I ran across the Chosen Surfers, Meshugga Beach Party, yesterday. They’re an interesting band. Think of a cross between Dick Dale and His Del-Tones and some rabbis (complete with prayer shawls and beards – even the babe on keyboard).
Jewish folk music is always uplifting, especially played like this.
Shalom y’all!!!
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Mornin’ Gang!
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Hello? Tap….tap…..tap……ahem ™
“Kiss my butt” is now considered a racist statement.
This has been a public stafety announcement. Carry on.
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Hello? Tap….tap…..tap……ahem ™
“Kiss my butt” is now considered a racist statement.
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I swear. It wasn’t me!
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I swear. It wasn’t me!
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Thanks for the heads-up on Maine gov Lepage. Go get ’em, gov!
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Hamous #83 Thursday OC
Michael Williams would clean Howdy Doody’s clock, I think.
I had an email from Sen. Jim Demint’s Senate Conservatives Fund:
As you may remember, SCF encouraged Texas Governor Rick Perry to appoint Michael Williams to Senator Hutchison’s seat when she was expected to resign in the middle of her term. Michael is an outstanding conservative leader and he will be at the very top of our list as we consider candidates for an endorsement in the 2012 election.
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Hamous #83 Thursday OC
Michael Williams would clean Howdy Doody’s clock, I think.
I had an email from Sen. Jim Demint’s Senate Conservatives Fund:
As you may remember, SCF encouraged Texas Governor Rick Perry to appoint Michael Williams to Senator Hutchison’s seat when she was expected to resign in the middle of her term. Michael is an outstanding conservative leader and he will be at the very top of our list as we consider candidates for an endorsement in the 2012 election.
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I see that the Dems and Obama are wanting to make nice at the State of the Union address by sitting among each other, holding hands and singing Kumbaya, agreeing not to be disagreeable, and so forth. Since this is a 180 degree turn from when Nancy was running the House (I think the quote was somewhere along the lines of “it takes a woman to clean the House”), I believe that a show of good faith might be in order to assure the Republicans that they are not playing their usual role as a dupe. Perhaps Obama and Dingy Harry could agree to go along with the repeal of Obamacare in exchange for some kind words and mixed seating at the STOTUA. I might even go along with them on something like that.
However, in exchange for nothing, the usual suspects seem to have already agreed – including Senators McCain, Snowe, and Collins – the SJL’s of the right who want their photo taken with the President regardless.
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I see that the Dems and Obama are wanting to make nice at the State of the Union address by sitting among each other, holding hands and singing Kumbaya, agreeing not to be disagreeable, and so forth. Since this is a 180 degree turn from when Nancy was running the House (I think the quote was somewhere along the lines of “it takes a woman to clean the House”), I believe that a show of good faith might be in order to assure the Republicans that they are not playing their usual role as a dupe. Perhaps Obama and Dingy Harry could agree to go along with the repeal of Obamacare in exchange for some kind words and mixed seating at the STOTUA. I might even go along with them on something like that.
However, in exchange for nothing, the usual suspects seem to have already agreed – including Senators McCain, Snowe, and Collins – the SJL’s of the right who want their photo taken with the President regardless. -
mharper – Dewhurst is making noises about running too. It will be interesting to see if the Tea Party groups and Demint can overcome the Washington establishment and get Williams nominated.
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mharper – Dewhurst is making noises about running too. It will be interesting to see if the Tea Party groups and Demint can overcome the Washington establishment and get Williams nominated.
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El Gordo, just when Congresswoooman! Sheila Jackson Lee was going to get an easy aisle seat on the empty left side they want to crowd all of them together. What is a Queen to do? -
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El Gordo, just when Congresswoooman! Sheila Jackson Lee was going to get an easy aisle seat on the empty left side they want to crowd all of them together. What is a Queen to do? -
I vote for Kinky!
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I vote for Kinky!
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Man acquitted of trying to have sex with Christie Brinkley.
Apparently she went brunette.
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Man acquitted of trying to have sex with Christie Brinkley.
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Here is the Texas Tribune’s list of possible senate candidates. The one that surprised me the most is Craig James. I’d like to see him try just so everyone would know what a sleazeball he is. I watched the 30 for 30 series episode on SMU recently. I had my doubts that ESPN would tell the story honestly since James is one of their golden boys. To my surprise James came off as an arrogant ahole that knew he had cheated and just didn’t care. Him and Dickerson both just yucked it up when talking about the scandal that led to the NCAA killing SMU football. More recently, the scheming and lies him and his son told that led to Texas Tech firing Mike Leach was reprehensible.
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Here is the Texas Tribune’s list of possible senate candidates. The one that surprised me the most is Craig James. I’d like to see him try just so everyone would know what a sleazeball he is. I watched the 30 for 30 series episode on SMU recently. I had my doubts that ESPN would tell the story honestly since James is one of their golden boys. To my surprise James came off as an arrogant ahole that knew he had cheated and just didn’t care. Him and Dickerson both just yucked it up when talking about the scandal that led to the NCAA killing SMU football. More recently, the scheming and lies him and his son told that led to Texas Tech firing Mike Leach was reprehensible.
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Good morning all. Bleak 49 at 6 and overcast with off and on misty sprinkles and chill-to-the-bone dampness. A few breaks in the clouds by 8:30 gave way to overcast again by 9; the forecast for 60% chance of rain the rest of the day does not leave much to relieve the doldrums of the dead of winter. Bleached lawns and fields tan and pale are relieved only by patches of clover, winter grasses, remnants of green under sheltering live oaks, and bright splashes of winter garden color.
