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Gutsy Stormchaser Niccolo in Kansas this week (imgur.com)
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[–]ATierney 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
Seems like that'd be a fun job.
[–]blore40 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
Need video of that windmill spinning in that kind of wind.
[–]UmerakenIdeut 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
Gutsy? Growing up in a trailer park in tornado alley, we'd still be having our neighborhood BBQ at that point.
[–]-JS- 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
his head looks like a thumb
[–]SvenHudson 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
As opposed to the cowardly stomchaser?
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It seems that soon, he "won't be in Kansas anymore."
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Gutsy? Bah, I think it's just impossible for him to run away with those monstrous balls he must have.
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Anytime anyone says anything libertarian, spit on them. Libertarians are by definition enemies of the state: they are against promoting American citizens' general welfare and against policies that create a perfect union. Like Communists before them, they are actively subverting the Constitution and the American Dream, and replacing it with a Kleptocratic Nightmare.
Mark Ames The Rally to Restore Vanity: Generation X Celebrates it's Homeric Struggle Against Lameness
In a previous post, TSA and the Political Left Authority Tards, I included this article, TSAstroturf: The Washington Lobbyists and Koch-Funded Libertarians Behind the TSA Scandal, from "The Nation" in my compiled list. However, in the interim, that Nation article created a backlash that was lead by the likes of Glenn Greenwald and Jane Hamsher among others. Other journalists, including one that works for The Nation, would follow suit in their condemnation.
Now anyone familiar with the libertarian movement would laugh at the two-bit conspiratorial hackery of The Nation hit piece as just a bad and lazy McCarthyite version of the Kevin Bacon game. It's pretty easy in the Kevin Bacon game to connect almost anyone in the libertarian movement in two or less moves to Charles and David Koch. Myself: I'm a lapsed member of the LP. David Koch is a former vice-presidential candidate of the LP. Therefore, I'm a Koch plant. I'm a card-carrying member of the ACLU. The Koch brothers donated twenty million dollars to the ACLU a few years ago. The ACLU is thus a Koch-funded organization, and I'm once again a Koch plant(It should be noted that Greenwald, who is also a member of the ACLU and who conducted a Cato-commissioned study on Portugal Decriminalization, would likewise be an example of another Koch Plant).
Because Jason Sorens is an Affiliated Scholar at the Mercatus Center, it's a given that any libertarian or libertarian activist in New Hampshire is a Koch plant. Meg McLain(who The Nation claimed made up her story about the TSA despite the fact that video evidence pretty much corroborates much of her story, although not all of it; absence of full corroboration, though, hardly implies any type of hoax) lives in New Hampshire. Thus, she is automatically a Koch plant to begin with. That she met with Pete Eyre on his "Liberty Tour" only confirms that she is a Koch secret agent. George Donnelly knows McLain; therefore George is a secret Koch plant. This little exercise in the Kevin Bacon game is thus used to cast suspicion of a Koch Astroturf conspiracy over any disobedience to the TSA. The Nation invites other journalists to join them in their little Kevin Bacon game.
In the case of John Tyner, who, from his blog postings, apparently holds radical libertarian views, it appears he might be an example of someone who has had no formal association with anything libertarian. Thus the Kevin Bacon game would be a bit harder to apply in his case. So Ames and Levine merely resorted to establishing the case he was a "right-winger" by the fact he went to private Christian High School and lived in the vicinity of a military base. Plus he has skeptical views on voting. This was enough for them to eagerly invite other journalists to dig around. There's a Kevin Bacon game to be played here; one just needed to look harder…
Quite rightly, there was journalistic backlash of sorts against this piece. It was that bad. Ames and Levine penned a response. The gist: Their little Kevin Bacon game was not in the service of partisan politics; rather was in the service of some class theory critique that corporate privatization and profiling were the casus belli against TSA. The "Kevin Baconization" of John Tyner was merely peripheral to the main argument.
But the response doesn't hold up to a more contextual examination. Let us reference an earlier article written by Mr. Ames, the one that contains the quote referenced at the beginning of this post. In that article, Ames juxtaposes a letter by EA Hanks against the backdrop of the Jon Stewart Rally. The intent was to criticize the cultural lameness of the Gen X/Gen Y, but the underlying thesis is that culture and politics have been corrupted by libertarianism. Writes Ames:
Here's where something much more sinister about what passes for "Liberal" in my generation is revealed: the totally-selfish Ayn Rand activist, the petulant Libertarian protagonist who has a brand manager's understanding of what it means to be "Liberal" or "Left". It is this brand manager's disillusionment with the brand that is fuelling the Jon Stewart rally—by identifying herself so closely with something that turned out to be not nearly as cool as the buzz claimed, she made herself vulnerable, and mockable. Which may seem frivolous to you old folks out there, but for her and for Gen-X/Yers, exposing yourself like that is the equivalent of a decade of marching for Civil Rights and against the war, getting arrested, beaten, jailed, negotiating with authorities, teaching, etc….here is the Gen-X/Y equivalent of "laying it all on the line."
Ames has been complaining that the New Yorker plagiarized his journalism regarding the Koch brothers, but I would suggest that Ames' journalism regarding the critique of the "libertarian culture" of Gen X/Gen Y is plagiarizing Mark Lilla. Ames sees this cultural libertarianism as creating political lameness characterized by a (liberal) political culture replete with self-absorbed, window dressing poseurs. Ames excoriates EA Hanks (the daughter of Tom Hanks) as symptom of a culture that equates vulnerability with undressing yourself in a blog or in front of a Oprah Winfrey television audience rather than with the old-school version of it–which would be making yourself vulnerable by marching for civil rights or getting arrested, beaten, jailed, or negotiating with authorities.
