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Anonymous vs. Steubenville
An online vigilante helped expose the cover-up of the Steubenville rape case. Now he faces more jail time than the convicted rapists.
Article Written by David Kushner and Originally Published in Rolling Stone on November 27, 2013
On November 25th, the most notorious rape case in recent memory took yet another shocking twist. In Steubenville, Ohio, where a 16-year-old girl was raped by two high school football players in August 2012, a grand jury indicted the city's School Superintendent, Michael McVey, on felony charges of tampering with evidence and obstructing justice. An elementary school principal and two coaches in the district were indicted as well, facing misdemeanor charges including failure to report child abuse and making false statements.
Shortly after the news hit that morning, Deric Lostutter, a skinny, scruffy 26-year-old programmer in Lexington, Kentucky, whipped out his cell phone and texted me a message. "We were called liars and more," he wrote, but "we were right about it." He had reason to feel vindicated. As one of the most notorious members of the hacker collective, Anonymous, Lostutter battled to bring justice to Steubenville, exposing secrets of a town that's still reeling from the fallout today. He just never expected that he'd get raided by the FBI, and face more prison time than the rapists in the end.
Anonymous is a purposefully chaotic and leaderless collective. Anyone can proclaim themselves a member or declare an "operation" against a target. But getting others to give a shit is another story. For every Anon who spawns a successful Op against The Church of Scientology or the New York Stock Exchange, countless others watch their YouTube manifestos disappear in a stream of grumpy cats.
This is what makes Lostutter stand out. Less than two months after creating his alter ego as KYAnonymous, he launched and organized two of group's most renowned and righteous operations yet: battling the Westboro Baptist Church and, most famously, the town of Steubenville, Ohio, after the high-profile rape of a teenage girl by players on the high school football team.
Seemingly overnight, Lostutter fueled a nobler strain of operations called Justice Ops. For a group often perceived as the Jackasses of the Internet, it was a radical rebranding. But Lostutter also became a target himself, attacked both by Anons, who dismissed him as a "fame fag," and the Steubenville elite who rejected him as a criminal punk. "We're a small city, we don't have any money," Steubenville police chief William McCafferty told me, "so if this KY messes up our computer system, that's something we have to pay for." As Steubenville and other fights heat up, Lostutter refuses to back down. "They're gonna have to lock me up if they think that I ain't gonna stand up for some people ever again," he says, "So, fuck that."
On a hot summer night at a strip mall bar called Woody's, Winchester's most famous outlaw introduces me to his Kentucky town's other claim to infamy: beer cheese, a gooey orange concoction which has its own festival every year on the ghostly main street. Behind him, a few burly southerners in unironic trucker hats play sandbag horseshoes, as a dirty-blonde woman in tight jeans blankly puffs a smoke.
When I ask Lostutter what he'd like to tell the people, like those in Steubenville, who slag off Anonymous as cyberterrorists, he nods to the scene here. "I'd say, 'Come visit me in Kentucky. I'll show you the most American place you can ever be,'" he says, "You know, everybody's like, 'Are you anti-government?' I'm like, 'Fuck no. I'm anti-bullshit.'"
Growing up "poor and nerdy" in the small town of King, North Carolina, Lostutter was a bullied kid from a broken family, beaten at home and at school. To cope with the divorce of his mom and dad — a tower guard at the local prison, famous as a location for the Blues Brothers movie — he escaped into computers, teaching himself to code. Though he could build his own motherboard, he couldn't hack school, where, scrawny and shy, he became a frequent target.
But he had a nascent vigilante inside him. After seeing a bully dangerously punch a kid with a bad lung in the chest, Lostutter "just snapped," he says, slugging the bully so hard that his tooth busted through his lip. Then one day, he came home to find his mom getting beaten by her boyfriend. Lostutter went ballistic, grabbing a knife and piercing the guy in the stomach. Referring to another violent episode, he says, swilling his bourbon, "I spent the next four days cleaning blood off the floor. That pretty much changed me from the quiet nerdy kid to what I am now. And I haven't been able to shut it off since."
Lostutter had to drop out of high school and help support his mom and brother by working instead. After a tough break-up, he spent several months homeless and drunk, then floundering in odd jobs after moving with his mom to Kentucky. When he saw the documentary, We are Legion, about Anonymous, on YouTube last summer, he identified with the portrayal of underdog geeks fighting the Man. "I watched that and I just went ppffff," he tells me, splaying his fingers on either side of his head like an exploding bomb. "My mind was blown," he says, "I was like, 'there's people out there like me, thousands of people out there like me.'"
It didn't take long for Lostutter to become Anonymous. He bought a cheap Guy Fawkes mask on eBay, and opened a Twitter and a Facebook account under the nickname KYAnonymous. There was no initiation to endure nor dues to pay to join the group. Like anyone else, he was in simply because he said so. But a $2 costume and a social network weren't enough to make a difference in his or anyone else's life. He needed an Operation.
Lostutter didn't have to look far to find some bullshit to rally against. The Clark County, Kentucky, school board was embroiled in controversy over allegedly mishandled funds and a superintendent who allegedly fired a football coach for not playing her grandson. (The superintendent denied those allegations.) But despite stories of rats in the cafeteria and untreated black mold at an elementary school, nothing changed in the small town. And, like a self-ordained superhero with a new mask and a mission, Lostutter thought the power of Anonymous could help win. "Bullying pisses me off," he says, "even workplace bullying."
Anonymous Operations begin with a declaration — usually either by a video manifesto on YouTube or a post on Internet forums. One night last fall after getting home from his job as a car mechanic, Lostutter launched his first one, OpEducation, posting as KYAnonymous that the school board had "put the students second and monetary gain first," but now Anonymous was on the case. He included a list of the school board member's family names, cell phone numbers, and home addresses — a bit of hacking known as a "dox" — to prove it.
Lostutter had tapped a vein of outrage that needed a masked avenger, and received damning files — internal emails, expense reports, and other incriminating records about the district — which he then disseminated online. Some thought his methods reckless, and Twitter suspended his account for distributing doxes. But when superintendent Elaine Farris eventually retired after being "under fire from a citizen's group," as the local paper put it, Lostutter chalked up his first victory.
It wouldn't be his last. When a friend told him that an ex-boyfriend had posted a naked picture of her on a revenge porn site run by a swashbuckling scumbag named Hunter Moore, he had his next target. On November 30, 2012, KYAnonymous tweeted a threat to Moore that Anonymous would be shutting down his site if he didn't do it himself. But Moore only incited him back by replying "try it." The next day, KY posted a dox of Moore and declared a OpHuntHunter against him. "Sad part is that could be your friends sons or daughters or brothers and sisters that get victimized by @huntermoore," KY tweeted. When the Op went viral, instantly taking down Moore and his sites, one blogger credited KY with ushering in a new phase of Anonymous. "It sure seems like the White Knight faction of Anonymous is ascendant," he wrote.
For Lostutter, his fledgling life in Kentucky suddenly had purpose. "I kind of felt like I was meant for something more," he says, "And then I get involved in Anonymous, I'm like 'This is what the hell I'm meant to do.' I was just like a pitbull, anything that pissed me off, I was after." On December 15, he found his next target: Westboro Baptist Church, who announced a plan to protest the vigil for the children killed in the Newtown school shooting.