No need to feel sorry and depressed however, for Winter saves his worst for points north. We are not knee deep in snowbanks nor wrapped in teeth-chattering temps flirting with zero. Our landscapes only nap rather than sleep deeply and long under Winter’s blanket, and we see the Sun every few days rather than going weeks with him mostly hidden. And we can wear winter clothes in layers rather than bundling up like the Michelin Tire Man.
Come the end of March we will have lived in Texas 42 years. It was a very good move.
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Good morning all. Bleak 49 at 6 and overcast with off and on misty sprinkles and chill-to-the-bone dampness. A few breaks in the clouds by 8:30 gave way to overcast again by 9; the forecast for 60% chance of rain the rest of the day does not leave much to relieve the doldrums of the dead of winter. Bleached lawns and fields tan and pale are relieved only by patches of clover, winter grasses, remnants of green under sheltering live oaks, and bright splashes of winter garden color.
No need to feel sorry and depressed however, for Winter saves his worst for points north. We are not knee deep in snowbanks nor wrapped in teeth-chattering temps flirting with zero. Our landscapes only nap rather than sleep deeply and long under Winter’s blanket, and we see the Sun every few days rather than going weeks with him mostly hidden. And we can wear winter clothes in layers rather than bundling up like the Michelin Tire Man.
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Shalom, Saturday all
When they throw you under the bus, they throw you ALL the way under. Seems like the best Helen Thomas could do was get a job at the local Green Sheet (Coupla weeks ago), and now they stripped her prestige to zero.
Helen Thomas Joins Falls Church News-Press
January 6th, 2011 | Author: ARLnow.comFormer White House correspondent Helen Thomas has come out of a seven-month retirement to write a column for the Falls Church News-Press.
Thomas was a long-time fixture in the front row of the White House briefing room, having begun her daily White House coverage in 1960. She resigned as a columnist for Hearst Newspapers last year after making controversial remarks about Jews and Israel. When asked by a video camera-wielding rabbi what she thought of Israel, Thomas said that Jews should “get the hell out of Palestine” and “go home” to Germany, Poland and the U.S.
Thomas, 90, will now be writing a weekly political affairs column exclusively for the News-Press.SPJ Executive Committee Votes to Retire Helen Thomas Award
By Don Irvine | January 15, 2011
The executive committee of the Society of Professional Journalists voted last week to retire the Helen Thomas Award for Lifetime Achievement after the veteran journalist stood by controversial remarks she made about Israel. The recommendation will be sent to the full board of directors for a vote to retire the award with Thomas’ name attached.
From the SPJ press release:
“This is a complex issue, and the executive committee considered comments and letters from both sides. Because of the importance of this decision, it is appropriate to put this before the full board,” SPJ President Hagit Limor said.
The executive committee said the following in making its recommendation: “While we support Helen Thomas’ right to speak her opinion, we condemn her statements in December as offensive and inappropriate.”
The committee considered removing Thomas’ name from the award in July after remarks she made earlier in the year but decided not to take any action saying it was a one-time spontaneous action for which she later apologized. However when she reiterated those remarks in December it placed the SPJ in a difficult position and in the end they decided to move away from any further controversy by recommending the board retire the award.
Even though the committee was slow to act and should have realized that Thomas has an outright hatred for Israel they did the right thing by voting to retire the award though they should have removed Thomas’ name from it at the same time. Hopefully the full board will follow through on the committee’s recommendation and put this tainted award behind them. -
Shalom, Saturday all
When they throw you under the bus, they throw you ALL the way under. Seems like the best Helen Thomas could do was get a job at the local Green Sheet (Coupla weeks ago), and now they stripped her prestige to zero.Helen Thomas Joins Falls Church News-Press
January 6th, 2011 | Author: ARLnow.com
Former White House correspondent Helen Thomas has come out of a seven-month retirement to write a column for the Falls Church News-Press.
Thomas was a long-time fixture in the front row of the White House briefing room, having begun her daily White House coverage in 1960. She resigned as a columnist for Hearst Newspapers last year after making controversial remarks about Jews and Israel. When asked by a video camera-wielding rabbi what she thought of Israel, Thomas said that Jews should “get the hell out of Palestine” and “go home” to Germany, Poland and the U.S.
Thomas, 90, will now be writing a weekly political affairs column exclusively for the News-Press.SPJ Executive Committee Votes to Retire Helen Thomas Award
By Don Irvine | January 15, 2011
The executive committee of the Society of Professional Journalists voted last week to retire the Helen Thomas Award for Lifetime Achievement after the veteran journalist stood by controversial remarks she made about Israel. The recommendation will be sent to the full board of directors for a vote to retire the award with Thomas’ name attached.
From the SPJ press release:
“This is a complex issue, and the executive committee considered comments and letters from both sides. Because of the importance of this decision, it is appropriate to put this before the full board,” SPJ President Hagit Limor said.
The executive committee said the following in making its recommendation: “While we support Helen Thomas’ right to speak her opinion, we condemn her statements in December as offensive and inappropriate.”
The committee considered removing Thomas’ name from the award in July after remarks she made earlier in the year but decided not to take any action saying it was a one-time spontaneous action for which she later apologized. However when she reiterated those remarks in December it placed the SPJ in a difficult position and in the end they decided to move away from any further controversy by recommending the board retire the award.