Ames blames this on libertarianism and you can see why now how libertarian "Direct Action" would put a monkey wrench is his world view. Therefore, any libertarian direct action has to be deconstructed as Koch astro-turfing by playing the Kevin Bacon Game. In the case of John Tyner, however, Ames and Levine failed to connect him to the game. No matter, they just smeared him anyway. It was this smear that raised the ire of some in the journalistic community. Ames and Levine responded by claiming he was just a peripheral figure in their argument. But they are lying. He would actually be the unexplainable anomaly in their worldview. The one that couldn't be connected to Koch and the one who wasn't interested in undressing himself before a media audience.
John Tyner made himself vulnerable by taking on the power of the TSA. For this he was smeared by Ames and Levine, demonstrating that Ames critique of political lameness is nothing but a sham. Indeed, Ames critique of liberalism, as he defines it, is vacuous because he is in no way a liberal. Writes Ames in the conclusion of his Political Lameness article about what it means to be a "non-lame" leftist:
What does the Left stand for? Let me suggest a few things in people's own personal interests in these decaying times that the Left should stand for: first, people need money. Then if they have money, they need Life. Then they might be interested in "ideals" set out in the contract that this country is founded on. Ever read the preamble to the Constitution? There's nothing about private property there and self-interest. Nothing at all about that. It's a contract whose purpose is clearly spelled out, and it's a purpose that's the very opposite of the purpose driving Stewart's rally, or the purpose driving the libertarian ideology so dominant over the past few generations. This country, by contract, was founded in order to strive for a "more Perfect Union"—that's "union," as in the pairing of the words "perfect" and "union"—not sovereign, not states, not local, not selfish, but "union." And that other purpose at the end of the Constitution's contractual obligations: promote the "General Welfare." That means "welfare." Not "everyone for himself" but "General Welfare." That's what it is to be American: to strive to form the most perfect union with each other, and to promote everyone's general betterment. That's it. The definition of an American patriot is anyone promoting the General Welfare of every single American, and anyone helping to form the most perfect Union—that's "union", repeat, "Union" you dumb fucks. Now, our problem is that there are a lot of people in this country who have dedicated their entire lives to subverting the stated purpose of this country. We must be prepared to identify those who disrupt and sabotage our national purpose of creating this "more perfect union" identifying those who sabotage our national goal of "promoting the General Welfare"—and calling them by their name: traitors. You who strive to form this Perfect Union and promote General Welfare—You are Patriots.
That ain't liberalism. Indeed it smells like the same communitarian, authoritarian claptrap that has underwritten the left authoritarian horrors of the 20th century. And you can't try to dress it up in the language of "Social Democracy" when you write things like: "We must be prepared to identify the traitors." And you can't pretend to equivocate on your authoritarianism when you so clearly embrace organs of the National Security State in your Nation Hit Piece:
As Media Matters pointed out recently, the whole reason why the TSA was formed was because private contractors paying airport security minimum wages were considered a big part of the reason why the 9/11 terror attacks were allowed to happen. Since the formation of the TSA, not a single terror attack originating from an American airport has taken place. But apparently that's not nearly as relevant as the complaints of a few libertarians.
In the "response article," Ames actually celebrates charges of being called an authoritarian, indeed wears such charges as a badge of honor, because some Clinton flunkie once called him a communist. Apparently, for Ames, that badge is a license to return the favor, by calling those who disagree politically with him, particularly the libertarians, "traitors" and "Enemies of the State." For Yasha Levine, who appeals to his Soviet Russian experience to deflect charges of authoritarianism, I will give that the same amount of consideration he gives to Ayn Rand's similar experience of Jewish persecution in Communist Russia, in terms of evaluating a political philosophy. At least in the case of Rand, I can understand how experiencing horrible persecution underlain by DoubleThink would propel her to formulate a philosophical doctrine of Objectivism. In the case of Levine, I fail to see how his own personal experiences with Soviet Russia gives him license to engage in his own brand of DoubleThink.
For "The Nation," whose website is graced by imagery and advertisements for the Civil Rights movement, I would only remind you that the Civil Rights movement, an institution that is so revered now, but at one time was a movement that was not so revered, was subject to a similar Kevin Bacon game that it was connected to a foreign communist plot. I would also remind you that the methods of the civil rights, civil disobedience, were borrowed from the libertarian tradition, not the corporate liberal tradition. Defending TSA demonstrates the utter depths of corporate liberal dementia…
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RanDomino says :
Your attempt to tie modern capitalist libertarianism to the anarchist libertarianism that influenced the civil rights movement disgusts me, as do all attempts by libertarian capitalists to steal anarchist imagery and history. Anarchists despise capitalism more than government, because we understand that government is a symptom of capitalism, not the other way around. Although Ames and Levine have made some errors, their attack on libertarian capitalism is completely justified, and I don't take their statements as criticisms of anarchism. But you bastards, so intent on conflating the two, just make it more difficult to be an anti-capitalist anarchist without being confused for one of your sort of arch-capitalist scum. Fuck off.
RanDomino says :
okay, well, sorry about my tone there, but I stand by my point that vulgar libertarians are NOT Anarchists, and should quit trying to take credit for things they have no right to.
WorBlux says :
A really interesting piece, again showing the radical incoherence of authoritarian philosophies. John Tyner included
Contracts are private law, and as such presuppose private property and self-interest. That the constitution purports to be a contract shows the vitality and respect given to such ideas by the drafters of the constitution and other men of that time.
The theory "behind the words more perfect union" was that the confederacy lacked several powers necessary to make a strong union of states. Drawing back to the contract format, it is only the States then that could possibly be said to be a party to it. The union being attempted was not everyone in those states to all others, but each of the 13 Political bodies to the others.
