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HARELBEKE, Belgium (BRAIN)—Professional cycling team Saxo Bank is changing its racing componentry from Shimano to SRAM Red.
Team director Bjarne Riis, renowned for his selectiveness, has asked SRAM to assist in swapping Saxo Bank's entire fleet of bikes to Red.
AUSTIN, TX (BRAIN)—All those doubts about Lance Armstrong racing in the Tour de France after suffering a broken collarbone in Spain can seemingly be erased.
MONTEREY, CA (BRAIN)—To make sense of federal legislation and learn what you can do to help ensure funds are set aside for cycling projects, plan to attend the Bicycle Leadership Conference next month.
OLATHE, KS (BRAIN)—Garmin has went through quite a transformation in the last year with its cycling/fitness specific product. It used to be that new product would show up in three different channels with the same pricing, much to the chagrin of the IBD. Not anymore.
TAIPEI, Taiwan (BRAIN)—Executives at Eurobike and Bike Expo, a new German trade show in Munich, tiptoe around the phrase "trade show war." But Messe Friedrichshafen and Messe München appear headed for a toe-to-toe slugfest over the world's leading trade show—Eurobike.
"I would have said a mountain lion, or Katie Couric, jumped out in front of me."
—Matt Lauer, confronting ESPN's Tony Kornheiser, who accused Lauer of making up the story about a deer jumping out in front of him while he was riding his bike last weekend. Lauer ended with his arm in a sling as a result.
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Ina Hughs: Rights come from government, not God
"Our rights come from God and nature, not from government."
Those words brought rousing ovations in Norfolk, Va., as Paul Ryan accepted his candidacy as Mitt Romney's running mate.
But even high-octane tea drinkers from the Grand Old Party surely don't intend for our government to renege on its responsibility to ensure not only our civil rights, but our safety, our productivity, our well-being and our freedom.
How silly to say government isn't the arbiter of our rights as Americans, the protector and safeguard of democracy. Maybe Ryan wants to play on the emotional issues of gay rights and reproduction rights, both of which the Republican platform seeks to convince Americans are anti-their-religion and anti-Mother-nature.
They like to posture government as a bogeyman that strips us of our freedom, religious and otherwise. But setting up a government that gives us all — rich, poor, black, white, old, young, powerful, marginal, majority, minority, liberal, conservative, born-again Baptist or Wiccan — the right to pursue happiness and live in peace was the patriots' dream long ago and what we have fought to sustain in every war since.
Without government's intervention and participation, how else will we know, for a simple example, that meat at the supermarket is safe to eat? Can we really depend on the kindness of others to make sure our medications have been tested and come with proper warnings?
What about our right to drive highways and interstates knowing others zooming along beside us have been checked out for basic skills, and should someone bash into us, they have coverage to help us with damages they caused? Rely on "human nature" to see to such requirements?
Besides, both God and nature send mixed messages. Remember when one American right here in Knoxville heard God tell him to go to the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church on Kingston Pike and shoot up the congregation during Sunday worship? Not long ago, a whole bunch of white people's God convinced them that black people were inferior, and they had scripture from the Good Book to prove it. Think about godly people who, except for government intervention, wanted to deny women full citizenship, the right to ownership, a place at the head of the table.
Appointing nature — human or Mother — as dispenser and guardian of our civil rights instead of a government would undo the whole concept of democracy. What happens when human nature's inclinations clash, as certainly they do in a complex, diverse society like ours? Left to a certain segment of our population's "nature," guns would be outlawed. Plus, I doubt anybody could convince me that the God I know and believe in wants his children to walk around carrying rapid-fire assault weapons. Somebody might ought to tell Ryan that it's government, not God or nature, that gives us our rights as Americans.
It's a catchy sound bite, but you cannot have 313 million people turned loose under the same flag and expect them to grant and protect rights as defined by their different religious beliefs and their various definitions of acceptable human behavior.
It reminds me of the story about the city guy who says to the farmer, "This is a wonderful place God gave you."
"Yeah," says the farmer. "But you should've seen the conditions it was in when it was just God looking after it."
The grass may not be greener on the other side after all. Statements like this are pure fertilizer — for weeds.
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SEMA 2008 coincides with Halloween this year, and as we've already reported, Toyota will use the show as a backdrop for the intros of the new Corolla and Matrix. Yesterday, the automaker revealed the first teaser image of the latter, all dressed up in its Halloween costume. Considering the horrific "costumes" some other SEMA exhibitors use to (cough) enhance their cars, we think Toyota is to be applauded for its restraint here. We're sure forward visibility through the eyeholes is not a problem at all. Plus, it probably just passes through other cars, walls, and assorted road obstacles anyway, so collisions aren't a concern, either.
We'll be there to see what's under the sheet next month.
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Toyota To Stage U.S. Premiere Of 2009 Corolla And Matrix At 2007 Sema Show
September 25, 2007 - Torrance, CA - Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. (TMS), Inc. will stage the U.S. premiere of the all-new 2009 Corolla and Matrix at a press conference at the 2007 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show, held October 30 - November 3, 2007 in Las Vegas.
