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Dyker Heights, Bath Beach, Gravesend, Bensonhurst... screw the hipsters and a artists. These are real neighborhoods
Where are the BLACK people? Brooklyn? More bullshit!
You left out .. Marine park - Gerritsen beach
I see white people.
Not sure if the pictures are supposed to make these somewhat accomplished young artists look angry, angsty, or artsy, but I don't envy any of them. You can have your artists, I'll take my family and non-artistic contributions to society any day.
I feel like this is a list that is hyper focused on people who do 'cool' things that are self promoting or 'artistic'. Where is the space for people who do science research, work on non-profits, or do other volunteer initiatives? Are individuals pursuing other careers not interesting enough to be interviewed for this publication?
As a fellow Irish person and a great advocate of couchsurfing - having hosted and couchsurfered on many occasions, I have nothing but good things to say about couchsurfing. As I read through your article, I expected that you would have left after your first night of 'hell' as you would see it, but no, you went back to stay 2 more nights. Really, I would appreciate if you would not use couchsurfing as a punchbag for your lack of taking responsibility for your own actions. After all Peter, I always learnt that in life, if we're not happy with something, we empower ourselves by changing it. Perhaps you would like to pen an article on this topic!
As for couchsurfing, I again reiterate to all of those out there who are contemplating joining it - PLEASE do. You will meet the most amazing people and will have wonderful nourishing experiences.
@JOR It'd be sorta poor form to make a list of cool, successful people and just pick ourselves, but thank you anyway!
Where's Kirstin Iversen and Virginia K. Smith?
The residential highway block is 17th street between 6th and 7th avenue. Not 4th and 5th.
you asshole hipsters need to go back from where you came from. all this was here long before you got here and will be here long after you are hopefully gone. by the way tennis court is not a pun, one of the oldest tennis clubs sits right on the side of the large apartment building at the end of the street.
Geographically,South Brooklyn would be the southern most part of Brooklyn which would be The Verrazano Bridge located in Bay Ridge..Check your maps!!..
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"Tourists, like neo-liberals, are all for doing more with less......Parsimonious traveler that I am, New York's vertiginous hotel prices long kept me away".
F$%£ Me, in the first paragraph I already know you're an absolute dickhead. It's a review of a free accommodation experience your writing, not of a Dostoevsky novel.
OK, you've had a bad experience but, in fairness, you don't sound like the type of person who should have been there in the first place. Try using your 'big words' for something a bit more useful...like talking your girlfriend into staying with you after cheaping out on a trip to New York...lol

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A Moore County man left a lottery ticket in his coat for two months before realizing he'd won $236,455 in the Carolina Cash 5, according to the N.C. Education Lottery.
Ed Studebaker, a West End resident, purchased the ticket at the Pinebluff Mini-Mart on North Walnut Street in Pinebluff, a release said.
The winning numbers were drawn March 14, the release said.
"The clerk at the store kept saying someone had won a Cash 5 jackpot and that I should check my tickets," Studebaker said.
He finally asked his daughter Sunday to check the tickets, the release said.
"She called me at work the next day and told me I had won," Studebaker said. "I thought she was messing with me, but my wife confirmed it."
Studebaker, a manufacturing engineer, said he chose his own numbers, using the birthdays of his family.
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Anyone out at Alameda today?Looks like there is some wind but looking outside my window it looks pretty ugly. Watch out for lighting and squalls. Almost looks like tornado weather.
Yeah, no go anywhere today, it's been pretty nasty out there. Now there's thunder and lightning too, I'm not going out there!
we kite there on ESE or S plenty of times. We just launch at PSQ. Gabe Brown
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You mean San Quenton Village? Also, got a good afternoon Sunday at Alameda , Started on the 16m at noon and quickly wetn to the 12m till 3:00 pretty good session considering the wind was from 10 to 30.
Also Bagged Sherman Feb 7th on the 16m, first one on the river this year. And First day out since last OCt 17th at sherman last year.
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Whoopie Pie. They go by many alias' so don't be alarmed if you have no idea what I'm talking about. When I was in college, most of my major (a whole 12 of us ladies) were from PA or outlying areas (NJ mostly). We were set to make whoopie pies one day and a girl from Southern Pa said, "what is THAT, it sounds dirty!?!" After we described it, a big glob of icing smooshed between two cake like cookies, she said, "Oh! You mean a 'GOB'?", One New Jersey chimed in, "No, that's a 'Black and White'". So to most of us from Central Pa, they're a "whoopie pie", but to you they may be a "Gob", "Black and White", "Bob", or a "BFO" (big fat oreo). Either way, it's the same treat and yummy where ever you're located!