More perfect only really makes sense when considered as "a more perfect union than there was before." The is no evidence in the document of an intention of a most perfect, or a complete union, as it does not dissolve to political subunits (the states), not does it involve a timetable for doing so. Further the form outlined is a tiered republican form, where the division between states is considered indissoluble. (A congressional district may no be drawn such that it crosses state lines.)
The term general welfare is also grossly misconstrued, as is the common good often is. General welfare not, or at least never was a mere sum of private welfare. At best it refers to measures that in a general way facilitate welfare of people, not such as it is extended to one person, but rather as it is adopted as the whole.
There is great evidence of this meaning and intention in the text. Enumerated powers include things like currency and weights and measures, things that have no welfare utility if only one person adopts them, but great value if a community does. Nowhere in the document is any specific welfare or entitlement given, save for the wages of some elected officials and judges.
Lastly the preamble contains 6 clauses connected by a conjunction, signifying that the whole of the goals were to be pursued together in a compatible manner. One of those clauses is the blessing of liberty. Traditionally the freedom to travel unmolested was considered among these, especiialy for the first 140 years.
RanDomino says :
"leads you to embrace the boot of the TSA."
Amazing. Are you really this stupid? Of course I reject the TSA; but don't assume that everyone who has that stance does so for the purest of reasons. It's pathetic that so many libertarians and progressives have rejected the Ames-Levine article apparently without even reading it, simply because they have decided to be overly-idealistic. That's a great way to get taken for a ride.
"Your claim that "government is a symptom of capitalism" is patently false. The history of the 20th century is riddled with authoritarianism of radical politics that had dispensed with private property."
You seem to be operating under some kind of illusion that people with money play by rules. The 'dispensing of private property' has been carried out primarily for the benefit of the bourgeoisie, the people who are best at accumulating wealth through capitalism. If they think they can get away with it, they will take anything from anyone; they got what they have by being ruthless, not by following any kind of code of conduct like 'non-initiation of violence'. Libertarian Capitalism is the nightmare of might-makes-right that has ruined the word Anarchy in the public consciousness; only strong workers' and community organizations, syndicalism and communism, can ensure peace and justice without tyrannical government.
b-psycho says :
"You seem to be operating under some kind of illusion that people with money play by rules."
Are you even reading the same blog?
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Soup Diet Pointers: The Hazards Of Obesity And How The Soup Diet Plan Can Help
Today, we tend to worry a lot about work. But one of the most demanding situations that people actually fail to keep in check is their own health and fitness. Obesity has become a trouble for many people across the world, and it is sad that it still remains an uncertain problem despite the knowledge of how serious it is. Over the last 25 years, obesity rates have been ascending steadily. Based on recent studies, around 33 percent of men and 35 percent of girls are overweight. Even among children and teenagers, 16 percent were discovered to be obese.
Love handles, abdominal obesity, muffin top, beer belly - these are only some of the ugly phrases for what is commonly referred to as tummy fat. Wikipedia describes tummy fat as the accumulation of fat resulting in the increase of waist size.
In less complicated terms, obesity is having too much body weight, not only does it impose issues on your bones to carry your weight but it also makes you a candidate for health problems like diabetes, hypertension , cardiovascular disease, heart stroke, pulmonary disease, reproductive disorders, osteoarthritis, and cancer among others. It could have an effect on the functioning of main body organs. Obesity is generally determined by figuring out an individual's body mass index ( BMI ) using a formula that includes his or her height and weight. Nevertheless, it's a little different for children and teens because they are age and sex. The quantity of body fat changes with age and growth and differs between girls and boys.
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There are lots of explanations why obesity remains to be a rising issue among people these days- one of them being that unhealthier and inexpensive food is more easily obtainable. People depend upon fast food because hardly any of them ever have time to make themselves a very healthy meal, it is either that or they have now become lazy to even exert the effort to take some action. Also, with the growing technology, things have been made less complicated- people go ahead and take elevators instead of the stairs, they ride the car instead of walking to their destination - this totally eliminates the chance for them to exercise their muscles and get their blood pumping. The environment, too, could be causing us to add extra pounds. Environmental conditions are altering and some people's genes make them susceptible to gaining weight in the current environment conditions. These include greater toxins in the environment, some of which trigger changes in hormones that lead them to store fat, and changes in their eating habits.
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Ken Ohsaka, Freelance Japanese Translator/Interpreter
Work Experience:
Freelance Translator/Interpreter
11/04 – Present
Served for various clients directly or through translation service providers.
Major Projects :
1. Translated materials of patented Japanese technology for introduction in the
USA (approx. 500 pages).
2. Translated class action lawsuit materials (approx. 1000 pages)
3. Translated a hose manufacturer's website.
4. Translated an automobile part manufacturer's website.
5. Translated network router manuals (approx. 500 pages).
6. Reviewed automotive defect litigation related docs (full time for 11/2 years).
Part-time Freelance Translator
10/95 – 10/04
Worked for various clients directly or through translation service providers in
evenings and on weekends.
Full-time Independent Contractor
Amerigon Incorporated Arcadia, CA 8/94 – 9/95
Translated English/Japanese technical specifications and documents for
automotive electronics, particularly automotive CD players manufactured by five
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Served as interpreter in technical meetings with visiting Japanese engineers.
Part-time Independent Contractor
University Microfilms International Ann Arbor, MI 1/87 – 12/87
Produced English abstracts of articles in over 30 Japanese scientific and technical
journals and magazines monthly.
