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Still Speedin'- Sway- Ryker 18/12/12
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Friday, March 8, 8PM at Tupelo Music Hall in White River Junction. $25.
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1: you do the moms work (ex: cook, clean, change diapers, vacuumb, wash cloths, etc...)
2: kids dont start pre-school for 3 to 5 years, and 5 yrs they get to go to kindergarden which is like...an hour of getting them ready in the morning, 3 to 4 hours of school, and then their home, so maybe 3 hours of time to do said work listed above.
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A: you also have to do the man work. your wife won't be cleaning gutters, or drywalling, or roofing. Most likely you also get your dads old work like lawn, cars, and general maintenance. cause....well, you have all that time at home to do all those things and save money for repair costs, repairmen, and general construction workers. also, try doing that with kids circling the ladder, dipping hands in the paint, trying to grab the electrical wires, etc...
B: like your mom (maybe); your wife makes the money, and if you try to spend $80 on a video game...she may call you on it...because she works hard all day for you to spend $ on carp like that??? go back to work if thats how you want to blow the hard earned $.
C: good luck trying to have any hand in finances, so when she wants a new dress, new shoes, and all that and leaves you supermarket money, your in trouble. find a woman that hates to spend cash if this is your dream job.
D: and now the most important part: its hard to have a hand up in the relationship when she makes the $. so you better have an A++ romance and bedroom routine cause otherwise she will be way too "tired" "stresses" and "aggrivated - that you didnt get laundry, roof, yard, car, dinner....etc...etc.." and your love life will be left to begging and handouts.
4: being a stay at home dad rocks when your kids start playing ball with you, mimic you, and look up to you.
5: being a stay at home husband to a wife with no kids = snoopy dance LOL thats the fun.
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Jess Hazen, on 14 June 2012 - 02:34 PM, said:
Well, it's not equal rights, it's more women rights. They got an international day, we don't, never ever did feminists say something about loosing priviledges like priority when entering a car, building, etc. or any other, but yes, we treat them with disrespect.
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Well, it's not equal rights, it's more women rights. They got an international day, we don't, never ever did feminists say something about loosing priviledges like priority when entering a car, building, etc. or any other, but yes, we treat them with disrespect.
Long story short, the point about cultural privilege in any society is that the privileged demographic (in Canopus, this is women, but obviously this is not the case in the real world, for billions of people) doesn't have to contend with the spoken and unspoken pressures in that society that come with being an outlier. Some people choose to personalize this phenomenon with words like "minorities" or "the other," but the simple truth is that whichever demographic happens to be the privileged gets to enjoy being the default, and often never realize it until placed into a situation that either questions that privilege or puts it into doubt. (How many foreigners staying in Japan leave without having their image of that country tarnished at least just a little because of minor prejudices that creep in with otherwise gracious and civilized hosts?) Often, when someone or some situation points out the privilege, beneficiaries of that privilege won't react with any sort of graciousness or even self-awareness that you'd expect a mature person to have.
Your own comment betrays a surprising lack of understanding regarding the (now considered outmoded) social norms that demand a man act with graciousness towards a woman. Note that to act in this manner is to be considered "gentlemanly." This is because it marks you as a step above other, less civilized men, who wouldn't even take these small steps to make the lives of the women around them even slightly more pleasant. That it marks a person who will take these trivial steps as a "gentleman" is a quiet acknowledgement that in that society, men have enough advantages that even a gesture as tiny as opening a door for a lady is a major step up from the norm. The norm being a fair amount of social repression that would probably drive most men, had the situation been reversed, to violence or depression.
That these gestures are no longer considered chivalric and are, at best, considered quaint (anybody who insists otherwise probably has an agenda to push and lacks a sense of perspective about things) means that the society in which most of us lives in (Western post-Enlightenment Era) is a fair bit better than it was about these things.
Not perfect, far from it, but better.
Then again, most privileged folk who complain about the unprivileged tend to lack a grounded perspective, emotional maturity, or even a basic self-aware recognition of the benefits their privilege brings. They're also undoubtedly selfish, though to be honest there's nothing wrong with a healthy degree of selfishness. But there's always the danger of taking things too far, just as militant feminism undermines their own message and betrays a startling lack of perspective and overweening selfishness from the female side, Men's Rights Activists are almost comically out of touch with the world they live in and similarly lacking in perspective and suffer from similar self-absorbtion from the masculine end.
Basically? Use some common sense, and for crying out loud don't pretend to be a victim. Whatever your gender is.
EDIT: Also, about the International Women's Day. Note that in America, we have a Black History Awareness Month. There is no such thing as a White History Awareness Month. Because White History Awareness is called History Class. The position of privilege allows people enjoying that privilege to be the default in their society, this being reinforced constantly--it's just one of the perks, hey. The unprivileged have to have acknowledgement doled out, and often getting that acknowledgment is an uphill battle.