Originally launched in 1966, Corolla first arrived in America in 1968 to instant success. For nearly four decades, Corolla has been synonymous with Toyota quality, style and value, earning a distinction as one of the most trusted cars in America. Over that span over 30 million Corollas have been sold worldwide, making it one of the best-selling cars of all time.
Toyota's press conference will be held on Wednesday, October 31 at 10:10 AM in Pavilions nine,10 and 11 of the Las Vegas Hilton. It will be simulcast live to the Toyota display area on the second floor of South Hall. A video clip of the press conference will be available for viewing following the event on the Toyota.com website.


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I could 'see' my shared XP machine and my MacBook from my Windows 7 computer over my wireless network last night be cannot see them now. I can 'see' the Windows 7 from the XP machine on Workgroup computers but I cannot 'see' any computers from my Windows 7 network now.
I have seen another post like this but the solution there was to buy another wireless router but I just bought a new Netgear 11n router and it is working fine for internet access.
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This may be due to the changes in the network stack of windows 7 (and Vista), the changes require an update to XP to utilise the Link Layer Topology.
I believe this is included in later service packs and updates but it can be downloaded manually if needed.
As for the MAC i'm not sure what updates are available there
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Seems it would have something to do with this but nope, the XP has Service Pack 3 which has this. I can see the Win 7 computer from the XP but not vice versa.
And I was able to see it from the Windows 7 before.
So I rebooted the Win 7 machine and now I can see everything, including the MacBook.
Interestingly, for the first time, the Mac can see the XP and the Win 7 machine.
So, question is will this remain stable? We shall see.
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I have also had this problem. I have made sure all machines (two xp desktops, one xp laptop, one 7 ultimate desktop and one 7 home premium laptop) all have the same workgroup. I have rebooted. I have (when I could see the respective computers on the network) mapped network drives. All machines can access any mapped drive. However, on the list of network computers, my Win 7 machines can see each other but not the xp machines, and vice versa. I suspect this has something to do with the domain/workgroup distinction thing, but don't know how to set this so that it does not happen again. Once again, I at one point could see ALL the computers on the list. Please help!!
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Here's a good explanation for what all the extreme cold weather of early January as it pertains to climate change and global warming.
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Let's hope the government shutdown didn't affect the science going on here.
Profound words.
This is one of the few remaining journalist organizations that still chop at the root.
This is pretty spot on.
Pure satirical genius.
Finally after 37 years, it made it!
Is it a conspiracy?
Tesla is in the black despite Wall-Street's skepticism.
If I live in Scottsdale, I would volunteer here.
Elizabet Warren rocks!
Rick Perry does some 'mansplaining.'
Shane Koyczan speaks to the wisdom of a child.
Good article on Rush finally being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Methinks this statistical outlier will not last.
Just one more example of a brave woman standing up to patriarchal misogyny.
The only flaw with this chart is the fact the people who need convincing deny logic and the rules of evidence. As long as people are filled with fear by the media, politicians and the like, we will never change their minds.


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Air travel: $45 million
Commercial flights: $6 million. Many trips get booked at the last minute.
Rental Cars: $3 million motorcade: $1000/day.
Staffers rent two to five cars or vans (and recruit volunteer drivers).
Campaign payroll: $54 million
Campaign manager: $200,000 a year.
Field organisers: $25,000 each for 18 months, not including occasional perks – housing, meals, photos with candidate.
Campaign Consultant: $150,000 per election. This can be an individual strategist – for instance, a regional fund-raising expert
Broadcast ads: $250 million
Media-strategy firm: $225 million. After buying ad time and producing spots, firms charge fees and often commissions.
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The pro-life movement is getting more racially diverse, more secular and more educated. According to new research from the Public Religion Research Institute, anti-abortion advocates from the ages of 18-29 look significantly different from their senior counterparts. For their research, the institute compared several demographic factors from the Millennial group with pro-lifers over the age of 65. Read More
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Lawmakers in the Belgium Parliament have voted to adopt a bill that would make child euthanasia legal in the country. Since it has already passed a Senate, if it is signed by the King, the children's "right to die" measure will become law. According to the new policy, under certain circumstances, terminally ill children would be allowed to request that doctors intentionally end their lives. Even though the measure received overwhelming support from legislators (it passed on am 86 to 44 vote, with 12 abstentions), critics, including pediatricians, say it is misguided and dangerous. In an open letter, a group of 175 children's doctors wrote that the law "responds to no real demand", and young patients never asked to be euthanized. In addition to putting even more pressure on parents during a stressful time (parental approval would be needed in euthanasia cases for minors), they also argued that many children don't have the capacity to fully grasp death. In 2002, the Netherlands passed a similar measure. Since then, five terminally ill children have been killed by doctors ... Discuss
According to a new report from the pro-choice organization, The Guttmacher Institute, between 2008 and 2011, abortions in America fell by 13 percent—hitting the lowest rates in nearly 40 years. The research looked at women ages 15-44 and found that in 2011 there were just 16.9 abortions per 1,000 women in the U.S. In 1981, at the abortion rate's peak, that number was 29.3. The latest numbers show that the American abortion rate is at its lowest point since 1973. Because research looked at the years of 2008-2011, the Institute says that the falling numbers were not the result of recent abortion-restricting legislative measures; instead, they pointed to the overall falling birth rate and greater access to contraception. The president of the National Right to Life Committee told the AP that they believe that the numbers reflect the awareness and lobbying efforts of anti-abortion groups. "It shows that women are rejecting the idea of abortion as the answer to an unexpected pregnancy" ... Discuss
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Instead, the researchers offer four approaches that have the potential to provide more precise estimates.