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Research Associate Professor:
University of Southern California
, 8/01 – 10/04
Research Engineer:
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Design Engineer:
Hitachi Koki
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Ph.D.: Materials Science and Engineering,
University of Wisconsin-Madison
M.S. : Metallurgical Engineering,
Michigan Technological University
M.S. : Mechanical Engineering,
Tokushima University
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Westpac says 1m customers access accounts via smartphone
PUBLISHED: 22 May 2012 12:29:26 | UPDATED: 23 May 2012 04:44:08PUBLISHED: 22 May 2012 PRINT EDITION: 23 May 2012Brian Corrigan
More than a million consumer and business customers are now using a smartphone regularly to access Westpac accounts, the bank says.
Mobile has become a key battleground for financial institutions as customers expect to be able to access information and funds on the move.
Westpac says use of smartphones to access its mobile services has grown 90 per cent in the year ended April. Mobile now accounts for 30 per cent of customers' online sessions.
Small and medium-sized businesses have recorded 3.5 billion mobile transactions during the past six months, with the bank's mobile channels now racking up more than 2 million sessions a week.
Westpac's group executive of retail and business banking Jason Yetton said banking was being transformed by technology and predicted the trend was only likely to accelerate. He said ease of use, fast speeds, reliability and security would be key factors in driving "banking on the go".
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Exhibits at the National Archives at Kansas City
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Curious about what the National Archives is and what it does? Learn about the National Archives and its role in preserving America's heritage in the short film Democracy Starts Here. Make souvenir rubbings of famous signatures from the archives. Use the interactive kiosk to learn about the National Archives across America, and get information on upcoming special events, lectures, genealogy classes, book-signings, and programs for children.
Fred Harvey: The Man, the Brand, and the American West on exhibition in the Concourse Gallery
May 7, 2013 – January 4, 2014
The National Archives at Kansas City will open a new exhibit titled, Fred Harvey: The Man, the Brand, and the American West on Tuesday, May 7, 2013. The exhibit traces the development of Fred Harvey's food service partnership with the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad—an endeavor that branded Fred Harvey eating houses and hotels as a company with uncompromising standards, excellent food, and impeccable service by the Harvey Girls.
Train travel as we know it today was very different in the nineteenth century. At stops along the way, weary travelers stepped off the train to the sight of rough and tumble shanty towns set up by railroad men and miners. The prospect of a fresh meal or clean bed was almost non-existent. In 1876 Fred Harvey formed a partnership with the Santa Fe Railroad and set out to create a high quality hospitality experience for train travelers.
Fred Harvey was a visionary business man who changed the nature of railroad meals. His "Harvey Houses" were a string of eating establishments along the Santa Fe Railroad. The first restaurant, opened in Topeka, Kansas, in 1876, was considered a progressive new venture. As the company expanded into the hotel and tourism business, they began opening lunch rooms, dining rooms, and hotels every hundred miles along the railroad line, even expanding into resort facilities at the Grand Canyon. Kansas City's Union Station became one of their busiest locations, featuring a lunch room, dining room (Westport Room), retail shops, and the company's corporate headquarters.
In the Southwest, Fred Harvey and the Santa Fe Railroad implemented a marketing strategy that significantly altered the face of vacationing in America, successfully promoting the Southwest as a tourism destination. They enticed middle-class Americans into exploring the Native cultures of the Southwest, introducing travelers to Native American people, their arts, and rituals. Together, the Santa Fe Railroad and Fred Harvey became powerful agents of hospitality and tourism in the American West, defining the Southwest tourist experience and changing the way Americans ate and spent their leisure time.
By the 1930s, Fred Harvey's hospitality empire spanned from Ohio to California. Dotted with everything from eating houses and grand resort hotels to curio shops and specialty tourist activities, Fred Harvey created a standard of excellence in hospitality that the traveling public grew to appreciate and expect. So much that Fred Harvey inspired poems and books about his famous hospitality, and even a Hollywood movie featuring the Harvey Girls.
Visitors to the exhibit will see original materials from the Harvey Girls movie, as well as documents, furniture, menus, silver service, dishware, retail items, photographs, and postcards that illustrate the history of the Fred Harvey company. For a bit of fun, visitors can try their hand at becoming a Harvey Girl, or try to beat the train in our railroad game.
Fred Harvey: The Man, the Brand, and the American West will be available for viewing, Tuesday-Saturday, 8:00am-4:00pm from May 7, 2013 to January 4, 2014. To schedule a group tour call 816-268-8013 or email email@example.com.
Between the Rivers: Steamboating in Missouri and Iowa exhibition in the Regional Gallery
September 25, 2012 – October 26, 2013
With their roaring engines, belching smokestacks, splashing paddlewheels, and distinctive whistles, steamboats were an awesome power on the river. Come on deck and discover the history of steamboats in a new temporary exhibition, Between the Rivers: Steamboating in Missouri and Iowa, opening September 25.
Between the Rivers explores the steamboat industry and its impact on the river environment, culture, and economy in Missouri and Iowa from the 1850s to the early 1900s. Located between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, the land and people of Missouri and Iowa have long been defined by these two great rivers. Together the rivers and their tributaries opened pathways to exploration, trade, settlement, industry, war, and freedom in the Midwest. But it wasn't just the river itself that was critical to western development—the invention of the steamboat brought about a revolution in American river commerce as significant as the railroad on land. Long before railroad tracks crisscrossed through the country, the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers served as major thoroughfares of transportation for people and cargo.
The exhibit will feature steamboat architecture and design, life adrift on the rivers, natural and steamboat disasters, government regulation of the industry, navigational improvement of the rivers, and the economic struggle between river and rail.