Even though the committee was slow to act and should have realized that Thomas has an outright hatred for Israel they did the right thing by voting to retire the award though they should have removed Thomas’ name from it at the same time. Hopefully the full board will follow through on the committee’s recommendation and put this tainted award behind them. -
I made 92 and Dee made 85
In a survey of thousands of Americans, one subset – elected officials – proved particularly clueless on questions about the U.S. Constitution. In fact, fewer than half could correctly answer such basic questions as “Who can declare war?” and “What are the three branches of government?”
The Intercollegiate Studies Institute reports it conducted the quiz of over 2,500 adults, asking 33 basic civics questions, many taken from nationally recognized instruments like the U.S. Citizenship Exam, including 10 questions related to the U.S. Constitution.Civics Quiz
Are you more knowledgeable than the average citizen? The average score for all 2,508 Americans taking the following test was 49%; college educators scored 55%. Can you do better? Questions were drawn from past ISI surveys, as well as other nationally recognized exams.
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I made 92 and Dee made 85
In a survey of thousands of Americans, one subset – elected officials – proved particularly clueless on questions about the U.S. Constitution. In fact, fewer than half could correctly answer such basic questions as “Who can declare war?” and “What are the three branches of government?”
The Intercollegiate Studies Institute reports it conducted the quiz of over 2,500 adults, asking 33 basic civics questions, many taken from nationally recognized instruments like the U.S. Citizenship Exam, including 10 questions related to the U.S. Constitution.Civics Quiz
Are you more knowledgeable than the average citizen? The average score for all 2,508 Americans taking the following test was 49%; college educators scored 55%. Can you do better? Questions were drawn from past ISI surveys, as well as other nationally recognized exams. -
11 wagonburner says:
January 15, 2011 at 10:03 am
Man acquitted of trying to have sex with Christie Brinkley.You sure have been picking on Fla. lately.
BTW, do you know how to identify the retired New Yorkers down there?
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testacletesticle/there, fixed it
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testacletesticle/there, fixed it
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#12 Hamous
Is that an avatarget?
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Heh. Avatarget. I like it!
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Heh. Avatarget. I like it!
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#15 OTL, Interesting quiz, I got 90.91. Biggest disagreement was with their view of economics. They are not free marketers. He he he
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#15 OTL, Interesting quiz, I got 90.91. Biggest disagreement was with their view of economics. They are not free marketers. He he he
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#16 otl
It’s just that The Sunshine State is such a target-rich environment that when you look for weird happenings, the other states’ goofy stuff just gets lost in the volume.
Look at it this way: if you have a bag with a million beads in it, and 950,000 of them are blue and the rest are a mix of other colors, you’re gonna draw a blue one a lot more often than a red one.BTW, do you know how to identify the retired New Yorkers down there?
They’re 60 pounds overweight, bald headed, pasty white and wearing a red Speedo with their left testacle hanging out.When you wrap a rubber band around a Nerf ball,it’s hard to get anything to stay put under there.
btw – how do you identify former tractor-trailer rig operators on the beach?
They’re long-haired, with a dark, wrinkled left arm, a right arm that’s so white it’s almost transparent and smooth asa baby’s butt, and wearing a leopard-print speedo. -
btw – how do you identify former tractor-trailer rig operators on the beach?
They’re long-haired, with a dark, wrinkled left arm, a right arm that’s so white it’s almost transparent and smooth as a baby’s butt, and wearing a leopard-print speedo.Sarge? Sarge?
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#23 otl
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Nice try, but wrong. Keep guessing. -
btw – how do you identify former tractor-trailer rig operators on the beach?
They’re long-haired, with a dark, wrinkled left arm, a right arm that’s so white it’s almost transparent and smooth as a baby’s butt, and wearing a leopard-print speedo.Or you could just call Squawk and see where he is.
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#21 Adee
OTL, Interesting quiz, I got 90.91. Biggest disagreement was with their view of economics. They are not free marketers. He he he
Me, too, same score, same opinion about some of the questions: Makes a big difference if you are asking what SHOULD be done vs what WOULD (most likely) be done. So I’m sure you missed Q #30 as I did.
Which of the following fiscal policy combinations would a government most likely follow to stimulate economic activity when the economy is in a severe recession?
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#21 Adee
OTL, Interesting quiz, I got 90.91. Biggest disagreement was with their view of economics. They are not free marketers. He he he
Me, too, same score, same opinion about some of the questions: Makes a big difference if you are asking what SHOULD be done vs what WOULD (most likely) be done. So I’m sure you missed Q #30 as I did.
Which of the following fiscal policy combinations would a government most likely follow to stimulate economic activity when the economy is in a severe recession?
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Sarge and Squawk
Mea Culpa. I meant Squawk, I had my tongue over my eyetooth and couldn’t see what I was saying.
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Sarge and Squawk
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27 mharper42 says:
January 15, 2011 at 10:57 am#21 Adee
We all missed the same one.
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27 mharper42 says:
January 15, 2011 at 10:57 am
#21 AdeeWe all missed the same one.
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#11 Pyro
That guy was lucky he skated, sounds like a nutburger to me, making such a comment to an animal clinic then to claim he was joking. From the comments:
Q: What do you call it when a dog is named after a fashion model?
A: Doggy style.
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#11 Pyro
That guy was lucky he skated, sounds like a nutburger to me, making such a comment to an animal clinic then to claim he was joking. From the comments:Q: What do you call it when a dog is named after a fashion model?
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24 wagonburner says:
January 15, 2011 at 10:51 am#15 otl
100%Congrats!
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24 wagonburner says:
January 15, 2011 at 10:51 am
#15 otl
100%Congrats!
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Having trouble getting pregnant? Hire a clown.
In a new study published in Fertility and Sterility, an Israeli team has found that women trying to become pregnant through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) may have greater odds of success if they are entertained by a “medical clown” after the embryo transfer.