While these approaches are more sophisticated, it doesn't necessarily mean they're up to the job either.
"Successfully implementing each of these approaches will require methodological development and analysis to identify barriers or constraints to using the approach, the cost of data collection, and the amount of error that can be expected in the resulting estimates," they conclude.
Because the researchers see measuring illegal border crossings as such a "rich challenge," they recommend that DHS offer competitive grant funding to increase the scientific community's interest in solving the problem.
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The Washington Capitals won three of their four games played in the week leading up to the Olympic break. While it was short-lived, the team's success was a crucial step toward qualifying for an elusive playoff spot. The Metropolitan Division has grown tighter than ever, and so has the Eastern Conference's final Wild Card spot.
With 23 games remaining in the season, time is running out for the Caps to get in the groove that helped them secure a playoff spot last season. Granted, competition in the Southeast Division was far from fierce–but the Caps were able to finish strong. This time around, the final stretch will be more challenging, as the Caps have one of the most difficult schedules in the NHL.
The Olympic break is a great opportunity for the majority of the team to relax and recharge, while five Capitals will be competing in Sochi. For better or worse, their respective performances in the tournament could affect their individual play for the remainder of the season. When the Games draw to a close, it's imperative that the focus return to earning a playoff spot.
While it'll be far more difficult for the Caps to make the playoffs this time around, the intensity of the schedule might ultimately help them in the long run. Playing tougher teams will force the Caps to up their game or face the consequences of failing to advance to the postseason. Whether or not they'll pull off another miracle late in the season remains to be seen, but the road to mid-April will surely be worth following.
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- Migration Assistant – People have been 'ooooh'ing about this for the past couple of days, and rightly so. This is something that has been sorely lacking on this side of the moon. Now people with limited time/knowlege/motivation can easily migrate their data and relevent settings.
- Network Manager – We had this for edgy, I know, but now it's installed by default. This really does rock, because it's damn hard to install it from repos when you require it to connect to said repos. 'Nuff said. I think there are still teething issues though, which is a shame since it's such a useful app.
- Desktop Effects – This has the community split, but I'm yet to find anyone who can fault the concept. People, regular common Joes, like shiny. Heck, even common Geeks are easily amused by alot of this stuff. Microsoft has just come out with a shiny new system of widgetry and novelty, but wobbly windows and spinny cubes take the cake, icing and all.
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.NET anyone ???
looks like Sun is taking after the CLI/CLR paradigm. MS .NET was not a bad idea after all.
Now Sun just have to fix the perf issues ... and all will ja(va)zz & MS has to adhere to its own standards so other vendors may be able to efficiently port a MS approved/compatible .NET to other OS/HW.
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ColdFusion has run under Java for years.
ColdFusion, which is still one of the best and most effecient programming languages, has basically been a Java app since 2001. Really it feels like just another Java language in many cases. PHP has been called the poor man's ColdFusion, are rightly so.
It probably would have been adopted as a standard Java core piece if it wasn't for Adobe's greed. Adobe basically has been driving CF into the ground by making it unaffordable to the majority. Leaving IT people with little arguement for their IT managers in a world full of free Java and .NET servers.
The Java engine should get mapped to lots of languages. There is development that just doesn't need to be written in Java or jsp. Developers can code a complex web page in CF in about 1/4th the time of a Java page. I'm not saying CF, or PHP is for everyone. But these languages have their place under a universal engine.
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It is no surprise that there are similarities between the .NET platform and having multiple languages running on the JVM. .NET was designed to be a "better JVM" with a similar (but extended) virtual machine (CLR) and a more complete environment.
The JVM had multiple languages running on it long before .NET, and it was in part some of the difficulties with using the JVM with other languages that sparked some of the features in the CLR. Even so, CLR still has a lot of assumptions about the type of language it runs, so it is not quite as language-independent as MS would like us to believe.
Lets make all languages as abd as Java?
Why should I run my superbly portable programs written in perl, php, python ruby etc. on an unreliable, badly performing and not very portable JVM?
php and python have superb native implementations on any platform you are likly to use so the only point of running inside a JVM is to get access already written java classes.
