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Quality Inn
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 85 smoke-free guestrooms
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Self-serve laundry
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
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- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Laundry facilities
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What's around
- Riverside Amusement Park (1 mi / 1.5 km)
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- This hotel has 85 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Minimum check-in age is 21
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- Up to 2 children (18 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
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- Free continental breakfast daily
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Bob Seger To Retire [VIDEO]
The legendary, American singer, songwriter, guitarist, pianist, and Rock and Roll hall of famer, Bob Seger, may be calling it quits when it comes to recording and touring. Seger and the Silver Bullet Band are reaching the end of their 2011 tour. If you missed them, you may not be out of luck. Check out exclusive details and jam to some Bob Seger videos after the jump.

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JOE Toghill and Adam Linaker both bagged hat-tricks as Portland showed their class in a dominant second-half showing at Grove Corner.
The Blues were forced to dig deep to see off plucky Swanage who had belied their lowly Magna Dorset Premier League position with a spirited first-half performance.
Indeed it was only when Linaker neatly tucked home his second of the afternoon from the penalty spot to make it 5-3 15 minutes from time that the hosts looked to have gained full control after the sides had been locked at 3-3 going into the break.
The Blues had been far from comfortable at the back in an open first half and boss Chris Wilson believed his charges had been far too susceptable to the counter attack before the break.
A satisfied Wilson said: "We were too open and we were causing ourselves lots of problems by losing the ball in the final third throughout the first half.
"Although we were playing well as individuals, collectively we were not functioning and it was clear we were not set up right. But, having changed our shape after the break we looked a lot more solid and we were much more of a threat going forward too."
The Swans got off to a flying start inside four minutes when Jamie Holl-and's free-kick came back off the wall and his second attempt flew home in off the far post.
Seconds later, Ashley Weeks did well to thwart Jake Harrop before the Blues found an equaliser with their first real attack in the ninth minute.
Impressive Carl Mutch found Linaker who neatly beat keeper Judd Huse with a fine left-foot finish only to see the Swans add their second six minutes later when Aaron Scott wriggled past Scott Henley before firing low and hard beyond Weeks.
Midway through the half, Linaker played in Mutch whose shot was deflected by Paul Yerby for a corner from which Toghill netted his first of the afternoon with a stunning strike that found the far corner for 2-2.
The goals then dried up for 20 minutes until Alex Halloran volleyed home an Ashley Smith centre and then Linaker was bundled over by Yerby for what looked a clear penalty.
However, the referee was having none of it and instead of a 4-2 half-time lead the Blues were stunned seconds before the break as Scott picked out Lee Mullins who coolly slotted home for three apiece.
Scott forced Weeks into an early save at the start of the second period but the home side began to take charge and full-back Dan Newnham very nearly scored on his first start for the club when charging down a clearance from Huse.
From the resultant Toghill corner, Linaker headed against the back post but the former had the ball in the net two minutes later when he seized on a Smith cross-field pass to slip a shot beyond Huse for 4-3.
In the 74th minute, substitute Mitch Conning would surely have scored but was taken out by the keeper for a clear penalty.
Huse was lucky to get away with a yellow card but Linaker converted the spot- kick and the Blues could boast a 6-3 advantage when Toghill completed his hat-trick with a drive that found the top corner.
Linaker then rounded off the scoring and his own treble when he latched on to Toghill's flick and carefully lobbed the keeper.
Blues: Weeks, Newnham, Carmichael, Doidge, Whyton, Henley, Smith (Conning 71), Halloran, Mutch (Reader 59), Linaker, Toghill (Dailey 90).


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Mets' bats stymied by Brewers in Gee's rocky outing
Duda's homer provides only run support in series opener
MILWAUKEE -- Dillon Gee says his shoulder feels fine, and he won't blame the long All-Star break layoff for his recent funk. But Gee just hasn't felt quite right over his last two starts, and that was evident in his poor outing on Thursday night as the Mets fell to Milwaukee in a 9-1 loss at Miller Park.
Gee had the worst start of his season in Thursday's series opener, surrendering six runs on six hits and two walks over five innings. The blowout loss dropped the team to 3-4 on this 10-game road trip and 23-31 on the road this season.
"There's no excuses. The layoff is not an excuse for me," Gee said. "The ball's just not coming out right the last couple starts. I've been in this situation before. I've had bad starts before and I'm probably going to have sometime else in my career. The key is just trying to bounce back as fast you can."
Since a strong outing July 8 in his return from the disabled list, Gee has struggled, lasting a season-worst five innings in each of his last two outings and yielding a total of 10 runs. Thursday was the first time all year he had yielded more than four earned runs. Gee is now 0-4 in four career starts against the Brewers.
"The reason we left him in there for a while is he needs to work. It's quite obvious. He needs to be out there pitching," Collins said. "We know Dillon's better than that. He knows he's better than that. We just need to get him another good side [session] and get in some extra work if we can."
Even Brewers manager Ron Roenicke expressed some surprise at his team's strong showing against Gee.
"He keeps the ball down and hits both sides of the plate and mixes his stuff up well," Roenicke said. "The command coming in, we figured he was going to be tough and we have to be patient. I thought we had some nice at-bats against him."
Gee conceded as much after the game, noting that the Brewers earned their runs with solid contact.
"I thought a couple of them were actually decent pitches, but it just seemed like everything they swung at, they hit hard tonight," Gee said. "You just have those nights sometimes where it definitely just isn't your day to be out there, I guess."
Gee allowed runs in each of his first three innings, with the bulk coming in a four-run second inning that consisted of back-to-back walks followed by three subsequent hits. He pitched two perfect frames to stretch his outing to five innings, but the damage had been done.
Daisuke Matsuzaka sealed the loss by allowing a solo home run to Khris Davis in the sixth and a towering two-run shot to Ryan Braun in the seventh.
Meanwhile, the Mets' bats didn't offer much in the way of run support as the team managed only two hits -- an infield single by Wilmer Flores in the third and a solo home run by Lucas Duda in the seventh -- off Milwaukee's Matt Garza. The offense has now scored 10 runs over its last six games.
"It's been tough. We're not swinging the bats very good right now, but this is a park you can come back in, believe me. A bloop and a blast gets you in the game here," Collins said. "We just didn't get the opportunities. I thought Garza was really, really good tonight. It's the best velocity I've seen him have continuing through a game in a while."
Curtis Granderson, Daniel Murphy and David Wright went a combined 0-for-11, leaving the Mets without any production from the top of their lineup.
"They're the keys to our club," Collins said of the trio. "Having Grandy out for a while, we got lucky and played good enough. Those are the guys who've been getting on base for us. Lucas [Duda] has continued to swing the bat very good, but the guys who are the key to your lineup, they've got to continue to do it. It's a lot of load on their shoulders, but when they get in a funk, someone else has got to step up and we're not doing that yet."
Caitlin Swieca is an associate reporter for MLB.com. Follow her on Twitter at @CaitlinSwieca. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A WOMAN has told how she was left screaming in pain after a swab was left inside her body after childbirth.
The Blackburn mother, who has asked not to be named, is in talks with a solicitor after the incident at Burnley General Hospital's Women and Newborn Centre for East Lancashire.
