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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post849623745403631773..comments2017-05-25T22:05:24.132-04:00Comments on The TSA Blog: Behavior Detection Officers Lead to Arrest in email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-81160135427552706862012-02-24T10:15:55.958-05:002012-02-24T10:15:55.958-05:00And now, the rest of the story: http://www.clickor...And now, the rest of the story: http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-31676725344065904902008-04-24T16:48:00.000-04:002008-04-24T16:48:00.000-04:00Tully, may I be the first to commend you on your r...Tully, may I be the first to commend you on your reasoned riposte to my response to what I considered to be a very reasonable question about TSA and our constitutional rights.

You say to my proposition that the TSA violates first amendment guarantees of free speech: You do have the freedom of speech coming through the checkpoint, what you do not have is the freedom to make joking email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-87847645055001297722008-04-24T14:14:00.000-04:002008-04-24T14:14:00.000-04:00The weight limits are imposed by the airlines and ...The weight limits are imposed by the airlines and have more to do with the cost of fuel than hurting TSO's or baggage handlers with heavy bags. Also I'm not sure what airport you travel through, but at our airport we due relock bags after opening them. We aren't perfect and on occasion we find locks after the bag is already sent back to the airlines, but we strive to secure your email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-49879411896811847812008-04-23T20:32:00.000-04:002008-04-23T20:32:00.000-04:00Just as we don't judge all passengers by the few t...Just as we don't judge all passengers by the few that are disruptive don't judge us by the few that are less than professional.

Have a good day bud.. :) Tully

Hello Tully, sorry to say this but the number of TSOs out there who are unprofessional is more than just one or two oddities. Some airports are better and some are worse for both sides of the TSA aisle, but every email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-64877848395544607962008-04-23T07:43:00.000-04:002008-04-23T07:43:00.000-04:00Winstonsmith you make a compelling case but I'm so...Winstonsmith you make a compelling case but I'm sorry I respectfully disagree with you.

You do have the freedom of speech coming through the checkpoint, what you do not have is the freedom to make joking comments about a bomb being in the bag or other inappropriate remarks of that nature. You do not have the right to interfere with the screening process by becoming so disruptive the email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-27446184302573448872008-04-23T00:03:00.000-04:002008-04-23T00:03:00.000-04:00All the "atta boys" on here are from TSA employees...All the "atta boys" on here are from TSA employees. Please, it doesn't take a behaviorist to detect someone acting that goofy.

I mean, read the majority of the posts on this blog, the TSA is pissing people off because they stage security theater, not real security in most cases. The TSA displays the most obvious and outrages examples of fascism in the USA today. I used to travel in the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-17092563767437072952008-04-21T23:07:00.000-04:002008-04-21T23:07:00.000-04:00"Uh, no. Given the materials shoes are made out of..."Uh, no. Given the materials shoes are made out of today and your success rate vs failures in detecting threats, a shoe bomber could probably waltz right in with little fears of detection."

As a TSO, you will not beleive me. But be assured, I can tell.
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-62486189372808847892008-04-21T23:02:00.000-04:002008-04-21T23:02:00.000-04:00"but none of that means anything unless you can sh..."but none of that means anything unless you can show that this guy was indeed dangerous."

Letseeknow: He had bomb componemts. Sounds dangerous to email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-50850845983937190682008-04-20T15:17:00.000-04:002008-04-20T15:17:00.000-04:00So, did this guy turn out to actually be a threat ...So, did this guy turn out to actually be a threat to anybody? Or was he just kind of twitchy?

When I go to the airport, I generally get kind of irate and twitchy because I know that there will be strange people going through my belongings and asking me to show my papers and submit to rather absurd searches.

You can claim victory all you want, even declare "Mission email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-6088017485160295052008-04-19T21:05:00.000-04:002008-04-19T21:05:00.000-04:00Tully, you ask a very valid question:"We are not g...Tully, you ask a very valid question:

"We are not giving up our Constitutional rights, rights that millions of our fellow citizens fought and were wounded, or died for, without cynical, bitter and prolonged protest.
Got it?"

Yes, I do get it but what I don't get is what 'rights' you are giving up or even being asked to give up? I assure you there are many veterans amoung email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-44060354377492002432008-04-18T09:50:00.000-04:002008-04-18T09:50:00.000-04:00"We are not giving up our Constitutional rights, r..."We are not giving up our Constitutional rights, rights that millions of our fellow citizens fought and were wounded, or died for, without cynical, bitter and prolonged protest.
Got it?"

Yes, I do get it but what I don't get is what 'rights' you are giving up or even being asked to give up? I assure you there are many veterans amoung our employees who fought for the same rights email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-57200891442056070122008-04-17T23:34:00.000-04:002008-04-17T23:34:00.000-04:00Oh, wait, there was no metal in Richard Rieds shoe...Oh, wait, there was no metal in Richard Rieds shoes either, and the only thing that kept him from taking the plane down was wet matches.

Uh, no. The matches were what gave up the plot. They worked. The odor of burning matches on a non-smoking flight led to the discovery. Please try again.

Don't you think that after seeing 100's if not 1000's of pairs of shoes firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-50251456881698285902008-04-17T22:39:00.000-04:002008-04-17T22:39:00.000-04:00Just a couple of observations.-West Coast TSO-Apri...Just a couple of observations.

-West Coast TSO-

April 17, 2008 6:25 PM

How does TSA screen the beverages brought on by the airline for each flight?

How can you tell what is in all the cans and bottles.

Simple answer, you firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-63310499810782362412008-04-17T21:18:00.000-04:002008-04-17T21:18:00.000-04:00Anonymous writes:We can tell you what triggered it...Anonymous writes:

We can tell you what triggered it, but we can't tell you what type of explosives. For example shoes may be swabbed and get an ETD alarm. You'll know it was your shoes that were swabbed.

But if you'll look back at my original posting, it was in the context of a bag search, not shoes. Obviously, I can tell if you're interested in my shoes; they have to goJim Hugginshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-32904967291252339552008-04-17T18:25:00.000-04:002008-04-17T18:25:00.000-04:00First off, let me say I am a TSO. As for why I bec...First off, let me say I am a TSO. As for why I became a TSO, on 9-11-01 I lost 5 very good friends. I made a promise to myself, my friends, and thier families that i would do all i could to make sure nothing like that EVER happened again.

