote about
By laurence tribe, February 5, 2011 at 6:32 pm Link to this comment
Fish and Zeela: great observations. I'm almost two generations ahead of(perhaps that should be BEHIND) you. So my perspective is different; so I wonder. It is obvious to me that our Constitution has failed to prevent the concentration of power and authority in a central government on its way to further consolidate its control.When government gives anything itsomething in return. And some believe as I do that governments are only the front men for the real power brokers: the megaBankers of the world who control the issuance and retraction of currency in circulation, therefore the economic health of a nation(s) and on their way to creating a single world currency and hegemony. Have you any thoughts regarding the CFR, Trilats, Builderbergers, Club of Rome members, you know, the upper crust, who have all through history placed themselves above us peons.Socialism, equali-tarianism once in power has proven pretty unhealthy.
By ESA, February 5, 2011 at 3:05 pm Link to this comment
People over the age of 40 understand quite well the value of the Internet. To say otherwise is naive. What they are having trouble with is why those under the age of 30 are so clueless and/or inactive to the seriousness of their situation.
By Dale Headley, February 5, 2011 at 3:04 pm Link to this comment
Speaking as a 75 year old, I must admit that I was around 65 before I really
By AnnaCatherine, February 5, 2011 at 3:04 pm Link to this comment
Mr. Fish, I feel your pain. The prevailing indifference troubles me. I grew up in a family of opinionated people so I thought that's the way it was. At the time that was true. But we've become a nation of angry people, many of whom get their relief in front of a TV. A steady diet of shouting matches works for them. One of the rewards that comes with age is the right to speak your mind. No more job to lose, no bridges to burn, embarassment is unimportant. I've been to anti-war demonstrations: me and 7-8 other people. Depressing isn't it? My rude awakening came when the 2000 election was decided by the Supreme Court. I wondered "What the heck just happened". Nobody else in my office at the time seemed to make much of it. The second wake-up call came when George Bush took the country to war. He called it "Liberating the Iraqi people". Again, not much resistance. Then the Patriot Act became law to protect us from terrorism. Well, that's what they said. We have since become what we are now. My grandmother marched for the vote way back when. I sometimes wonder what she'd make of all this. She certainly wouldn't keep her mouth shut.
By Bog Dave, February 5, 2011 at 1:08 pm Link to this comment
In many ways, increased communication options have resulted in pessimism
In my youth, we had the anti-war movement of the Vietnam era. There was
Today the youth have to decide, first of all, where the truth lies. Are the
So, once they sort that out, what do they choose to champion? Shall we
Got the time? I got thousands more issues. And that, sir, is the point. For most
By SteveK9, February 5, 2011 at 12:23 pm Link to this comment
Sadly, things have to get a lot worse before any real revolution
By wanked, February 5, 2011 at 10:04 am Link to this comment
I dont know. I treked to DC Boston NY Maine Hartford Providence and my own small towns around CT time and time again, demonstrating against the occupations in the middle east from the on start(actually before the on start) of the Iraq war. Initally the gatherings were VERY LARGE and spirited. But masses of hundreds of thousands dwindled down to a few thousand as the media became nonexistent and people felt that they were wasting their time. After last October's gathering on the mall in DC I gave up. It was just a feel good picnic with everyone snapping pix for their photo albums.
By bogi666, February 5, 2011 at 9:52 am Link to this comment
The USA is a country of narcissistic, consumerist, gluttons whom has been instilled with mindlessness,unable and/or not knowing to discern thoughts from facts. The government, businesses and pretend christians[biblical harlots] have institutionalized mindlessness which gives it legitimacy with peer pressure. Mindlessness can be observed on TV daily, hourly, by the minute and second. Unless American realize that they are just thought of as consumers by the oligarch's being relegated into serfdom by the USG/MIC,Mafia Industrial Complex, with forced contributions, withholding taxes, for the Pentagon protection racket scheme of 'fund US, the Pentagon, to protect you or else…...! The purpose of the Pentagon is to protect the assets of the INTERNATIONAL CORPORATOCRACY GOVERNMENT WEALTHY PREDATORY CAPITALIST WELFARE KINGS some of which pay no taxes and still are Pentagon protected, until these facts are realized nothing will happen and serfdom will result. The wealthy French paid no taxes and the French revolution resulted. Meanwhile the incessant happy talk, sociopath-psychopathic-optimistic-psychobabble propaganda will continue because it has worked so well at "Manufacturing Consent" as described by Noam Chomsky's book, which has been in effect for almost 90 years now.
By mookins, February 5, 2011 at 9:38 am Link to this comment
The '60's believed it possible to effect real change, a belief now gone.
Seattle in '99 showed how quickly we rise when to do so promises effect.
Obama rode that hopeful, insurgent spirit into the Presidency, then used the office to break it. He has finished what Reagan started.
By Mike Flugennock, February 5, 2011 at 3:25 am Link to this comment
rebwocnol sez:
What, do you have a problem with mobs? I don't know about the rest of you folks, but I loves me a good mob in the streets more than anything. Nothing like it. Ask any Egyptian.