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Sticking to the mission of "taking emergency safeguard as its own task and contributing to human safety", the Company has always been focusing on emergency transportation equipment and formed an industry chain with one system (emergency transportation equipment), two fields (miliary and civil purpose), three levels (project implementation, logistics & support, mobilization & meeting an emergency) and four aspects (waterway, highway, railway and air transportation). The Company is able to provide products, solutions and services for war preparedness, rescue and relief and construction.
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Police seek witnesses to fatal Turnpike crash -- themorningcall...
Full story: The Morning Call
"Police said they have been unable to conclusively say what caused Zimmerman to run off the road -- such as her falling asleep or perhaps being run off the road -- and her family is seeking closure."
Bad weather. Woman. Driving sport utility vehicle. Case closed. |
"Screw you guys, I'm going home" Since: Jun 07 148 Fountain Hill |
Ah seatbelts...what a wonderful invention
common sense: apparently you are lacking in it..............
You are most likely right in this case...however I have seen alot of your other posts and common sense is not involved in most of them. |
WOW, an accident caused by agressively driving an SUV on the PA TPK.. I never would have ever expected something like that to happen. Chances are her family could get closure by honoring her memory by slowing down, wearing a seat belt, and selling their gas guzzlers!
Or they could seek you out and slam their car into you !!! That would give me closure !!! |
"Your Own Peace Prize Inside" Since: Mar 07 7,796 Hyannis, Mass |
Big heavy SUV, Rain, early morning, Make-up, cell phone, who knows....
See ya at Walmart !!! |
Way to jump to conclusions..... what says that she was not seatbelted.... she may have been.....
Wow, such hostility, why doesnt everyone calm down a little. Its obvious no one here actually knows what happened to cause this crash, and as we all learned as kids when you assume you only make an ass out of you and me, or in this case just you.
You must be new to these boards...there is no hostility...just people with shitty jobs and nothing to do !!!
I agree! I've almost been in numerous accidents on the Northeast extension.. and the vast majority involved SUVs (I drive a small car). |
I agree with you!! |
Like you, eh? |
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Whatever... not everyone wants to drive a puddle jumper. |
"Love Peace & Hair Grease" Since: Sep 07 40 Planet Earth |
I recall someone on these forums, a day or so after the accident, saying they witnessed it or knew someone that saw the accident.
Since: Aug 07 170 |
So that must include you too. |
"Help America" Since: May 07 312 Hellertown |
Ya know for all you smart asses out there, here's 1 for ya, I had a freinds truck, driven by someone else attempt to run me off the road, Had me all the way on the shoulder of the road.(I'm assuming because I was doing the speed limit),(because of lost brakes), and he was a smart ass, don't know wether or ot he knew it was me in a different then normal vehicle I usually drive, but did intentionally run me off the road. And this was at 55 mph.
If I'd have known it wasn't my XXX Friend driving I would have called the cops on his dumb ass. There are alot of ignorent people out there that don't care about anything more then money and this is 1 of the people and families that do it. I hope it comes back on whom ever may have done this. GOD has misterious ways of opperating. God bless her and her families souls whether it been her faughlt or not. And if not may those responcible be hung out to dry, or better yet delt with by the family themselves. May the Angels be watching. |
This is not surprising to me at all... it was raining and she was on a curve... did they ever think of speeding too... there isnt much more answers to give to give the family closure!!!
I am always amazed by the ignorant postings on mcall.com . Thanks for not disappointing me tonight. I find it unbelievable that most of the sexist remarks are going un-checked. Yes, no man has ever talked on a cell phone while driving. No man has ever been careless and/or agressive while driving. Sorry, folks, I'm intelligent enough to know that men are involved in -- and cause -- their fair share of accidents.
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What is Google Sniper 2.0?
Google Sniper 2.0 was developed by George Brown, who is a self-made millionaire at only 23 years old. He makes his money from this system that he's been developing for years. One thing I really like about George is that the first thing he shows you on his website is video of his Clickbank accounts. There's no photoshopped screenshots like some of these other scammers use. He made half a million dollars last year from his "sniper sites" and you can see it right there in the video.
He shows you step-by-step how to create a 1 page website in a couple of hours that can make you thousands of dollars on auto pilot.
Google Sniper 2.0 is a HUGE program. The material took me a week to get through it all. It's extremely thorough.
Here's a picture I took of the main manual for the course. It's 104 pages, so it's not some thing he just threw together. The course also comes with hours of video where he takes you by the hand and shows you every step of the process. I told you it was thorough.
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Community organizer Si Kahn brings his passion to The Roadhouse
-Bob spoke with Si Kahn Feb. 5 about his new book, "Creative Community Organizing," and his 50+ year career in community organizing, civil rights, and music. Listen to the interview.
Aphrodisiac Foods for Valentine's Day
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Peter Ostroushko in Grand Marais
-The Roadhouse's Bob Carter chatted recently with singer/songwriter Peter Ostroushko, who appeared In Grand Marais Jan. 30. Listen to the interview.
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-Jim Kalb, who will race from International Falls to Tower Feb. 1, rode his racing bike loaded with gear to the interview Jan. 22.
Gooneybirds rock the Roadhouse
-Bob and Buck hosted the Gooneybirds in studio Jan. 15 for a rockin' good time. Listen to the music and interview.