The Lancashire Telegraph reported last month how East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust had recorded an incident of this kind and classed it as a 'never event' – something so serious it should never happen in the NHS.
Hospital bosses said procedures had been changed so staff now use purple wristbands to remind them to remove surgical items from patients' bodies.
The woman described how an incident, after the birth of her first child last July, put her off having more children.
The trust has invited the woman to meet them to discuss her complaint.
She claimed the swab was left inside her for around two weeks and said: "I had to stay in hospital for another six days (after the birth) without my baby. I wasn't able to hold her , I was in too much pain.
"I wasn't able to bond with her properly because I was in too much pain the whole two weeks I was at home."
The 25-year-old said she returned to the hospital after her mother advised her the level of pain and swelling was abnormal.
She said: "All of a sudden, I got a sharp pain (at the hospital) again and my sister had to call for help because I was screaming.
"It shouldn't happen to anyone else because it's a horrible experience. It was difficult for my family as well. I went to a solicitor to stop it from happening again. Everyone should be aware what's going on."
The woman said she was told by a member of hospital staff that the swab had prevented her from properly passing urine, causing kidney failure.
When the swab was removed, the woman expelled more than seven litres of trapped urine in four hours, she claimed.
She said she now had trouble sleeping and had suffered recurrent infections.
She said: "I don't want to go back. It's put me off having more children. My partner wants more children but I've said no for a while. I'm scared it could happen again, even though they say they have new procedures."Vanessa Hollings, divisional general manager for family care at East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, said: "The care and safety of our patients is our overriding priority and we take any concerns regarding clinical care very seriously. If there are any issues our patient believes haven't been clarified then I strongly advise her to contact us so we can discuss them."


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Here is an excerpt from my book that mirrors what he just wrote:
- The emergency room (ER) doctor. They do "triage" – separating the hopeless from the ones that can be helped. Performing quick fixes to keep patients alive for as long as possible. They strive for short term band-aids to fix up the patient. They will take a patient with a heart attack induced by smoking, bad diet and no exercise and get them stabilized.
- The operating room (OR) doctor. They get the patient after the ER doctor has triaged them and patched them up. They strive for long term fixes to keep the patient not only alive but as fully functioning as possible. They perform the by-pass operation on that heart attack attempting to clear the arteries.
- The physical therapist (PT). They get the patient after the operating room doctor is finished and begin a long and painful (not to mention expensive) process of rehabilitation.
- The preventative medicine doctor. They strive to avoid the above three doctors at all costs. They counsel the patient to quit smoking, eat a healthy diet, and exercise – developing a phased plan to get them in shape. If they do their job right – with the exception of unfortunate accidents (like a car accident), the patient will never see the ER, OR or PT doctors.


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This article was published 11/10/2013 (1410 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
I had never seen Ida Albo's eyes well with tears.
Couldn't even have imagined it, given everything she's so stoically endured. What made it all the more startling was this was supposed to be an upbeat interview about the upcoming 22nd annual Guardian Angel Benefit for Women's Cancer that Ida is chairing for a second year and actress and comedian and Cancer Schmancer Movement founder Fran Drescher is headlining. An event with $90,000 worth of donated Rainbow and live auction items and prizes that are listed, along with ticket information, on the CancerCare Manitoba Foundation website.
Yet, there we were having coffee, and talking about "Manitoba's Largest Tea Party," as the Guardian Angel Benefit is also known. And Ida, one of the toughest people I've ever known, was having the kind of emotional moment she never shares in public. At the time, the two of us were seated at the Palm Room table that's always reserved for Ida and her husband Rick Bel, the co-managing partners of the Fort Garry Hotel.
I was taking notes.
Notes about the painting by local Group of Seven artist Lionel LeMoine FitzGerald that was so generously donated for the live auction and the Wanda Koop piece the artist herself gave for the cause. But I only made a mental note of Ida's tears and what brought on the uncharacteristically unguarded moment. At the time she was talking not about her own battle with recurring breast cancer, but how cancer had taken her mother and her uncle and others, unmentioned, she and I knew.
"I think you're very lucky if you don't know anyone," Ida said.
I don't know how Ida gets through everything she's been through. Other than lots of yoga, walking, working and putting on a brave, smiling face. What I do know is her tears tell me she doesn't get through it the same way I do.
In denial.
It's been a year this month since I was diagnosed with stage 2B colon cancer. And it's been much less than a year since doctors discovered my Free Press columnist colleague Lindor Reynolds has brain cancer.
People are constantly asking me how Lindor is doing. I struggle with how to respond, in part because that's for her to say, which she does regularly, in her own way. One of the ways Lindor appears to get through it is by blogging about how she's getting through it. The blog name -- Good Days and Great Days -- is borrowed from the mantra our late colleague Jon Thordarson adopted when he was trying to get through cancer.
As for me, I get through what I've been through by doing a little yoga, not enough walking, working and, of course, by believing I will be one of the nine out of 10 who survives my stage and type of cancer.
But as the first anniversary of my diagnosis approaches I am beginning to realize living life as if nothing has changed -- as if I can carry on as I always have, not caring properly for myself -- will lead me to a quick dead end. Which is why I'm feeling guilty about grabbing three irresistible Timbits that were waiting at the newsroom front desk when I walked in Friday afternoon. OK, it wasn't three, it was six, but don't tell my wife.
Yeah, even feeble attempts at humour help. As do other mind-numbing vices that don't need to be listed here. Which reminds me ...
I can't name all of the people, organizations, business and volunteers who have contributed to the CancerCare Manitoba Foundation's high-tea style event on Sunday, Oct. 27 at the Winnipeg Convention Centre. Most of the names will be in your program, I suspect. Including mine.
Not long after my surgery, Ida called and asked if I would be one of the nearly two-dozen cancer survivors -- men and woman -- who volunteer as models for the Guardian Angel event's fashion show.
I said yes, because it was Ida asking. So I will be there wearing a Hanford Drewitt suit and a Freed & Freed overcoat and walking down that runway.
Still in denial.
Still trying not to believe I am a cancer survivor. That I'm really what I should have been all along. A male model.
As I was saying, humour helps.
And, while Lindor won't be there, I have no doubt she will be on that runway next year with another group of cancer survivors. Because although every cancer survivor doesn't use denial to cope, there's one thing we all reach for.


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Sliding into a career before graduation
Todd Ramaeker came to Iowa State for one big reason. He knew that if he worked hard in and out of the classroom, any dream could become a reality. So when he landed an internship at Deere and Company, he made sure he made the most of every project. John Deere recognized his hard work and enthusiasm, and he was offered a full-time job when he graduates.
"My classes did a good job preparing me for this internship," said Todd who's a double major in agricultural communications and agricultural studies. "My professors taught me that there's always something more that can be done, a new idea that can be suggested and another way to get the job done."
At Iowa State, our students are in high demand before and after they graduate. Employers are frequently visiting campus to discover students through interviews and career fairs that are some of the largest in the nation. That demand leads to a 93 percent placement rate of our students in a career or graduate school within six months of graduation.
Like hundreds of other seniors, the closer Todd gets to graduation, the more he's thankful for his internships, cooperative opportunities and career fair participation. Because he realizes Iowa State has prepared him to slide right into his next adventure -- life.
