text: BostonGlobe.com Political Headlines - May 15, 2012 May 15, 2012 Here are the top POLITICAL headlines from BostonGlobe.com today: President Obama strikes at Mitt Romney on jobs: Political reporter Tracy Jan writes about the Obama campaign unveiling its first ad attacking Romney's business record, in an attempt to turn the former Bain Capital chief executive's credentials into a liability. Barney Frank reflects on the monumental change he's seen: Columnist Joanna Weiss writes about Barney Frank's public career that will end a few months after President Obama endorsed gay marriage. Elizabeth Warren's Democratic allies call on Scott Brown to release fundraising ties to JP Morgan Chase: Members of the Massachusetts Democratic Party called on US Senator Scott Brown to disclose any fund-raising ties he may have to the bank after a Globe analysis found he received more itemized donations from New York City than from any other city in America. Political reporters Michael Levenson and Noah Bierman report.


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Three gay men in the seats in front of me; god, they can talk and they don't stop. Christ, the one on the left is actually sitting in the seat sideways, so both his feet are in the aisle, so much he is enjoying his (own) conversation. The man does not stop talking. The two on my side are just listening, the whole time; on & on & on he does not stop. For f—k's sake, shut up. Now he is sitting in the seat backwards, his back against the back of the seat in front, as he carries on talking. He will be upside down, sitting on his head in a minute, as he carries on talking.
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But you never know
But you never know. You can walk into anywhere you like, and there are 20 girls there you don't like, but there can be 1 girl with the "fresh bloom of sexuality" on her, and because of her you stay and stay and stay. It just takes one girl to bring a club to life and to bring a city to life. That's why you keep on trying.
Well standing at the Rogier cash machine I see a Belgian girl walking towards me
Well, standing at the Rogier cash machine I see a Belgian girl walking towards me, long wavy brown hair, glasses, little black & white tight top, blue denim shorts, very curvy, and busty; and she was bouncing, all the way towards me and past me; just bouncing. The greatest moment of the trip so far, and it will take a lot to beat that. Another very warm but windy Brussels day. Rain and thunderstorms predicted for night time. Why Fifth Avenue has no girls (anymore) like this black & white top girl? Not a single girl I would ever want to sleep with yesterday. Actually I'm really disappointed. I thought come here in high summer and I'd see more sexy girls than I normally do. In fact there are less. Where have they all gone? That girl with the black & white top who bounced past me at the cash machine is the only sexy girl I have seen.
Yes the Orient Express is really pointless for people watching
Yes the Orient Express is really pointless for people watching. Well, now I discover the Orient Express has lost all the music channels as well. I asked the barmaid if she could put on some music and she got on a chair & pressed the buttons and they only have about 5 TV channels and radio channels. What happened to all their NUMEROUS music channels??? No music in my hotel and now no music in the Orient Express!
Well a poor first day in Brussels
Well a poor first day in Brussels. Cine Paris films were poor (but I only stayed 10 minutes intending to go back later), Rue des Commercants was rubbish, not even Beatrice; Fifth Avenue was rubbish, not even Ina or Andrea. After that I just rushed back to Midi to grab some food before all the food shops closed for the evening. Today I will try again, not so tired and with more time to play with. Fifth Avenue seems set on an irreversible decline. I got to Orient Express just before 4 yesterday and now it is 1115, so I am four hours ahead of yesterday's schedule. As I expected though the pretty barmaid is not here this early, so I will have to return later to see her. That should encourage me to get up to Dome sooner rather than later—though my black barmaid was not there yesterday. In fact, there was no barmaid at all, just the usual barman who is always there at lunchtime.
Follow the path of least resistance I always tell myself
Follow the path of least resistance, I always tell myself; that applies to Eros as much as anything else. To go up to the Dome, getting soporific on Stella, is a waste of time. Better to go straight to Cine Paris, Rue des Commercants, Fifth Avenue. Dome tomorrow when I can start early. Yes, let me get blotto here, then straight to Cine Paris. Just one more in Fifth Avenue to check the girls then back to the hotel to eat and sleep. These Jupilers are going down very very nicely. If only the street-scene was more stimulating here. I need to release myself from the clutches of this lovely barmaid, and get a move on. Nearly 5 already! Let me go Mademoiselle!
If I travelled under a cloud
If I travelled under a cloud, under terrible pressure, weighed down by terrible worry last month, this time I travel with a wind beneath my wings. Flying high, easily, relaxed. But, still, nervous. Something must be about to go wrong. The barmaid is what I think of as a typical Brussels girl: curvy, slightly overweight even in most people's eyes, but really, really pretty. A sweetness about her. Already I wish I could stay for 20 days instead of 2. I will have to do that soon. I have never done that: stayed in a city for more than 5 or 6 days. That would be an experience. And it will have to be Brussels or Vienna. I don't think I have ever slept with a Belgian girl I now realise; the girls of 5th Avenue and Rue des Commercants and Gare du Nord are every nationality under the sun except Belgian of course. I think I will save the Dome for tomorrow—their Stella just makes me soporific; the Orient Express Jupiler livens me up. Oh, but it is just the black barmaid at the Dome that preys on my mind.