I was checking out "the Pioneer Women" just the other day and was happy to find that she used a "cooked" icing on her Red Velvet Sheet Cake. A cooked icing is started by heating milk and flour, whisking until super thick, then cooling. You then take a fat (usually butter or shortening) and cream it with vanilla and sugar. For me, I grew up with a cooked icing recipe and we ALWAYS use it on whoopie pies. As you'd know, I was shocked when she said she'd never made an icing with flour until someone sent the recipe and persuaded her to try it. I know, flour and sugar seems more like a cake recipe than icing, but it is so fluffy and worth it in the end. Which brought me to another shocker the other day, when I checked out a blog and she also said she never made cooked icing until she found a recipe that needed for it. Even then, people see the flour and are super hesitant to try it. Sure you can easily mess it up (my mother did when she first started!). I'll even say, the first time I made it by myself, I was on the phone with her (so really, she was there…) but still, it's worth a shot! Maybe its just that I grew up in "Whoopie Pie Country" and my mother makes them literally, all. the. time. that I've engraved that icing recipe into my brain and have grown to love it, or maybe just because its delicious? Well, either way, I'll post the recipe, and ya'll can decide for yourself! =] And just for future sake, Maine is not where they originated from, they may have a paper trail from 1925 on, but I have recipes and books containing them, passed down from way before that! Plus a former flame's grandmother was descended from Amish and she showed me her books and loose recipes as well. PA Dutch is where its at! =]
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1 cake mix (your choice of flavor)
3 eggs
1/2 cup of water
1/2 cup of vegetable oil
1/4-1/2 cup flour
Mix all ingredients, except flour, together. Add flour, a little at a time until you have a slightly thicker batter that doesn't run too much.
Drop onto cookie sheets and bake at 350* for 10-12 minutes. Let cool. "Pair" up the cookies to ones of similar size. Fill with icing and wrap in plastic wrap. (If they sit on top of each other without wrap on, the bottom cake and top cake of the other wp will stick-use caution if you're going on looks)
*Variation* Bake in cake pan as directed (9×13″ or 8-9″ circles). Let cool. Split cake in half, spread in some icing. Replace top of cake, spread on more icing. Enjoy your giant whoopie pie!
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1 cup milk
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1 cup granulated sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
In a saucepan, whisk together flour and milk. Turn heat to medium and cook, whisking constantly, until mixture is thick and creamy. Let it cool completely.
Using your mixer, beat butter and sugar until fluffy. Beat in the vanilla. Beat in the thoroughly cooled flour mixture. Beat and beat until the icing is fluffy and no longer grainy.
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North Korea launches a missile, tragedy strikes Sandy Hook, and a Chinese farmer prepares for the apocalypse.-
There are 27 reported dead -- including 18 children -- after a gunman opened fire at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Sandy Hook, Connecticut on Dec 14. In this photo taken on the same day, a woman holds a child as people line up to enter the Newtown Methodist Church near the scene of the shooting.
On Dec. 12, North Korea launched a long-range rocket and successfully placed a satellite into orbit for the first time. This picture, from North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), shows the rocket Unha-3 carrying the satellite Kwangmyongsong-3 on a large screen at a satellite control center in Cholsan county, North Pyongan province. Explore FP's coverage for a behind-the-scenes account of North Korea's nuclear deliberations and analysis of Barack Obama's North Korea policy.
Egyptian journalist El-Hosseiny Abou-Deif, who was hit in the head with a rubber bullet in last week's clashes at the presidential palace, died on Dec. 12, after spending a week in a coma. In this photo, taken that day in Cairo, two of the journalist's friends mourn his death after his body has been carried out from the morgue. The country's new draft constitution will be put to a referendum on Dec. 15.
Israel has approved the building of 3,000 settler homes in the E1 settlement area. The development, which has been on hold for years due to pressure from the United States and European Union, will close East Jerusalem off from the West Bank. Above is a view of the E1 settlement area taken on Dec. 9 in Maale Adumim, West Bank.
An honor guard passes by snow-covered trees after Kyrgyz President Almaz Atambayev arrived at Schloss Bellevue presidential palace in Berlin, Germany on Dec. 11. Heavy snowfalls hit much of Northern Europe over the past week.
A supporter of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez writes a message for him at a square in Caracas on Dec. 11. Venezuelan Vice President Nicolás Maduro reported that night that Chávez was stable after his surgery in Cuba. See Peter Wilson's profile of Maduro for more on the vice president and the future of Venezuelan politics.
Dec. 13 was the 75th anniversary of the Nanjing massacre -- a mass killing and rape carried out by Japanese soldiers in the Chinese city of Nanjing. In this photo, a Nanjing massacre survivor is pictured between Chinese Buddhist monks at a Dec. 13 ceremony for the victims at the Memorial Museum in Nanjing.
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"A moist spicy zucchini bread perfect for the transition from summer to fall."
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1 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup molasses
1/4 cup vegetable oil
3/4 cup vanilla yogurt
3 eggs
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 1/2 cups shredded zucchini
3 cups all-purpose flour
I was excited about this recipe too. I love gingerbread. I replaced the oil with pumpkin. I added 3/4 c. currants (because I needed to use them) and when I got to my zucchini (thawed and drained) there wasn't quite 2 1/2 cups so I filled in with grated carrot. I'll make this often! Thanks Sarah-May!
I would suggest baking at 350 degrees instead of 325. I would try recipe one more time since it sounds good. Too bad I wasted all my ingredients & my time.
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Note from the Allrecipes.com editorial staff: 9/12/11 We chaged the baking temperature from 425 to 325 degrees at the submitter's request.