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Having trouble getting pregnant? Hire a clown.
In a new study published in Fertility and Sterility, an Israeli team has found that women trying to become pregnant through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) may have greater odds of success if they are entertained by a “medical clown” after the embryo transfer.
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Gotta go gang, I have promises to keep and miles to go before I Sleep
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Gotta go gang, I have promises to keep and miles to go before I Sleep
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#32 Bob
Great find! — “Medical Clown”, wonder what that job pays?
Maybe local hand guy Dr Michael Brown would be a good candidate.
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#32 Bob
Great find! — “Medical Clown”, wonder what that job pays?
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ST #2;
I think we can be charitable and send the NAACP a bunch of tooth brushes, tooth paste and mouthwash for the inevitable event. When I read the governor’s statements yesterday Ithe article noted that he refused to appologize for it. I thought, “good…for…HIM!”
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ST #2;
I think we can be charitable and send the NAACP a bunch of tooth brushes, tooth paste and mouthwash for the inevitable event. When I read the governor’s statements yesterday Ithe article noted that he refused to appologize for it. I thought, “good…for…HIM!” -
“That little faggot with the earrings and the makeup” is now hate speech in Canada.
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“That little faggot with the earrings and the makeup” is now hate speech in Canada.
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As an explanation:
I’ve been working from home the past couple of days. The IT guy at work has blocked all video (bandwidth problem or butt wipe problem, take your pick), so I;ve been enjoyingf music videos while working, thats why I’m posting so many up.
So, while I’m at it:
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As an explanation:
I’ve been working from home the past couple of days. The IT guy at work has blocked all video (bandwidth problem or butt wipe problem, take your pick), so I;ve been enjoyingf music videos while working, thats why I’m posting so many up.
So, while I’m at it:
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#38 That’s a good one but I think this is certainly worthy of consideration as the best blues tune ever written by a (really) white guy:
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#38 That’s a good one but I think this is certainly worthy of consideration as the best blues tune ever written by a (really) white guy:
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Police: Pics Show AZ Shooter With Murder Weapon, Dressed in Women’s G-String
Law enforcement officials said Friday they have multiple photos of Jared L. Loughner posing with a Glock 9mm pistol next to his naked buttocks and dressed in a bright red g-string.
Looks like Loughner was ready for others to kiss his butt as well. Yikes! 😯
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Police: Pics Show AZ Shooter With Murder Weapon, Dressed in Women’s G-String
Law enforcement officials said Friday they have multiple photos of Jared L. Loughner posing with a Glock 9mm pistol next to his naked buttocks and dressed in a bright red g-string.
Looks like Loughner was ready for others to kiss his butt as well. Yikes! 😯
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Wagon;
I guess Canada doesn’t want their MTV.
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Or maybe this one:
Or this one:
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Or maybe this one:
Or this one:
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#41 darren
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#41 darren
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#38 That’s a good one but I think this is certainly worthy of consideration as the best blues tune ever written by a (really) white guy:
Hmmmm—
That seems to be more of an emulation than an original composition, but IS worthy of consideration.
But, this comes back atcha
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#38 That’s a good one but I think this is certainly worthy of consideration as the best blues tune ever written by a (really) white guy:
Hmmmm—
That seems to be more of an emulation than an original composition, but IS worthy of consideration.
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That seems to be more of an emulation than an original composition
Ummm, any blues tune written by any white guy in the last 50 years is an emulation of sorts.
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That seems to be more of an emulation than an original composition
Ummm, any blues tune written by any white guy in the last 50 years is an emulation of sorts.
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Ummm, any blues tune written by any white guy in the last 50 years is an emulation of sorts.
To a point, I would submit.
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Ummm, any blues tune written by any white guy in the last 50 years is an emulation of sorts.
To a point, I would submit.
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Dang
Where’s my edit button?It’s right there in front of you. Cant you see it? 😉
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Cool article on nuclear missile control: Death Wears a Snuggie
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Cool article on nuclear missile control: Death Wears a Snuggie
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OletimerLin
btw – how do you identify former tractor-trailer rig operators on the beach?
They’re long-haired, with a dark, wrinkled left arm, a right arm that’s so white it’s almost transparent and smooth as a baby’s butt, and wearing a leopard-print speedo.Holy crap described me to a “T”. You forgot the big belly though. But that’s okay it is a common mistake.
Sarge and Squawk
Mea Culpa. I meant Squawk, I had my tongue over my eyetooth and couldn’t see what I was saying.Sarge would be the pasty pale skinny guy walking around in something that looks like O.D. green boxer shorts.
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Of course, as emulations go, this is a goodun.
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Of course, as emulations go, this is a goodun.
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Sarge would be the pasty pale
skinnyguy walking around in something that looks like O.D. green boxer shorts.O.D. = olive drab.
Updated for accuracy.
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Sarge would be the pasty pale
skinnyguy walking around in something that looks like O.D. green boxer shorts.
O.D. = olive drab.Updated for accuracy.
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Not an emulation, not even a bluesm tune.
But one that qualifes as being a cover that is better than the original.
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Not an emulation, not even a bluesm tune.
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OK,
So I got here following the thread from Butterfield, Bloomfield, Gravenites, etc.
And found the next song that will be banned in Canada as hate speech.
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So I got here following the thread from Butterfield, Bloomfield, Gravenites, etc.
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Holy cow. Sux 2 b @ LAX today. They had a power outage in the terminals. Planes are stuck on the tarmac (no power to jet bridges). Here’s the line to get to security in the SWA terminal.