But this is a very unusual situation if you are not a Java programmer given the vast number of standard and extension libraries available in most scripting environments.
The only good thing about this is that it will perhaps give the Java bigots a chance to program in a decent language and wean them away from thier do nothing factory classes and thier thousands of lines of try/catch/throws that surround any useful piece of code.
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Thank guests for attending your soirée with these easy DIY reminders of the big day. Seasonal Sensation Purchase a pile of your favorite local fruit and wrap each snack in a way that works with your overall wedding décor, such as an adorable burlap sack with a funky printed tag or a chic, mod fabric with a button closure, suggests Danielle Venokur Greenberg, founder of dvGreen, a sustainable ev…
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Jon Lukens: Photographic reflexes. The Taskmaster, a Captain America villain, had them. Basically, if he saw someone do something he would then be able to do it. This seems like it would afford me a lot of practical advantage in life, and while it would be nice to shoot fire out of my eyes and teleport around and all that, I fear that exhibiting such abilities would inevitably be a ticket to some secret dissection table somewhere.
What was your favorite day job, and why? If you hated them all, what was the best (meaning most interesting) way you ever quit a job?
Jon Lukens: I worked in an ice-cream distribution warehouse one summer: long periods of sitting in the heat talking punctuated by short bursts of activity at 30 below. The boss didn't care how you did it as long as you got it done. When we weren't in the freezers filling orders, one of my co-workers would tell me about his crackhead ex-mistress and his youth in Panama, another would talk about his burgeoning career as a professional wrestler and spout Rush Limbaugh-inspired gibberish while wearing a T-shirt that read "I fought the lawn and the lawn won."
We've all heard variations on the phrase "there are two kinds of people in the world... Those who (do or think something) and those who (do or think something else)". What are the two kinds of people in the world for you?
Jon Lukens: People who think they have the answer and people who know that it's a stupid question.
If money/ambition/significant others/et cetera were all non-issues, where would you choose to live and why?
Jon Lukens: Somewhere clean, but with decent public transportation. Berlin, maybe. I'm not sure. I was in Glasgow once and I felt like the city suited me. Ljubjana seems nice -- but I've only spent an afternoon there. I'm not a big fan of Brooklyn anymore.
You've been given the money and resources to produce a movie biography of the most significant, influential person in your life. Who's it about, what's the story, and who plays the central character?
Jon Lukens: Being honest about influence, I'd just have someone sic the camera on my immediate family, ask them a bunch of mildly intrusive questions and hand it off to a good editor. If were talking about artistic influence I'd like to see a Phil Dick biopic starring Vincent D'Onofrio or Phillip Seymour Hoffmann, maybe a Filth and The Fury-style documentary on Suicide, maybe a Lungfish documentary.
Summarize your driving ability in 25 words or less.
Jon Lukens: Calculated, overcautious and fraught with error.
What is the function of your music in a capitalist society?
Jon Lukens: It addresses the inequitable distribution of access to reputation capital and receives little reputation capital for doing so. Ask an obtuse question, get an obtuse answer.
You've just entered a contest in which the prize is an MP3 player loaded with the complete, exhaustive recorded output of any artist you choose. You win. Who do you choose?
Jon Lukens: I don't know. Throbbing Gristle, maybe, so I could hear everything on their ridiculously expensive boxed set.
What are you carrying on your person -- in your pockets, purse, et cetera -- right now?
Jon Lukens: My wallet, the keys to my apartment, my Powerbook and half a glass of lemonade.
You're on tour, you're in an unfamiliar city, you haven't eaten in 24 hours, and due to some poor financial decisions, you have only a single unit of the local currency -- one dollar, one pound, or thereabouts. What do you eat?
Jon Lukens: Nothing. If shit is going that badly, I'm not going to spend my last dollar.
What was the last song you danced to? Who, if anyone, did you dance with?
Jon Lukens: If I was drunk enough to dance then I was too drunk to remember the tune. I think it was some smarmy ironic retro '80s top 40 garbage. Fuck retro '90s top 40 garbage in advance. I was with my wife and a friend of hers from out of town.
When did you last make a mountain out of a molehill?
Jon Lukens: I was in the band called Amverts and got into an overwrought debate about something that was virtually inaudible while we were mixing a track.
Post-Schwarzenegger, are there any high-profile people you'd like to see run for Governor or other high office? Who and why?
Jon Lukens: It would be interesting if Eliot Spitzer ran for president. He seems to keep his nose relatively clean and I find it vindicating when bad things happen to bad people in a court of law.
Apart from cheeseburgers, what is the cornerstone of any nutritious breakfast?
Jon Lukens: Coffee and bread.
You receive a series of e-mails stating that Grace Jones, Junior Brown, Missy Elliott, Ian Mackaye and Philip Glass are interested in a collaboration. How do you respond to each request?
Jon Lukens: Grace Jones: If she is just providing money and vocal and publicity I'd be cool with it, but I'd want to write the beats and everything myself, and make sure that things have a traditional song structure and that it doesn't turn in to some sort of extended club mix without any real dynamics.