Could not wait to make this! Only changes I made were to use applesauce instead of oil, and I turned down the oven heat to 350 once I put pans in (thought 425 way too high for baking.) This makes a very moist and tasty bread, more of a spice bread than a gingerbread. You do not even know there is zucchini in it after it finished baking. I would make this again.
This was great! I used a tablespoon of vanilla and sour cream for the vanilla yogurt. Made me feel like it was the holidays.
I followed the recipe fairly closely, except that I used a Korean squash from my MIL's garden, and swapped 1 c. of whole wheat flour, with excellent results. Very moist with great gingerbread flavor - everyone loved it. I had never cooked Korean squash before and wasn't sure it would turn out, but you couldn't tell the difference. I'll be making this one again!
Great recipe! I used buttercup squash from my garden in place of the zucchini and it was delicious! I also tried this bread with sour cream in place of the yogurt and added pure vanilla extract (I did not have vanilla yogurt on hand) and it was just as good. I omitted the cloves, I don't care for their overpowering taste. Great versatile recipe!
This a fantastic recipe! I only had a cup and a half of zucchini. I used a cup of fresh plums to make up for the rest. I also increased the ginger to 3 tsp. The bread came out moist and tangy (from the plums). OH MY GOD SOOOOOO GOOD! thank you so much Sarah- May!
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So since the recent nerf on HOTBL, i've dabbed in a few different builds and have found out that straight pbox after steamboots is AMAZING, you become a huge threat and can basically 1v2 people and snowball pretty well.
what builds do you guys usually go as pharaoh mid?
I personally prefer ghosts on pharoah as it lets you get into position to ult better. I would also probably prefer sotm over sols.
The skill build is very variable on pharoah as well. If its a range, i level tormented soul above hellfire. Granted i would have 1 skilled in hellfire. If it was melee, i would skill build just like you have. (maybe flip flop 2 and 4)
Last edited by daroach1414; 03-12-2012 at 04:07 PM.
Just max hellfire (q) i see many people maxing his tormented soul missle nuke, makes me want to slap myself
What do you think of leveling missile for harass vs going in for the kill with hellfire? I think the 200 dmg aoe pushing is useful for pharaoh mid.
No, the 1000 potential damage you get with hellfire is much better imo, you can basically solo people 1v1 and makes kidding much easier, plus you don't have the mana to spam your tormented soul too much early game.
i would only pharaoh mid against another melee.
the utility he adds in a lane is ridiculous.
:Steamboots::Puzzlebox::BarbedArmor: and for luxury you'll want :StaffOfTheMaster::KuldrasSheepstick: aemonicBreastplate/:FrostfieldPlate:
generally you will not want to go marchers on him since you will just die the moment you ult, plus the attack speed is useful early considering he has REALLY slow attacks.
you should go steamboots on Pharaoh. He needs that HP (and stat switch) more than he needs the damage and mobility from ghost marchers.
As for hellfire vs. tormented soul, it should be clear that it is flexible depending on the lane.
Dunno what more needs to be said really.
Maxing Hellfire offers a way better runecontrol against non-blinking heroes. If they try to race the rune, pop hellfire and enjoy a kill and a rune. Tormented soul should only be maxed in 1v2 lanes to support other lanes while sucking XP or in a 1v1 against a range hero who dominates you hard.
For itembuilds, i always tend to go for bootle into steamboots and vestments into puzzlebox. HotbL, though a very powerful item is often not need for you will jump on an enemy, kill him and leave right away. If you have a very good start, getting an hotbL after 12-15 minutes including your steamboots must not be a wrong option, for you having the possibility to dive towers with backup. in this cases, get puzzlebox or barbed armor afterwards. Luxury may be Hellflower, Sheepstick, Shivas or Behemoth Heart, depending on what your team needs. Even demoni may be considered if there is noone else on the team may getting it.
What do you ppl think of plated greaves instead of steamboots or marchers on pharaho? Is it viable 1v1 or when?
Plated Greaves all the way.
+Armor for your whole team is just too good. It gives more ehp and superior movement speed compared to steamboots. Oh, and it also synergizes with puzzlebox.
Last edited by Zahnfleisch; 03-19-2012 at 01:56 PM.
I like to play paraoh.
Well, i always get to start
:IronBuckler::GuardianRing::MinorTotem::RunesOfThe Blight:
then i get :RingOfTheTeacher: to spam the missile like a boss. I use it to shut down mana and health potions.
A lot of ppl is going to say that im mad but then i get :TalismanOfExile: and :Steamboots: for some extra mana and stats, to get :RingOfSorcery: later.
Paraoh ultimate uses a lot of his mana, this is a fast way to get it back.
And finally i rush a :StaffOfTheMaster:
Paraoh is like some kind of suicide tank. His skills are for going into a battle, not for retreat from one. I ult like mad and then use the jail, while my team nuke hard to the poor ppl inside the cage. I manage to survive a lot of times. Staff helps a lot, cos if you are low on HP just ult away. Aim for an enemy creep or an ally hero, its the same, 20 seconds CD is nothing, plus the big mana pool. Have fun.