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Holy cow. Sux 2 b @ LAX today. They had a power outage in the terminals. Planes are stuck on the tarmac (no power to jet bridges). Here’s the line to get to security in the SWA terminal.
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#37 WB, few things wiss me off as much as nanny staters such as those in the Canadian (or the U.K.) equivalent of our FCC. I know no person, straight or gay, that would interpret Dire Strait’s Money for Nothing as hateful. In context, the tune conveys envy not hate.
When I worked evenings at a pop rock station, I threw FCC regs to the wind and played the “not safe for radio” version of The Who’s Who are you. It contained (gasp!) the eff word toward the end of the tune.
I was not alone, behind a service door under the board, we kept our stash of tapes that were banned from the airwaves. The program director heard The Who one night and stopped by, and smiling said, “You do know that if we get a single complaint I’ll have to fire you, right?” And then he tossed a couple of more tapes in the stash.
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#37 WB, few things wiss me off as much as nanny staters such as those in the Canadian (or the U.K.) equivalent of our FCC. I know no person, straight or gay, that would interpret Dire Strait’s Money for Nothing as hateful. In context, the tune conveys envy not hate.
When I worked evenings at a pop rock station, I threw FCC regs to the wind and played the “not safe for radio” version of The Who’s Who are you. It contained (gasp!) the eff word toward the end of the tune.
I was not alone, behind a service door under the board, we kept our stash of tapes that were banned from the airwaves. The program director heard The Who one night and stopped by, and smiling said, “You do know that if we get a single complaint I’ll have to fire you, right?” And then he tossed a couple of more tapes in the stash. -
Yup, I did not get #30 correct in their view. Obviously we have lots of company. 🙂
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Yup, I did not get #30 correct in their view. Obviously we have lots of company. 🙂
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Sorry for my #2 post, my queen. You know I don’t visit every day. /50 lashes with a wet noodle
Did y’all see this article? Hoo, doggie! Michael Berry is going to have a field day on Monday.
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Sorry for my #2 post, my queen. You know I don’t visit every day. /50 lashes with a wet noodle
Did y’all see this article? Hoo, doggie! Michael Berry is going to have a field day on Monday. -
Gonzales is a Pascua Yaqui. Most of the Yaqui were the victims of a pogrom by Porfirio Diaz in the late 1800’s. Wiki has really watered that bit down that on their site but at least they still mention it. The few Yaqui in the States are, generally speaking, here because they fled Mexican persecution.
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Gonzales is a Pascua Yaqui. Most of the Yaqui were the victims of a pogrom by Porfirio Diaz in the late 1800’s. Wiki has really watered that bit down that on their site but at least they still mention it. The few Yaqui in the States are, generally speaking, here because they fled Mexican persecution.
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None of the victims of the Tucson massacre were known to be Yaqui. Moreover, no rabbi, Catholic priest or Protestant minister, the known religions of the victims, was included in the memorial program.
GTO: Yabut, he has Roman Catholic views. Why couldn’t he of at least added a rice grain mention of that to the catholic victims? Quite honestly, I saw some of his “memorial” to the victims. Kinda weird.
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None of the victims of the Tucson massacre were known to be Yaqui. Moreover, no rabbi, Catholic priest or Protestant minister, the known religions of the victims, was included in the memorial program.
GTO: Yabut, he has Roman Catholic views. Why couldn’t he of at least added a rice grain mention of that to the catholic victims? Quite honestly, I saw some of his “memorial” to the victims. Kinda weird.
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Sarah Palin responsible for Tucson town hall meeting arrest of an attendee. Stay tuned for more, breaking details……….
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Sarah Palin responsible for Tucson town hall meeting arrest of an attendee. Stay tuned for more, breaking details……….
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I just never cease to be amazed at the ignorance and lack of understanding of some of the posts on this blog. Everyone knows that the Indians (Native Americans nowadays) were in tune with mother Earth and possessed spiritual insight not recognized or achievable by modern religions (meaning those less than 2000 years old). In fact, the more enlightened among us now have our sights set on returning America to its rightful owners, our vision of vast prairies of native grasses and massive herds of buffalo grazing in concert with the almighty, and a few roving bands of natives harvesting only what they need from nature’s bounty and living in peace and harmony with all creatures. And you want to be critical of the Messiah for making supreme efforts to see that all this happens? What’s up with that? And, BYW, I’m getting tired of your total lack of appreciation for his willingness to stoop down to the position of President of the Unites States just for us and sacrificing his many talents just for the little people (and I don’t mean the midgets (can we use that word anymore?)).
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I just never cease to be amazed at the ignorance and lack of understanding of some of the posts on this blog. Everyone knows that the Indians (Native Americans nowadays) were in tune with mother Earth and possessed spiritual insight not recognized or achievable by modern religions (meaning those less than 2000 years old). In fact, the more enlightened among us now have our sights set on returning America to its rightful owners, our vision of vast prairies of native grasses and massive herds of buffalo grazing in concert with the almighty, and a few roving bands of natives harvesting only what they need from nature’s bounty and living in peace and harmony with all creatures. And you want to be critical of the Messiah for making supreme efforts to see that all this happens? What’s up with that? And, BYW, I’m getting tired of your total lack of appreciation for his willingness to stoop down to the position of President of the Unites States just for us and sacrificing his many talents just for the little people (and I don’t mean the midgets (can we use that word anymore?)).
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ST #62;
I just saw that on Drudge. I guess those suryeor symbols on Sarah Palin’s political map caused Eric Full-of-it to make that death threat.