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- On an adventure to find her voice
- It's not just business. It's an adventure.
- Adventures in seeking an Alzheimer's cure
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Jonathan Adler custom tote bag
I'm so in love with the new 'Design Your Own' tool from Jonathan Adler. Making it possible to create your own custom bags, pillows and rugs from his own designs, i would love this tote to use on a daily basis or to take to the park with the dog's stuff. As a big plus, you can make the back totally different from the front, and voilá, you've two bags!


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WWE Smackdown 6/22/2012 Review
by, 06-22-2012 at 09:38 PM (4111 Views)
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Opening Segment
I thought that this was a good start to Smackdown. I'm actually starting to like the Big Show as Heel because he seems to finally be showing some passion for what he does and his Promos have been fairly solid. Show just needs to start cendencing his Promos because he takes too much time to get his point across.
Brodus Clay is also finally gaining my interest because hes finally showed some fire over the last few weeks and I'm loving that he finally has an actual feud; in fact hes basically feuding with two people in Big Show and David Otunga.
Speaking of Otunga, its great that he also has a legitimate feud now and tonight he was great, especially when he mocked Clay's dance.
On a side note, I really hope WWE isn't setting up Big Show to win a Money In The Bank Briefcase because he doesn't need it.
Ryback vs. Jared Walker and Frank Valencia
I am probably one of the few who have enjoyed watching Ryback annihilate jobber after jobber, but even I'm starting to get sick of it and am ready to see how he would do in a 10-15 minute match against some that is actually a member of the WWE roster.
Personally, I would like to see Ryback feud with Tensai seeing as neither have nothing going on right now. It would also be an amazing feat to see if Ryback could get Tensai up on his shoulders for the Suplex type maneuver he does, which would also help get him more over with the audience.
Christian vs. Alberto Del Rio
These two most certainly have some chemistry together because they had a Pay-Per-View quality match on Smackdown.
I liked Alberto Del Rio getting the fairly clean victory here over someone who actually means something, but I was still perturbed as to why WWE would job out their Intercontinental Champion, though Christian did look strong in defeat as the match was back and forth with many near-falls for both men and he was distracted a little by Ricardo Rodriguez at the end.
I'm happy that Cody Rhodes and Christian are going to continue feuding over the IC Title as Rhodes viciously attacked Christian's already injured arm after the match and screamed at him "You're stealing my time, I am Smackdown."
I also have my figures cross that Rhodes and Christian's next match is a Ladder Match at Money In The Bank.
Kane vs. Daniel Bryan
A really good video package documenting the whole AJ, Kane, CM Punk, and Daniel Bryan saga was shown before the match. AJ also made her way out as the "Special Guest" Time Keeper for the match.
Daniel Bryan and Kane worked very well together tonight and were allotted enough time to pace the match nicely.
AJ continued to tease where her allegiance is as she rang the ring bell while Kane was in the Crossface even though he had not tapped out. AJ feigning innocence acted as though it was just a mistake and the match continued much to the dismay of Daniel Bryan who thought he had won. Bryan eventually lost due to a chokeslam and AJ just nonchalantly skipped away as if nothing had happened leaving Kane looking confused.
I hope that I'm not the only one still enjoying this story after all these weeks because it keeps me looking forward to what happens next.
Heath Slater vs. Zack Ryder
I'm finding Heath Slater hilarious on the mic over the past few weeks, but this match got super short and was a waste of time.
The only reason this happened was so Mick Foley could appear in front of the live crowd.
Prime Time Players vs. The Usos
Pretty good match between two Tag-Teams that actually look and act like one.
The only problem I had was that the match didn't get enough time, though I loved the brawl between Primo & Epic and the Prime Time Players/AW backstage after the match. I'm still hoping that those two teams have a match at Money In The Bank where there is a clear winner and that it isn't just wasted on a Raw or Smackdown.
Santino Marella Segment
HUMONGOUS waste of time. This never should have happened and the time that was wasted here could have been added to the Tag-Team match.
Sheamus vs. Dolph Ziggler
Dolph Ziggler and Sheamus had a match that was totally different than their previous ones and in my opinion, this match was better than the one they had at No Way Out.
I also loved the finish because it would have come out of nowhere if it weren't for the fact that this was a TV match.
I'm assuming that next week, WWE will start setting up for Sheamus and Alberto Del Rio to finally have their one on one World Heavyweight Championship match at Money In The Bank, which is something I'm going to try and stay positive about.
Closing Thoughts
I found Smackdown really enjoyable tonight because of three awesome matches that actually got a solid amount of time and a strong opening segment.
Smackdown Rating: 4/5


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Good Stuff Dude.. Well Done
This is now on github https://github.com/Shadow-Master/
I'd like to start off by apologizing in advance. This is posted in the experts section for a reason. This is not a script for people who want to zOMG hax0R things. This is for people who appreciate hacking.
While reading blog posts about AV bypass, one method described was ASM ghostwriting. I thought it was a really cool method, and wanted to look beyond static string replacement in the ASM code. So I came up with several ideas.
The first part of my script (this part) is a parser. It will read in an ASM.s file, and output the stack and reg values acc. to its parser. Please read the readme for a more full explanation.
The second two parts will be added to the main part, hopefully, and will be ASM generators/obfuscators and a static string replacement method.
Again, I apologize for sounding like a jerk, but since this is made for people who write shellcode, and not just disassemble a metasploit payload, it *ONLY* reads in files of *VALID* ASM code. Please see the readme for what is considered valid.
I am posting it here half-done for several reasons:
1) Find any bugs.
2) Comment about the script, and functionality you want added.
3) Stoke people's interest, so I can gauge how much work I should be putting into it.
4) Get people on the team to help me
The help necessary is to come up with an engine of some sort to generate ASM code based on a saved framestate. Again, see the readme...
I've included the script, the readme, and some test shellcode files. One will obviously fail.
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World Domination is such an ugly phrase. I prefer the term World Optimization.
Good Stuff Dude.. Well Done
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Thanks, I've only been writing shellcode for about five months. Let me know what you think about it, and what I should add. I appreciate any input.
World Domination is such an ugly phrase. I prefer the term World Optimization.
Thanks, for the jumps you could make people enter jz 0x40 in the asm code rather than jz label.
Thanks for the input, that's a cool idea. I was thinking something like this. As opposed to having to know all the byte lengths of the assembled instructions, I would implement two different arrays or hash tables.
Since all ASM code is funneled to parsecmd to be processed, if I read the file into a hash table or array, then jump on cmd to a specific element inside that table(meaning, just pass the cmd that comes after the label to the sub), it can be done. It would take some working out, but I feel that that is the right path.
Meaning something like this:
1) Add a new flag to the script called $currentline
2) Read in the ASM file of valid lines only( including labels) to an array called @LINES
3) Create a hash table named #POINTERS (or something) with the same number of elements as the @LINES array, and whenever a label is read in, the key name is LABEL, otherwise the key name is line(currline)
3a) the values of each line would be incremented by one
4) Instead of the current loop to read in cmds, switch it to a do loop, and send @LINES($currentline) to parsecmd.