Edit: Tried that hellfire build, its great. I got immortal, and almost first blood (top guy from my team died 3 seconds before my kill) Match ID: 84081801
Last edited by Yugoloth; 03-22-2012 at 12:57 AM.
maybe i am just dump, and didnt got some important patch notes,ya that extra 130 hp you get from steams is such a game changer.
but steamboots as far as i know gives +10 str
after some calculation (10*19hp) i'd say it gives 190 hp
and yes, i think 190 hp is huge, especially as u will be foced a lot after ult.
Marchers are only viable if u are not the only initiator, and play more like ganker (and having such a good game that u know your behe heart or whatever u get wont need long)
vs lot physical dmg plated greaves seems legit (more ms, good armor, synergie with puzzlebox)
i would consider getting barbed befor maxed puzzlebox.
think about going in with ult, hellfire and barbed.
(and the fact barbed is 2200 gold, and full puzzlebox will need ages of farm sometimes)
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Looks good I have much higher hopes for this than FC2. Looks like a proper sequel to FC1 even though it's not crytek doing it, which might be a good thing.
I'm gonna get it. I liked both the others. Far cry 2 was Great. I just hope they don't have all the crap weapons. Getting in a firefight and having your AK lock up was a total bitch. That and the Malaria always messing with you. The open world in FC 2 was the best thing and this looks to be even better.
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Thanks, Will check that out when I get home. Hope I finish Absolution in time to start it when it releases. Did he just reload the gun with the same clip? Far Cry 3 Multiplayer Trailer [HD] - YouTube
I'm glad to see they're fleshing out the RPG elements much better than in FC2, but they don't address some key things in that walkthrough. Can you pick up ANY weapon, or just weapons at caches? I noticed he killed a guy that appeared to have an AK when he had only a pistol and didn't pick it up, then later picked up a shotgun at a highlighted cache. If you can pick up any weapon, are they degraded and/or degrade rapidly as in FC2? Are repairs in general necessary at all? If so, do you self repair them or take them to traders to be repaired? Do you have to buy everything with money, or can you trade and/or sell things at traders? This looks like it could be fun, but I'm still a bit skeptical about some of the overly arcade elements. I also hope the PC version looks WAY better than that console version does.
Only up until this morning have I really looked into the new Farcry3, I never played the first one, but I did the second game. I thought the story plot was entertaining enough, good graphics and overall I fun experience. However I never did finish the game cause I found myself driving around in circles doing what seemed like meaningless missions and never progressing forward. Now FC3 looks to be very promising! I just stumble upon The Far Cry Experience which gave me a deeper look into this Vaas character. I feel Michael Mando did an excellent job in this game and now I am very interested in seeing where this story will take me. Too be honest, the first thing that got me interested in FC3 was the Samsung 840 ssd deal on Newegg for about $170. At first I just wanted just the drive and didn't care much about the free game, BUT now that I looked more into it, think I just might fork at the cash for both. This is the time of year to not be selfish I know, but man this seems like a really sweet deal.. so the question is.. Should I do it?
Customizable weapons AND tattoo ranks?? Okay.. it's settled. I am getting this game. Edit: DONE!!! My FC3 and my new 840 should arrive this Tuesday I can't wait for my early Christmas present!
Never liked tattoos until now. This is the most practical use of them I've seen, cool. Does anyone know if fire propagates like in FC2 though? I've read a PC Gamer article that says it does, but I'd be more reassured if the actual dev trailers indicated so.
I fail to see how fire that doesn't propagate at all is better than propagation with scripted limits. At least it was such that you could look at the wind direction and use it to your advantage if the fire was placed well. There has to be at least some limitations. Otherwise it would be possible to burn entire acres of land and it would not only reek havoc with the AI, but a lot of PCs as well in struggling to render it it all. I don't think you're seeing it from the dev's point of view, or even a practical gamer's perspective. Another problem with wild fire running a muck is it would be too easy to kill large groups of enemies.
it just didnt work well. nothing about that fire was natural in the way it spread, or how. you couldnt reliably use it, since it was so irregular.
I was able to use it effectively at least half the time I employed it. Sure there were times when it burned out before I wanted it to, but that just meant I had to improvise and use other tactics instead of relying on just the fire itself. I don't recall ever not getting at least some kills with it when I used it though. Personally I thought it's randomness at times was part of the appeal too. Wind doesn't always blow steadily and predictably. Sometimes I liked shooting the edge of a propane tank and watching it spew flames as it spun just to see what would catch on fire and how it would spread. Some of the best moments in the game were going into camps with a silenced weapon while staying hidden and commencing to create such havoc, then listening to the frantic Afrikaans banter. It was hilarious at times. That said, it looks like FC3 overall will be much better, and I'm loving what I'm seeing of the RPG elements and all the nice spots to explore. Keeping propagating fire in the game will just further enhance the experience though IMO.
FarCry is a game ahead of it's time. FC2 was way inferior in all terms! You are an optimist who'll always find the glass half full, good for you
Hi Been looking at some of the walkthroughs [mission 1] that are appearing on the www and can say that I am not keen on the HUD and Way Marker, they seem a little intrusive / distracting; No option to toggle these at this time; hoping they patch this at some stage. nb: there is a poll on the Ubi forum under the heading; Far Cry 3 Discussion; sub heading "HUD still ruining the imersion level" [attempting to get this changed] atb (all the best) Law-II
Can you mention any games that actually do it better, because I can't think of any? I'd also like to know what your idea of proper fire propagation in a game would be, because for the reasons I mentioned, it obviously has to be limited. You don't see many games doing it really.
hi, I want to ask. does AMD 6450 can handle FC3? 1gb ddr3 64bit digital alliance. I never play FC before. should I play FC1 and 2 or not?