 For those of you who want to argue about the shoe policy, "why do I have to take my shoes off? There is no metal in my shoe!" Great, no metal firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-82490593498719315182008-04-17T17:17:00.000-04:002008-04-17T17:17:00.000-04:00[i]If the TSO can tell me what item is triggering ...[i]If the TSO can tell me what item is triggering the detector, I have the opportunity to decide to put that item in my checked luggage, or to leave it at home, or to know that my screening process will always take longer. That doesn't necessarily require the TSO to tell me why that item was triggered. But it at least allows me to make an informed choice.[/i]

We can tell you what email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-21376244869512196172008-04-17T14:46:00.000-04:002008-04-17T14:46:00.000-04:00re: If the TSO can tell me what item is triggering...re: If the TSO can tell me what item is triggering the detector, I have the opportunity to decide to put that item in my checked luggage, or to leave it at home, or to know that my screening process will always take longer. That doesn't necessarily require the TSO to tell me why that item was triggered. But it at least allows me to make an informed choice.

April 17, 2008 12:18 PM
<firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-18827030345035447652008-04-17T12:18:00.000-04:002008-04-17T12:18:00.000-04:00Anonymous writes:We can't always explain the reaso...Anonymous writes:

We can't always explain the reasons and that isn't because we love keeping things from average people. I can't tell you what type of explosives the ETD machine picked up in your bag as well as other things I get asked quite often.

See, here's the problem with this response (from a policy perspective, not a personal perspective ...)

TSA is Jim Hugginshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-1703927796382400752008-04-17T08:15:00.000-04:002008-04-17T08:15:00.000-04:00"Anonymous said... Dunstan: Timothy McVeigh ..."Anonymous said...

 Dunstan:

 Timothy McVeigh was also a veteran, and we all know how that turned out.

 April 16, 2008 6:47 PM"
The bugaboo defense...
The TSA could not have prevented Timothy MCVeigh's actions either. Why bother to wave that example of failure by the intelligence community around as some justification for TSA's existence?
TSA is a Dunstanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-79980682902782608882008-04-16T21:06:00.000-04:002008-04-16T21:06:00.000-04:00When going to a restaurant or store I can be refus...When going to a restaurant or store I can be refused service for not abiding the rules of that public facility. Obnoxious customers can be arrested, those not having the proper ID can be refused the ability to purchase alcohol or cigarettes ect.

Before the TSA was rolled out the security at the airport had rules and enforced them. Those rules did not prevent 9/11 from happening. I firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-76935230834667369182008-04-16T18:47:00.000-04:002008-04-16T18:47:00.000-04:00Dunstan:Timothy McVeigh was also a veteran, and we...Dunstan:

Timothy McVeigh was also a veteran, and we all know how that turned firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-38263139371563138362008-04-16T17:07:00.000-04:002008-04-16T17:07:00.000-04:00"Anonymous said... What if the airport had been..."Anonymous said...

 What if the airport had been the target…not the aircraft? How long was this fellow bouncing around the airport with this property? We can second guess all parties involved…but this sure looks like a "win" for the BDO's.

 April 13, 2008 6:43 PM"

They caught a veteran who was not taking his medications, and who's mother had been murdered two Dunstanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-33382520906778095902008-04-16T16:20:00.000-04:002008-04-16T16:20:00.000-04:00"I apologize for the inconvience many of you feel ..."I apologize for the inconvience many of you feel you endure at airports because of the TSA but overall it is worth it.

Tully"

I am truly sorry that you feel that you have to apologize for your fellow TSA employees.

Personally, I would rather be trusted and respected for who I am, than feared, and ridiculed behind my back. Sadly that is TSA's position, your employers Dunstanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-7687942298379757352008-04-16T15:59:00.000-04:002008-04-16T15:59:00.000-04:00" Spiritbear said... OK. Here is the deal. I ha..." Spiritbear said...

 OK. Here is the deal. I havent flown since 94 and I am scared to death of the thought of going to a post 9/11 airport. I envision military guys with M16s running running around hauling people off to gitmo never to be heard from again if they seem nervous. I am afraid of flying and of security. I have nothing to hide but I will probably look like a nervous basket firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-71154093911005897552008-04-15T22:43:00.000-04:002008-04-15T22:43:00.000-04:00I am a BDO and I will tell you this program does w...I am a BDO and I will tell you this program does work. I totally understand why the general public wants to know more about this because even our own co-workers want to know what we do.

The technical workings can't be made public because that would be very damaging to the program. Our own co-workers aren't even told the technical workings of what we do.