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Release of The Computer Clubhouse: Constructionism and Creativity in Youth Communities by TCPress
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Teachers College Press will be releasing a new book by myself, Yasmin Kafai and Robbin Chapman on
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American Educational Research Association (AERA) (San Diego, CA)
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Presentations include:
Peppler, K., Feilen, K. & Catterall, J. (2009) Curtains Up! Revealing the
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Scratch@MIT (Cambridge, MA)
Friday, July 25, 2008
The first conference focused on the ideas, applications, and joys of Scratch. Educators,
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Games, Learning and Society (Madison, WI)
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Presentations include:
Peppler, K. and Solomou, M. (2008). The Virtual Builder: Scaffolding
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International Conference of the Learning Sciences 2008 (Utrecht, Netherlands)
Monday, June 23, 2008
Presentations include:
Kafai, Y.B., Raessens, J., Copier, M., von Mastrigt, J., Deterding, S.,
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Interaction Design for Children (Chicago, IL)
Friday, June 13, 2008
Presentations include:
Peppler, K. & Kafai, Y. (2008). Children as Media Art Designers: Workshops
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Upcoming Events
The following is a list of upcoming conferences and other speaking engagements where you'll be likely to see me next, and an archive of where you might have seen me last.


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I disagree with Malcolm Edwards (1/1, Letters, "Freedom of speech includes Spanish") on his interpretation of freedom of speech.
I am a trilingual Hungarian, but I learned English for three reasons: It is the official language of the country; so I could teach at universities; and so I could communicate with anyone whose maternal language is different.
Would you call it freedom of speech if I were chosen labor secretary and I started speaking Hungarian?
Yes, you can speak any language on your paid TV channel, but there has to be respect for those who eventually will not be speaking Spanish.
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Slower sales in China, Europe hit AMD in the bank
Advanced Micro Devices expects its second-quarter revenue to drop by 11 percent from the first quarter due to slow sales in China and Europe, the company said Monday.
AMD had said previously that its revenue for the quarter, ended June 30, would increase by 3 percent sequentially, plus or minus 3 percent. For the first quarter, it reported revenue of US$1.59 billion and a loss of US$590 million after charges.
AMD released its new Trinity chips for PCs in the second quarter, and had expected those and other products to help expand its sales. It blamed the lower forecast on "business conditions that materialized late in the second quarter."
Along with the slowdown in China and Europe, weak consumer spending affected AMD's OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing) business, suggesting PC makers bought fewer chips than expected.
The PC market has been growing at a slower-than-expected pace, with more interest in tablets and smartphones for computing. Analysts have predicted weak PC sales growth in the second quarter.
Macroeconomic problems in China, Europe and the U.S. may have softened AMD's business, said Dean McCarron, principal analyst at Mercury Research.
"We're dealing with a global economic problem that affected PC and microprocessor sales," McCarron said, adding that corporate and consumer purchases are also slowing in the U.S.
AMD's business is largely conducted at the consumer level, so it'll feel a larger impact than rival Intel, McCarron said. There will be some impact to Intel, but the effect will be softened by the enterprise business, which is more stable.
The numbers released Monday were preliminary. AMD is due to report its full second-quarter results on July 19.
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Right on the edge of the Southern coastal city of Bunbury in Western Australia are these two peaks.
It is summer at the moment so there is no snow on them. The giant birds which breed on their heights still come down to sea-level to feed on passing cetaceans.
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Excellent accommodation, which pretty much has all you could want for a short stay. The location is pretty convenient, particularly for some really good restaurants in and around George Street, and fairly easy walking distance to Royal Mile etc.
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2004 F 350 issue with turbo
When I am towing the cool intake hose blows off at the connection to the turbo, not sure why. Anyone have any ideas?
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not tight enough. what is your boost pressure?
The boot comes off from oil that is recirculated from the crankcase as well as from a loose clamp. The torque specification of the boot is like 75in-lbs if I recall correctly (that's like 6.25ft-lbs ... NOT REALLY TIGHT) so it becomes clear how a little oil can blow them off. A tighter clamp will increase odd of a ruptured boot. The CCV reroute from NCHornet on Stealth Automotive Inc will filter the oil from the crankcase out of the turbo.
CCV Mod The PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) is an emissions system so venting to atmosphere is a violation of federal law if you are in a smog check state (not so in SC I believe but you could find yourself in violation on a trip for example). So for an investment you can solve the problem or you can crank the clamp down tight and carry a spare boot (or several because there are other boots that will blow off) for the eventual rupture...I imagine duct tape would hold for a while but the oil will make a seal "difficult" to achieve. Good luck! Jonathan |
I have replaced the boot and the clamp. The clamp is on as tight as I can get it. Still blows off. I will try the CCV from NCHornet, thanks
Try cleaning with rubbing alcohol or other denatured spirit both the inside of the boot where it connects to the turbo outlet and the outer surface of the turbo outlet where the boot rests. The clamp is not the typical band clamp if you replaced it (meaning the old original one is not being used anymore). I guess a band clamp would work though, I have no idea of the clamping force provided by a band clamp compared to the turbo boot clamps (these clamps are on every CAC boot - lower CAC inlet, lower CAC outlet, intake elbow, and turbo outlet). The idea of using the cleaning agent is to keep the oil from preventing a good seal. What is your boost gauge registering? Older boots are reactive with the oil and break down by stretching and cracking requiring replacement which you indicate you've already done. I think a thorough cleaning coupled with the CCV reroute will help unless you're over-boosting and then you may need another solution. Good luck! Happy Thanksgiving!
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It is Earth Day, a good day to get out and plant and clean up the gardens. It is also time to think about re-cycling and composting all of our leftover food items. Not a bad time to start thinking about buying local either. We are blessed with many farms and gardens locally and although it might seem a bit more pricey, when you consider the cost of gasoline, it is really a savings. Think about it!
Went to knitting Monday at the Waterford Library. It was fun and I might even relearn how to knit. So far, I am just doing practice, but next time I need to start a project. The needles I was going to use, the new ones, broke. So much for plastic needles. A little repair and I will be all set.
Lake House recently hosted a group from Progress Center. They did crafts and cooking projects. Thanks Lake House.