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For a few years, Ed Lu owned a Van's RV-4 homebuilt aerobatic two-seater, which he kept in Galveston, Texas. Then in September 2008, Hurricane Ike blew through, "and it died an untimely death, so I no longer own an aircraft," he says. When Lu's wife noticed him getting grumpier and grumpier, she found a pilot who wanted his Yak-52 in the air a little more. They worked out a deal where she would pay part of the aircraft's insurance in exchange for access to the airplane, and she gave the flying time to Lu as a present. Now he flies it maybe twice a month.
The Yak is not the first Russian craft Lu has flown. In May 1997, he orbited Earth aboard Mir for a few days, and in 2003, he and cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko rode a Soyuz spacecraft to the International Space Station (where they spent 185 days). Mir, Soyuz, and the Yak all have similarities, says Lu: "It's sort of the same basic design. Keep it simple, and that makes it strong, more robust."
Like most Russian craft, the Yak-52 is designed for cold weather. It doesn't come with an electric starter: The engine starts with compressed air, which also powers the brakes and flaps. "It's a trainer," says Lu. "It has a 360-horsepower supercharged radial engine and retractable gear. It's a strong airplane, built for heavy aerobatic use."
Although trained as an astrophysicist, Lu has joined a group of ex-military pilots who get together to fly formation and dogfight. "The idea is to become better pilots—and have fun," he says.
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I am proud to be mentioned in the article as "one other owner."
Posted by Steven Faber on May 24,2012 | 07:28 PM
To fly is to fly, be it in the world's largest, heaviest glider (not counting the Canadian DC-10 'Gimley Glider', eh?). Going up and in orbit the shuttle was just a reaction-thrust powered containment vessel. Coming back into the atmosphere it was reborn as an airplane. Pilots NEED to fly, it is like breath, and indeed we do get 'grumpy' when grounded. Those 'little airplanes' aren't a comedown they are a reconnection to the basics of simple flight, and all of them a lot of fun. Oh, and those Grmmans, damn good simple, fun and effecient airplanes. I owned one in the past, and wish it was here with me now that I've retired myself.
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Posted: Mon Feb 19th, 2007 04:43 pm |
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Ann (factasy.com) Member
I have get a book from Clayton descendant of Anguish Butler Clayton, CSA and wife Victoria Ann Brittle. The book is orginal and wery old. the book have only 12 page read it and tell me what you think about the book Ann http://www.factasy.com/civil_war/family_war_stories/confederate_catechism/book.shtml |
Posted: Mon Feb 19th, 2007 05:26 pm |
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ole Member
When we do get a poster who believes the Confederacy got a raw deal, the arguments are remarkably similar. That led me to believe that somewhere there must be a central source. Ann's Catechism confirms that suspicion. Read it. And weep. Ole |
Posted: Mon Feb 19th, 2007 07:41 pm |
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CleburneFan Member
There appears to be a glaring error on Catechism Page 5 in reference to "Did the South in firing on Fort Sumter begin the war?" The writer answers, "No, Lincoln began the war by secretly attempting to land troops at Fort Pickens, in Florida in violation of a truce existing between Federals and Confederates at that place. This was long before Fort Sumter was fired on----" Well, that is a matter of interpretation. Actually it is just plain wrong. The writer conveniently ignores the fact that even before Florida officialy seceded, though it was sure they would, the governor ordered the Florida militia to seize Federal arsenals at St Augustine, Fernandina and Chattahoochie and they did. Knowing they occupied poorly fortified positions in Fort Barrancas and Fort McRee in Pensacola, the small Federal garrisons there led by Lt Adam Slemmer raced to the incomplete Fort Pickens after spiking guns and destroying gunpowder stores at the two weaker forts. Florida and Alabama state militias then occupied the Forts Barrancas and McRee. These same troops also occupied the Pensacola Navy Yard and Dry Docks. The governor wanted to seize Federal arsenals to provide the state militias with desperately needed weapons as the state could not arm their own soldiers. There's more. The new Florida Confederate government then asked LT Slemmer to surrender the fort!!! He refused. That created a stalemate. If the FL and AL militias had tried to take the fort by force, matters would have escalated to a dangerous level, but the THEN president of the United States, James Buchanan, worked out an arrangement whereby neither side would fire the first shot at Fort PIckens. That was the truce. After that the first shot of the war was fired at Fort Sumter by Confederates April 12, 1861. AfterFort Sumter was fired on and only after that, the Union attempted to land reinforcements at Fort Pickens with the result that Confederate artillery batteries opened fire on Fort Pickens to no avail because Fort Pickens remained under Union control throughout the war. I will give the writer of the Catechism the benefit of the doubt. It may have been written at a time when rigorous research had not been completed that would establish definitive timelines as to what events took place in reference to other events before and during the war. Or perhaps such information did exist, but the writer of the Catechism just was unaware of the actual sequence in which important events occurred. One last caveat: When was the actual "First Shot" of the Civil War and who fired it? If anyone can really know, I'm sure quite a few theories have been put forward and one such theory does relate to Fort Barrancas, Fl, the aforementioned arsenal and garrison. While that site was still occupied by Federal troops, one night a gang of anti-Union men menaced the fort. A Federal sentry fired a warning shot over the gang's heads and they dispersed. The next day, Lt. Slemmer ordered Fort Barrancas abandoned...so I guess the gang won that encounter after all using the theory of who occupies the ground at the end of an engagement is the winner. |
Posted: Mon Feb 19th, 2007 09:01 pm |
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ole Member
I will give the writer of the Catechism the benefit of the doubt. The book's title page says 1929. You'll note that the Lost Cause Movement was at its peak in the 20s. It was about then when historians got serious about finding facts. Ole |
Posted: Tue Feb 20th, 2007 01:34 am |
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CleburneFan Member
Thanks, Ole, for calling my attention to the date the Catechism was written, a fact I hadn't noticed. With the new perspective you provided me, I will withdraw the "benefit of the doubt" I spotted the writer because by that date, the writer should have had a better idea of the time line of events leading up to the start of the Civil War. One might be able to argue as to what was the actual start of the war, but there should be little doubt as to the dates and in what order such events happened. |
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Truedream - please define any terms you use that may differ in any way from the standard definition wrt physics at any level.