I also understand that firstname.lastname@example.com


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Cage the Gods Vocalist Peter Comerford Picks the Top Five Music-Related Autobiographies
Cage the Gods vocalist Peter Comerford is a dude who is both dedicated to his craft and a huge fan of autobiographies. Here, he combines both passions by picking his he Top Five Music-Related Autobiographies are.
Cage the Gods' new EP, Favourite Sin, is out today in North America.
1. Life by Keith Richards, "Possibly one of the best opening chapters ever put on paper and a great snapshot into the life of the coolest rock and roll outlaw to ever live. The year is 1975, in the state of Arkansas, four tired travelers are pulled over by police officers in a brand new Chevrolet Impala loaded with drugs. With that in mind, what ensues is a story that set the precedent for rock and roll behaviour for generations to come. Keith Richards' Life claims the top spot for me--a compelling read that somehow leaves you feeling like you've only scratched the surface on a lifetime of decadence in the golden era of rock and roll music."
2. It's So Easy (And Other Lies) by Duff McKagan, "This is probably one of the more inspirational autobiographies that I've read. In the early 1990's Duff McKagan, the original bass player for one of the biggest stadium rock bands of the time, Guns N' Roses, was heavily addicted to alcohol and cocaine. Years of drug abuse had finally taken its toll on his body when he found himself alone in a hospital bed with a burst pancreas. So close to death he finally decided to turn his life around and it's that story that makes this book so special. It's well crafted and interestingly written entirely by himself which actually adds an extra level of personal touch."
3. The Heroin Diaries by Nikki Sixx, "For me, this wins out over The Dirt by Mötley Crüe--which is also worth a mention here. Nikki Sixx's Heroin Diaries is a very intriguing 'year in the life of' memoir that plays out almost like a graphic novel. Taken from his diaries dated 1986 to '87 it documents his slow decent into drugs and addiction from a first person in-the-moment point of view. Not overly rich with content but still exciting all the same, I literally didn't put the thing down from start to finish. How he managed to keep a diary through that period of his life I'll never know. Chaos."
4. U2 by U2 by U2, "This is just a very cool insight into the history of U2 in their own words. It's a revolving collection of memories that tells the story of U2 chronologically from each member's own perspective. It's all intertwined to make for a very interesting informative read. What's actually very cool to learn here is just how much passion and attention to detail these guys have to the craft of songwriting--they don't mess around. It's definitely worth a read for any U2 fans and music enthusiasts out there."
5. Slash by Slash, "Excessive, loud, and unbelievably difficult to put down. I literally had this by my toilet for light reading for about a year and of course I had read the thing before, but somehow I always found something entertaining in its pages too frequent. That's not to say it doesn't sometimes read like a trophies room full of rock-and-roll debauchery stories, but it's defiantly a must have. Slash is after all Slash, and what we rock and rollers like is decadence amped to Spinal Tap's 11."
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There she is Hot Alexis Dziena.
She did some movies like "Fools Gold" and "Sex and Breakfast" but still wasn't really successfull at all. Also she was in different tv shows like "Law and Order" or "Entourage" this year. Her next movie will be "When in Rome" in 2010. We will be curious.
But of course.. she is really hot, so I went out and searched some hot pictures of her.
A lot of hot pictures can be found on imdb.com here. Like the one to the right.
But I also found a nude picture of her.. nude Alexis Dziena. from the movie "Broken Flowers". And here is the whole sex scene.
And in another blog, ArtekNYC Blog, are some more hot pics.
But the best of all are the f.. hot videos which I found on youtube. And some are available in High Definition.
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Pastor Jon Dunbar: "The Right Time"
Reading through these lessons, there were four words that caught my eye: the fullness of time. What a thought-provoking phrase that is! For many people Christmas time is more full than we'd like. Our calendars are stuffed with so many things to do that we can hardly catch our breath. When we allow busyness to take over our lives there may be no room left for moments of quiet reflection, laughter, and relaxation. Our frantic prayer becomes, "Lord, just let me get through the holidays!" The apostle Paul says that Jesus was born when the fullness of time had come (Gal.4:4). He means that Jesus showed up at just the right time, just when we needed him most. So many people fall into the trap of a life that leaves no time for God. Jesus was sent to rescue us from that trap. As we celebrate his birth our attention is called away from our "to-do" lists to the good news of what God has done on our behalf. His works are the only works that can give us any lasting peace or rest. So my prayer for you this Christmas is that your times may be filled, not with things that need doing, but with the confidence that God knows exactly what you need. And through Jesus He will provide it to you at just the right time. Have a blessed and merry Christmas!