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In the March 20 News Bulletin, you'll see some blistering remarks for the 89 1/2 percent of Crestview residents who didn't vote in last week's municipal elections.
The message is simple: If you don't vote, don't complain.
It's a catchy slogan worthy of a bumper sticker, but carries little weight. We Americans often like to have our cake and eat it, too, so the apathetic non-voter who wants to weigh in on the potential skateboard park or other public improvements can complain to his or her heart's content without consequence.
The secret ballot doesn't expose citizens, and they won't implicate themselves as non-voters, so it's a moot point.
The truth is, Crestview could present a ticker-tape parade encouraging people to vote, a grassroots organization could convince dozens of residents to wear "Vote" T-shirts; and students could have relentlessly pestered their parents, brothers, sisters and other 18-and-up relatives to visit the polls.
It wouldn't have made much difference.
Residents read about the election in the newspaper or on the Internet; they heard about it on the radio or television; friends talked about it; and even if they otherwise hadn't heard about it, motorists doubtless saw the campaign signs throughout the city.
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We trust that our newly elected leaders in Crestview and Laurel Hill have their communities and residents' best interests at heart.
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Who's to say, at some point in the future, it couldn't happen here?
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Bill Robinson, the Okaloosa/Walton United Way president and CEO, is retiring after 25 years of service that certainly inspired numerous residents, over the years, to give back to their community. Prior to his time at United Way, he served for the Boy Scouts of America.
Yvonne Wood, a Crestview military spouse and mother of two, has said her "destiny" is to help non-profit causes. Her latest effort is one of the most selfless things we have heard of: entering a contest to win a trip abroad — not to Paris, but rather to visit the poor and place canvas shoes on their feet. (See "Fulfilling her 'destiny,'" March 20, A1.)
Carson Caldwell, a Riverside Elementary student, was sick of bullying and decided to do something about it. He created a Bully Box for anonymous reporting of behavior that violates Okaloosa County School Codes. (See "Anti-bully Pulpit.")
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Earth Day Fair, DeNaples Patio, 10am-1pm. Area businesses and University of Scranton students will provide interactive presentations and information related to the environment and sustainable practices. The Fair is free of charge and open to the public. Please fill out participation form if you wish to have a booth at the Fair. Participation form-business. Participation form-student. The University partnered with Pennsylvania American Water in support of their "Protect our Watershed Art Contest" for students in grades 4-6 and for an essay exhibition for students in grades 7-12. We will host a public reception to showcase the essays and art work. The reception begins at 6pm in the DeNaples Center 4th Floor lobby. Dr. Seuss' "The Lorax" will be shown at 7pm in the Moskovitz Theater-DeNaples Center 4th floor. A ceremony for essay and art contest participants will immediately follow the film. The event is free of charge and open to the public. To view essays click here. |
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If there's three more weeks of new releases, and the final week is a single song, that means were very likely down to the single digits for new songs on the platform. For ever and ever.
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Not really a "the beat goes on" kind of song, but I'm going to take a swing at this and say maybe the Jeff Buckley version of "Halleluiah". Not for the whole band of course, but still would be a pretty nice finisher.
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We have four weeks, so if we get three songs a week and one song the final week, we'd have exactly ten songs. But it's also possible that we'll get a two-song week.
Anyway, it was said on Twitter (I think) that the final song is not Welcome to the Jungle, and as of the livestream the other day, it had already been correctly guessed. I'm placing my bets on Closing Time, which would make for the least disappointment if it turned out to be something else. I'd rather expect Closing Time and get American Pie than vice-versa.
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I've listened again to the suggested songs and I'm going to put all my chips on "When The Music's Over" by The Doors.
Lyrically it's the best fit.
I have a feeling it's American Pie, since Guitar Hero got it so long ago and a keys chart would be awesome.
Closing Time would be hella disappointing. We're talking about The Day the Music Died here!
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So sad that we'll probably only ever have one of these, at most. Even that is beng optimistic. So many great songs we'll never get... At least we've gotten thousand of great songs already!
So long, farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, good night.
Rock and Roll, godfrakkingdamnit.
Since I saw the Store would close, I thought they should close doing for [CENSORED] as they did for AC/DC, with a standalone Track Pack.
I know they don't like it, but it seems like HMX is just too afraid of insisting. If I was there, I'd keep trying even if [CENSORED] slapped me with a restraining order and/or sued the pants off me. After all, why should we keep treading the safe path? Life's not worth a thing without taking risks - a leap in the darkness, as it were (hence why they call it "leap of faith" - you need to have faith that you'll land it).
And don't anyone give me that "not gonna happen" crap. I'm sick and tired of listening to that same pessimistic drivel. I'm not just a blissful idiot, I've put some thought on the matter after analyzing everything that has been said about it, and I concluded that it CAN happen, as long as you know how to do it. That's not to say I know (I'm no RP), but I do have an idea at least.