That night, he went into his living room alone to record a YouTube manifesto for what he called OP Westboro. "The basis of any good Op is a video," he says, a "good enough video that catches people's attention and gets them riled up and then, once that happens, it's kind of like poking at a beehive. You know? They all come out." Lostutter stuck with Anonymous' Orwellian cinematic style, dubbing a computerized rant over a video of rumbling dark clouds. "Hello Westboro Baptist Church," Lostutter began, "Allow us to introduce ourselves. We are Anonymous." He railed against the Church's "pseudo-faith" and "hatred," warning that "your downfall is underway."
But finding a hot-button Op didn't mean the faceless legions had his back. As the Westboro video spread, influential sites such as Your Anonymous News cautioned against it. "One idiot has decided to post a press release against Westboro?" The site's webmaster posted, "I have a bad feeling about this operation. Everyone's watching us now, but this bullshit is taking away valuable resources that could be used, you know, actually fighting dictators, not failtrolls? THINK BEFORE YOU SAY SOMETHING STUPID." However, it went on, "there's no way Anonymous can go back on it's word now."
That weekend, Anonymous doxed what it claimed to be every adult member of the Westboro Church, and took down the Church's website, God Hates Fags, as well. They also urged Anons to sign a petition against Westboro's tax-exempt status. As Westboro planned its rally at Newtown, Anons tweeted the address of the Motel 6 where the group was staying. Lostutter organized the rally which he called Occupy Newtown, soliciting the help of plainclothes cops, as well as Hell's Angels, to form a human wall around the funeral. The protest of Newtown made international news, and further catapulted the mysterious hacker known as KYAnonymous into the spotlight. But while Lostutter watched the reaction with great satisfaction, he was careful to remain in the shadows. "That's the first rule of Anonymous," he says, "don't trust anybody."
It was a couple nights before Christmas in Lostutter's farmhouse, and not a creature was stirring. As his girlfriend and brother slept, he took his Guy Fawkes mask out from under his clothes in his bottom drawer and slipped quietly into the living room. Opening his laptop and aiming his webcam toward him, he pulled the mask over his face, and pulled his black hoodie down above it. Then he hit record on his computer, and began shifting his head from side to side, silently, as if he were talking. He made sure to "look intimidating," he recalls.
While Lostutter had recorded Op videos for Anonymous in the past, this time he was recording the first one in which he, as KY, would make his debut. Lostutter spent about a half hour crafting his words, which he ran through a text-to-speech program, Cepstral David, to disguise his voice. He matched the audio track along with his video of him gesticulating in his Guy Fawkes mask. "Greetings citizens of the world, We are Anonymous," he began, "Around mid-August 2012 a party took place in a small town in Ohio known as Steubenville…"
The week before, he had read a New York Times story about the rape of a 16-year-old girl and its alleged cover-up in this small town. "The more I found out, the more angry I got," he recalls, "what really got me heated is her friends and everybody else's friends stood around and watched this shit happen, and nobody did a fucking thing." After fuming about the case on Twitter earlier that week, he was contacted by a woman who not only shared his outrage, but thought that KY, given his success against Moore and Westboro, could help the cause.
Michelle McKee, a sexual abuse survivor and activist, along with her friend, Alexandria Goddard, a crime blogger who'd grown up in the town, had been trying in vain to stir up media attention about Steubenville. Goddard, however, who blogged online under the name Prinnie, had been hit with a defamation lawsuit by the family of Cody Saltsman, one of the high school footballers involved in posting a photo of the victim from the night of the incident on Twitter. McKee passed along incriminating tweets and photos they'd been getting from Steubenville. "Thanks," KY replied, "we'll take it from here.'"
For Lostutter, Steubenville had echoes of Westboro, Moore, and his own mother's domestic abuse. Just as he fought back against bullies in high school, he now wanted to use his newfound powers of Anonymous to strike back on behalf of the rape victim, known simply as Jane Doe. Calling his operation Op RollRedRoll, after the football team's slogan, he christened his Anonymous troops as KnightSec, as in White Knight, and cued up his webcam.
When posting an Op video, one risks a certain embarrassment — namely that no one will give a shit or take it seriously. But, like a deft poker player, Lostutter amped up his manifesto with a bluff. He claimed that Anonymous had already doxed "everyone involved" with the cover-up and crime — parents, teachers, and kids — and were going to release their private information online "unless all accused parties come forward by New Years Day and issue a public apology to the girl and her family." Though he knew Anonymous could deliver if need be, this wasn't his hope. "Our goal wasn't to hack," he tells me, "Our goal was to get the attention of higher authorities to get involved in Steubenville." So he posted the manifesto on YouTube, and went to sleep.
The next morning he woke up to a tweet from an Anon, who told KY she'd seen him on TV on Fox News while she was running on a treadmill at the gym. Lostutter quickly fired up his laptop, and saw something surprising: the Steubenville booster club website, RollRedRoll.com, had been hacked, and now his Op RollRedRoll video was the front page. "I thought it was fucking awesome," he says.
Noah McHugh, a hacker from Virginia Beach who tweeted under the name @JustBatCat, took responsibility for compromising the site, which was just a simple matter of guessing the password — the name of the football team — in, he later said, "about 15 minutes." McHugh worked for the Department of Defense as a computer technician and boasted that this made him beyond reproach. "It's not a government site or anything," he tweeted, "It would be the same as me hacking into a Wordpress. Not much the cops do about it." (McHugh did not respond to interview requests for this story).
Though Lostutter insists he didn't do any hacking himself, he swiftly aligned himself with McHugh as another member of KnightSec. The next day, Lostutter uploaded the second of its one-two punch against the football team: a video revealing that "we have gained access" to the Steubenville high web sites, as well as the personal emails of the Roll Red Roll webmaster, Jim Parks, which, they claimed, included photos of young girls. KnightSec called on the police to investigate "possible child porn" in Parks' account, and speculated that Parks might be paying the football "team to go to different parties and send him pics of girls they take advantage of." (KnightSec's claims turned out to be baseless. Anonymous later apologized to Parks after the FBI stated that the girls were over 18-years-old.)
Parks replaced Lostutter's video on the football club site with his own message to Anonymous, denying their "outrageous claims" and calling them "a terrorist group…simply [out] to get media attention and terrorize the Steubenville community." But in that combustible way that only happens online, KY went viral again. CNN, Fox, ABC, and other major news sites picked up the story. YouTube views of Lostutter's manifesto skyrocketed, along with his Twitter subscribers, which soared over 35,000.
Roseanne Barr championed Lostutter on her blog and radio show. "He's been through a lot in his own childhood, I feel compassion for him," she tells me, "I think he's brave."
With the support of celebrities, civilians, and well known Anons, Lostutter quickly organized two rallies in Steubenville called Occupy Steubenville, on behalf of the victim. On December 29, over 1000 people gathered outside the courthouse in Steubenville for KY's protest. Many donned Guy Fawkes masks, and took to a microphone to voice their support and share their stories. In a dramatic turn, some of them spoke of their own sexual assaults and rapes, removing their masks to show themselves to the crowd.