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10 Minutes to London Bridge - Twin Bedroom
Floor No.
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Internet/WiFi
- Parking available
- Lockable room
Accommodation summary
The flat, which is very comfortable, has everything you need, including wireless Internet, a shared bathroom, kitchen, microwave, fridge and parking. You also have your own key, so you can lock your room.
The place is about 400 meters from New Cross Station, which gives you access to the Overground and the mainline railway (Note: the Overground is connected to the tube/underground - it just runs over ground - all tickets are valid). Deptford Bridge Station is even closer. From here the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) will take you to Greenwhich and Canary Wharf.
There are also numerous buses, which pass New Cross Road and go straight to central London, including several night buses, so you can always get home no matter what time of night! You can be in Trafalgar Square (by train) in just 15 minutes. The vibrant and eclectic area of Shoreditch is also just 15 minutes on the Overground. The location is ideal for any tourist or person working in central London!
So far all the guests in the flat have been very nice, interesting, responsible and very respectful of one another. I believe that they have all enjoyed their stay. The apartment is maintain daily to a high standard.
In the local area you will find everything you need for a great stay; there are 24 hour food shops, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, bars and the famous Deptford Market all within walking distance of the flat. The flat is very close to Goldsmith University campus, so could be an ideal base if you are visiting the university for a conference.
House rulesIn general this is a great place to live. To keep it as such all guest need to follow the following rules for their own comfort:
Guest may use the kitchen on the following conditions:
They wash up all dishes, cutlery, pots and pans
They clean the cooker, hob, all work surfaces and table
They sweep the floor or any crumbs.
They return all utensils to their original place.
They put all rubbish in the bins at the entrance to the building.
Guests are asked to leave the shower in a clean and fresh state.
Guests are asked to leave the toilet in a hygienic and fresh state.
Guests are asked to wear house shoes in the bedroom and the rest of the house.
Guests are asked to reframe from playing music before 10am and after 10pm.
Guests are reminded that smoking is not permitted in any part of the property. This includes the bedroom and smoking at the bedroom window. Anyone found to have smoked in the property will be asked to leave.
Guests are asked to remove all litter and rubbish from their room at least once a day.
Please note that guests are not permitted to have others staying with them in the room. If a guests wants someone to stay over at any point the guest should agree this with Sidney before. There is an extra charge for this. Please ask for more information.
Also note that smoking is not permitted anywhere in the building. Please do not violate this.
A deposit of 125 GBP is required.
|Price for > 2 guests
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Reviews for this host's other properties
Wij hebben niet zo'n goede indruk van de kamer. Het grootste nadeel was dat je de wc en badkamer moest delen. Op zich nog niet zo erg maar als er iemand onder de douche stond kon je dus niet naar de wc. Bovendien was de badkamer erg vies.
Se encuentra situada muy cerca de una parada de metro para llegar al centro de Londres y cuenta con una parada de bus en la misma puerta del edificio. El primer día intentamos contactar con la dueña pero el teléfono estaba incomunicativo. Internet no funcionaba, por lo que no tuvimos wifi durante todos los dias. La limpieza del aseo era media, pero generalmente era totalmente habitable y recomendable. Si vuelvo a Londres, estaría dentro de mis elegidas.
Das eizige Highlight war die Bushaltestelle vor der Tür: mit dem Bus 453 erreicht man sehr entspannt in ca. 30 min das Stadtzentrum; mit dem Bus 177 in andere Richtung ist man in ca. 12 min in Greenwich. Die versprochenen 7 min sind höchstens mit einem Helicopter denkbar.
1. Es stand nirgendwo in Beschreibung dass das einzige Badezimmer mit weiteren 4 Gästezimmer (bis zu 15 Gäste) geteilt wird. Keine Kleiderhacken, Klo-Deckel lose, Sauberkeit läßt sich wünschen.
2. Unseres Zimmer war nicht mal 12 m2 wie beschrieben. Wir konnten uns dort zu dritt kaum bewegen. Geschweige die spartanische Ausstattung.
3. WiFi war gar nicht verfügbar
4. Erst kurz vor Anreise hat Sidney uns informiert dass die Tucher extra zu bezahlen sind (£2 pro Tuch)
Zugegeben, es war für Londoner Verhältnisse günstige Unterkunft, rückwirkend betrachtet hätte ich lieber etwas mehr ausgegeben...
Had a lovely stay at the apartment in New Cross.
For the price you pay what you get is worth it.
The room we got was tiny, literally just a bed so a bigger room would have been nice. The other rooms I saw that were for uo to 4 guests were much nicer. They had storage space for clothes, a table and chairs and a lamp. However the room we got was clean and smelt fresh. It was a good base to come back to. I would definately stay again if required to but possibly negotiate one of the larger rooms.
I have no complaints. The other residents I met were nice. No one really used the kitchen except me, other than to make toast. I brought my own pots and pans due to food allergies but the kitchen was well stocked with crockery however if you require things like baking trays and frying pans, cheese grater you will need to bring your own. There was only a couple of pans provided. Because I brought my own I was able to cook meals as I would at home and bake too. There was a 4 gas hob, electric fan assisted oven, toaster, microwave (although i did not use that)
There was also a washing machine which I had not expected but was a real bonus as I was able to do laundry every day. The other unexpected gem was the communal garden. It was lovely and there was a swing, slide, playhouse and enclosed trampoline. My daughter loved it.
The bathroom and toilet was never bad despite being used by all the guests. I did take a bathroom cleaning spray and spray and wipe surfaces before and after use but it was really ok. It was not dirty. I also did not find it a problem sharing and there was never a time in 4 days that I wasn't able to use the bathroom when I wanted.
I definately recommend staying there if you are on a tight budget. You can make own meals and save on expensive eating out. Every room has its own cupboard and fridge space but I found no one really made use of except for me. Really it was the perfect arrangement for me staying at Sidneys. Could not recommend more for those on budget and if you have dietry requirements that make eating out difficult.
Relativ Zentral gelegen, auch nachts gut mit Bus zu erreichen.
Zimmer sauber, Bad nicht so sauber.
Durch eine gute Lösung mit Schlüssel im Mini-Tresor neben der Tür auch problemlos Late-Check in möglich.
Die Wohnung hat 4 Zimmer mit nur 1 Bad. Wartezeiten am Bad müssen in Kauf genommen werden.
WLAN ist vorhanden und funktioniert gut. Alles in Allem in Ordnung und weiter zu empfehlen.
Vielen Dank!
Das Zimmer ist für 2 Personen ausreichend groß. Es ist in ruhiger Lage (zum Hinterhof raus) und nur 2 Minuten Gehweg von der Haltestelle New Cross Gate entfernt. Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt. Alles was man brauchte war vorhanden. Das einzige was uns gestört hat war der Hausflur und das Bad. Der Hausflur hatte einen unangenehmen Geruch. An diesen hat man sich jedoch schnell gewöhnt. Das Bad ist Sanierungsbedürftig aber ausreichend. Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis super!
La zona, alejada del centro de Londres pero con muy buenas comunicaciones. El bus a la puerta de casa y el metro a 5 minutos andando. La habitación grande y limpia. Éramos 4 y perfecto para todos. El mayor inconveniente es el baño compartido. Tienes que estar a la caza, especialmente para poder ducharte. Si vas pocos días, estupendo en relación calidad-precio. A nuestro anfitrión no lo vimos en ningún momento, pero tampoco nos hizo falta. Todo correcto.
Todo muy bien y limpio
Although I enjoyed my stay in London I have to say that I wasn't very happy about the flat.
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One point behind them in third place is AC Milan, who just managed to overcome Siena in the San Siro on goals from Filippo Inzaghi and Kaka. "We are doing nothing extraordinary," admitted Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti, "we are just doing our part. We managed to react to a negative start to the season. Now we are solid and compact." Milan hosts Napoli on Sunday.
Fiorentina and Inter fought out a 0-0 draw that pushed the champions down to fourth place. "This was a very difficult match and neither of the two teams risked too much," said Inter coach Jose Mourinho after the team's second successive 0-0 tie. "It was a match without goals but it was a true league match. It's not easy to win here. With so many matches close together I have nothing to blame my players for and I'm happy with tonight's performance."
In the ninth game of the season there was jubilation for Juventus as it finally managed to score more than one goal in its 2-1 win at Bologna, thanks to a brace from Pavel Nedved. "We played well and showed our will to win," said Juve coach Claudio Ranieri. "We were tight and suffered only in the last 10 minutes of the match."
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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - In author Lee Child's latest book "61 Hours", the 14th in his Jack Reacher mystery series, his tough-guy loner hitches a ride on a tour bus that crashes on an icy highway in South Dakota.
After a series of twists and turns, the tall, 220-pound Reacher, a former military policeman who dismisses the bad guys quickly, comes face-to-face with a short, fleet-footed and sadistic Mexican crime boss in a secret, long-forgotten silo.
Child, whose real name is James Grant, was born in Coventry, England, and worked as a television director before he was laid off and turned to fiction. Some 40 million copies of his books are in print.
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Puts up good numbers and influences the game regardless of who's deployed around him or where he plays, but no stat can accurately measure the class and poise Ralston brings to the office every day.
Reserves: Javier Morales (Real Salt Lake), Pablo Mastroeni (Colorado).
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The Model J was introduced in 1929 by the newly formed Auburn Cord Duesenberg Company, headed by E.L. Cord. Fred and August Duesenberg were influential in the mechanical design of the new Model J, having been successful designers of racing cars, marine engines and the Model A and X Duesenberg cars, which predated the Model J. This car, engine number J540, chassis number 2557, was delivered to its original owner, Mrs. William W. Willock of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Syossett, Long Island, New York, on May 9th of 1935. It went through the hands of four further owners before being acquired by its current owner, who had a complete restoration performed by Fran Roxas at vintage Motor Group in the Chicago area. The car is finished in its original paint colors and interior style, which have been carefully researched during the course of the two-year restoration.