Junior Brown: I haven't really listened to him so I just went to his homepage. The audio files are in RealPlayer format, and I'm sort of an asshole about open formats and I find the RealPlayer interface really annoying. Maybe Junior is too busy rocking to deal with his website. Anyway, I just looked him up on LimeWire -- looks like he does a version of "Hot Rod Lincoln". My grandfather used to play that song. Anyway, after illegally downloading a track and listening to it while I was sitting here typing, it seems Junior is a pretty talented guy. I could see us doing a cover of "The Battle of New Orleans" or maybe "Before the Next Teardrop Falls" -- if we went straight country, that is. It might also be nice to incorporate some of that lap steel into some sort of Santo and Johnny gone dub meets Arto Lindsay type jam.
Missy Elliot: Missy is pretty talented, but after the Gap commercial, I think I would have to turn her down.
Ian MacKaye: I'd be all for it and think we could write some good songs, but I'm not sure if the results would be much more surprising than sounding like Ian MacKaye and Retconned cut a record together. I imagine something angular and minimal with a few good hooks. I'd want acoustic drums on top of the drum machine, though.Phillip Glass: I guess I would be into it, but I can't even begin to think of how we approach things except for him coming up with some sort of algorithm for sequencing sounds I generate.
Have you ever seen a ghost? Or a dead body? Tell us about it.
Jon Lukens: I saw the embalmed corpse of my aforementioned grandfather. They overdid the makeup and went from looking brown to looking red.
Everyone can do at least a couple of decent imitations -- of celebrities, maybe, or associates, friends and family. Who can you "do"?
Jon Lukens: I used to be able to imitate this guy I went to high school with pretty well. He would refer to fucking as "throwing the meat", as in, "Dude, I'd throw the meat to her -- tell me you wouldn't." He would speak these words in his vaguely Elvis-like southern accent without a trace of irony. He was a good guy, and tended to make rather astute observations about life in spite of his use of that one comical but somewhat disgusting metaphor.
What was the last book you read and hated? Why did you hate it?
Jon Lukens: The Lives and Times of Jerry Cornelius: Stories of the Comic Apocalypse, by Michael Moorcock. Though I enjoyed The Final Programme, and loved Behold The Man, I couldn't stand this fucking thing. It could never really tell what was going on -- the prose had the feel of something like The Atrocity Exhibition but it was punctuated with info dumps that went nowhere. Don't get me wrong -- I don't mind reading Burroughs or Steve Erickson or things like that. It's not a matter of form as much as a matter of a lack of form not being compensated for with content.
Let's assume that God is a DJ. What's on his playlist right now?
Jon Lukens: I don't believe in god.
Who was your favourite teacher in high school? Why?
Jon Lukens: My AP US History teacher, Mrs. Battle. She taught me to express my point in writing in spite of my not having much of a point to make.
What is your favorite Meg Ryan movie?
Jon Lukens: I remember D.O.A. being tolerable, but I don't think I watched the entire movie.
Tell us about the least likely place you ever sent a CD/demo. Why did you send it? What happened?
Jon Lukens: (Insert name from list of hundreds here), not much.
What essential item are you most likely to leave at home when you're heading out on tour? What do you do about it?
Jon Lukens: Enough socks. Suffer discomfort.
Aliens have just landed, and you get to select the Earth's goodwill ambassador. Who do you pick, and why?
Jon Lukens: I'm sure there is an appropriate expert somewhere. The only people I can think of off of the top of my head are Stanislaw Lem and Desmond Morris.
You wake up one morning and discover that you have dolphin telepathy. What do you do with it?
Jon Lukens: Whatever those insidious cetacean overlords tell me to.
You've just been hit in the face with a large chocolate cream pie. How do you react?
Jon Lukens: Bomb their country.
Assuming that you must choose one, which would you rather listen to for an hour: Christian rock, mainstream country or Jessica Simpson?
Jon Lukens: Christian rock seems like it would be the most amusing and most offensive.
What's the deal with those damn raccoons?
Jon Lukens: They are here to remind us that cats and monkeys shouldn't procreate.
What is the most awkward moment in which you have caught a person adjusting, scratching, or otherwise handling his or her own genitals?
Jon Lukens: I cant really think of any, but when I was in high school, this kid I knew was in the bathroom combing his hair when he heard a bellowing voice coming from behind him. "Look at me! Look at me," it commanded. He turned around and this retarded kid with really bad acne was standing there with his pants and underwear down around his ankles.
Where do you think Osama Bin Laden is hiding and what would it take to get him to come out?
Jon Lukens: I think he's hiding in Peshawar. The best way to get him out of hiding would be to create a convincing illusion that there was no longer any need to hide.
You're sitting in a pub when an errant dart from the games area strikes you in the leg. With the dart pointing out of your body, do you pull it out, shout for help or attack the jackass who hit you?
Jon Lukens: Pull it out and see how many free pints I could guilt trip out of the dart thrower.