Among the attendees was Brandon Sadler, a family friend of Jane Doe's who spoke with the victim and later shared her message to KY and the other Anons. "She said she was very thankful we [had] Anonymous along," he wrote, "…she was happy we remained here..we were her voice..she didn't need to speak..she was aware of that. She has been reading all the tweets and messages of love and support from members of Anonymous and the world and she is very grateful."
Lostutter didn't have the money to go himself, and figured it'd be dangerous to do so anyway. But back at his farmhouse in Winchester, he followed the live streams of the event with pride, so much so that he got "big-headed," he says. He was just some guy in middle-of-nowhere Kentucky but with push of button he could unleash an army. "I could literally tweet out something and get 100 replies and then I could say 'Hey I need this' and I'd get shit tweeted to me," he says, "It was like I had 1000 assistants, you know, it was nuts."
When one Steubenviller threatened to find KY and kick his ass, Lostutter flamed him back. "Hey I'm running your whole town from the comfort of my toilet," he tweeted, "How's that feel?"
As the clock ticked down to New Year's Eve, the world was waiting to see if the Steubenville players would cave in to KYAnonymous' threat and apologize — or face the wrath of having their personal information leaked online. But just before the deadline reached, Jane Doe herself intervened, telling KY, through Sadler, that she didn't want the innocent people on the team to suffer. Lostutter reassured Sadler that the dox threat was just a scare tactic all along. "I had a bigger bombshell than that anyway," he tells me.
Not long before, he had received a video file from a mysterious person on Twitter. The 12 minute clip showed Michael Nodianos, a former Steubenville jock, drunkenly joking about the rape on the night of the attack, referring to the victim repeatedly as the "dead girl." He said, "they raped her harder than that cop raped Marcellus Wallace in Pulp Fiction" and "peed on her. That's how you know she's dead, because someone pissed on her." Through his lawyer, Nodianos later apologized.
On January 2, Lostutter uploaded the video to several sites in case any came down. The outrage went instantly viral, with the major news site and blogs linking to the post. Later that day, a site called Local Leaks released a massive dump of what it called "the Steubenville Files," alleging various crimes and misdeeds among prominent members of the town. A new timeline of the rape, based on allegedly inside accounts, said the girl had been drugged then dragged from party to party to be abused. They also unearthed tweets of Cody Saltsman writing of the victim that he had "never seen anything this sloppy lol" and "I have no sympathy for whores." As Lostutter says, "There's literally, like, no hacking required to know how much of a jackass these people are." Saltsman later apologized for the tweets and his posting.
But for the targets of Anonymous' operation in Steubenville, it felt defamatory. "A lot of what they were saying wasn't true, and they attacked people," says McCafferty, who was getting death threats on Facebook and having his own email hacked. One private photo of him, taken on a cruise ship, was released showing him in nothing but a lacy thong. "They said that picture was taken at gay bar in Steubenville," McCafferty says, "me and my wife laughed. Who in the hell would walk around downtown Steubenville without shoes on?"
As reports circulated of people, dressed in Guy Fawkes masks, accosting Steubenville locals and throwing rocks at their homes, the backlash set in. "Hey guys," Roseanne Barr tweeted, "let's take a step back 4 a day or 2-we don't want to destroy any more young ppl's lives. Let the police do their duty. #dueprocess."
Lostutter took to the Net, urging people to abide by Jane Doe's wishes. 'This is not what she wants and we don't endorse this," he told them, "This is not Anonymous." But he knew better than anyone that there was little he could do to close Pandora's Box. "Anonymous is the Internet and you can't control the Internet," he says, "…they're fucking renegades, dude, and a lot of them are 15, 16-year-old kids. You can't tell them motherfuckers nothing."
And they were now coming after him. All the attention on KYAnonymous was violating the Anonymous dictum that the group had no leaders. Your Anon News declared that it would no longer be linking to his updates. A group called Team Intricate promised to expose KY's true identity, a threat to which Lostutter challenged them to make good on within 24 hours. The group responded with a full dox on the man they claimed to be him, Kyle Fields. "Kyle Fields is a ego-fag noob," they posted, "This guy does not know the first thing about security." But in fact Fields had been a decoy of Lostutter's, who posted the fake dox himself online early to throw them off his trail. "You fake fuckers!" he replied to the hackers.
But by the time of the second Occupy Steubenville rally, on January 5th, Lostutter was on a full blown misinformation campaign to preserve his identity — both from Anonymous and the Steubenville police. He led people to believe that he was at the rally himself, even though he had not left his home. During an online interview, he talked about how great the snow looked outside his window at the Super 8 hotel Steubenville — which sent hackers scurrying for the Internet Protocol address at that location. Later as the rally got underway, he posted that "I wonder if Sheriff Abdalla knows that I can reach out and tap him on the shoulder right now." Cops began pulling people in Guy Fawkes masks over, trying to find KY — but to no avail.
But all the chaos was wearing on Lostutter. He wasn't sleeping, barely eating, and increasingly prone to panic attacks. One night, he was sitting beside his girlfriend on the couch at home when he saw a Skype interview he had done, in his Fawkes mask and disguised voice, for the Anderson Cooper show on CNN. Hannah had no idea it was him but voiced her support for the protesters and disgust over the rapists. "What they did to that girl was bullshit," she told him.
As much as Lostutter wanted to reveal himself to her that night, to share his stress, his fears, his hopes, he thought better of it. "Everybody in Anonymous gets raided at one point or another if they're halfway even good at what they do," he tells me, "So I knew it would eventually come and the less she knew, the better. The less anybody knew, the better."
Later in January, Lostutter got a tip from someone he trusted online that he was being watched by the FBI. If it was true, it didn't surprise him given his white hot spree of high-profile operations. But he wasn't taking any chances. Logging online as KYAnonymous, he tweeted that he was going dark for a while. Minutes later, he got a cryptic tweet from an unknown account. "Why would you do that, Derek Lostutter of Winchester, Kentucky?" It read.
"Oh fuck," Lostutter thought. No one knew KY's real name. And if they did, why did they wait for this moment to reveal it? Lostutter quickly deleted the message but then another ominous tweet came in. This one included a picture he had previously posted of himself posing in his Guy Fawkes mask. He had taken the shot out by the road, where he happened to be standing next to his Bates Home Security sign. The tweet also included a picture of his farmhouse, taken from the road, with the same sign in front. Whomever did this was clearly sending him a message — they knew who he was and where he lived — and going dark online wouldn't change that.
Lostutter felt his heart race, his throat constrict, and a panic attack gripping him again. Before anyone else came home, he stormed upstairs and ripped open a dresser drawer, fishing his Anonymous gear out from under a pile of clothes: his flag, his mask, the stickers he'd plastered around town in the dead of night. With Thor barking behind him, Lostutter ran outside and tossed the stuff into his fire pit, dousing it with gasoline. If his girlfriend or brother came home and saw the blaze, he figured, they wouldn't be suspicious. "In Kentucky," he tells me, "we burn shit all the time."