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1935 Duesenberg Model J Convertible Victoria (J519)
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Duesenberg's place in history was officially solidified in 1914 when Eddie Richenbacker drove a Duesenberg to an astonishing 10th place finish at the Indianapolis 500. Duesenberg later went on to win the race, capturing overall victories in 1924, 1925, and 1927. A Duesenberg was used as a pace car for the Indianapolis 500 in 1923.
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The Duesenberg headquarters and factory was relocated in July of 1921 from New Jersey to Indianapolis. Part of the purpose for the move was to focus more on the production of passenger vehicles. The Company had a hard time selling their Model A car. This was a very advanced car with many features not available on other vehicles being offered at the time. The engine had dual overhead cams, four-valve cylinder heads and was the first passenger car to be equipped with hydraulic brakes.
The Duesenberg Company produced 667 examples of the Model A, making it their first mass-produced vehicle. The Model A was powered by a 183-cubic-inch single overhead camshaft inline eight-cylinder engine. The strain of racing, moving, and lack of selling automobiles sent the company into receivership in 1922. After a few years, it's debts had been resolved, thank in-part to an investor group. The company re-opened in 1925 as the Duesenberg Motors Company.
In 1926, Errett Lobban Cord purchased the Duesenberg Company. The company appealed to E.L. Cord, owner of the Cord and Auburn Automobile Company, because of its history, the engineering ingenuity of the products, brand name, and the skill of the Duesenberg Brothers. The purpose was to transform the company into a producer of luxury automobiles.
Duesenberg Model J and Model SJ
Fred Duesenberg was a master of creating engines and was a creative designer. He had a talent for conceiving new ideas and ways of doing things. The engines he constructed were beautiful, mechanically sound, and advanced. E.L. Cord gave him one task: 'Create the best car in the world.' This was a very tall order and came at a very difficult time in history. The onset of the Great Depression and the Stock Market crash was just around the corner. Competition in the luxury car segment was fierce and involved all facets of the automobile. The cylinder wars that began in the 1920s and continued into the 1930s had marque's trying to outdo each other on the bases of their engines output, number of cylinders, and the speed of their ultra-luxury automobiles. Styling continued to be very important and often outsourced to the greatest designers and coachbuilders of the time. Maruqee's such as Cadillac, Packard, Rolls-Royce, Hispano-Suiza, Isotta Fraschini, Bugatti, and others were all trying to out-do each other and continue in business during this difficult point in history.
The Duesenberg Model J was first unveiled to the public at the New York Car Show on December 1st of 1928. Only the chassis and engine were shown and it still impressed enough to make front page news. The wheelbase was 142-inches making it nearly 12 feet. The chassis had a six cross-members made it very sturdy and able to accommodate the heaviest of bodies. The engine had dual overhead camshafts and eight-cylinders with four valves per cylinder. It displaced 420 cubic-inches and produced an impressive 265 horsepower in un-supercharged form. The engine had been designed by Fred Duesenberg and constructed by the Lycoming Company, which had been recently acquired by E.L. Cord. There was a brilliant lubrication system which automatically lubricated various mechanical components after sixty to eighty miles. Two lights mounted on the dashboard indicated when the lubrication process was transpiring. After 750 miles, lights mounted on the dashboard would light-up indicating the oil required changing. After 1500 miles, the lights would illuminate indicating the battery should be inspected. Top speed was 119 mph and 94 mph in second gear. With the use of a supercharger, the top speed increased even further, to nearly 140 mph. Zero-to-sixty took around eight seconds with 100 mph being achieved in seventeen seconds.
Each chassis was driven at speed for 100 miles at Indianapolis before being delivered to the customer or coachbuilder.
The coachwork was left to the discretion of the buyer and the talents of the coachbuilders. Prominent coachbuilders from North American and Europe were selected to cloth the Model J and Model SJ in some of the grandest and elegant coachwork ever created.
The cost of a rolling chassis prior to 1932 was $8,00. The rolling chassis usually included all mechanical components, front fenders, radiator grille, bumpers, running boards, dashboard, and sometimes a swiveling spot-light. After 1932, the price was raised to $9,500. After the coachwork was completed, the base price was $13,500 with a top-of-the line model fetching as much as $25,000 or more. To put this in perspective, the entry level Ford Model T in the early 1930s cost around $435 with the most expensive version selling for about $650. Many individuals in very prominent careers, such as doctors, made around $3,000 annually. The Great Depression meant the number of individuals capable of affording an automobile of this caliber soon dwindled. Those who could afford one often bought modest vehicles to avoid public uprising and ridicule. The pool of marques who catered to the upper-class of society did all they could to attract buyers; prices were lowered and incentives were made just to attract another sale. Needless to say, competition was fierce.
After the New York Show, Duesenberg ordered enough components to build 500 Model Js. Specifications and drawings of the chassis had been sent to prominent coachbuilders six months prior to its unveiling at the New York Show. This had been done to guarantee that a wide variety of bodies were available after its launch. Duesenberg ordered bodies in small quantities and offered the completed cars to have on-hand incase the customer wanted to take delivery immediately. The first customer took delivery of their Model J in May of 1929. This was just five weeks before Black Tuesday.
The Model SJ, a supercharged version of the Model J, produced 320 horsepower. The supercharger was located beside the engine with the exhaust pipes beneath through the side panel of the hood through creased tubes. The name 'SJ' was never used by the Duesenberg Company to reference these models.
Even though the Model J had received much attention from the press and promotional material was well circulated, sales were disappointing. The Duesenberg Company had hoped to construct 500 examples per year; this figure was never matched with a total of 481 examples constructed throughout its lifespan. Duesenberg did find customers such as Gary Cooper, Clark Gable, Greta Garbo and James Cagney. Monarch, kings, queens, and the very wealthy accounted for the rest of the sales.
Production continued until the company ceased production in 1937. Little changed on the Model J over the years. The four-speed gearbox was replaced by a unsynchronized three-speed unit which was better suited to cope with the engines power. The last Model SJ's produced had ram-horn intakes and installed on two short-wheelbase chassis. Horsepower was reported to be as high as 400. These examples are commonly known as 'SSJ' in modern times.
In 1932, Fred Duesenberg was involved in a car accident which claimed his life. Development on the Model J had come to a halt which was not a problem at the time, but within a few years had become antiquated in comparison to the competition. An entirely new design and updated mechanical components were required for the Duesenberg name in 1937 in order to stay competitive. The cost and development time was too much for E.L. Cord to consider, and so he withdrew his financial support and the company dwindled.
August Duesenberg tried, unsuccessfully, to revive the Duesenberg name. Fritz Duesenberg tried again in the mid-1960s but again without success.
By Daniel Vaughan | Feb 2007
The Duesenberg Automobile & Motors Company, Inc was founded and operated by Fred and August brother's who began their company in 1913. From the start their company has been a US based luxury automobile company with a standard to build the very best hand-built vehicles during the time period. Duesenberg vehicles lived up to this standard until 1937 when the company closed.
Created to build sports cars, the Company began its life in Des Moines, Iowa by two men who were self-taught engineers that produced various experimental vehicles. Unfortunately the brothers did have much selling capability, and due to this the company claimed bankruptcy and closed in 1922.
Purchasing the Duesenberg Company in 1926, Errett Lobban Cord, the owner of Cord Automobile, Auburn Automobile and several other transportation companies acquired the Duesenberg Brothers' engineering skills along with a brand name. Setting out to produce the Model J, Cord hired Fred Duesenberg to design both the engine and the chassis that would eventually be the best in the world.
Displayed at the New York Car Show of 1928, the Model J (Judkins) Duesenberg was indeed impressive. While only the engine and chassis were put on display at the show, the body and interior of the vehicle would be eventually custom-made by an extremely experienced coachbuilder to the owner's specification. Coachbuilders in both Europe and North America were responsible for the extensive bodywork. The finished product was the grandest, largest and most beautiful vehicle ever before created. The base model cost around $13,500, while the top of the line model sold for an extreme $25,000.
With a lack of supercharged form, the Model J was renowned for it incredibly 265 horsepower, straight-8 engine, and dual overhead camshafts. Able to reach an impressive top speed of 119 mph, and 94 mph in 2nd gear, the Model J was a success.
While other top of the line vehicles of the time period could barely reach 100 mph, the Duesenberg models were definitely turning some heads. The 1932 SJ was estimated to reach 104 mph in 2nd gear, a top speed of 135-140 mph in 2rd, and turned around 0-60 in 8 seconds. The supercharged Model J came with 320 HP and the supercharger placed alongside the engine, with creased exhaust pipes to make room it. The SJ models were easily recognizable due to their shiny creased tubes, a trademark by E. L. Cord. Weighing around two and a half tons, due to the large array of custom coachwork available, the Duesenbergs were not any heavier than their fellow competition.
Rapidly becoming of the most popular vehicles in the world, the Duesenberg was a status symbol for the elite. Such famous owners of the Duesenberg were Clark Gable, the Duke of Windsor and Gary Cooper.
Advertised to be the 'best car in the world', Duesenberg's have held up to their status for numerous years. Following world-beating performance along with high regard and standard for quality, the Duesenberg continued to hold the reputation for opulence.