By Laceration, February 5, 2011 at 1:15 am Link to this comment
Big B, if we got got something solely like Ron Paul's foreign policy from our gov't, would that not surpass anything that we have had before? And being that the gov't is mostly set up to serve the rich and powerful, if it was disinvested who would it really hurt and who would it help? I am not totally unsympathetic to your point, I am not convinced, for instance, that socialized medicine is not the way to go. I don't think I would worry about getting sick in Canada or France like I do here. But Ron Paul is spot on many things and has repeatedly said it makes more sense to reign in the empire than to drastically cut the safety net rashly, because people are dependent on it. That is his ultimate goal though. Libertarian-Progressive alliance! There's a lot of commonality. Could we not pull back our empire and do the other things Ralph Nader pointed out that he agrees with Ron Paul on and then quibble about the other stuff later? If Texas ends up having free market medical system and Vermont a socialized one would that not still not be progress?
By clayton lowe, February 4, 2011 at 10:37 pm Link to this comment
"Who will be left once Chomsky and Sahl and Vidal and
bradley manning, glenn greenwald, matt taibbi, the
By Olaf, February 4, 2011 at 9:04 pm Link to this comment
Ah, Mr. Fish, your equating "MoveOn.Org" as THE anti-war movement, instead of the Obama supporting wishy-washy liberals they are tells me how out-of-touch you are. The defeat of the left and the diminution of the anti-war movement is a result of a variety of factors. They can be summarized in one word… Obama. The Obama candidacy was the ruling class' (yes, Virginia, there IS an American ruling class) smartest move ever. Tens of thousands (millions) of people hours of effort and tens of millions of dollars was donated to Obama by people who would consider themselves progressive and anti-war. He was, after all, the "anti-war" and "progressive" candidate. He was the "great black hope". Remember the pictures of all those teary eyed progressives who gathered in Grant Park to witness "their" candidate make his election victory speech?
By rebwocnol, February 4, 2011 at 7:43 pm Link to this comment
Because people on the left are motivated by facts and a desire to do right, we depend on the wisdom of those who have proven themselves to be the same, and those who have experience rise in our ranks based on merit.
By Reverend Lauren Unruh, THC Ministry, February 4, 2011 at 7:41 pm Link to this comment
I am an activist, I am 52, the Tea Party was my idea, and so is world peace. I have
I think the folks in the middle east even listen to me. I have been blogging my
My question is, how come you never heard of me?
By laurence tribe, February 4, 2011 at 7:32 pm Link to this comment
In answer to Mr. Fish: we of nearly a bygone generation (I'm 81) have watched silently as our nation was manuevered into a major depression, then WWII to solve the economic problem by killing off our youth and increasing the peoples' debt to the mega-Bankers who financed all the combatants. Why is it the over 65 are anti-authoritarians? One answer, probably oversimplified, is that truth wasn't as scarce a commodity in the schools and society of our youth. In our Orwellian world today history is rewritten to fit the socialist agenda. Youth is enamored of the equalitarian promise that socialism advances - UNTIL it has achieved power and authority: twenty million died to establish "equality" in Rus-sia; then there was Hitler's National Socialist Party that destroyed at least six million more dissenters. This nation's industrial capacity is being shipped elsewhere along with middle class incomes, all to create a nation of the haves and the have nots, and the "middle class" employees of the central government. Welcome to the U.S.A., United Socialist America, where the states will become merely regions of the of the central government.
By sheila, February 4, 2011 at 6:53 pm Link to this comment
No draft, no strong union movement, poor education = NO MOVEMENT!
By paul miller, February 4, 2011 at 6:13 pm Link to this comment
This article is not grounded in any reality what so ever. Generations don't exist
By rend, February 4, 2011 at 2:49 pm Link to this comment
While I agree with a majority of what Mr. Fish says, he is Im sure aware of
Why doesn't Truthdig link to it in their web links. You link to Instapundit, but nothing from
By Tom, February 4, 2011 at 1:30 pm Link to this comment
I think radicals are out there, they just aren't marquee names like Zinn. That could be a result of the left in general having far less tolerance for anything to the left of Obama. Hedges has been particularly great as of late.
By Susana, February 4, 2011 at 12:50 pm Link to this comment
I would encourage you to take a look at Voices Breaking Boundaries in Houston
By Troy, February 4, 2011 at 10:26 am Link to this comment
Great post. Note the age disparity at the protest (link below). When people, young and old work together, and when peace and justice groups work together, we will see success. And our courage will give rise to those whose words can make a difference. Thanks to North Texas BDS, and two student organizations from the University of North Texas…Students for Justice in Palestine, and the International Socialist Organization for their work.
By Dennis, February 4, 2011 at 10:07 am Link to this comment
Mr. Fish,
It's the MEDIA .
By Zeelia, February 4, 2011 at 9:25 am Link to this comment
Though I love the tone of this article, there are some things that this article
By Mike Flugennock, February 4, 2011 at 2:28 am Link to this comment
Awesome article, Fish.
One minor nit to pick, though… I was born in 1957, and have been active in progressive/Left peace/justice movements and alternative media since my college days in the late '70s. I've basically made an avocation out of saying "fuck you" for the past thirty-odd years, but still have about a decade to go until sixty-five.
Other than that, though… what a ball-busting article. Thanks so much for posting this.
By Nobody, February 4, 2011 at 2:24 am Link to this comment
There have been no social movements with the goal of a more meaningful life since the 60's or at the latest the early 80's with punk rock. Then came Ritalin and pills for every sort of mental and emotional disorder that living in our society caused and I think basically that's why you haven't seen anything since. Of course the media is not helping they way they move on to the next wardrobe malfunction but I think the bottom line is that we have become a nation of addicts to one thing or another and addicts just want to keep the drugs coming and as long as our leaders do that we could care less what happens to our country or our freedom or our livelihoods
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