The fire incinerated the flag, which was green and had Anonymous' logo of a faceless man in a black suit, white shirt, and black tie in the middle. The stickers melted in a gluey sheets, and the flames shot through the smiling eyeholes of the plastic Fawkes face, the same one that he wore the night he made his Steubenville video. But just because this stuff was going up in flames didn't mean his alter ego was too. "You don't need a mask to be Anonymous," Lostutter says.
Lostutter was vacationing with his girlfriend in Florida in March when he heard that 17-year-old Trent Mays and 16-year-old Ma'lik Richmond were convicted for the Steubenville rape. But they only received the minimum sentences — one year for Richmond, and an additional one for Mays for distributing nude pictures of the victim. Though Lostutter appreciated that some justice had been served, he considered the sentences "a slap on the wrist" and still wanted to see other alleged conspirators that night prosecuted.
The next morning, April 17, after hunting turkey, he came back home to take a shower and heard a truck roll up his driveway. He assumed it was UPS delivering a t-shirt he'd ordered from a gun dealer, but a SWAT team stormed inside instead. "Get the fuck down!" They shouted, cuffing Lostutter as Thor helplessly watched. Awakened by the noise, Lostutter's brother stormed downstairs with his .45, thinking a robber had broken in, only to be cuffed too. As the cops turned the house upside down looking for what they called "anti-American" contraband, Lostutter told them, in his southern drawl, "I guess I know why you're here."
Lostutter claims he was not shown a warrant before the raid, nor was he Mirandized. As they showed him alleged correspondence between him and McHugh, they said they'd been watching him since before Steubenville and that someone out there was "selling you down the river." He says they'd spent hours smashing through his property, busting out the windows of his RV looking for evidence. He also claims they told him never to tell anyone of this raid or he would face additional charges for destroying and tampering with evidence. (The FBI did not comment).
When his girlfriend came home to the chaotic scene later that day, he finally broke down and told her of his secret identity as KYAnonymous. He had no idea how she'd react, but she threw her arms around him in support. "I think what he did was awesome," Hannah tells me, "he stood up for someone who no one else was." In that moment he felt something surprising, relief. "It's the most freeing fucking shit in the world," he says, "Like you're just living a double life and now you can just be you."
But the momentary relief turned to panic and outrage when Lostutter soon learned what they were after him for: hacking Jim Parks, despite McHugh's numerous admissions of having done that himself. Even worse, Lostutter couldn't believe what he was facing: 25 years in prison, he claims, more time than even the rapists themselves received. "I didn't hack. I didn't guess the password…I didn't do shit," he tells me, though he regrets any hardship Parks was caused along the way. What, if anything, does he think he's guilty of?* "*Standing up for good people," he says.
Despite the FBI's warning, Lostutter wouldn't sit down and stay silent. On June 6, he posted a message to his new site, ProjectKnightSec.com, introducing himself in the customary way of Anonymous. "Greetings Citizens of the World," he wrote. But now, for the first time publicly, he went by his real name. "I am Deric Lostutter," he typed, "and this is my story."
It was the blog heard around the world, as KYAnonymous's real identity finally became known, along with the details of his raid. For his opponents in the Steubenville case, the action against KY is comeuppance. "Everyone goes by prosecution guidelines," says McCafferty, "that's the way the legal system works." Even if Lostutter didn't do the hacking himself, blogger Lee Stranahan, who writes for the conservative Breitbart news and was among those who refuted KY's claims online, believes he's still guilty of calling the shots. "KY was the one who set up the conspiracy," he says, "He bragged about it. He talks too much."
But Lostutter now has powerful allies fighting on his behalf. His attorney is Tor Ekeland, a famed advocate for hacktivists such as Andrew "Weev" Auernheimer, who was sentenced to 41 months in prison for hacking the iPad, and Matthew Keys, the social media editor for Reuters, who has been indicted for allegedly helping Anonymous hack his former employer. Both, like Lostutter (and Jeremy Hammond, who recently was sentenced to 10 years in prison for hacking the global intelligence firm Stratfor) were prosecuted under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. "I understand having the CFAA apply to real hacking but name me the victims in the Swartz case, Weev's case, and Lostutter's case," Ekeland says. Then why go after Lostutter at all? "He's high profile," Ekeland says, "I think anything that has to do with Anonymous scare the hell out of the DOJ. Hackers are the new communists."
But while Lostutter awaits his indictment, he's still fighting the fight against Steubenville, posting new leaks and information, and raising donations for his legal defense, on ProjectKnightSec. He has also been posting regularly on behalf of Operation Maryville, the campaign for a 14-year-old rape victim, Daisy Coleman, which is still ongoing. Several hundred protesters, including Anons in Guy Fawkes masks carrying daisies, recently gathered in Maryville's town square demanding justice.
There was one more rally in Ohio too, but this time it wasn't Lostutter's doing. It was organized on his behalf by Demand Progress, the activist organization co-founded by Swartz, and UltraViolet, the women's rights group. For UltraViolet co-founder Nita Chaudhary, his prosecution is "horrifying," she tells me, "This is rape culture at work. Deric helped expose a horrible crime and cover-up, and he is facing five times more jail time than the rapists? It's disgusting and it's a wake up call for our entire nation."
Unbeknownst to Lostutter, the two groups had launched an online petition in his defense, and gathered over 400,000 signatures. Now they invited him to come with them to Columbus hand it over, in person, to the Ohio Attorney General. "'That sounds cool," he told them. He'd go, but on one condition. "I'll need armed security," he said, "People want to kill me."
They agreed to his request. Lostutter went on eBay and bought a new Guy Fawkes mask for $10. He drove up to Columbus with his brother and his girlfriend. Outside the Attorney General's office, Anons had gathered to support him. From behind his Guy Fawkes mask, Lostutter thanked the crowd then removed it to show his face at last. "I feel more powerful speaking with the mask off," he says, "'cause it's, like, me."
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Neb. schools must recite Pledge of Allegiance
Neb. schools must recite Pledge of Allegiance
LINCOLN, Neb. —
All Nebraska public schools will soon be required to recite the Pledge of Allegiance daily, but students and teachers can opt out if they choose to.
The state Board of Education voted unanimously Friday to require schools to begin making time for the pledge each day beginning sometime this school year.
Districts must comply in order to keep their state accreditation and funding.
Reciting the pledge will be voluntary for students and teachers, but anyone who won't participate must respect the rights of others.
The state board decided to pass this rule after Nebraska lawmakers failed to advance a law requiring the pledge.
The rule is modeled after a 2002 New Hampshire law that federal courts upheld.

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Vegetarian Chili Verde Recipe
Comfort food is usually synonymous with a high calorie count, but that doesn't always have to be the case. I've served vegetarian bean chili several times in the past for my husband Lulu and he loves this dish. Our family jokingly calls it "chili non carne." Even an avowed carnivore like me must admit it's pretty satisfying.
For a little change, instead of using regular red tomatoes, I prepared the chili with fresh tomatillos (also known as husk tomatoes). I mixed tomatillos with Anaheim and Serrano chiles, green bell peppers, lime, garlic, store-bought soy chorizo and fresh pineapple. This recipe couldn't be easier!