Glad to hear the lawsuit was dropped against NPSW. It was silly and a waste of taxpayers' money. Glad to see they are back on track.
Still no word on our house loan. Every day we hope to hear. Maybe by the time you read this, we will have good news. Ask us.
ACOA (Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional Families) is now meeting on Thursday from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Waterford Library. Interested people can call 739-9115, or just show up.
That is all for this week. Enjoy Earth Day and do your part to preserve Mother Earth.


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If you like going to the beach or pool during the summer months, then you know how hot it can get out there. Keep yourself looking young by staying hydrated and cool with these awesome finds!
Modcloth gives us a striped beach hat that will keep your delicate skin shielded from the damaging rays of the sun. This wide brimmed hat wont cramp your beach style one bit!
Staying hydrated is one of the most important things you can do while outside. Thermos makes this insulated bottle which will keep 18oz of liquid cold for 12 hours! Get your drink on (and we mean water)!
Mist your face and skin when the heat is on to keep them cool and refreshed. Coconut Quench is just what you need. Spray on face, body and hair whenever you need a spritz!
These items will make your day in the sun so much more enjoyable! Make sure to pack plenty of sunscreen, snacks and towels too. Life's a beach!


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Hotel was impressed me.. staff was good.. i was stay only for one night. Overall quite clean and good customer service.Breakfast was tasty and good selection.The bed firm and firm pillows also.Location couldn't of been better. i was looking for see view. Tons of places to around 5 KM of hotel.
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- Swiss-Belinn Batam is a premier choice for both business travelers and holidaymakers alike with 84 rooms accommodation. Located right by the major commercial and business area of the Batam Island, Swiss-Belinn Batam we are approximately 30 minutes by ferry from Singapore and 20 minutes' drive from Hang Nadim Airport.Dine in style at our inhouse café with its selection of international, Indonesian, and traditional Malay cuisine, or chill out with a drink at our pool bar. Other facilities we provide for our guests' pleasure include an outdoor swimming pool, covered parking, laundry services, facilities for the disabled, and excellent room service. ... more less
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The shoulders carry much of the body's tension, as well as the body's finite supply of shrugs. Let go with this Groupon.
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Children's trousers sewing pattern available for download. Available in various sizes.
These trousers were meant to play in! They have hip inseam pockets and are elasticated at the waist and hem.
Note: This is the same pattern PDF as the Wide Band Trousers
This pattern is from the Jammin' Jersey collection
Sweatshirting or jersey fabrics.
width: 150 cm (59 ins)
length: 0.70 – 0.75 – 0.80 – 0.85 – 0.90 m
(7/8 – 7/8 – 7/8 – 1 – 1 yd).
width: 2.5 cm (1 in)
length: 1.15 – 1.15 – 1.20 – 1.25 – 1.25 m
(1 3/8 – 1 3/8 – 1 3/8 – 1 1/2 – 1 1/2 yds).
This pattern doesn't include seam allowance
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Village Business Groups
These are informal groups of people who work from home in their village or rural community.
They tend not to be primarily for networking or referrals (there are a large number of business networking groups in Oxfordshire) but for enjoyable company and positive support. Most are created initially by a villager with the energy to organise an informal gathering of others they know who work from home. Each group uniquely reflects the character of their organisers and members.
"We're not on a timescale so there is no need to pressure ourselves into growing the group faster than there is natural demand. We want to evolve in a way that makes sense." Pete at Hook Norton
Informal village business groups are run by volunteers and are sometimes no more than regular meetings of friends in a village who have lunch or coffee and talk over the ups and downs of their businesses. Other groups structure their time together and organise workshops and talks to address their members interests and concerns.
Click on the group name below for some accounts of how some informal village business groups got started and what they do together.
ORCC have published a free resource How to Set Up a Village Business Group based on the practical experiences of these groups. You can find the resource online here or in a downloadable printable version here.
Launton "Switch Computers Off Tomorrow's Saturday" Club
Chilton Working From Home Group
Hook Norton Self-Employed Group
Please let us know if a group meets in your area, or if you would like to set up a group.


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Four Tet / Daphni - Pinnacles / Ye Ye
djSmutwroteTue, 18 Oct 2011Loving it, Just can't get my hands on it. Help!!!!
JoeBonezwroteTue, 14 Jun 2011Ye Ye...nuff said. Superb head turner and floor mover
Nadia1xwroteWed, 18 May 2011My favourite track at the moment... incredible
InDjurywroteTue, 17 May 2011Anyway love that release...
InDjurywroteTue, 17 May 2011So what? It's a review, not a press release. ha, yea thanks for pointing out that you new of this before the review. love these pointless cool kid comments. Am not a cool kid but reviews for me are also most of the time to know whats new to maybe listen to it and then get it... So its a bit pointless to review something which you can't get anymore... Thats a bit like 'hey there will be DJ XYZ playing but you can only attend if you are on the guestlist'. Wow cool to know of a... More
bigbernardowroteTue, 17 May 2011Ye Ye is dope... crazy how Snaith used that William Onyeabor sample! Clearly he is a hell of a digger as was proven in his RA podcast. For those who haven't heard where this came from you really need to hear the below... amazing 1970s Nigerian 'electro' (the Ye Ye sample comes from about 5:35) www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiuUtS-YN54 I can't really say much for Pinnacles... a bit of a snooze fest to... More
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- February 25, 2013
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Really?? Rider gets everything else. Can Hirschi get anything? Your comments are so shallow. Glad not everyone at Rider feels this way. We can tell by the way lots of Rider athletes, coaches, parents and fans come out to support the Huskies. And it should be that way. We support Rider. They aren't in the district with us?? But seriously... Are the Lady Raiders still playing?? Oh... I forgot, they were knocked out after losing their "star" player. WOW!! Read the article again.