5) If a jmp is hit with a matching flag, then set $currentline to be #POINTERS({LABEL})'s value. The do loop would automatically be updated, and the code would continue as normal.
Tell me what you think about this...
Thanks for the input, and let me know what you think of the rest of the script.
Last edited by ShadowMaster; 08-11-2012 at 09:37 PM.
World Domination is such an ugly phrase. I prefer the term World Optimization.
Its a good base, was thinking you've keeping track of the registers, you could have a brute force part that takes from one line forward ten say(auto or manual), and get it to generate different combinations to make the value the same. 1) Get current line 2)Save regs to temp 3)process lines 4)get current line 5)save regs to temp1 6)loop 7)bruteforce and/or/xor/not/shr/ror 8)compare to save regs temp/temp1 9)break Maybe a database of micro function, connect/sendmessage etc and one instruction like connect(123) with 123 the rand function to the bruteforce. Sorry more ideas than help
Last edited by compaq; 08-12-2012 at 03:43 AM.
These all sound like good ideas, and any idea is appreciated. But I'm not sure what you mean with this? Is this for the ASM generator? for the parser? for the line-by-line substitution? I'm interested in understanding, please explain more in depth.
World Domination is such an ugly phrase. I prefer the term World Optimization.
The line by line substation, say you have xor eax, eax; push eax push eax inc eax push eax connect The brute force part will workout that it needs two push of 0x00 and one of 0x01, and will create a combination that will make the same thing, like add 0x80..80 , add 80..80 push eaxCode:for(i=0;;i++) { array[0]++; if(array[0] > 10) { array[0]=0 array[i]++; if(array[i] > 10) { array[i+1]++; array[i]=0; } } } tempeax = 0x00 tempstack = 0x02 for(i=0;i 0x00) if(array[i] == 0x00) eax=eax^val } if(array[i] ==0x01) eax= eax&val } if(array[i] == 0x02) mov [esp], eax add esp, 0x04 } printf(combination success)
Last edited by compaq; 08-12-2012 at 06:30 PM.
Interesting. My thoughts were something along those lines for the ASM generating engine. For the Line-by-line, I was thinking something like this:
Every time the code found an register clearing XOR, it would replace it with something equivalent in result but not in action.
XOR EAX, EAX would be changed into something like this:
PUSH BYTE 0x55
MOV BYTE BH, 0xF5
These would all be community created modules that would do the exact same thing as the line replaced, only with multiple lines, and *ONLY* affect the registers that are affected in the lines. All other registers would remain the same.
Also the stack would remain the same.
I'm working on implementing JMP's and CALL's, CMP's and TEST's, but since I have no definitive list of which instructions set which flags when, and which JMP's and CALL's unset which flags when, it is slow going for now... Any help in that area is appreciated as well.
World Domination is such an ugly phrase. I prefer the term World Optimization.
jmp and calls shouldn't set any eflags, jz/jnz,test and cmp sets zero flag, jge/jae/ele/jl/jg set overflow and carry flags. you can use popf and pushf with and/or &0x40(zero flag i think etc)


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Bradford on Avon Museum is appealing for First World War material to contribute to its month-long exhibition in August to mark the centenary.
The museum hopes to build on the material it already has and is asking for photos, diary extracts, medals, and any information on its twin towns' experiences in the war.
It also wants to record people's memories so they can be played as a soundtrack during the exhibition.
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An Amendment to the Constitution may be proposed in a joint or concurrent resolution of Congress approved by two-thirds of each House. The resolution is sent to the States without the signature of the President. (Although President Abraham Lincoln signed the proposed 13th amendment, his signature was considered unnecessary, and the Senate adopted a resolution to that effect shortly thereafter.) The second method for proposing an amendment is for the legislatures of two-thirds of the States to request Congress to call a Constitutional Convention.
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With either of these methods, the proposed amendment must be ratified by three-fourths of the States before in can become part of the Constitution. No time limit on proposed amendments is specified in the Constitution; for example, Amendment 27 was proposed on Sept. 25, 1789, and took 203 years to complete the ratification process. Amendments are considered pending unless a time limit has been placed on them by Congress in its instructions to the States. The 18th, 20th, 21st, and 22nd amendments contained these instructions within the language of the proposed amendment. Beginning with the 23rd amendment, the time limit has been placed within the resolution proposing the amendment, not within the text of the amendment.
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The Congress, whenever two-thirds of both Houses shall deem it necessary, shall propose Amendments to this Constitution, or, on the application of the Legislatures of two-thirds of the several States, shall call a Convention for proposing Amendments, which, in either Case, shall be valid to all Intents and Purposes, as Part of this Constitution, when ratified by the Legislatures of three-fourths of the several states, or by Conventions in three fourths thereof, as the one of the other Mode of Ratification may be proposed by the Congress….
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- 11th Amendment (XI): Immunity of states to foreign suits, 1795.
- 12th Amendment (XII): Revision of presidential election procedures requiring electors to cast distinct votes for President and Vice President, 1804.
- 13th Amendment (XIII): Abolition of slavery, 1865.
- 14th Amendment (XIV): Refers to citizenship and includes clauses for due process and equal protection, 1868.
- 15th Amendment (XV): Voting rights for male citizens of all races, 1870.
- 16th Amendment (XVI): Authorizing federal income tax, 1913.
- 17th Amendment (XVII): Direct election of senators by the people of a state, 1913.
- 18th Amendment (XVIII): Prohibition, 1919.
- 19th Amendment (XIX): Voting rights for women, 1920.
- 20th Amendment (XX): "Lame Duck Amendment" to reduce time between election and service of elected officials, 1933.
- 21st Amendment (XXI): End of prohibition, repealed the 18th amendment, the only time an amendment has been repealed, 1933.
- 22nd Amendment (XXII): Set the term limit for presidents, 1951.
- 23rd Amendment (XXIII): The District of Columbia given electoral votes, 1961.
- 24th Amendment (XXIV): Prohibits requiring poll taxes for right to vote, 1964.
- 25th Amendment (XXV): Clarifies procedures regarding succession of president and vice president upon death or inability to serve, 1967.
- 26th Amendment (XXVI): Established 18 as the minimum legal voting age, 1971.
- 27th Amendment (XXVII): Allowed changes in salary for members of Congress to occur only after a general election (initially submitted in 1789), 1992.
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President Obama's State of the Union address was nothing new. As all politicians do, he called attention to a few high points of the past year, but primarily focused on the future, laying out a fresh list of promises that few people truly believe he can make good on.
The President took aim at Big Business, especially the medical and insurance industries, blasting them for making record profits while average Americans struggle. What is more interesting is that he went on to warn Congress that now is not the time to gut funding for medical research that helps to save lives. We have to wonder if the President is aware of how much of those record profits the medical industry invests in just the kind of medical research he wants to protect.
The real issue here, though, is not the specifics of where certain money is being spent, but rather an entire political philosophy. When the President suggests that high profits for private companies can actually have a negative impact on society, and that any reduction in government-funded research is unacceptable, he is implicitly saying that the responsibility to do such research should be entrusted to the government rather than those private companies. It would be better, in his mind, for the medical industry to hand over more of its profits to the government (paying more of their fair share, as it were) so that the government can do more of the same work that the medical industry is already doing. I'm not arguing here that this is either good or bad. The President's underlying philosophy could be right. I merely point it out because, sadly, the underlying philosophies of our politicians are rarely scrutinized and examined in light of other issues, which often leads to confused voters and even more confused politicians.