A total of 481 Model Js and SJs were produced between 1928 and 1937. Following E. L. Cord's financial empire collapsing, Duesenberg ceased production in 1937. It is estimated that approximately 50% of these classic cars are still on the road today. Both Duesenberg Model J's and SJ's are among the most desired collectible classic cars in the world.
Jay Leno owns four Model J Duesenbergs.
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Los Angeles Angels rookie Mike Trout continues to make spectacular plays in the outfield.
He may have made the catch of the year robbing the Baltimore Orioles' J.J. Hardy of a home run in the bottom of the first inning of Wednesday's game at Camden Yards.
Trout, in a full-out sprint, made a leaping grab at the center field wall to the appreciation of pitcher Jered Weaver. Trout was in full extension when he made the catch well above the fence.
"One of the best plays I have seen behind me," Weaver said. "Obviously very uplifting, and I played off of that. The offense did the rest."
"Now that is Torii Hunter, circa 2002 against Barry Bonds in the All-Star Game," said Angels broadcaster Victor Rojas.
BOX SCORE: Angels 13, Orioles 1
Trout was playing in front of a large throng of friends and relatives who made the trip from his hometown of Millville, N.J.
His catch certainly impressed Hardy, an eight-year major league veteran.
"To me, that's the best," Hardy told reporters after the Angels' 13-1 victory. "For sure, that's probably the best play I've seen against me. Maybe the best I've seen against anyone else, too. Pretty good."
Hardy's teammate, Adam Jones, may very well get shut out of Gold Glove awards in coming years thanks to Trout. Jones extended some props via Twitter:
This kid @Trouty20 is a freak of nature. I'm just saying.
The 20-year old is flashing leather like his teammate Hunter, who has won nine Gold Glove Awards roaming center field. Hunter, 36, now has the best seat in the house in right field to watch the youngster.
Trout has turned heads since he was called up in April. He is making a case to make the All-Star Game in Kansas City in two weeks. He's hitting .344 and leads the American League with 21 stolen bases. Oh, and he had another four hits Wednesday night, too.
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Thursday, February 15, 2007
Graceful Aging (or: Use What Works)
I've had back problems for at least twelve years now. I don't have a slipped disk or anything like that, but I've known for a long time that my back tends to spasm under certain conditions, especially if I don't exercise regularly. (This is one reason I'm so faithful about going to the gym.) Among other things, I've known for many years that any weight I'm carrying needs to be centered and close to my body, rather than hanging off one shoulder. This means that my ideal luggage items are backpacks and waistpacks.
But, well, backpacks and waistpacks aren't very fashionable or professional looking, so I kept trying to find alternatives. I've had several lovely leather bags that were supposed to work as backpacks, but didn't really, because the straps were too thin and cut into my shoulders (and leather's heavy!). Last year, I'd gone back to using a shoulderbag, and when my back spasmed terribly in April -- keeping me housebound on muscle relaxants for three days -- it was because I'd been carrying too much weight on one side. Anyone who thinks academics are desk potatoes hasn't thought about how much heavy lifting we do toting books and papers around.
The spasm last April is also why I now always wear Keen sandals, with warm socks in cold weather, unless it's actually raining or snowing (when I wear clunky Gore-Tex boots). Even a low heel makes my back very unhappy, and my feet need a lot of support from a shoe that will stay on securely. Keens are just the ticket. They're also incredibly comfortable. And if they bear more than a passing resemblance to the awful orthopedic shoes my grandmother used to wear, the ones I swore I'd never be caught dead in, that's okay. Keens are currently all the rage among hardy outdoor types, so they make me look less like a desk potato, rather than more.
A few weeks ago, I finally accepted the fact that comfort and health are more important than fashion and looking professional. So I bought a lightweight nylon backpack to serve as my teaching briefcase, and a waistpack to be my purse. This means that when I walk from my car to my office, I look like I'm setting off on a Himalayan trek rather than a stroll across a college campus. But hey, I have tenure now. I can look as dorky as I want.
I've also gotten to the point in life where I'm on five different oral medications (two antidepressants, eye vitamins to stave off macular degeneration, glucosamine for arthritis, and calcium), all of which have to be taken at different times. I have pill bottles scattered around the house, with locations chosen by where I am at each time of the day. Evening meds are on the bedroom vanity where I brush my teeth before going to bed. Morning meds are on the desk in my study, where I drink coffee and read e-mail after waking up.
In theory, that's a good system. But there's one problem. Sometimes I'll be brushing my teeth or drinking my morning coffee, and I can't remember if I've taken my meds yet. Because my antidepressant doses are so small, and because these are also meds that take a while either to build up in the bloodstream or to wear off, I usually figure that missing a dose, or taking an extra one, isn't a big deal.
Last night, I couldn't remember if I'd taken my nortriptyline. So I took one, and then thought, "Did I just take a second one? Well, no biggie. It's a small dose."
But one of the side-effects of nortriptyline can be nightmares, and boy, did I have nightmares last night! I woke up at about 4 a.m., shaking from a long, involved, all-too-realistic series of nightmares that included plausible conversations with friends and all kinds of colorful detail. I finally managed to get back to sleep, only to plunge right back into the same nightmare sequence; it was like I'd paused a DVD and then hit play again. When I woke up again at 8:30, Harley-the-rescue-cat, who never stays still for a cuddle unless I'm upset, was next to me in bed, cuddling against my side.
I knew the nightmares were just dreams, but they'd gone on for so long, and felt so real, that it took me a long time to shake them off. Gary had to keep hugging me and reassuring me that none of that stuff had actually happened.
So after work today, I went to the supermarket and bought two of those pill organizers, the ones that have a separate compartment for each day of the week so you can tell if you've taken that day's pill or not. I think of these as things Old Folks use (and I found the photo on a site called "Products for Seniors"). But if the organizers will keep me from having those nightmares again, I'm all for them!
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Oh Susan! I'm so sorry you had nightmares. Glad you are organizing your way out of it. Should they happen again you might want to consider getting a soft bound copy of the Word and keeping it under your pillow. I sleep with my bible because somehow the word of God is comforting when I wake up afraid.ReplyDelete
Peace and nice, peaceful dreams!
I am now the owner of one of those myself. I also finally admitted at 46 and I closing on that group of people I once referred to as old people...sigh.....ReplyDelete
Recently found your site and DO enjoy it!
When I'm in my routine I take my medications like clockwork (Type 2 diabetes) When I'm out of my routine its a question of did I inject the insulin when I should have done, take the metformin? They're all organised. I'm not. Its a mental thing, I know it, if I don't take 'em maybe I won't have to take 'em.ReplyDelete
Shakes shaggy head. Get real, kid.
As you might have guessed, Jody uses one of the pill organizers to keep track of whether she has taken her synthroid or not on any given day.ReplyDelete
As an additional measure, she always leaves the day she fills in the container open when refilling. That way she doesn't double dose when she can't remember whether she has taken it on that day.
I am sorry to hear about the nightmares, sounds horrible. I rarely have nightmares, but when I do they tend to be vivid and more "natural" than supernatural in nature.
Hi Susan!ReplyDelete
I'm sorry about the nightmares too. They certainly don't sound like normal, non-drug induced ones.
By the way, I don't think the pill organizer is a sign of old age. It's a sign of MIDDLE age. SEVERAL pill organizers are a sign of old age!
How are you doing with presbyopia?
Thanks, everybody!ReplyDelete
Claire, I do have several pill organizers: one for my morning antidepressants, and one for my evening antidepressants.
As for presbyopia, I'm on my second pair of what used to be called bifocals but are now called something else because they don't have a line across the lens -- continuous? Graduated? Something like that.
I'm happy to report that I didn't have nighmares last night . . . so the organizers are already working!
They're called 'varifocals' here, sometimes 'multifocals'. Eldest brother swears by his, so I'll change next time I have a new prescription because I really do not get on with bifocals.ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry to hear about the nightmares too. I hate nightmares, and am horrified and astonished at the things my brain can come up when I leave it unattended. My favorite cure is not one I recommend for the non-solitary sleeper -- singing loudly.ReplyDelete
Your commentary on pill boxes reminded me of the conversation I had a few weeks back with the fabulous housemate. She refuses to have one despite having multiple complicated meds to deal with, because buying a pill box would signal admitting she has health issues and that she's getting old.
I offered her one of mine because I believe in pill boxes. I'm sixteen years younger than she is. I am not taking daily meds any more. But I own pill boxes. Because I can admit that I have problems. Then I looked smug.
She forgave me. Now I need to find her that pill box, so I don't have to remind her to take her pills.
Blessings upon your endeavors to live sensibly.
Sorry about the nightmares, dear.ReplyDelete
My husband had a heart attack at the relatively young age of 39. When he came home from the hospital, he bought one of those nifty pill things for the boatload of prescriptions he now had.
I remember thinking, dear God, I'm married to someone old enough to have a day-of-the-week pill container!!
- Anonymous6:23 AM
I am more interested on the same nightmare I am having with nortriptyline. I want to know the relation between the pill and the long seemingly movie nightmare. I'm a nursing student and this really bothers me. Please email me at email@example.com. Thank you so much.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9:39 PM
About those nightmares, I had them after being on the smallest dose of Nortriptyline only 3 nights! I'm sitting here now, drinking lots of water, trying to wash the drug out of my system, because I had nightmares again tonight! I am going to call my doc tomorrow morning to tell him I'm stopping the drug. I have some sensitivities to drugs, so I'll add Nortriptyline to the list. I was taking it to help chronic pain. Oh well. This, too, shall pass. The Lord never allows me to have more pain than He and I can bear - together.ReplyDelete