Have you read ANY of my previous posts? If you HAD, you would know I was being jussssst a little bit sarcastic. The TRN has a history of building up ANY team that Rider fields over any other team in our city.
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Home / Recent News and Spotlights / Recent News and Spotlights
On August 1st, Scotus Blog published an op-ed by Beneficial Professor of Law Charles Fried on the constitutionality of the healthcare mandate. In the piece, Fried argues that the attack against President Obama's Affordable Care Act is pure politics and ignores established legal principles.
Matan Koch '05, an associate at Kramer, Levin, Naftalis & Frankel, was nominated by President Barack Obama '91 to serve as a member of the National Council on Disability.
The U.S. Green Building Council (UGBC) and Harvard University announced Aug. 1 that Harvard has become the first higher education institution to complete 50 Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certifications for construction projects around campus. One of those certifications was earned by renovations at Harvard Law School's Griswold Hall, which in 2009 was awarded the highest rating of LEED-CI Platinum.
In July, Fastcase, a legal research service that provides a comprehensive online national law library, honored 50 leaders in the world of law, scholarship, and legal technology. From lawyers and judges to librarians and government servants, the inaugural list recognized the law's "smartest, most courageous innovators, techies, visionaries, and leaders."
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney '75 recently announced that his Justice Advisory Committee will be co-chaired by HLS Professor Mary Ann Glendon along with Robert Bork and Richard Wiley. Leading a committee of 63 other lawyers, including HLS Professor Allen Ferrell '95, they will advise Romney's campaign on constitutional and judicial matters, homeland security, law enforcement, and regulatory issues.
In an August 8 op-ed written for Project Syndicate, HLS Professor Mark Roe looks at the current U.S. debt crisis through the lens of what he calls 'America's first debt crisis:' the one following the Revolutionary War.
The Committee on Disclosure of Corporate Political Spending, co-chaired by Harvard Law School Professor Lucian A. Bebchuk LL.M. '80 S.J.D. '84 and Robert J. Jackson, Jr. '05, associate professor at Columbia Law School, submitted a rulemaking petition to the Securities and Exchange Commission. The petition urges the commission to develop rules to require public companies to disclose to shareholders the use of corporate resources for political activities.
In his August 7 op-ed, the latest in a series for Bloomberg View, HLS Professor Noah Feldman discusses the perception of U.S. democracy in light of the government's recent debt crisis.
In the latest victory for the HLS Clinical Programs' anti-foreclosure work, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled on Aug. 4 against lenders in a case argued by Harvard Legal Aid Bureau student Jennifer Tarr '11.
In a recent review in the New Republic, HLS Professor Adrian Vermeule '93 examines the book "Machiavellian Democracy" (Cambridge University Press, 2011) by John P. McCormick.
The American Bar Association's House of Delegates passed a resolution on Tuesday, Aug. 9,urging Congress to amend and strengthen federal lobbying rules. HLS Professor Charles Fried co-chaired the bi-partisan ABA Administrative Law Section task force, which proposed the recommendations in its January 2011 report.
Harvard Law School Professor Randall Kennedy recently appeared on the radio program "The Takeaway" to discuss his new book "The Persistence of the Color Line: Racial Politics and the Obama Presidency" (Pantheon Books).
In August, Professor Richard Lazarus '79 was honored at the ABA annual meeting in Toronto with the association's Award for Distinguished Achievement in Environmental Law and Policy. The award was given to Lazarus for his significant leadership in improving environmental protection and sustainable development.
In a recent interview for the Spindle Law Blog, Harvard Law School Dean Martha Minow discussed her experience teaching, her work with the Legal Services Corporation, and the future of legal education.
In an Aug. 17 opinion piece in Australia's National Times, Senior Clinical Instructor Bonnie Docherty '01 urged the Australian Senate to push back against proposed implementation legislation that would blunt the impact of the international ban on cluster munitions.
Bernard Wolfman, a renowned scholar of tax law and the Fessenden Professor of Law Emeritus at Harvard Law School, died on August 20, 2011. One of the preeminent tax professors in the United States, Wolfman clarified the world of tax law for generations of lawyers through his teaching and scholarship. He was also a leading expert in the ethics and rules of professional responsibility for lawyers.
In a recent op-ed for the Boston Globe, Professor Charles Fried, a life-long Republican, writes that before he can give Senator Scott Brown his support in the next election, Fried needs to know what kind of Republican Brown is.
In an Aug. 2 interview at the Aspen Institute, Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan '86 spoke about life as a Supreme Court justice, cameras in the courtroom, and interpreting the law. She was interviewed by Elliot Gerson, a former law clerk to former Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart.
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly has chosen six Harvard Law School alumnae to be honored as "Top Women of Law" this September in Boston. The award seeks to highlight the work of women who are trailblazers, educators and role models in their fields and who have demonstrated outstanding accomplishments in social justice, advocacy and business.
With the help of Harvard Law School's International Human Rights Clinic, Filipina-American Melissa Roxas has filed a submission with the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture seeking justice for the abduction and torture she suffered in the Philippines in 2009.
HLS Visiting Professor Chibli Mallat recently published an op-ed in the Egyptian newspaper Ahram Online entitled "Libya's Revolution: a troubling legacy of violence."


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I had some problems when I tried to rename the "myps2.elf" file to "boot.elf" (some modchips triggers this file while you hold a sertain button at boot).
It seemed like it could'nt find the skin or anything, but I made a myps2.elf file from a empty notepad document, and put it in the same boot folder, and it worked. The boot elf trigger maybe only works with the DMS chips.