Also, be aware of the short leash for failure to answer direct and pertinent questions. There are several awaiting you.
Truedream - please define any terms you use that may differ in any way from the standard definition wrt physics at any level.
Also, be aware of the short leash for failure to answer direct and pertinent questions. There are several awaiting you.
The different in between magnetism and gravity
Present magnets are resultant of nucleus and electrons (resultant of two unlike forces)
But gravity is resultant of nucleus and nucleus (resultant of two like forces)
Gravity and magnet
normally we or any laws dont think about gravity with magnet, but truly gravity plays an important role in magnetism; mainly every matter has its own center of gravity point. The gravity helps to divide the magnet in to two poles or two parts at the time of production of magnet in molten state. That is point at center of gravity where action takes place; center of gravity arranges the domains equally with equal magnetic strength in different poles. So only magnet has there own North & South poles even when broken, because every broken magnet has there own center of gravity.
Did the flux in bar magnet travel from North Pole to South Pole??
Why it travel from N pole to S pole? Why even it can travel from S pole to N pole, because this two pole has equal magnetic strength,
Did really flux travel from one pole to other?
No, 100% not possible flux will not travel from N pole to S pole. Some basic understandings of present magnet are wrong and some changes in basic understanding of magnet will help us to understand gravity.
I have just given as eg : the percentages will not make prefect sense
You did? Where? and what is your definition of "eg"?
Then how do you apply them? How do you use them? How do you measure them?
If they don't make sense, then the above questions can not be answered, and the line of thought that you are presenting is absolutely useless.
(By the way, these are direct questions, and are forms of direct questions previously asked.)
I'm sorry, but I have absolutely no clue as to what you are talking about, this sound likes absolute nonsense.
You don't seem to understand a fundamental thing - it doesn't matter what creative ideas you have if they don't match reality. At some point you have to move beyond the concept and show how your idea actually explains the physical reality of the university by using actual physical data. We are well beyond that point. You need to show some measurement that your data actually explains. Other than the fact that you think it does, you have shown no actual evidence that gravity and magnetism are connected.
If you think, for example, that your theory better explains the orbit of Mercury, then you actually have to calculate the orbit of Mercury, using your theory. Similarly, if you think it explains atomic structure or fusion processes in the sun, then you actually have to show data that confirms that.
"Now everyone was giving her that kind of look UFOlogists get when they suddenly say, 'Hey, if you shade your eyes you can see it is just a flock of geese after all.'"
"You can't erase icing."
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Do you mean the magnetic moment of the nucleus? If not, can you say how you measure the "magnetic axis" of the nucleus? Perhaps you could say (with appropriate units) how large the magnetic axis of the mercury nucleus is. (Presumably you need to specify which isotope?)
can you understand what i am saying
Can you explain me what is gravity?? Then how can you say I am wrong
Greatest drawback of present science, no clear understand about gravity and atom.
Every matter has its own gravity; the source for this own gravity is which I call as nucleus magnetic force of atom. We see this own gravity in physics as center of gravity of an object, so every matter has its own gravity as primary gravity and this primary is connected with near by secondary gravity (earth).
Check this link to see: own gravity of water in balloon (water retains its original shape because of its own gravity) and falls down due to gravity of earth (secondary gravity)
You must need QuickTime player to see this movie
Evidence for gravity and magnetism are connected
What will happen when two bar magnets placed horizontally??
Sorry for asking questions, I ask question for mainly to compare with my view but answers from you gives surprise for me.
Can you tell me what reality is? What we are taking now is about the source of reality.
I'm still waiting for the next level of science.
Can someone PM me when it shows up?