What would you consider to be the worst fate imaginable for your music, and which contemporary artist would you most wish this terrible end upon?
Jon Lukens: They'd use one of my songs in a commercial for a medicine claiming to treat some newly concocted alleged mental defect in children. I wouldn't wish this on anyone, though.
What is sexy?
Jon Lukens: Lose/lose conversations, win/win conversations, fearlessness, mysteriousness.
Which reality TV game show could you see yourself as a winning contestant on? Explain.
Jon Lukens: I am not familiar with any reality shows that I would have the slightest chance of winning. Maybe I could be the water boy for one of the teams on Rough Science.
What is the strangest thing you've ever had for breakfast?
Jon Lukens: I like toast with butter and peanut butter and applesauce on top.
Describe the skankiest, sketchiest place -- whether it's someone's home or a hotel/motel room -- that you've stayed in while on tour.
Jon Lukens: After having several pints of drink spilled upon me in a Stockholm bar (at least four, enough that I had to take my beer-soaked socks off because beer was squirting out of my shoe when I walked down the street), I slept in my same beer soaked pants -- without bedding of any sort -- on top of a metal scaffolding that held up the club's PA mixer. The skankiness was more mine than the location's, however.
If you had an army of super-intelligent lab mice to do your bidding, what evil deeds would you have them do?
Jon Lukens: Multi-level marketing; synergistic, value-added approaches to e-business; writing headlines for the NY Post.
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Ajmer relives past glory at art exhibition on Anchor World Museum Day
On the occasion of Anchor World Museum Day visitors, specially the youth, thronged to relive their ancient tradition and culture showcased through a two-day heritage exhibition in the ancient Ajmer Fort of Rajasthan.
The heritage exhibition organised in the precincts of the ancient fort of Mughal Emperor Akbar in Naya Bazaar area of Ajmer was inaugurated by the south Ajmer legislator, Anita Bhadel.
The curator, Himmat Singh Shekhawat, said that the two-day exhibition aims to promote the idea of restoring the past and understanding its importance in daily lives.
"The main motto behind this exhibition is to make the children aware of our history and understand the relevance or importance of old things and we should not discard them. I want to show through these paintings the importance of all these things to know more about our vast and vibrant culture," Shekhawat said.
Paintings by an eminent artist of Shivam Sharde Art Centre in Ajmer, Mamta Devada, were also displayed.
Ancient Ajaipal temple, Dargah Sharif, Clock Tower, St. Anselm's Church, the picturesque places of Pushkar and the fort of Taragarh were portrayed through the artist's 30 paintings.
Devada said that the idea behind the exhibition was to make people aware of their rich culture and heritage.
"The history of the monuments of Ajmer , made with oil, acrylic and water colours, is depicted in these paintings. There are 30 paintings on display. The main idea is to make the people of the city aware of our rich culture and heritage ," said Devada.
Apart from the paintings,other major attractions of the exhibition were a collection of weights and measures of the Mughal period, locks, keys and weights nearly 3000 years old, manuscripts of the British era, 7th century vessels and vases, weights of the Indus Valley period, a perfume bottle of Irani gold and a 7th century blue Chinese pottery with the signature of the emperor .
The crowds that thronged the ancient fort were proof that the venture was a grand success.
(Posted on 21-05-2014)
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how has the follower count on this blog gone up I haven't posted in months
polite-metalhead asked: hello! I know this might be a long shot and not necessarily relevant, but i'm writing this story about a romantic poet in the 1830s (urgh i know but he is quite different to jehan and also nothing at all like les mis (i hope)) and i was wondering if you had any advice on the clothes such a character might wear? he doesn't have the interest in medievalism like jehan, he's more of a byron kinda character? idk you seem to know a fair bit and/or have sources i could look at sorry to be a pain
Well, if you're looking for references for a specific period in history, I would take a look at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Online Collections (you can search by time period and type of object), the Costume Institute's Online fashion plate database, or the Victoria and Albert Museum's Online Collections (that's mostly British clothing, but British fashion was always heavily influenced by what was popular in France, so it won't be too far off.)
If you have a university nearby, check out their library's catalog to see if there are any books on fashion for the period you're looking for. The 1800s have been the topic of a wealth of books on the history of fashion, so there should be at least a couple at any university.
As far as what your specific character would wear, that depends on what country they were from, whether they're from the city or the country, how rich they were, and their personality. But searching the basics for the time period you're looking for will be a good place to start.
I hope this helps!
If you like Les Mis and Halloween candy and making new friends, come check out the 2013 Les Mis Halloween Candy Exchange! We're taking participants until midnight Eastern US time on October 11th.
(The link leads you to the information post, which will tell you what the exchange is, how you sign up, and lots of other cool and pertinent information)
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Hello all!
This is the information for the first (annual? maybe, if it goes well!) Les Miserables Fandom Halloween Candy Exchange! What is this, you may ask?