An excellent example of this political schizophrenia came from two of the President's more praiseworthy statements. In his best line of the night the President said, "What makes a man is not the ability to conceive a child, but the courage to raise a child." He went on to say that our rights as individuals are always wrapped up in the rights of others, highlighting the importance of community and cooperation. Taken alone, these statements are excellent and any Christian on the conservative side of the spectrum ought to be able to endorse them wholeheartedly. What may seem puzzling to some, then, is the President's radical Pro-Choice agenda and his newfound but staunch support for gay marriage.
President Obama rightly acknowledged that a stable family structure is best not only economically, but also for raising healthy and productive children. The redefinition of marriage is at odds with this truth. In every nation that has officially redefined marriage on a large scale, marriage is disappearing.
More important is the issue of abortion. How can you hope to encourage young men to think of fatherhood as something that requires courage when all the consequences and "dangers" of sex and pregnancy are so easily removed, and with no remorse? When you continue to push the "easy way out" on the one hand, any calls for courage on the other hand ring hallow.
Moreover, why is radical individualism only a bad thing, and why are the rights of others only important, when it comes to gun control or higher taxes? Why does the President not chide the radical individualism of the successful businesswoman who seeks an abortion because a child is simply inconvenient at the moment? Why is she not to be reminded that her rights are tied up in the rights of others, necessarily limiting her choices?
Again, our current way of political discourse in America is not set up to handle these underlying philosophical questions, so I don't place all blame upon the President or his party. Mr. Obama may be wrong, but Conservatives and Christians in the media are failing to say so in an intelligent and persuasive manner. We are all caught up in the culture of soundbites and shouting matches. Worse yet, when we finally do tire of this unhelpful bickering, we retreat into the amusement of trivialities. Senator Marco Rubio delivered a winsome, articulate, and at times passionate response to President Obama's address on Tuesday night. All day Wednesday, the biggest topic of discussion was Rubio's 3-second, awkward reach-and-sip from a mini water bottle. This mildly humorous non-event has received more attention than anything the President said in his speech. That's a sad statement.
I don't exactly know where to go from here. But I do believe that if conservatives and independents start demanding more thoughtfulness from their representatives while refusing to reward the escalating "cycle of soudbites", things can only change for the better.
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HOUSTON - Part of Reliant Park has been turned into Santa's workshop as volunteers build thousands of bicycles for children who have worked hard in school.
Volunteers for Elves & More build about 10,000 bikes in a week.
The bikes are handed out at schools across southeast Texas. Students are eligible if they signed contracts with their teachers to commit to improve at school.
"Some kids, it's hard for them to have motivations to do what they need to do in reading. It's hard for them to focus. This is an incentive for working hard, focusing and doing what you need to do," fifth-grader Seth Campbell said.
Elves & More has given away about 116,000 bikes over the past 10 years. That's helped a lot of students improve their grades.
"Having the bikes here, it's just a way of saying, 'You work hard. We're going to teach you the value of working hard. It's not something you're going to receive for free. You're going to earn this bike. You're going to understand working and earning,'" Principal Tammie Daily said.
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Danbrook brings her ceramics from the market to the Council
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Wednesday, Apr 02, 2014 06:00 am
One Redwater artist is ready to let her work take the spotlight in an upcoming solo show.
Coalescence features the work of the long-time sculptor, potter and St. Albert Farmers� Market favourite Brenda Danbrook. She already has a strong practice of beautiful and functional pieces. Her work in this exhibit features some captivating silk-screened prints on ceramic tableware. The imagery, derived from simple and repetitive designs or old photographs, does much to enhance the eye-pleasing nature of each piece.
The catchword that she uses for this collection is �narrative�.
�A ceramic vessel has the opportunity to express a visual experience beyond the very useful and tactile qualities,� she explained in her artist�s statement. She wanted her work to tell a story of a world in flux while adding elements that keep people connected to the ground and their families.
�It�s about coming home from school and finding that my landscape is changing. We�ve got big power lines and industrial plants. The rural farming community is all changing.�
She photographed her surrounding and its creatures over the course of last summer then screened those images onto her ceramic pots. She did the same with specific elements of her photos, turning them into those repetitive patterns �in hopes of having some conversation around the dishes.�
Danbrook added that she is very much looking forward to returning to the farmers� market when it starts up again in June.
Coalescence opened in the Discovery Gallery last weekend and runs until Saturday, May 3.
The Alberta Craft Council is also featuring a new group show that features the work of renowned local rug hooker Rachelle LeBlanc.
Furnish is a show of contemporary handcrafted home furnishings and accessories from more than 20 of the council�s members. It opens in the ACC Feature Gallery on Saturday, April 5 and runs until Saturday, July 5. The opening reception is on Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. Artists will be in attendance.
For more information, call 780-488-6611 or visit www.albertacraft.ab.ca. The Alberta Craft Council is located at 10186 106 Street in downtown Edmonton.
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One imagines that Samantha Williams-Chapelsky�s hands must be somewhat tired. After all, she�s been painting a new series lately. And she�s been using a lot of paint. Much more than usual.
�Yes, I am!� she stated.
Juicy is a new series of works that started out of her experiences in Toronto last summer. The Golden Artist Colors paint company took her on as its working artist representing Alberta and Saskatchewan. It was a cool opportunity, she said, one that allowed her to offer workshops on how to conserve art, use acrylics and make them last. She also learned a few things along the way.
�They got us trying all different ways of applying paint and not being afraid to use a lot of paint,� she continued. �Oftentimes, as artists, we don�t want to waste a lot of paint. We don�t want to take tons of money out and buy all this paint and then use it on canvases. They inspired this whole series by getting me to use this really rich amounts of paint� and having fun with it.�
Working in bright acrylics, she used the prairie landscape and cloud formations as inspirations. She calls it Juicy because there is just so much of the medium in use.
�I�m really excited about it. It�s a new idea for me, a new approach to painting the landscape. I�ve been using a stone additive with my paint so it basically makes it super thick. I�m able to apply up to about an inch of paint onto the support that I�m using.�
The series of 15 paintings features some smaller canvases but one 0.9 by 1.2-metre work that is approximately 16 kg in weight.
Juicy opened yesterday and runs until Sunday, April 20. An opening reception will be held tomorrow evening from 5 to 8 p.m. Williams-Chapelsky will be in attendance. Entertainment will be provided by local singer-songwriter Jessica Heine.
The Daffodil Gallery is located at 10412 124 Street in Edmonton. Call 780-760-1278 or visit www.daffodilgallery.ca for more information.


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- Bella as a vampire and mother
- Edward a father and accepting Jacob (finally)
- Jasper's and Bella's relationship grows stronger
- Alice's vision
- Esme and Carlisle are grand-parents, along with Charlie and Renee
- Seeing J.Jenks and Max for the first time
- Jacob is happy for once
- Seeing both Jacob's Pack and Uley Pack combined into a stronger one, but they are still spilt
- Also seeing Renesmee happy with her imprinter Jacob Black
- Seeing Bella as an athletic Vampire instead of clumpsy.