Actually we have a pretty good grasp of what gravity is in terms of the geometry of spacetime. There are acknowledged issues regarding how it all fits into a quantum mechanical framework, but you model provides no insight there either.
Anyway, you attempt to explain gravity in terms of magnetism. As you do not seem able to explain what magnetism is, then you have achieved nothing. This is particularly true as you do not appear to understand magnetism beyond the gross level of general attractions and repulsions, i.e. you do not seem to be aware of the quantitative behaviour of magnetic systems.
By the way, we are still awaiting your answers to why "mercury has 55% character of A and 45% character of B atom". (As well as the rest of the unanswered questions.)
We can measure gravity.
We know discrete measurements of gravity as it relates to different particles.
We know how to forecast the gravity based on the properties of the item making them up. (Much in the same way that the holes in the periodic table were filled)
We know how the measurement of gravity is affected by the environment around it.
Now... Since you can not provide the same concepts...then it shows that you are either wrong, or are not using facts for your rebuttel (which, in my opinion, is wrong).
True science view about: present magnet
The tendency for most of the transition metals and their compounds in oxidation states involving incomplete inner electron sub shells to move into a magnetic field.
Ferromagnetism: An extreme form of paramagnetism - a property exhibited only by iron, cobalt, nickel, and gadolinium. They have incompletely filled d or f subshells
So incomplete inner electron sub shell is source or result for magnetisms.
Can you tell me what is the true reason for this incomplete inner electron sub shells??????
Same way can you explain me what is orbital axis?
this is one of comments about my theory
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Post subject: I think that this be the true meaning of all true science and observable fact. It is clear that the last century was extremely misguided and ignored the crystal clear unsolved magnetic issues. the "standard model" does not even attempt to clearly explain all observable phenomena. the construction of the large hadron collider and experimental fusion reactor are entirely baseless. I highly respect your work and expertise.
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Your question is useless when compare to my theory, moreover you don't understand what I am speaking so only you go for that question
Incomplete inner electron sub shell is source or result for magnetisms.
Can you tell me what is the true reason for this incomplete inner electron sub shells??????
Now let us see in true science view, present magnet (matter) are composed of two magnetic particles such as nucleus and electron. So matter consists of two unlike magnetic force of nucleus magnetic force and electron magnetic force. Nucleus magnetic force was the primary force of matter, this primary magnetic force group together at center of gravity of matter. Primary magnetic force keeps undercontrol or neutralizes the secondary electron magnetic force. But in present magnet some secondary electron magnetic force of electron group together and work against or repels primary magnetic force of nucleus because of it unlike magnetic force. This was the true reason for the incomplete inner electron sub shells.
In Simple about: present magnet
Fight in-between two unlike magnetic force of nucleus and electron is present magnet
They got the shells from rum-soaked gypsies?
1. It's a perfectly valid question. You keep saying that things are type A and type B or whatever, but you never explain how we can know which is which. You refered earlier to "perfect" gas and such, and how things apparently can't change state, and yet we were able to find multiple examples of changed state in your own kitchen.
2. It's not our fault you don't make sense. I'm guessing English isn't your first language; is there possibly a science board in your native language where you could present your case and not have to worry about the language barrier?
"Now everyone was giving her that kind of look UFOlogists get when they suddenly say, 'Hey, if you shade your eyes you can see it is just a flock of geese after all.'"
"You can't erase icing."
"I can't believe it doesn't work! I found it on the internet, man!"
Yes I could - no I won't. Go read a basic text book about quantum mechanics and the structure of the atom. This stuff has been pretty well understood for close to 100 years. It is not up to us to answer your question, it is up to you to answer ours - go read the rules of this board.
You still have not answered any of the basic questions we have asked you.
And sorry Gillian, but I don't think the problem is truedream's command of English, I think the problem is truedream's understanding about science and having data to back up their wild ideas.
You said in an earlier post...
I have repeatedly asked you why do you say that it is 55% of character A and 45% of character B. Surely you must know the answer, otherwise why would you have made the claim.we can say mercury has 55% character of A and 45% character of B atom.
Please answer the question.
"Now everyone was giving her that kind of look UFOlogists get when they suddenly say, 'Hey, if you shade your eyes you can see it is just a flock of geese after all.'"
"You can't erase icing."
"I can't believe it doesn't work! I found it on the internet, man!"
I have explained my theories with respect to space, with respect to space there are three types of atom; mainly A type, B type and intermediate atom. A and B type of atom only can exist at core of planet so till now we have not seen this A and B type of atom.
We have seen maximum of intermediate atom till now.
Now let us see with respect to earth (intermediate atoms).
Important points we are speaking about source of every thing
First we are not taking about any newly created force but we are speaking about unidentified or misunderstood basic basic force of nature (atom/ nucleus). About atom, primary character of atom is this magnetic force of nucleus and mass is secondary character of atom. This magnetic force has its own axis, some thing like earth axis.
This force of nature has some different magnetic character so let us call this as magnetic force of nucleus. To understand this magnetic force, let us take gas atom. What is the source for force pressure in gas atom when compressed? Yes pressure in gas atom is resultant force of this nucleus magnetic force (like the force generated in two like bar magnet poles)
Change of state; matter exists in three states; the water can be in the form of solid (atoms are tightly bonded) Liquid (atoms are loosely bonded) and gas (atoms are very loosely bonded). The change from one state to another can be brought about by application or withdrawal of heat. How this same atom bond indifferent levels with help of heat?