Did the Left get the cuplrits in the Tuscan shooting wrong or what.
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ST #62;
I just saw that on Drudge. I guess those suryeor symbols on Sarah Palin’s political map caused Eric Full-of-it to make that death threat.
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Michael Reagan blasted his younger brother, Ron, for suggesting in a new book that their father suffered from the beginning stages of Alzheimer’s disease while he was still in the White House.
Reagan was a good dude but I clearly remember watching a press conference at the Reagan ranch late in his 2nd term. A reporter asked a question (I don’t remember the topic) and Reagan said “Well……” with a long pause and Nancy, like a ventriloquist, whispers “We’re doing all we can” and Reagan parrots it. I remember thinking at the time, “I wonder if he has Alzheimer’s?”
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Michael Reagan blasted his younger brother, Ron, for suggesting in a new book that their father suffered from the beginning stages of Alzheimer’s disease while he was still in the White House.
Reagan was a good dude but I clearly remember watching a press conference at the Reagan ranch late in his 2nd term. A reporter asked a question (I don’t remember the topic) and Reagan said “Well……” with a long pause and Nancy, like a ventriloquist, whispers “We’re doing all we can” and Reagan parrots it. I remember thinking at the time, “I wonder if he has Alzheimer’s?”
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“I wonder if he has Alzheimer’s?”
And you remember thinking that! That’s good news, Hamous. Good news.
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“I wonder if he has Alzheimer’s?”
And you remember thinking that! That’s good news, Hamous. Good news.
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The day is complete. Green Bay soundly beat Atlanta tonight, in Atlanta. Vince Lombardi was surely smiling on them. Hope they play da Bears next weekend.
G’night all.
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The day is complete. Green Bay soundly beat Atlanta tonight, in Atlanta. Vince Lombardi was surely smiling on them. Hope they play da Bears next weekend.
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Mark Levin Threatens to Sue Anyone Tying Him to Tucson Shooting
Thank you, Mark Levin! Honestly, I do not know why legal action is not taken more often by conservative on such seriously false accusations made against them. I do not like trial lawyers but what’s happened to Conservatives, and the Tea Party bafter the Tuscon shooting in vast amounts of finger pointing and outright accusations towards them that they were somehow responsible for that horrific act of violence to them clearly merits legal action to be taken against the finger pointers.
Levin, as usual, was 100 percent right.
What we’ve witnessed in the past six days has been a national disgrace.
Within minutes of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) getting shot, media members began accusing conservative politicians and pundits of inciting the shooter. This was before anyone knew anything about him.
We have since learned that whatever politics Jared Lee Loughner had, they were certainly not right-wing, and that he apparently didn’t watch television or listen to talk radio.
But this didn’t stop the folks responsible for disseminating the news via the airwaves, cable and print to continually and dishonestly misrepresent to their viewers, listeners, and readers that folks like Palin, Levin, Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Bill O’Reilly, and members of the Tea Party all had a hand in this incident.
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Mark Levin Threatens to Sue Anyone Tying Him to Tucson Shooting
Thank you, Mark Levin! Honestly, I do not know why legal action is not taken more often by conservative on such seriously false accusations made against them. I do not like trial lawyers but what’s happened to Conservatives, and the Tea Party bafter the Tuscon shooting in vast amounts of finger pointing and outright accusations towards them that they were somehow responsible for that horrific act of violence to them clearly merits legal action to be taken against the finger pointers.Levin, as usual, was 100 percent right.
What we’ve witnessed in the past six days has been a national disgrace.
Within minutes of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) getting shot, media members began accusing conservative politicians and pundits of inciting the shooter. This was before anyone knew anything about him.
We have since learned that whatever politics Jared Lee Loughner had, they were certainly not right-wing, and that he apparently didn’t watch television or listen to talk radio.
But this didn’t stop the folks responsible for disseminating the news via the airwaves, cable and print to continually and dishonestly misrepresent to their viewers, listeners, and readers that folks like Palin, Levin, Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Bill O’Reilly, and members of the Tea Party all had a hand in this incident. -
And tonight ladies and gentlemen, the Valedictorian of The Joseph Goebbels School of Journalism, now gainfully employed by the Many Sycophantic Nutjobs Broadcasting Company, Chrissie Matthews, would like to dedicate this song to the One who gave him the throb up his thigh and the tingle in his tinkle.
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And tonight ladies and gentlemen, the Valedictorian of The Joseph Goebbels School of Journalism, now gainfully employed by the Many Sycophantic Nutjobs Broadcasting Company, Chrissie Matthews, would like to dedicate this song to the One who gave him the throb up his thigh and the tingle in his tinkle.
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#65 – If Hamous says it, that in itself should be better than a medical diagnosis and proof enough of the poor man’s condition. Heck, I can’t remember what I’m supposed to do or say half the time, but I can remember that I can’t remember, so maybe that exempts me; or at least lets me know that I’m not in the advanced stages.
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#65 – If Hamous says it, that in itself should be better than a medical diagnosis and proof enough of the poor man’s condition. Heck, I can’t remember what I’m supposed to do or say half the time, but I can remember that I can’t remember, so maybe that exempts me; or at least lets me know that I’m not in the advanced stages.
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G’Saturday morning all
#71 El Gordo
What are you doing up at 3AM? Sure hope you’re not trying to find your way home or Senora Gordo is with you.
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G’Saturday morning all
#71 El Gordo
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Big Sis has proposed a new rule that would require that every suitcase checked on a US flight be on the same plane as its owner. “That means that even though you want to fly to Orlando at 9am, you may end up on the 10pm plane to Boise.” The airlines oppose the plan.