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Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray was held out of practice Wednesday as he continues to nurse a foot injury. The second-year back hasn't played in nearly a month and as it was reported Tuesday, head coach Jason Garrett said that Murray has "passed some" but not all of the tests in order to be cleared for contact. Last week, Felix Jones and Lance Dunbar split carries almost evenly, nine and eight respectively.
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Murray is questionable to play in Week 10. Until he is given the green light, Jones continues to be a solid flex option regardless of league format. That's not to say he has been especially great since he hasn't been, but he is averaging about 16 touches per game. This allows him to accumulate decent yardage, a few receptions, and an outside shot at scoring. Phillip Tanner and Lance Dunbar are not viable candidates since both seem to be rotating in and out of games, despite Tanner's most recent playing time against Atlanta.


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Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Israel Intercepts Weapons, HuffPosters Rage
You gotta admire them. Their desire to blame Israel is truly impervious to facts.
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- AnonymousMarch 11, 2014 at 7:10 PM
Efed (what a name) can't even spell Israel and it was in the article's heading.ReplyDelete
Those "faves" say more about the posters than the validity of his ignorant remarks.
- AnonymousMarch 11, 2014 at 7:28 PM
Before HP's revamped policy, Dug consistently denied his identity and thus exposed himself as an unabashed liar. Remarkable that injustices committed throughout the region don't capture his attention, but no, he's not an anti-Semite.ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousMarch 12, 2014 at 6:29 PM
LOL. Doug. What a joke. Mr. "who's Doug...my name isn't Doug....you have me confused with someone else", aka "American4456", is one of the biggest anti-Semites on these boards. His "concern for the Palestinians", is as fake as his denial of being a Jew hater.Delete
On a side note, this is the first time I've seen that many posts by him w/o his usual "justice for all" BS, which he has admitted, means the demise of Israel and her people. He forgets he posted for a long time under his real name, before being banned and coming back as "I"m American 4456, I don't know who this Doug is". "unabashed liar" is only the tip of the iceberg. lol.
- AnonymousMarch 13, 2014 at 10:32 PM
faved! :))Delete
Look at the similarity between American 4456 and Rianna's comment [posted below] a few month's back on an article about Palestinian refugee's in Lebanon. It demonstrates there shared hatred or resentment specifically for Israel's existence and textbook false narrative how Palestinians were simply mere hapless innocent bystanders while the mean cruel 'Zionists' came and took over their presumed indigenous land. BTW what 'foreign power" gave what' country' to the Zionist people? I don't recall Palestine being a country especially in 1917 or 1922. These textbook regurgitating antiZionist shills who whine endlessly about Hasbara's demonstrate once again their hypocrisy along with exposing themselves as Internationally organized institutionalized political propagandists to demonize & delegitimize Israel. The reason these anti Zionists despise Habarists is because Hasbarists are able to successfully challenge and tear down the false antiZionist narrative. They would rather stop having anyone challenging their false narrative just like they would like the U.N. to prevent Israel from defending itself in time of war.ReplyDelete
Here's Rianna's post for evidence.
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" It must be terrible to spend most of your life without a country, permanent home, and legal status. What happened to these poor Palestinians, after one of the most erroneous decisions made by the UN, is reprehensible. They have been victims of a military occupation in the land they were indigenous to, have lands, water, and livelihoods stolen from them, and the refugees who were driven to other lands, still suffer and are forgotten. They will remain in this life of misery, as they have for decades, and still be made out to be the only people in the world who prefer to live this way, do not want peace, and more aggressive than the ones who drove them away and hold the big guns."
Yep, apparently were suppose to buy into the notion that nobody cares about the poor innocent Palestinians [cough cough] this coming from a seasoned HP poster and nobody in history of civilization has suffered as much and for as long as the poor Palestinians who keep rejecting peace offers after peace offers even if those offers aren't 100% to their satisfaction.
Hey guys we've started to employ a slight comment policy. We used to have completely open comments but then people abused it. So our comment policy is such: No obvious trolling or spamming. And be warned: unlike the Huffington Post we actually enforce our comment policy.