What is link in-between heat and atom (bonding)? Bonding is some thing related to attraction and repulsion force.
Change of state in true science view
First primary character of atom is its magnetic force and mass is secondary character of atom, so we have one more medium in between atom and heat, it is magnetic force of atom. This magnetic force of atom is flexible and reacts with heat, pressure and gravity.
Some changes in this magnetic axis will result in the bonding in-between atom.
Magnetic axis of nucleus plays important role in change of state and is proposanal to heat.
So let us imagine; the angle of magnetic axis of nucleus is at 0 degree (vertically) at 0 degree temperature, at this 0 degree all the magnetic force group together without resistance so atoms are tightly bonded (solid).
Like wise the angle of magnetic axis of nucleus is at 45 degree at 45 degree temperature, at this 45 degree all the magnetic force group together with resistance, so atoms are loosely bonded (liquid).
Like wise the angle of magnetic axis of nucleus is at 100 degree at 100 degree temperature, at this 100 degree all the magnetic force will not together because of very high resistance so atoms are very loosely bonded (gas).
This shows you know many things with support of books and you forget about the new things cannot be found any ware in books. More over me is not slave of books.
Sorry for disturbing present science, you and present science have made every one cool without clear understanding about nature. If I ask you about global warming you simply say climate changes are natural process, Looking back in history there have been warmer climates than now, and every 20,000 years or so an ice-age. These are periods when there was no man made CO2.
So what is source for this natural process??? How this natural cycle works??? What is the reason for acceleration in this natural process???
Can you say what are the possible things can happen because of geo magnetic flip?
What can happen to ozone layer at the time of geo magnetic flip?
Why does Venus rotate backwards from the other planets?
What is orbital axis and how gravity is locked at this orbital axis?
I have just asked question to test how do understood for close to 100 years and you dont need to answer this question (forum rules).
think againOriginally Posted by north
how much does truedream make you think about the last statements he made ? and what does he not understand , specifically?
further in a way truedream reminds me of when I asked what is water. sure I got explainations from a chemistry point of veiw , bonds ,covalence, dipoles etc. but not why this should lead to a liquid. I relise that there is a consequence of the bonds etc. hence a liquid we call water. but why , that is the deeper question.


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The jump could be attributed in part to the nine scoring plays of 35 yards or more. Four of those plays came from more than 70 yards.
Cherokee coach Josh Shaw felt the increase in scoring was due to a lack of knowledge available to the defense, and he believes that, as the season goes on, the number of points scored will decrease.
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Sequoyah coach James Teter felt similarly.
"Each week, our offense is getting a little better," he said. "We had a great week of practice, and we've been making the most out of our first week adjustments."
While the total yardage gained among the county's teams grew Friday to 1,984 yards, from 1,851 the previous week, the turnover ratio increased as well.
Fourteen turnovers were amassed between the six county teams last night —almost triple the total number of turnovers — five — from the week before.
Sequoyah and Woodstock both had three turnovers Friday, while River Ridge fared the worst with five.
"We just threw bad passes," Teter said of the Chiefs' miscues. "We did a good job in the opening week hanging onto the ball, so I'd say it was just a bad night for us."
Only Etowah managed to avoid turning the ball over at all.
The number of penalties incurred remained roughly the same, with Cherokee and Creekview decreasing their number of infractions. Etowah and Woodstock were penalized more.
"We did a better job this week, but, again, we had too many penalties," said Creekview coach Al Morrell, whose team has been whistled for more than 12 penalties in both of their games.


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On December 27, 2010 the BMV will begin processing 2011 plates. Hall of Fame license plate customers registering their vehicles for the 2011 year will pay both the $15 administrative fee and $25 group fee to the BMV. They will no longer be required to pay the $25 group fee to the Hall Of Fame Museum and receive an authorization letter. The $25 group fee(s) collected by the BMV will be distributed to the foundation monthly, in arrears.
During this transition time we need to ask a few questions before processing a customer's request
1. When does your current plate expire?
Customers with a 2010 expiration will need an authorization form as they will expire prior to December 27th and will most likely be visiting the branch before the transition is made.
- Customers with a 2011 expiration will not be able to process until December 27th and will not need an authorization form.
2. Are you aware of all of the avenues in which you may renew your Hall of Fame plate for 2011?
Without the need for an authorization form, customers will have 4 different avenues in which they may renew their HOF plate; online at www.mybmv.com, over the phone at 1-888-692-6841, through the mail upon receipt of renewal information and at their local license branch.
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We stayed for our wedding night along and so did a few family members. Everybody loved it. The rooms were luxurious and the staff was friendly a really helpful. Breakfast was yummy and this is a great location.
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- Located in the heart of historic Jonestown, the 1840s Carrollton Inn is just blocks from Baltimore's Inner Harbor, Little Italy, Harbor East and Fells Point. Luxury rooms and suites are decorated with boutique furnishings and artwork and feature whirlpool tubs and fireplaces. ... more less