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Dance today
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- Just in case anyone was wondering, dance is still on for today despite
the snow. I asked the dancemaster and his lovely lady last night.
They have to drive up from Harpswell anyway.
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There is a file called watchdogbundle on your iPod/iPhone. Everytime you start up your iPod/iPhone, springboard has to generate the application map. If you have tons and tons of apps or some very large apps, then this will take a while. Unfortunately, the watchdogbundle file monitors this mapping, and when it takes more than two minutes, it automatically shuts off springboard and trys to remap. To prevent your iPod/iPhone from being stuck at the boot logo, follow these steps:
1. Turn off your iPod/iPhone
2. Connect it to your computer
3. Wait for the noise(dingdong) to register that the computer acknowledges it.
4. SSH into your iPod/iPhone with WinSCP or iphonebrowser
5. Go to /private/var/mobile/ and rename Applications to Application2
6. Your iPod/iPhone should show the springboard in 5-10 seconds
7. Then, rename Applications2 to Applications again
8. Then turn off your iPod/iPhone (you may have to force it)
9. Then turn it back on.
And your done!
The reason for the renaming of the folder is because the springboard generates the application map from the Applications folder. When you take that folder away, it doesnt have to generate any apps on the map, so it boots up immediately. After you have done this, some of your apps may start randomly appearing on your springboard. This is fine. Just do one or two MANUAL syncs with iTunes, and it should install all of your apps at one time.
I know there are different ways getting past your boot screen, but I find this to be the easiest.
Hope I helped! Please thank accordingly!


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Discussion in 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' started by CaptainStoner, Aug 20, 2009.
best way to dance. Take it from
an Irishman...there's no better way to
drink Romulan Ale than with a tall
ship and a star to steer her
by!" Keiko interrupted. "Miles, please shut up
and let us sing 'Row, Row, Row
Your Boat' before I punch you in
the nuts. Again."
Miles frowned and ceased
his ranting about drinking, deciding instead to
wonder exactly how binding a marriage certificate
was in that day and age. Keiko
was a demon in the sack, but
annoying as hell when she wanted to
be, which was 110% of the time
...especially when she was on her cycle.
Her cycle was a customized Yahama hoverbike
with a lot of torque and a
"Hello Kitty" logo on the front. Keiko
loved it to death and enjoyed taking
Mikes to buy accessories for it from
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This is an almost blog entry. I think.
Short or not, however, this may still be considered a blog entry.
Anyway, I'm talking about being able to write an entry using an actual computer after months and months of using my WordPress mobile app.
I was about to log on to my profile, when BAM! The computer just crashed. It pains me (a bit) to admit that it's so much better, not to mention more convenient, to use a bigger device. Here goes the regret of selling my laptop. Here goes the tut, tut.
Why do we always realize the worth of something only when it's gone?
I thought I didn't need it back then. In fact, I thought I needed the money more than I needed a gadget. No, scratch that. I knew I needed money more than the perks of technology. I mean, rarely used the laptop. Surfing the web, social networks, blogging— I could do these things by using my iPhone.
And now that I fully understand what investment means, I just want to hit my head with a hammer. Not literally though.
I crave the convenience of a laptop. My iPhone has become too small for my poor sight.
But then I think, maybe I just want one because I don't have one?
Oh, human emotions. Too fickle.


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I have found that I enjoy baking muffins, breads, and other pastries rather than cakes and cookies more. Here are my muffins:
I have arrived…what ever that means.
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