- Seeing Jacob and Charlie being awkward around each other
- Having a christmas showing for once
- Seeing Bella's and Edward's cottage.
- Seeing Rosalie and Bella finally friends
- Seeing Emmett's and Bella's hand wresling match
- Seeing the Volturi cry to their mommy
- Seeing the Volturi get hurt in Alice's Visison
- Seeing the Cullen family as a whole family
- Seeing the new vampires
- And Also seeing Bella getting trained for the confrontation with the Volturi.
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Not really gaming but is technical - Lyrics importer for iTunes
Does anyone know of an automatic lyric importer which plays nice with the PC version of iTunes? I've got way too much music to do this manually and quite fancy tidying up my library. Don't mind paying if needs be.
Google searching turns up many out of date results with defunct or no longer allowed databases. The only one I've got close to working is EvilLyrics (http://www.evillabs.sk/evillyrics/). It is quite good at finding things. It sometimes doesn't deal well with databases which have a lot of junk written with lyrics (skipping over when it has actually found lyrics or importing crap along with them) but I can live with that. The problem is that you have to play songs to get it to work. I used an auto-clicker program to skip tracks every 10 seconds but eventually the program stops importing songs for a bit and displays a "too much leeching - slow down" message, thus rendering it innefective as an automatic solution.
Ideally there'd just be some program that works through my iTunes library without having to play the songs and tags all the lyrics in. It doesn't necessarily have to run through iTunes I guess, as I'm pretty sure the lyrics are part of the ID3 tags (though I'd have to double check whether this works, as I'm mainly doing this because I want lyrics on my iPod).
Any help much appreciated, googling is getting me nowhere.
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Think I kind of had the right idea in my post with trying other applications.
Just dowloanded MediaMonkey, which seems more amenable to lots of open source scripts than iTunes and am using a script called LyricFetcher. Like the aforementioned EvilLyrics it requires playing tracks but I can just use the same autoclicker technique (or find some option in MediaMonkey to skip through tracks quickly, I wouldn't be suprised if one exists) and it seems to only use one database which has quite cleanly presented lyrics. Hopefully I can use it for the majority and then fill in the blanks with EvilLyrics wider database checking and/or good old manual copy pasting.
Do not download MediaMonkey if you've got even the slightest hint of OCD, keeping things tidy. There's a filter setting called "files to edit" that you can supplement with a few addons to give further filters like "tagging inconsistencies" which are then sub divided into excruciating detail; from as inconsistencies between "and" and "&" and including "the" in a band name to having multiple artwork files to having unclosed parenthesis.
In searching for something to do things quickly I've just ended up with more things to tidy!
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Topic: CC and 16 cm liver tumour
Hello to everyone,
My name is Andra, i am from Romania and just 10 days ago my dad, aged 58, has been diagnosed with CC and a tumour of 10x16x8 cm. The tumour has spread on the hepatic vein as well.
He has already been seen by 2 specialists, one in my home city and one in Bucharest, both have refused to operate him due to the high risks. We don't have a clear answer from the specialist in Bucharest, but most likely the liver transplant is not an option either.
Tomorrow he will be seen for a biopsy according to which his treatment will be decided. Regardless of teh closed doors, I'm fighting for any chance left that can make his life longer and keep the cancer under control. Has anyone got information on non-conventional methods, like: naturalist medicine or laparoscopic surgery working in such difficult cases?
As I am new in this live 'challenge' i'm still trying to get informed on the topic, looking for solutions and answers. I'm slowly starting to read your posts hoping to gain from your experiences and share many positive thoughts. I know it is not easy to keep up the optimism all the time.
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All rulings of the President are subject to appeal to the whole Senate. There are two methods by which the Senate may overturn a ruling of the President.
First, by motion on notice, moved and dealt with in accordance with the normal rules relating to the conduct of business, the Senate may, by a special resolution or order, change the ruling or the procedure on which the ruling is based.
Secondly, the Senate may dissent from a President's ruling, and a procedure is provided whereby a motion of dissent may be moved at the time when a ruling is made.
A senator who objects to a ruling of the President may immediately state that objection. The objection must be put in writing, and a motion moved that the Senate dissent from the President's ruling. Debate on that motion is adjourned till the next sitting day unless the Senate decides, on a motion moved without notice and put without debate, that the question requires immediate determination (SO 198).
If a motion of dissent is adjourned till the next day of sitting it is the practice to place it first on the Notice Paper for that day (Notice Papers 9/7/1919, 16/7/1919, 26/9/1938, 3/11/1938, 16/5/1950, 16/9/1952, 12/5/1970, 20/5/1970, 17/8/2005, 15/9/2005). The motion may be postponed and discharged (20/5/1970, J.113; 21-22/10/1970, J.363, 370; 29/10/1970, J.400).
If a motion of dissent is adjourned the disputed ruling stands and applies to the proceedings. The matter under consideration may, however, be adjourned until the motion of dissent is determined (ruling of President Gould, 30/10/1908, J.60-1).
If it is decided that a motion of dissent requires immediate determination, it is usual for debate to occur on the motion, which is then put to a vote of the Senate. Normally a motion of dissent is determined immediately.
On a motion to dissent from a President's ruling the greatest latitude of discussion is allowed. The President may participate in the discussion in order to clarify the ruling or respond to points which have been made (ruling of President Baker, SD, 31/10/1905, p. 4262; also statement by President Baker, 4/9/1903, p. 4630-1).
The Chair of Committees rules on questions of order in committee of the whole (SO 144(7)), but if a senator objects to a decision of the Chair of Committees, this is reported to the Senate. The President then determines the matter by making a ruling, after hearing senators in relation to the objection, and, unless objection is taken to the President's ruling, the committee of the whole resumes (SO 145).
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How do I construct a {display:none} media query -just for the min-height declaration (see below), and not pertaining to #right-column, since I want to keep the padding/color?
If I make a class for min-height alone, it doesn't work because #right-column is a fluid span (bootstrap) and doesn't accept the additional class on that div.
#right-column {
padding-top: 20px;
background-color: #008080;
min-height: 525px;
Thank you
You've worded the question rather awkwardly I'm afraid so I'm not quite sure what you are trying to do.:)
How do I construct a {display:none} media query -just for the min-height declaration (see below)
Those are two different things that have nothing in common with each other. If you meant you wanted to cancel out the min-height then as you suggest you could create a new class.
.no-min {min-height:0!important}
You would then need to add that class to the elements that you require. You can add as many classes as you like to bootstrap elements. There is no reason why you can't add another class.
If you want that rule to be active only at certain widths then stick it inside the appropriate media query. Remember though that the elements must have that new class applied by default or nothing will happen.
However, I'm not sure if any of that is what you really wanted
I'm familiar doing with using media queries, and I suppose your suggestion is a roundabout way of doing that, but I don't want to set it to 0, I want it to display:none.
.height { min-height: 525px;}
@media (max-width: 768px) {
.height {
display: none;
However I have found in bootstrap responsive sites, the row-fluid and column span classes don't easily accept two classes. Try it and you'll see, I swear to it.