Well, a few months ago I was gripped by a wish for it to be fall. Halloween has always been my favorite holiday; I love the crisp air and the pumpkins and the spooky, supernatural spirit of things, and of course, THE CANDY.
But nowadays I'm away from home, at college in the city, and there's really no way for me to go trick-or-treating or get Halloween candy while I'm at school (unless I buy it myself, but who really wants to go through the check-out line at the store with seven bags of candy you know you're going to eat by yourself?)
I noticed a lot of my friends (on Tumblr and in real life) were also having this problem, and of course it had to be fixed! So I came up with the idea for people to send packages full of Halloween treats to each other. Then everyone gets candy, no one feels left out of the best holiday of the year, and we all get a chance to taste something new from a different place!
And now I extend this invitation to the wonderful people in the Les Miserables fandom.
In case any of my followers on this blog are interested, I'm running this shindig, so if you're interested we'd love to have you participate!
jehan prouvaire
Grantaire and Jehan kickboxing because why not
(also the fun part was not having to draw the hands)
jehan playing the flute
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This is a thing I promised to Pilf a while back—I was supposed to have it finished for her 1000 followers celebration, but I did not. But here it is now!
She requested Poetry Smash with kittens and battle pillows (based of this, this, and this), so that is what I have done. I'm not really an expert in canon era speech, so apologies if it sounds off.


text: I've been working on a comic for Yuanfang Magazine a Spanish online magazine about China. I also been very busy at Wenhua University with my Chinese studies. I'm working in a couple comics and commissions for Spain and Australia that I will be able to talk about soon. I have to prepare some exams for tomorrow and Friday, so I better shut down the internet and go back to my books.


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Doublind 'pods' worksheet. Clear and simple to use.For use of Key stage one as an introduction to doubling halving, or for year 3s who are really struggling to double and halve numbers.
Can be edited for halving.
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Very helpful, thank you.
Thank you for sharing these resources
I found these clear, simple 'pods' great for my new year 3s. A great way of seeing the inverse relationship. I found the extension task of creating their own halves/doubles really effective too. Thanks very much
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Bad GradesJust as the title of the story say I got some really bad grades last week, I could have tried harder but I am just bored and I didnt really care my mind was else were.
As some of you probably already know I am homeschooled and I have a tutor who comes and teaches me. To some kids that might seem fun to get to stay home and not have to go school, but really it sucks beyond belief, how much would you like it if you had to sit a hard chair for 8 hours while someone is constantly telling you to pay attention and sit up straight, then expecting perfect grades and I mean perfect if I get anything under 90% my parents are not happy.
And since I am a senior this year thier always bugging me about the importance of my grades so I can go to college.
Thats another thing that bugs me they are forcing me to go to college classes starting at the community college in January to give me a headstart, my parents and my tutor think that they have worked too hard the past 13 years for me to just throw away my education.
I can tell everyone right here and right now "I AM NOT GOING TO ANY FING COLLEGE!!!!!!!"
The dream of most teenagers is to graduate high school, go to college to get a job, and make "millions", well let me tell you something I know what real power and real wealth can do to a person and I know for a fact I dont want that kind of life.
I want to be a horse trainer, horses are my passion and until God calls me to do something else thats what I am going to do............what I love.
I know I should be thankful for all that I have been given, but I dont think it is fair that I should be forced to do something I dont want to just because my parents and teacher think that it is a mark if THIER accomplishments.
So to show them how tired I am of listening to them I bascially blew off school this week.
We are staying at my aunt and uncles house (my parents are in Italy) and so I sent my tutor on a wild goose chase.
Hahahahaha I gave him some crazy directions on how to get to their house, left at the first corn field........follow that road till you come to a dead end........... turn left again at the water tank............take right at the green fence post and you cant miss it.............. a college professor and he doesnt even have the common sense to stay on a main highway, they live on the same road we do just 20 miles West instead of East, I know that was mean but hey at least I got a few hours off from school.
I didnt do any of my homework, and I fell asleep every day except friday, and I was kind of mouthing off to my tutor.
Every friday he rights up a report for my parents, so they can keep track of how we are doing and to keep record of our grades. The letter explained about how I was not paying attention and being a smart mouth with him and my grades were no where close to my usual standards, here are my grades for last week:
Bible Doctrine: 90% A-
Health: 85% B
History: 89% B-
English and Literature: 70% C-
Mathematics: 65% D
Science: 60% D-
Business Management Course: 90% A-
Speech: 90% A-
Latin: 89% B-
He emailed the letter to my parents and printed a copy for my Aunt and Uncle, I of course shreded it and went on with my life oh well it happens, I spent the rest of the day getting a prank ready for my brother you can read about that in my story "Clay's Anniversay Donuts" ha ha ha.
What I didnt know was that my darling brat of a little sister also had a copy of that letter and she showed it to my aunt, I love my aunt and uncle but they are strict and they have permission to disipline us if we get out of line.