So that's why I want a [CENSORED] Track Pack so that Rock Band can go out with a bang. And, since Rock and Roll is the last of the 16 songs on the album, then I guess it'd automatically be the final song.
Petra or KISS?
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Please make the dream of thousands of players come true and release a Celebration Day Track Pack.
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Now it's -- about this flu season and have been record breaking as we mentioned a moment ago it actually could wind up costing employers.
Billions of dollars as well because of lost productivity and we're joined on the telephone now to talk about this by John Challenger.
Who's the CEO of the outplacement firm challenger.
Great Christmas.
Would see this kind of developing already haven't done.
He has seen this in fact.
-- -- these disease control has estimated.
The dead people outbreaks this year could cost employers.
Ten point four billion dollars in direct cost.
For hospitalizations.
And outpatient -- and that doesn't include indirect costs related to lost productivity and absenteeism.
What about companies side of the -- what are they recommending or what should they be recommending.
In terms with how their employees handle this.
The company's current stock traditionally they basically have -- their people to come in NASDAQ ethic that even if you're sick young I'm a little bit stick -- this -- -- but all of a sudden they're realizing now that.
-- -- get a little bit of actual part of -- that one person coming in that's -- in fact.
220 years thirty others then the productivity is way down so more and more companies are putting in plans.
Two encourage -- workers stay home to telecommute.
And not come to work.
Because more more people.
The Mena and you should probably -- -- stats on this -- the me more and more people working for Paul anyway even when -- when they feel fine right.
We are seeing that that you're so big think.
-- a bit many workers there are just reluctant.
That it not come into work economies still on shaking -- shaky ground people are worried about losing their jobs and so what they do.
They just -- -- and they don't want -- -- get mad at him and so they just get the work done the problem is that has these consequences.
And many companies you know our our trying to change.
The way they've been doing things -- along can't.
-- they don't wanna get their boss mad at them at the end of the day they don't wanna get laid off and they're still concerned about that and shaky job market but.
John Challenger with us from challenger gray and Christmas to ask you more broadly about that market which is your specialty.
-- kind of trends we -- new things getting better broadly speaking are now.
-- color and -- best of both worlds -- situation right now we've had a significant job creation.
Averaging 150000.
Jobs -- the last two years more than two and a million people are working right now I don't were a year ago December to December.
And yet as we look forward we know that the fiscal cliff.
-- the raising of taxes and that cutting the study is gonna slow the economy down.
As some companies are still in this cautious mode as they move into 2000.
You know we thought -- be all this certainty but in fact with the congress really did was create even more uncertainty by creating at least one if not -- -- more.
Additional cliffs.
-- on top of the fiscal cliff that we just.
I got through one.
Things you know we're talking about trends.
Going into the new year earlier and I want things -- came up his full time work vs part time work and the fact that.
You know still part time work is for better or worse can it in and and full time work is not 2013.
See any difference.
In those types of trends -- -- -- people are starting that want full time.
Work to get it.
But companies just aren't going -- Create -- kind of full time job they do and unemployment is very low.
Because they're not sure their -- so what they do in demand grows that they bring on more part time workers.
They get the work done and then.
If that works stays steady they may convert that some of -- people in the school -- workers.
Banks elsewhere in this situation where it was unemployment so -- the economy growing at 2%.
Employers aren't gonna go out.
That would indicate that you got a big labor pull out there at twelve million people unemployed and other.
Peace day.
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OWS in the News
- Pussy Riot, Greenpeace Activists Likely To Be Freed By Amnesty Bill December 18, 2013Russia's parliament on Wednesday amended an amnesty bill to include the 30-member crew of a Greenpeace ship detained after a protest at a floating oil rig in the Arctic. […]
- Nikki Haley Loses Another Costly "Occupy Columbia" Ruling » FITSNews December 18, 2013S.C. Gov. Haley's attorneys continue to waste taxpayer money defending her against the allegation that she unfairly targeted protesters. […]
- Protesters: Close The Book On Plans To Renovate, Sell Library Branches December 17, 2013Library supporters dressed in cardboard costumes of their favorite books Monday to protest plans to renovate the New York Public Library's main branch. […]
InterOccupy News
- RESEARCH BY AND FOR OCCUPY ACTIVISTS CHALLENGES RECEIVED WISDOM ABOUT THE MOVEMENT, URGES ALLIANCE WITH POOR PEOPLES MOVEMENTS December 16, 2013
- A Letter From Elliot Sperber: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict at the XXVII Guadalajara International Book Fair December 15, 2013
- Campaign Finance Reform is the answer! The start and the solution! Take away the influence of money in elections AND subsequent political dealings. Period. Forever. Thank you! December 13, 2013