That makes no sense you are mixing different things I'm afraid.:)
Your display:none will simply remove the whole element and not just a value from that element. It does not refer to the height or min-height as such and doesn't actually make sense if it did. Its chalk and cheese
However if all you want is to set the element to display:none then that's fine.
I've just finished coding 100 bootstrap pages for a client and there is no problem with over-riding any of the bootstrap classes as long as you add sufficient weight. A simple selector may not always over-ride the classes because the span classes are qualified with attribute selectors and carry more weight than a single simple selector.
Just add more weight to your rule and it will win out (which is why I added !important above just to be sure but normally you don't need to be that harsh). However be careful what you over-ride because the structure should not be changed as it all ties in together in bootstrap.
Just follow the normal specificity rules and the styles you apply will win out over anything else.
I echo Paul's sentiment that the goal is not clearly worded. If what you want to do is simply nullify ( have NO MIN-HEIGHT) applied then it's the DECLARATION hat you want to use is: min-height:auto;
if what you want to do is have the element not display (display:none; )
if you want to hide the element , then display:none; should do the trick.. keeping in mind that min-height becomes irrelevant; since the element is not being displayed there in min-height , or any height for that matter.
Also consider specificity (I noticed you are using an ID) if you had set the display:whatever rule whit an ID your selector will need AT LEAST ONE ID to override it for your media query ( so it's not that bootstrap doesnt handle multiple classes).
IF what you want is the media query to act based UPON THE ELEMENT'S MIN-HEIGHT ( or any other property of the element ) am afraid that doesnt quiet work that way*. Media queries respond to media and viewport attributes.
*if you have certain conditions and are adroit with math you could achieve the effect tho in some cases it's not practical . Height begin one of those impractical conditions, lemme make the following proof of concept demo based on width:
body,html{margin: 0; padding: 0; }
.hideMe {float:right; width:50%}
.on{ background: pink; overflow: hidden; }
@media (max-width:500px) {
.hideMe {display:none;}

 I am the element to hide

 I am always on

.hideMe will have a min-width of 250px(I may be off by a px but you get the idea, 50% of at least 500px) OR be hidden. nothing precludes you from having only ONE declaration in a media query, other than it's bound to get tiresome after a bit. Again you really aren't targeting min-width, but the calculated equivalent value based on a relationship of the element relative to the viewport.
hope that helps
You mean min-height:0 Ray as 'auto' is not a value for min-height (although strangely if you validate under css3 it doesn't flag an error even though its not in the css3 spec either).
This won't work:
Auto is ignored as its not a value for min-height so the height stays at 500px
Useful comments, I'm sure I have the info now to work it out.


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Allah creates His servants to love. Allah Himself wants to be loved, and He loves His servants. He likes Himself to be loved. Of course, Almighty Allah is not like a human being. But He likes things. He likes beauty, for instance. He likes beautiful people. He creates them to be beautiful. He likes the entities in paradise. Allah delights in their happiness. He likes pleasant words and pleasant moral values. But Allah does not love bad moral values. He says He will take revenge for them. We do not like them, either. We also loathe them. We do not want there to be bad people. We want there to be good people. That is how we can rest easy. For example, if there is one bad person here, we will all be troubled and uneasy. But since everyone is good, we can relax. Allah wants to love and be loved for all eternity. How lovely, look, He has created human beings. Let us love and be loved, insha'Allah.
(In response to an e-mail from a viewer saying, "How should we first broach the subject when discussing matters with a communist?")
Approach communists in a friendly way, rather than with anger. Hatred is no good. At the end of the day, they are also servants of Allah. They also honestly say, "I am an atheist." They are not pagans or hypocrites. They are not at all hypocritical. Because they openly state, "I am an atheist." As if to say, that is how Allah has created me. One must first be friends. One must stress their good sides. Because their social justice is fine. They want peace. There is actually no peace or social justice in communism, but they say there will be in the future. What there really is, is bloodshed. How can there be peace under communism? There is only violence and bloodshed. But the way they do not want violence and hope for peace is still very good. But since we base ourselves on science and reason, then you can suggest we talk scientifically and rationally. What are the roots of Marxism? Dialectical philosophy. What is that dialectical philosophy point to as tangible proof of Marxism? Darwinism. The dialectic of living things, and they apply that everywhere. They apply the dialectic of history and the dialectic of life. They apply it everywhere in society. You can ask if that is possible. You can ask what protein is and suggest you examine it together. How many amino acids are there in a protein molecule? How many proteins are needed for a living organism to emerge? Talk about this. It is technically impossible for a protein to come into being by chance. The odds against are 1 followed by 950 zeros, and that is effectively zero possibility. My dear brother, it is out of the question. If you put 950 zeros side by side it is still impossible for a protein to form by chance. So what is required? A conscious power. An intelligent and most superior force. But if we still insist on deceiving ourselves and saying "No, protein can form by chance," then we are flying in the face of science, logic, reason and everything. The matter ends here, so what need is there to talk about anything else? The whole system collapses there. Is not Marxism built on that? It all falls down. You have built on rotten foundations. Allah compares it to a spider's den in one verse. But if you are a patriot, if you protect the poor, then advocate the system of the Mahdi. If you want peace, find it in the system of the Mahdi. If you want social justice, there will be such plenty that even the poorest man will give it back. "I have so much that I am ashamed," he will say, as he returns what he has been given. There is no bloodshed in this, only peace and love. The frontiers are lifted and all people in the whole world are brothers. Wars have ended and there is no imperialism, capitalism, fascism or violence. But there is love, peace, civilization, modernity, democracy, a spirit of enlightenment, culture, science and art. What more do you want? Is that not what you want? Is that not your ideal? But you can do this by believing in Allah. But why is it so hard to believe in Allah? Why are you so stubborn? Do you really not believe? Of course you believe. At the very least they are unsure, 50-50. And that is in any case faith.
How lovely to be under the control of an infinite power. It is good for the health of the mind, soul and body. And that is a fact. How lovely, you are under the control of and entrusted to an infinite mind. What more could you want. Would you prefer chaos? May Allah forbid? Chaos is in any case impossible. When someone says "I exist," that makes it impossible for Allah not to exist. Impossible. Because that would be absolute non-existence and that is impossible. Impossibly impossible. Absolute non-existence is impossible. When someone says, "I exist" then everyone has to have faith that Allah exists for all time. There is no other way. There is no way back.
Allah tests us. Because Almighty Allah wants true love. He could make us love like robots, but… There would obviously be something missing if Allah made us love one another like robots. You would be compelled to love. That is not what Allah. He wants love in suffering, trouble and difficulties. That is what is valuable to me. But if we were compelled, that would not be love. Allah does not want artificial love. He does not want a forced love. He wants love with passion. You have to crawl and suffer. You must be like Majnun and Layla.
For example, Allah loves the love of the Prophet Joseph (pbuh). They put him down a well and he speaks of Allah. Allah sees that. Seven hours or seven months are not enough for that. But when it lasts seven years, that is what Allah loves.
(In response to an e-mail from a reader saying, "Yes, let us love and be loved. How well you describe love of Allah. So Allah wants to be intensely loved so we can learn to love, and he wants us to love all things for His approval.")