They are even against a less stringent rule that would require luggage and owners to be in the same country.
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Big Sis has proposed a new rule that would require that every suitcase checked on a US flight be on the same plane as its owner. “That means that even though you want to fly to Orlando at 9am, you may end up on the 10pm plane to Boise.” The airlines oppose the plan.
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The show must go on!!! Kuddos to the hockey fans.
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The show must go on!!! Kuddos to the hockey fans.
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Good morning all. Is everybody sleeping in today? Well, the gloom and damp don’t really inspire great activity other than must-do indoor chores and really-must-do outdoor ones. From 56 at 6 we have soared to 58 at 11 out here on the north bank of the Brazos at Richmond. A light breeze is about all that stirs; woodsy critters are sleeping in.
Light rain off and on all night and mist in between leaves wet pavement and puddles in the low spots, fortunately nothing heavy since we have enough moisture already. The mares are resigned to a day inside; Mara is looking out her window at the house and sending a message–where’s the lunch hay, and can you give us some cookies too? Mariposa is asleep in a chair near the computer desk, having assumed a comfy nest Valentine used to favor; perhaps his scent is still there and that invited her.
Mara being the alpha mare, the oldest, and the only one with offspring pretty much sets the tone for our little herd. Checking with the Arabian horse registry database recently, I see that her son and only child has made her a grandmother 70 times and a greatgrandmother 10 times thus far. He has been busy and so have a few of his kids.
Ball game at noon to be watched. Go Bears. We want a Packers game in Chicago next weekend.
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Good morning all. Is everybody sleeping in today? Well, the gloom and damp don’t really inspire great activity other than must-do indoor chores and really-must-do outdoor ones. From 56 at 6 we have soared to 58 at 11 out here on the north bank of the Brazos at Richmond. A light breeze is about all that stirs; woodsy critters are sleeping in.
Light rain off and on all night and mist in between leaves wet pavement and puddles in the low spots, fortunately nothing heavy since we have enough moisture already. The mares are resigned to a day inside; Mara is looking out her window at the house and sending a message–where’s the lunch hay, and can you give us some cookies too? Mariposa is asleep in a chair near the computer desk, having assumed a comfy nest Valentine used to favor; perhaps his scent is still there and that invited her.
Mara being the alpha mare, the oldest, and the only one with offspring pretty much sets the tone for our little herd. Checking with the Arabian horse registry database recently, I see that her son and only child has made her a grandmother 70 times and a greatgrandmother 10 times thus far. He has been busy and so have a few of his kids.
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Good Mornin’ Adee, LQQks like Green Bay is one game out from the Super Bowl. One of my guys at work is a rabid Cowboys Fan and another one is a “Fair Weather” Green Bay fan. He’s been down on Green Bay this year until the last few weeks and now he’s all gung ho. We worked yesterday and he couldn’t wait to get home and watch the game. At least the Cowboy Fan never quits on his team, he’s saying wait til next year.
As a side-bar the Cowboy fan’s son got to go to Dallas for the Pearland game and he’s waiting on his Championship ring. 😀 -
Good Mornin’ Adee, LQQks like Green Bay is one game out from the Super Bowl. One of my guys at work is a rabid Cowboys Fan and another one is a “Fair Weather” Green Bay fan. He’s been down on Green Bay this year until the last few weeks and now he’s all gung ho. We worked yesterday and he couldn’t wait to get home and watch the game. At least the Cowboy Fan never quits on his team, he’s saying wait til next year.
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Now this is interesting; Israel Tests on Worm Called Crucial in Iran Nuclear Delay.
The worm itself now appears to have included two major components. One was designed to send Iran’s nuclear centrifuges spinning wildly out of control. Another seems right out of the movies: The computer program also secretly recorded what normal operations at the nuclear plant looked like, then played those readings back to plant operators, like a pre-recorded security tape in a bank heist, so that it would appear that everything was operating normally while the centrifuges were actually tearing themselves apart.
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Officially, neither American nor Israeli officials will even utter the name of the malicious computer program, much less describe any role in designing it. But Israeli officials grin widely when asked about its effects. Mr. Obama’s chief strategist for combating weapons of mass destruction, Gary Samore, sidestepped a Stuxnet question at a recent conference about Iran, but added with a smile: “I’m glad to hear they are having troubles with their centrifuge machines, and the U.S. and its allies are doing everything we can to make it more complicated.”
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No one was more intrigued than Mr. Langner, a former psychologist who runs a small computer security company in a suburb of Hamburg. Eager to design protective software for his clients, he had his five employees focus on picking apart the code and running it on the series of Siemens controllers neatly stacked in racks, their lights blinking.He quickly discovered that the worm only kicked into gear when it detected the presence of a specific configuration of controllers, running a set of processes that appear to exist only in a centrifuge plant. “The attackers took great care to make sure that only their designated targets were hit,” he said. “It was a marksman’s job.”
Neat stuff, you need to read the whole thing.
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Now this is interesting; Israel Tests on Worm Called Crucial in Iran Nuclear Delay.
The worm itself now appears to have included two major components. One was designed to send Iran’s nuclear centrifuges spinning wildly out of control. Another seems right out of the movies: The computer program also secretly recorded what normal operations at the nuclear plant looked like, then played those readings back to plant operators, like a pre-recorded security tape in a bank heist, so that it would appear that everything was operating normally while the centrifuges were actually tearing themselves apart.