Yields: 8 servings10 ounces soy chorizo (click on the link for the homemade recipe)
8 tomatillos, husked
1½ yellow onions, finely chopped
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
3 cloves garlic, finely minced
1 teaspoon adobo seasoning
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
2 teaspoon ground cumin, (toasted seeds, then freshly ground)
½ teaspoon dried oregano
¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon
1½ teaspoons salt
1 green bell pepper, stemmed, seeded and coarsely chopped
1 Anaheim pepper
2 Serrano chile peppers, to taste
½ teaspoon black peppercorns, freshly cracked
1 (14.5-ounce) can red kidney beans, rinsed
½ cup low-sodium vegetable broth (or water)
6 tablespoons cilantro, chopped
1 lime
1¼ cups fresh pineapple, coarsely chopped
¼ cup Queso Manchego, shredded
¼ cup Oaxaca cheese, shredded
Roasting the tomatillos and chile peppers: Wash the tomatillos and chile peppers and pat dry. Place on the grill and char until the skin blisters. Wrap in aluminum foil. Let cool for about 10 minutes. Wash under running water and the black skin will come right off. Seed the peppers and coarsely chop.
Making salsa verde: In a blender, combine ½ yellow onion, 1 clove garlic, 5 tablespoons cilantro, lime juice, the chiles and about 6 tomatillos. Add ¼ cup vegetable broth for an easy flow and mix until smooth. Add the rest of the tomatillos and the fresh pineapple. Pulse twice until just combined. Season with salt and pepper.
Making vegetarian chili verde:
In a small pot, heat the oil. Cook the remaining onions for about 8 minutes until soft and nicely golden. Leaving as much oil as possible in the pan, transfer the onions to a platter. Set aside.
In the same pot, add the remaining minced garlic. Cook until slightly golden. Add the soy chorizo. Cook for about 2-3 minutes, stirring frequently. Add the green bell pepper, kidney beans and return the onions to the pot. Cook and stir for about 3 minutes. Season with salt, adobo seasoning, cumin, paprika, oregano, cinnamon and pepper. Add the reserved onions, the salsa verde and the remaining ¼ cup vegetable broth. Cover with a lid and cook for 15 minutes over high heat. If the bean chili is too thick, thin the consistency with another ¼ cup water if necessary. Check seasoning. Season with more salt and pepper if necessary. Turn off the heat. Add more cilantro. Stir well and let cool for 5-10 minutes.
Serve with shredded cheese on the side.
Bon appétit!
Little reminder on how to cut a pineapple: Maman taught me at early age how to cut a pineapple. There is a way to slice a pineapple without "wasting" it, as Maman would say. First, the most important part is to use a very sharp chef's knife. Remove and discard the crown and cut off the base of the pineapple. Place the pineapple upright, then strip the skin off. The peel shouldn't be too thick; you should still be able to see the eyes of the fruit. Remove the eyes of the fruit 2 by 2 diagonally all around the pineapple, creating several spirals. Quickly rinse the fruit under running water to remove any of the peel. Horizontally slice the fruit into 1½-inch disks. Voilà! You'll never buy canned pineapple again and no sugar added to the bean chili.
The vegetarian chorizo has a similar texture to ground beef. Soy chorizo is available in regular stores such as Safeway and Trader Joe's.
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Girls Aloud - Something New
I don't like the chanty bit at the start, otherwise this is ACE
On first listen...
don't really like much bar the chorus.
Therefore I suspect it'll be my single of the year in 6 weeks time.
- roastthemonaspit, cliquester, and georgiabeth this'd this
*don't really like much bar the chorus*
Sounds like they've still got the winning formula then.
- automatik and JaguarPirate this'd this
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but hmm....
I love the chorusy bit....so bloody catchy...but not the talky bits. Sing goddammit. And its all a bit WHO RUN THE WORLD - GIRLS!j0hn and CrispinAlexander this'd this
Who Run The World rip-off crossed with an already dreadfully dated LMFAO rip-off :(
it sounds nothing like lmfao
sounds really cheryl-centred, though.
He writes a lot of the chart songs these days.
Not sure why as his own songs were DOG SHIT.
It's usually the sign of a good pop song
That I already know how the chorus goes after only one listen...
The chanty bit is shit as is the "rapping" or whatever you'd call that.
The chorus is good. But the melody reminds me of something very obvious but i can't think of it right now.
This is kind of lame
but apparently it's going to be a double A side or something, so this is hopefully the shitter one.
It actually sounds just like a Cheryl Cole single
Her voice comes through more than anyones whereas before it was Nadine who was the leader. I guess Chezza is more famous now so makes sense to put her forward as it will sell more if it sounds like her.
But she's got the weakest voice
+ I hate Cheryl Cole
it doesn't really sound like something new.
I'm sure I'd dance to it if it were played loud enough, but it's not that good.
Might dramatically change my mind but I'm quite disappointed.
On first listen I reckon it might be the worst non-cover single they've released. Or the worst upbeat one at least. It's not terrible by any means (bar the chant) but it just feels a bit like a by-the-numbers-pop-single and they're usually a bit better than that.
- xilia this'd this
Having said that
On second listen I liked it a bit more and already ADORE that outro.
This may well be like the time I said 'My love' by Justin Trousersnake was the worst song I'd EVER heard. And at that point in my life, I was already fully aware of Cher's back catalogue.
Big pop faux pas
that song was a monster from the second it leaked with 'ATLANTIC RECORDS FOR TI CLEARANCE' over the top of it every five seconds.vamos, badmanreturns, and justanothersheeldz this'd this
I got completely trolled
by the video, spent 10 seconds waiting for them to turn roundautomatik this'd this
Not what I was expecting.
They have set the bar damned high in the past and this isn't quite up to those standards.
I will probably absolutely adore this in a few days time.
It's fucking rubbish.
I listened to this directly after Can't Speak French, and it just made me very, very sad. :(
Yeah, the chanting and rapping is a bit ropey.
The backing track sounds just a bit too generic to be honest, until about half way through when it gets pretty decent, and the outro is good. It sounds a bit too much like a Rihanna offcut.
This really, really needs a remix, beefing up the synthy stuff and adding a few builds and drops.
I think it's alright
it's very Calvin Harris/David Guetta, but the chorus is big enough to make up for it.georgiabeth this'd this
somewhere between average and quite good
i've always thought GA were a bit overrated as a singles band, but it's not because they didn't have the songs, just whoever picks their singles is a pleb.
no good
is it better or even as good as The Show, Love Machine or Biology? Nah. It sounds really dated and cheesy to me, at least with the aforementioned singles they sounded quite fresh at the time, well, for pop music anyway.
That chorus melody is really boring to my ears and is the most obvious thing to put over that progression. I'll be quite surprised if this gets into the top 3 when it's released.
Hmm, something weird
Nicola Roberts is eminantly more fanciable than cheryl cole
just good pop
album cover
14 songs. 10 since the last singles collection, including 7 singles, and 4 new tracks.