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I chose to study here because I live in Canterbury so it was convenient, and I knew that SMSAS is very good for Statistics.I like the environment and the facilities: it's a friendly environment, with well organised computer facilities, and plenty of opportunities for socialising and studying. I like the fact that I can go to my classes on foot.The course is very interesting and useful. I like the assessments that are assigned to me, they are very interesting. I hope that after graduation I'll be able to change career, this is the reason why I chose the MSc in Statistics programme.
The School of Mathematics, Statistics and Actuarial Science has established a bursary scheme to support taught postgraduate students who wish to study for one of the following courses:Postgraduate Diploma in Actuarial Science MSc in Applied Actuarial Science MSc in Finance, Investment and Risk MSc in Mathematics and its Applications MSc in StatisticsThe school will award up to 35 bursaries of between £500 and £1500. All applicants who have accepted a place on one of the above courses will automatically be considered for a bursary. There is no need to make a separate application. Overseas/home/EU fee paying students are all eligible.There is no formal closing date but we recommend you apply for your chosen course before the end of July 2011. The selection process continues until all bursaries are awarded.
•GTAs are employees as well as students. •The award-holder will undertake 96 hours of work to support the School's undergraduate teaching in mathematics and statistics. •In addition to the 96 hours of work, the award-holder will be expected to undertake training for their teaching support role, and to act as an ambassador for the postgraduate programme, for example by attending events to talk to prospective students. •There are opportunities for outreach and engagement with the public on Mathematics and Statistics.
Bursaries are £10,000 each for study on a taught Master's degree programme at the University of Kent. It does not need to be repaid. Bursaries can be for full or part-time study (over a maximum of two years); The bursary will contribute to the cost of tuition fees for the Master's degree and any associated University charges (ie accommodation fees) with any balance awarded as a maintenance grant;Students must register for a taught Master's degree programme at Kent (i.e. for an LLM, MA, MSc) in September 2015.Bursaries will be distributed in accordance with the following priorit:- - students satisfy the eligibility criteria (below); - student have a First or 2.1 undergraduate degree classification; - the date that all conditions of the offer are satisfiedIt is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that all necessary data has been submitted and conditions of offer are satisfied as soon as possible;The bursary cannot be held in conjunction with other funding except in exceptional circumstances and will not be awarded with any other funding from the University of Kent, for example the Alumni Loyalty Discount or Graduate School Scholarship.The University will aim to make allocations by mid-July 2015. Eligibility criteria If you qualified for support under the Kent Financial Support Package then it is likely that you may be eligible for the Postgraduate Support Scheme. This criteria will be refined once further information is published by HEFCE: Applicants must: •Be a "Home" fee paying and a UK permanent resident; •Have completed a three-year undergraduate degree, started in 2012 and finished in 2015; •Have paid, or be responsible for repaying to Student Loans Company, the higher rate tuition fees in full; •Have achieved a First or a 2.1; •Have satisfied and demonstrated certain socio-economic criteria, to include either 1 or 2 below: 1. a household income of £42,620 or lower, andeithera) a family home postcode in an area of low participation in higher education (ie likely to have satisfied the current criteria for Kent's Financial Support Scheme), or b) currently be in receipt of a Disabled Students' Allowance,2. be a care leaver; •Have made an application and been admitted for a taught Master's degree programme at Kent's Medway or Canterbury campuses or for a split-site programme at one of our European sites at Brussels, Paris or Rome •Register for a taught Master's degree programme at the University of Kent in September 2015.
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SEE Electrical - House Installation Module
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