This sounds like a reproof, but of course Almighty Allah has no need of such a thing. It would be a reproof in human beings, though. But with Allah it is a reminder. "They were unable to properly appreciate the glory of Allah," He says. Everything is a blessing. Television is a blessing, a music set is a blessing. There is no end to it. Everywhere is full of blessings. There is a television in every home, for instance. The world is full of homes. The rooms of houses are full of televisions. Televisions have their own separate remote controls. So people should not have to get up, says Allah. So they can switch channels from where they are sitting. Allah places all channels at people's command. People move around on the glass. Allah has the world sit on glass. He puts ships and steamers and everything else on glass. People dancing the samba, people dancing and laughing and talking, cars, homes and whatever else comes to mind. Forests and oceans and everything are all in this glass. Look at it how you will. There is no dust or smoke and nothing to make one uncomfortable. Were it really the sea we might get wet, or breathe in car exhaust. But it is spotless and luminous. He makes no problems for us and causes no discomfort. You experience the best sides of everything. How lovely and delightful, just like paradise. Masha'Allah.
(In response to an e-mail from a viewer saying, "So it is Allah Who causes this writing to be written and this food to be eaten, Who makes us love and washes my hands and Who shows you to me.")
Masha'Allah, one of our lady sisters wrote this. I got up in the morning and Allah washed me, masha'Allah. He makes my hand His instrument. How lovely! Whenever I need anything. The lovely smell of soap and perfume forms around me. Then He dries me and dries my hair. These are all great sources of ease. Allah places spotless shirts at my disposal all ready for me. "We have created clothing for you," He says. The shirt is ready and He puts it on me. He dresses me. Then He wants me to go out, He shows me the object known as a car. You come to the door and close it. The images on the screen keep changing. You move about and then suddenly arrive at your destination. Like a djinn car. It is really amazing. You just have to sit there for a time. The image flows and moves. But wherever you may be or wherever you may go, what is the area on the outside like? We do not know. We merely have faith that there is such a place on the outside. We do not know. A pitch-black world, but the world we see is lovely and brightly-colored and three-dimensional. With a sense of depth. Look, we point something out somewhere. It is all metaphysical.
(In response to a viewer who asks, "The life of the Prophet Dhu'lQarnayn (pbuh) is described in the Qur'an. What does Dhu'lQarnayn mean?")
Dhu'lQarnayn means having two aspects, being both finite and timeless. Being bound by space. It is complex. Let me say that so you can understand. It also indicates Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh). But the wisdom in it is very broad, of course, insha'Allah. We see that Hazrat Khidhr (pbuh) steps outside time. Well, the Prophet Dhu'lQarnayn (pbuh) also steps outside time. We obtain this idea from the words of the Qur'an. It may mean being in two times. Both now and the past and the future. Moving through time, in other words. It may mean being fixed in time and also moving through time. Because "qarn" refers to time. Dhu'lQarnayn also refers to time and means moving through it, insha'Allah. In other words, both living in time now and also capable of moving through time, insha'Allah.
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William H. Rehnquist, 1986-2005
WILLIAM HUBBS REHNQUIST was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 1, 1924. He grew up in the suburb of Shorewood, the son of a paper salesman. Rehnquist's strongly conservative views can be traced directly to his childhood. According to a Washington Post report, the political heroes in the Rehnquist household were "Republican standard bearers such as Alf Landon, Wendell Willkie and Herbert Hoover." When Rehnquist was asked (during the Democratic administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt) by his elementary teacher about his career plans, he replied, "I'm going to change the government."
He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II as a weather observer in North Africa. Following the war, he attended college on the GI Bill, earning both a B.A. (Phi Beta Kappa) and M.A. in political science at Stanford University in 1948. Rehnquist received a second M.A., in government, from Harvard two years later. He then entered Stanford Law School, where he graduated first in his class in 1952. (The student who ranked third was Sandra Day, who later joined him on the Supreme Court.) Rehnquist was described by one of his instructors as "the outstanding student of his law school generation." He also had the reputation among his classmates as a formidable advocate of the conservative point of view on political issues.
Rehnquist met Justice Robert Jackson when he came to Stanford to dedicate the new law school building in the summer of 1951. An interview for a possible clerkship with him was arranged by a professor who was a former Jackson clerk. Despite Rehnquist's feeling, following the interview, that Jackson "had written me off as a total loss," he was offered the highly coveted position. Jackson, a moderate, does not appear to have had any influence on Rehnquist's already well-developed political or judicial philosophies. Indeed, in his book on the Supreme Court, Rehnquist speaks well of Jackson, but no such influence is noted. Justice Felix Frankfurter seems to have made more of an impression; Rehnquist describes Frankfurter as a "magnetic" personality to whom he was "tremendously drawn ... by his willingness to discuss and argue while asking no quarter by reason of his position or eminence."
What Rehnquist considered to be the too-liberal views of his fellow law clerks certainly made a strong impression on him, and in 1957 he published an article in U.S. News and World Report criticizing their "extreme solicitude for the claims of Communists and other criminal defendants, expansion of federal power at the expense of State power, great sympathy toward any government regulation of business--in short, the political philosophy now espoused by the Court under Chief Justice [Earl] Warren." Rehnquist contended that this political bias on the part of the clerks might have some influence over which cases the Court chose to decide, but not over the way any justice voted in a particular case.
In 1953, following his clerkship, he married Natalie ("Nan") Cornell, whom he had met at Stanford, and the couple had a son and two daughters. Rehnquist went to work for a law firm in Phoenix, choosing that city for its climate, both meteorological and political. He followed advice that Justice Frankfurter had given him "that conservatives as well as liberals ought to get active on the political scene." He became a Republican party official and an outspoken opponent of liberal legislative initiatives such as busing to achieve school integration. While campaigning for Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater in 1964, Rehnquist became friendly with Richard Kleindienst, another Phoenix attorney. Kleindienst was appointed deputy attorney general in Richard Nixon's administration and arranged for Rehnquist to become assistant attorney general for the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel.
One of Rehnquist's principal functions in this job was to screen, along with Kleindienst and Attorney General John Mitchell, candidates for potential Supreme Court positions. When attempts to find a suitable candidate to replace retiring justice John Marshall Harlan had reached an impasse, Mitchell informed Rehnquist that they had settled on someone--Rehnquist himself. Despite his relative youth (he was forty-seven), inexperience, and political views that diverged from those of many senators, his nomination was confirmed, 68-26, December 10, 1971. He joined the Court on January 7, 1972, the same day as Justice Lewis F. Powell, Jr.
Rehnquist summarized his vision of the nation's constitutional structure in a speech at the University of Texas a few years later:
It is almost impossible ... to conclude that the [Founders] intended the Constitution itself to suggest answers to the manifold problems that they knew would confront succeeding generations. The Constitution that they drafted was intended to endure indefinitely, but the reason for this well-founded hope was the general language by which national authority was granted to Congress and the Presidency. These two branches were to furnish the motive power within the federal system, which was in turn to coexist with the state governments; the elements of government having a popular constituency were looked to for the solution of the numerous and varied problems that the future would bring.


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