I got home and walked in the door and my aunt yelled at me "GO TO YOUR ROOM AND DONT COME DOWN UNTIL I CALL YOU WERE GOING TO HAVE A SERIOUS TALK WHEN YOUR UNCLE GETS HOME!!!!!!!" : / yikes what did I do that was so bad I knew she had probably seem my grades no one would scream that much unless "school" was involved.
I went up to my room and got on yahoo and started chatting with my friends, I knew I was in big trouble so I thought why not just relax while I could. All too soon my aunt called me down for dinner, I knew something was up because I got a lot of stern glares and no one said much to me.
When we were finished, my aunt told Erica "Sweetheart why dont you go outside and play we need to have a talk with Lexi alone."
Oh boy im really in trouble now, they tried to stay as calm as possible but I know their blood was probably boiled, they asked me why I had got such bad grades and why I wast even trying, I was being a smart mouth with them, and so then they started raising their voiced = /.
We had a long lecture they told me that even thought i am bored and I dont want to go to college, I still need to finish my highschool education and have decent grades. I guess they are kind right but I still didnt think it was fair and I didnt care about school and I let them know that. My uncle was getting really mad over that letter, he wasnt happy that I had been disrepecting my tutor and falling asleep when I should have been working.
He said he didnt want to but he thought maybe it would adjust my attitude toward my studies if me and him went out back to the woodshed.
:O Out back where? I thought he was just joking about that I didnt think he was serious what is this the 1800's, I actually was kinda scared because that meant I was about to get whipped really hard, I just stayed in my chair, he went and got the dreaded razor strap the same one he used on my cousins and said "Dont make me tell you twice lets go."
:O I know my eyes must have got big, but I got up and followed him outside.
They actually do have a woodshed, its a decent sized shed that they use to store wood for the fireplace during the winter but during the summer months, they use it to store garden and yard tools.
We went inside and he said, " I really hate to do this you're not a kid anymore your a beautiful young lady, and I know you are smart, but this attitude about school work needs to stop and I'm want to make sure you remember that, turn around and lean up against that wall."
I did as he said closed my eyes and set my teeth I knew I was about to get my rear lit on fire, at least my uncle doesnt spank me bare but unforchantly I didnt have time to put on la
I opened my eyes for just a second and saw his arm swing back and a few seconds later it felt like my butt got struck by lightning he really put some power into that swing I let a loud "AHHHHHHOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCH!!!!!"
He whacked me a few more times any the the 5th time I was screaming/crying for him to stop, I promised I would get my grades up, but he wasnt listening I got a total of 40 and my backside was burning and I was bawling when he got done, I got another quick lecture and he told me to go straight to work on the lessons my tutor had reassigned he wanted them complete by monday and I couldnt watch tv until I had it done.
I went in the house wiping my tears away and trying my best to put the forest fire on my butt out. Erica had been playing in the front yard and she said she heard me screaming, I layed down on my stomach, and got to work on my english, math and science lessons.
Most of my school work is easy, its just boring its all stuff I already know.
But rest assured all my homework is done and I did pay attention and try my best at.
*sigh* im still not that thrilled about the idea of going to college but I will try to keep up with my school work so i can at least graduate highschool.
You know you love horses, why not study to be a vet, that would go right along with your becoming a trainer. My nephew is studying to become a Vet he loves it, because he wants to help animals .
Same in my family. Any grade not up to near perfection is spanking time.
U deserved to get a spanking but that sounded a bit severe of a spanking even thou it was done with your jeans on spnkbooty
your parents all they really want is for you to have a real Career, i'm sure they don't want you to live with them for the rest of your life, just to make it in today world you NEED a Career, but before that you need to go to college, your parents didn't have all this farm and money and big house before they went to college and got themself a Career, all your stuff you guys have today is for fun,
I'm sorry to say it but you did deserve what your uncle gave you.
sorry to say but you kind did deserve that one those grades are no where near what you usually get
Oh man that had to hurt : /
I get whoopings for grades too. Sucks
I hate getting spanked for grades
I re read it. In what grading scale is a 90% an A- but an 89% is a B-??? I am assuming you meant B+. If not- I would love to see his grading scale...
Oh, and fyi- to stay admitted to the College of Ed (within the University) I can't get anything lower than a solid C in my classes. and since I want to have a decent GPA upon graduation I have to get As or Bs in all my classes. 3.034 is not good.
C is about as low as my mom considered acceptable. I have gotten lower without consequence due to extenuating circumstances(yes, even a F or 2). And I don't think most people want to make millions. They want to earn a degree, get a job they like within their field, maybe create a family. And the good news is in college it'd be illegal for people to report grades, etc to your parents. You could even set it so they don't know your username and password to access them online. I wish I could come talk with you and your parents.... my heart hurts whenever I read about their unrelenting expectations. Come to school up here...or do you think my family and I are crazy? ;)
O you forget to mention how I reacted about the report Alexia Justine I love you and try to be nice to the goodie goodie nerd.
what does real money and power do to people ?

lol maybe college wouldnt be so bad. u can go with preston