- automatik and justanothersheeldz this'd this
some of the singles have been equally as bad
NOTHING will ever beat how utterly shit this is.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/6/62/The_Sound_Of_Girls_Aloud.jpg/220px-The_Sound_Of_Girls_Aloud.jpggeorgiabeth and automatik this'd this
UK dates
February 21 - Newcastle, Metro Radio Arena
February 22 - Newcastle, Metro Radio Arena
February 25 - Sheffield, Motorpoint Arena
February 26 - Birmingham, LG Arena
March 1 - London, O2 Arena
March 2 - London, O2 Arena
March 5 - Manchester, Manchester Arena
March 6 - Manchester, Manchester Arena
March 9 - Glasgow,
March 10 - Glasgow,
March 19 - Nottingham, Capital FM Arena
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That's not a lot of time for Kim to practice
Given she'll be doing Strictly until Christmas
They were really rubbish at Wembley but I *think* this will be different, won't it?
Only time I've ever seen them
was at G-A-Y at the Astoria around the time Something Kinda Ooh came out. It was brilliant.
I sensed from the louder fast ones they might be great in the right setting
Which the O2 may well be.
I still have nightmares about the setlist at that gig. 3 covers in an 8 song set. 3??!?!?!!
It's still terrible :(
Is this the same song I wasn't sure about 3 days ago?
It sounds like the best thing EVER today?!
I wonder if they were ever in the same room for that shoot...
I'm awaiting the obligatory '10 best bits in the new GA video' Popjustice blog
This will be at number 2 just after the bit where Cheryl's boobs wiggle and after the bit where Nic whispers in Kim's ear.automatik this'd this
The boobs were OBSCENE
I didn't even catch who's face it was as their little crop top thing was so tight and looked like it was painted on.
The song has grown on me a little bit
I don't like those orange dresses though. They're a bit unflattering especially with their hair up.
GIRLS ALOUD have chosen their favourite singles for the main disc of TEN. Now, they want YOU GUYS to choose your favourite other singles, album tracks and b-sides for the special 2-CD deluxe edition!
*votes for Close To Love*
They cut out a lot of the crap on this greatest hits album to make room for the better singles released since then.
I've done a review, you're interested.
To keep the thread up to speed
On The Metro (brilliant)
Every now and then (pretty great)
Beautiful Cause You Love Me (belurgh)
The set list for the opening night looks rather jolly
Think ill take that.
So who went?
It was great, huh?
I'm going to the Glasgow gig on Sunday.
Can't wait.
So that was that.
Good luck to them all, they were a great band. The Ten Tour was a hell of a way to bow out.
yeah they stayed classy to the end
they were basically fantastic and the best pop band since Abba imo.
Do we think this was always the plan
or did the muted reception to the new singles spell the end?
No, this was the plan
I read earlier that Cheryl had already indicated that this was happening in her book (YOU CAN'T MISTAKE HER BIOGRAPHY, etc).
Bet they'd have kept going if the singles had been smashes
but anyway. Nadine's just tweeted to say she didn't want them to split up, oooooooOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooh.
That's not great - hopefully the split isn't bitter.
I think all the signs are that this was planned for a while - a handful of new songs for a new greatest hits, the forthcoming box set collecting pretty much everything they've released and a big 10th anniversary tour. Seems to be an air of finality around all that, and probably a sensible time to knock it on the head.
I don't think it take a genius to see the divide
Cheryl, Kim and Nic. Sarah and Nadine.
All sat separately in the reunion press conference. They were more pally on stage in those groups. Hang out together on Twitter in those groups too.
I hope it means we get another Nicola Riberts album sooner rather than later.
her albums amazing!
sadly though i'm told it bombed so she's gonna focus on tv work.
*told this by my eleven year old cousin,so not sure how reliable this is,she knows pop inside out though tbf
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If some of you would like to gather your "contradictions" for me, I'd like to look them over. Thank you. (Not fake KJBs such as those printed by Zondervan. Harper Collins is the editor. He also wrote the satanic bible.)
You believe evolution and there is no evidence for that. Where is the fossil record of a half man half ape. I've only ever heard about it in reading.
There are several animals mentioned in the KJV that are mythical:UnicornsThe "Unicorn" is mentioned nine times in the KJV (Numbers 23:22; 24:8; Deuteronomy 33:17; Job 39:9,10; Psalm 22:21; 29:6; 92:10; Isaiah 34:7). In Deuteronomy 33:17 it says the unicorn has "horns" plural, so the KJV solved this problem by translating "unicorn" as plural "unicorns." It is an unfortunate translation of the Hebrew "reem" which means "wild ox" (BDB, 910b). It seems that the LXX translation made the error which was carried over into the Latin unicornis. The idea of a unicorn probably came from seeing a rhinoceros. In the Middle Ages when fossil tusks or horns were found, they were said to come from unicorns (Gayrard-Valy, 22). At the last ICC there were rumors of unicorns in California.DragonsIn the Old Testament the KJV uses the term "dragon" for the Hebrew words tannim meaning "jackals" and tannin meaning "serpent, or sea monster" (BDB, 1072; Gesenius, 868-9). It seems the KJV mistranslated these two separate words. Tannim is from the root tan meaning "to howl" and tannin is from the root tanan "to smoke" (Ibid.). Jackals are known for their howling, and are associated with desolate areas. Tannin or "smokers" probably came from seeing the spouts of whales or the snorting of animals which looked like smoke coming from a fire inside. Our warm breathe in winter looks like smoke. This is probably how the idea of fire-breathing dragons started. The Hebrew is not referring to any dinosaurs.The KJV uses the term "dragon" which comes from the Greek word drakon which means "serpent." It refers to a monster with a scaly snake like body. The Greek New Testament uses drakon 12 times only in the book of Revelation which the KJV translates as "dragon" (Rev. 12-13, 16:13, 20:2). The dragon in Revelation has seven heads similar to the leviathan in Ugaritic and Psalm 74:14 (Gibson, 50, 68; Walace, 290). Satan is called a "dragon" in Revelation 20:2.SatyrThe Satyr is a mythical creature that was half-man and half-goat. Isaiah 13:21 and 34:14 mentions this creature in the KJV. In the Hebrew there are two more occurrences in Leviticus 17:7 and 2 Chronicles 11:15 also possibly 2 Kings 23:8. "Scholars suggest that this nom. depicts some type of demon that exhibited the likeness of a goat and was closely associated with idolatry and the high places" (New International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology & Exegesis Vol.3, 1260).There is also the mention of the cockatrice (Isaiah 11:8, 14:29, 59:5; Jeremiah 8:17) and the arrowsnake (Genesis 49:11, margin).
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Goddamnit! Where did he go? I really did want to hear about those unicorns, dragons and the cockatrice and how their mention in the KJV represent any form of reality on this planet.Disappointed!
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What: The Gathering 2 - Readings, Seances, Paranormal Discussions, Scrying
When: September 26, 2009 6:00 PM
Price: CAD10.00 per person
Customs House
51 Stuart Street
Hamilton, ON L8E 1A1
If you are only going to get out to one event this year, this is THE event to attend.
If you have been in the group long enough you will remember the last "Gathering". Almost 90 people attended what is our largest event of the year. Last year was about introducing the group to the various Paranormal groups of Southern Ontario. This year the focus is very different......
Coming soon. http://www.gathering.paranormal101.com
This site will include information on the individuals working the event. It will also display floor plans, schedules and links to information relevant to the round table discussions and much more...
Let's start by listing what events will be at this years "Gathering 2"
* 6 hours of fun at the haunted Customs House in Hamilton
* 6 Psychics
* 1 Astrologer
* 1 Palm Reader
* 2 Tarot Card Readers
* 5 Séances each hosted by one of the attending psychics
* Psychomanteum
* 6 Round Table Discussions
* 5 Group Meditation Classes
* Movies, Footage and Documentaries
* Vendors
* Snacks and Drinks
* Meet n Greet Social
* All for $10
*subject to change
Q. Will there be any readings?
A. YES, There will be free 5 minutes readings, please read on....
What is the theme of The Gathering 2?
Networking, it is that plain and simple. There are many people who have given up their regular jobs in pursuit of a higher calling. Through their skills, they are able to help many people find or continue along their own journeys. I am talking about the psychics, astrologers, energy workers, councillors, tarot readers and the host of other spiritual workers in our own neighbourhoods.. "The Gathering 2" offers you the opportunity to meet some of these people in a unique setting. Through the course of the evening you will receive your free readings. Please use this time to arrange full consultations and help keep these skills available to everyone.
The event will again be held at the haunted Customs House in Hamilton. The event has limited space, once we hit 120 people the doors will be closed. Last year we had 90 from our own meetup group alone. This year we are opening up the event to anyone who wishes to attend.
Psychics, Astrologers, Palm Readers & Tarot Card Readers
As mentioned earlier, take advantage of all your free 5 minute readings. If you have some very specific questions please take some time to think about them a few days beforehand. Bring with you any personal items from loved ones passed that you think could enhance your readings.
The Psychomanteum is back...
This caused quite a stir last year. One of the oldest forms of scrying, this technique has been used for over 5000 years. Do you dare try it?
Round Table Discussions
New this year is the round table discussions. The tentative topics are:
* Investigating 101 - Hosted by Steve Genier
* Healing Modalities - Hosted by Sue MacLeod Browning
* Beyond, The Series/Director of AUTUMN - Hosted by Stephen Rumbelow
* Science, Experiments, Debunking & Locations - Hosted by Steve Genier
We are lucky enough to have Stephen Rumbelow join us for this event. Stephen has not only worked on Hollywood and independent movies but also wrote, produced, directed and narrated a Paranormal and Mystery TV show on the Science Channel for over 3 years. Join Stephen as he discusses and recounts some of the topics covered in the show from Supernatural Predators and Fortean Mysteries through to The Divinci Code and more.
Group Meditation Sessions
Gone has the Ouija board. Instead will be group meditation sessions at the site of the tunnel collapse. These sessions are good for all levels. Learn how to meditate in a safe group setting.
Movies, Footage and documentaries
"Chasing Shadows" from SOPS.
"Breathing Port Robinson"-Dave McRae
For the first time Paranormal 101 has invited 4 vendors to attend the event. The 4 are:
(t) = Tentative
* Annette Hovey - Visual Artist
* (t)The Modern Mystery School - Advanced Spritual Training
* Crystal Secret & Sue MacLeod Browning
This years event has already sparked interest in the US and amongst groups not associated with Meetup. With this is mind we urge you to arrive on time as we have to limit this event to 120.
We will not be accepting payment via PayPal for this event as we have to charge $11.50 to cover Paypal costs. If you would like to secure a place you can send money via email as this is a free service offered through your own banking institution. Information can be provided upon request.
More information will be provided on the web site.
See you there.
Learn more here:
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Without question, the biggest high school football rivalry in Henderson County right now is East Henderson and Hendersonville.
Without question, the biggest high school football rivalry in Henderson County right now is East Henderson and Hendersonville. So don't be surprised to see some of that carry over during the two schools' first alumni game that will be played at 5 p.m. Saturday at East.
"We wanted a game where the rivalry was going to be nice," Hendersonville's Aaron Sparks, a 1998 graduate, said. "Even in '98 East and Hendersonville was a decent rivalry. That's definitely a big part of it. You want to play a game that's going to draw a crowd."
The high school games certainly do, and both sides are hoping some of that enthusiasm carries over to this game as well. Tickets are $10, and each school gets $5 of every ticket it sells before gameday.
"People need to understand if they want the money to go to the schools it's important for them to buy presale tickets," East Henderson athletic director Doug Justice said, noting that they can be purchased at both schools as well as at the Affordable Equipment Rental stores on Spartanburg Highway and Seventh Avenue. "It's the first time we've done it so we really don't know, but we're hoping for a huge crowd."
Like the North Henderson at West Henderson game that was played on Nov. 10, the HHS-East matchup is organized through Alumni Football USA. The California-based company has been in business for nearly three decades but only reached North Carolina this year.
The company takes $5 of every presale ticket and all $10 of tickets sold on gameday. Host schools keep all concession money.
Kyle Smith, a member of the East team and organizer along with fellow 2000 graduate Eric McCall and retired East principal and coach Moon Mullins, says the squad has meshed nicely since it began practicing in August.
"We have people from the '80s, '90s and 2000s that are playing together, so there's lot of different age groups. But it's kind of neat how the team has come together," he said. "We're more of a team than people expect. We practice three days a week, and for the time we get we really put in a lot of quality. It's kind of neat to see guys who are in their 40s and they still come out and play and they give it their all, and you can see if they were 20 years younger what kind of athlete they would have been."
Smith, who played at Appalachian State, and McCall are both offensive linemen, while Smith also plays inside linebacker and McCall tackle on defense. There is a lot of talent on the roster, Smith thinks.
"We've got a really good quarterback in Jared Quinn, who graduated in late 2000s. Nikki Henderson was an outstanding linebacker in the '90s," Smith, now a highway patrolman, said. "You would think that there would be some differences as far as playing ability, but we really have a very athletic team. I figured at the beginning of this we would have a lot of overweight, beer-bellied fellas, and we don't. We have a lot of athletic players who are really in shape. I think that really separates us from some other people and teams I've seen in the county."
Sparks, also an offensive and defensive lineman, is a captain of the HHS team along with Matt Menchaca, an outstanding fullback, Ronnie Pollard and Kirron Ward. He thinks the Bearcats have a quality squad as well.
"I wasn't in what you'd call game shape, but I had been training for a half marathon and play competitive tennis three to four times a week, so for a big lineman I'm in decent shape," he said. "It's awesome. My wife always says football is different because after you're done you can't go play a pickup game somewhere. I'm super excited about the game. Practice is a blast, getting to know guys from different years, all trying to work together. It's been really exciting."
The dedication extends beyond the field. Players have to pay $100 to participate in this one game, and both Smith and Sparks stress that the main issue is raising money for strapped schools.
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Clem & Louisa's Plunge Pool
Name: Clem & Louisa
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
Type of space: Urban Backyard
Tell us about your outdoor project and how you enjoy it: At the end of a major renovation project we were left with a serious mess and zero cash. Our space is tiny and we were determined to maximize every inch, to include a minute plunge pool and still have loads of seating and lounging options (relatively speaking of course) and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Low maintenance being key…
How did you create it? Because of buried services we had to build the the pool half in and half out of the ground, which gave us the idea of building a lounging deck level with the side of the pool (inspired by our trips to Thailand) from which we have stunning views of Table Mountain! The whole of the outdoor area had to be raised to achieve the no-level-change-indoor-outdoor thing. We then laid faux lawn and paved the dining table area with some old concrete pavers which we had lying around and slapped some white enamel paint diluted with turpentine on them to take away a bit of the grey. As it is winter here, we have filled the pool with some cheap and cheerful balls, just for fun.
Recommended store, site, product or resource? Mr Williams made our sheep and angel sculptures, the umbrella and hanging chairs were bought in Thailand, Louisa made the poufs and Clem made all the decks (he's the best!)
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- Jerez Test, Day One
Williams learning about new Pirellis
- Drivers:
- Pastor Maldonado
- Teams:
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Williams technical director Mike Coughlan said the team had been able to gain a good understanding of the new Pirelli tyres by running its old car on the opening day of testing.
After Marussia and Caterham launched their new cars this morning, Williams is now the only team not to be running its 2013 car at the first test at Jerez. The team will unveil the FW35 ahead of the second test in Barcelona and Coughlan said that the work carried out with a known quantity in last year's car had proven to be a beneficial move on the first day.
"Jerez is a unique circuit that we don't race on during the season and it provides the perfect opportunity to do some final test and development work ahead of the FW35 launch," Coughlan said. "Today was a good day for us with Pastor [Maldonado] completing 84 laps in the FW34. We concentrated on running some new systems in preparation for the FW35, as well as some planned set-up changes. We would be reluctant to do these over a normal race weekend as you lose too much track time making the changes, so it was ideal for us to get these into our programme today. It was also interesting to see the new Pirelli tyres in action and having the FW34 here helped us to really understand how the tyres are working."
Maldonado admitted it was good to be back driving after the winter break even though it was in the old car.
"We had no problems today and the car felt very consistent so we were able to learn a lot, which will be useful for the FW35 development," Maldonado said. "We planned to run the FW34 to enable us to have a reliable car to test the new tyres with and also try some different set-ups. It's great to finally be back on track after what felt like a long winter and I'm confident we can achieve a lot this week."


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1 hit ko is probably one of the most annoying yet best ability that a card can have. 1 hit ko means that a card can dealt a mixn of 12 damage to the other player in one round which is most likely a ko if theres no extra life or blockers. ive seen alot of players use cards like Kolos (R) to make 1hko but there is ALOT more cards than that can 1hit too with the help from many others. i created this guild to explain and show you all of the 1hko possibility cards hope it helps you in your future gaming.
standard 1hkos:
three most common 1hko cards are Kinjo (U), Lost Hog (C), and Kolos (R). Kinjo (U) and Lost Hog (C) needs clan bonus to make a 1hko while Kolos (R) is the only one who can 1hko along without the clan bonus. Lost Hog (C) is the only one who can 1hko even against soa. most skilled players can avoid 1hko from these cards so theres no need for me to say more.
alternative 1hkos:
alternative 1hkos is based on a more strategic deck building which needs the help from other clans cards. its a very unusual stratege but most players will not be expected it to happen and thats where you will get them.
the first one is No Nam (C). he seems to be a 7/7 even with clan bonus and fury he can still only deal 11 damag. this is where the helpers come in. Timber (R) from the leaders with a ablilty of team damag +1 which makes every card on his team gets one extra damag. and when partnered with No Nam (C) BOO theres another 1hko killer. only a few people will manage to avoid it but most will just be stunned.
Blob Fred Master TheLastMohicans Thursday 20/03/2008, 18:17
Okay well i just want to agree with XTeRiTz because the time it takes to win easily makes up for the fewer points that are gained. whether it's 9-14 or 15-19, if multiplied by three (because of the time three battles can be fit in) it makes 27-42 or 45-57, which are both better than the alternative 24-30. Remember that! My preferred is Kolos as he is not a Cr, does not rely on Bonus, and has a lot of power for his cost. All 1HKOs are useful with Ambre, for example Kolos becomes 10/12 with courage.
can an admin please confirm or deny how many points can be won in a 4 round battle???
Tanto89 Imperator X. LycurguS .X Thursday 20/03/2008, 19:26
If you do 4 round, you can get around 28 (I even can get 30) (Type 1)
if you do OHK in type 2, maybe you only get around 9 (if your deck full of level 5 cards)
The most i've scored is 30 points during tourny. It was a ko plus pillz left. I have gotten over 50 points with lvling cards up..lol. Anyways, OHKO can be very unexpecting but usually, the person waits til the last round so if u have -/+ attack, then u are good to go because usually can get a sure hit on the other 3 cards.
LOA_PuppyChow Guru Legends of America Tuesday 08/04/2008, 20:45
are you asking if any card, including 2 star cards can One Hit?
or are you just saying that even when you use One Hit cards like Kinjo, and Lost Hog, you fail to get the killing blow?
if the first?
then you need to meet the requirements, as in have a card either with 8 damage + 2 damage bonus, + Fury.
or card with 4 damage + 6 damage ability, + Fury
or in rare cases, cards with 7 damage + 2 damage ability, or bonus, + Fury, and Timber
if the second, it is probably because you have bad luck with random.
if you play 9 pillz + fury, there is a chance your opponent will either block with a damage reducer, block using 6 pillz(and let random do the rest) or use more than 6 pillz(which in my opinion is wasteful, and still won't guarantee a sure shot).
there are other options, but i figure these are most common.
Captnlitew Guru • » вєαυтιƒυℓ αηgєℓz « • Friday 11/04/2008, 11:21
Hey....lennox's clan have power+2, not damage+2
well it is a 1hko card as timber and fury makes it a 6/12 card
8/6 + ability+3 dmg , +fury+2dmg , +timber+1dmg = 8/12
I would like to point out one fact that causes many many other cards to become potential 1HKOs.
Clan bonuses are not activated unless there are two DIFFERENT people from the same clan.
Therefore there can be more than one Timber in a deck and all of their abilities will be activated. This means that any card with damage 7 or damage 5 with bonus +2 can be a 1HKO if accompanied by three Timbers.


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Qwest Admits That File Sharing Isn't Really A Traffic Burden
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Lots of broadband providers have been blaming P2P file sharing for messing up the economics of broadband offerings. That is, they build the networks and set the prices based on a certain expected usage, and now they're claiming that this increased usage is costing them -- meaning that they need to put in place bandwidth caps or traffic shaping tools that get rid of the expected neutral network customers thought they were signing up for. Of course, the fact that they blame these new technologies (or want to charge them more) is ridiculous. They're basically admitting that they did a horrible job of forecasting future usage -- and ignored just about every historical trend that shows when you give people bandwidth, applications and services come along that allow them to use that bandwidth. However, for all this telco/cable whining about how horrible it is that their bandwidth is being sucked dry by a bunch of P2P file sharing kids... it would appear that someone didn't slip Qwest's CTO the memo that they're all supposed to be kicking up a big storm about how unfair it all is. He says that the rest of the industry is overstating the impact of peer-to-peer traffic: "I found that the traffic is well under what some in that industry say is happening. I mean, you hear claims of significant double-digit penetration of peer-to-peer traffic, and it was not near there."