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Officially, neither American nor Israeli officials will even utter the name of the malicious computer program, much less describe any role in designing it. But Israeli officials grin widely when asked about its effects. Mr. Obama’s chief strategist for combating weapons of mass destruction, Gary Samore, sidestepped a Stuxnet question at a recent conference about Iran, but added with a smile: “I’m glad to hear they are having troubles with their centrifuge machines, and the U.S. and its allies are doing everything we can to make it more complicated.”
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No one was more intrigued than Mr. Langner, a former psychologist who runs a small computer security company in a suburb of Hamburg. Eager to design protective software for his clients, he had his five employees focus on picking apart the code and running it on the series of Siemens controllers neatly stacked in racks, their lights blinking.
He quickly discovered that the worm only kicked into gear when it detected the presence of a specific configuration of controllers, running a set of processes that appear to exist only in a centrifuge plant. “The attackers took great care to make sure that only their designated targets were hit,” he said. “It was a marksman’s job.”Neat stuff, you need to read the whole thing.
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#76 Adee
must-do indoor chores and really-must-do outdoor ones
I have totally wimped out this weekend, both indoors and out. No motivation at all. Well, I did work on my Q4 estimated tax which must be mailed by Tuesday. I need to do some shopping but it is simply too dreary to go out.
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#76 Adee
must-do indoor chores and really-must-do outdoor ones
I have totally wimped out this weekend, both indoors and out. No motivation at all. Well, I did work on my Q4 estimated tax which must be mailed by Tuesday. I need to do some shopping but it is simply too dreary to go out.
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The Sunday HouChron ran a good George Will column under the headline “112th Congress charged with restoring Founders’ ideas”.
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The Sunday HouChron ran a good George Will column under the headline “112th Congress charged with restoring Founders’ ideas”.
Recommended!
http://www.jewishworldreview.com/cols/will011611.php3 -
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SDI saw that story a few weeks ago, fascinating stuff. I’m suprised it did not get much attention, maybe we will see a book and a movie in the future.
I saw interviews with people who would know, that this was a project possible only a global scale. Kudos to all that kept their mouths shut. Evidently they did not even attempt infiltrating the sites, the worm was simply installed on flash drives of the scientists on their home computers figuring they would eventually, carelessly, use at work. Which they did.
The chaos and confusion caused infighting, top scientists “disappeared”, and the whole operation slowed to a snails pace.
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I saw that story a few weeks ago, fascinating stuff. I’m suprised it did not get much attention, maybe we will see a book and a movie in the future.
I saw interviews with people who would know, that this was a project possible only a global scale. Kudos to all that kept their mouths shut. Evidently they did not even attempt infiltrating the sites, the worm was simply installed on flash drives of the scientists on their home computers figuring they would eventually, carelessly, use at work. Which they did.
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62 Southern Tragedy says:
January 15, 2011 at 7:18 pm
Sarah Palin responsible for Tucson town hall meeting arrest of an attendee. Stay tuned for more, breaking details……….And here comes one.
First, lets review what the nice man said.
That’s where the atmosphere turned tense. When Tucson Tea Party founder Trent Humphries rose to suggest that any conversation about gun control should be put off until after the funerals for all the victims, witnesses say Fuller became agitated. Two told KGUN9 News that finally, Fuller took a picture of Humphries, and said, “You’re dead.”
When State Rep. Terri Proud (R-Tucson) rose to explain and clarify current and proposed gun legislation in the state, several people groaned or booed her. One of those booing, according to several witnesses, was Fuller. Witnesses sitting near Fuller told KGUN9 News that Fuller was making them feel very uncomfortable.The event wrapped up a short time later. Deputies then escorted Fuller from the room. As he was being led off, Fuller shouted loudly to the room at large. Several witnesses said that what they thought they heard him shout was, “You’re all whores!”
Emotional? Perhaps. A man who makes death threats as part of advancement of a poltical agenda? A bit more evenidence of that than there is that being Loughner’s motive:
Fuller, age 63, is a political operative who specializes in gathering petitions for ballot initiatives. Before the program began, he passed out business cards to people sitting around him that read:
“Signatures
“Expediting Initiatives since 2006
“J. Eric Fuller
“Political Circulator.”He’s in the same business that ACORN is and, apparently, for the same people.
Here’s the new developement. ABC making sure that the People are fully informed:
As NewsBusters previously reported, a survivor of last week’s Tucson shootings issued a death threat to a Tea Party member Saturday in the middle of a taping for a town hall meeting to be aired on ABC’s “This Week.”
For some reason, ABC World News Saturday in its report about the gathering chose to omit the seriousness of the threat and that it was made to a Tea Partier (video follows courtesy Mark Finkelstein with transcript and commentary):
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MUIR: Christiane, thank you. And again, I’ll join Christiane for a special edition of “This week,” “After the Tragedy: An American Conversation Continued.” That’s tomorrow morning right here on ABC.
Another note tonight on today’s town hall meeting, one of the victims of the shooting who was in the audience became agitated and was detained by security. It happened toward the end of the conversation. James Fuller who was shot twice last week, took offense at what another audience member was saying and mumbled what seemed to be a threat. Security did escort him out of the building, and he’s been charged now with a misdemeanor.
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62 Southern Tragedy says:
January 15, 2011 at 7:18 pm
Sarah Palin responsible for Tucson town hall meeting arrest of an attendee. Stay tuned for more, breaking details……….And here comes one.
First, lets review what the nice man said.That’s where the atmosphere turned tense. When Tucson Tea Party founder Trent Humphries rose to suggest that any conversation about gun control should be put off until after the funerals for all the victims, witnesses say Fuller became agitated. Two told KGUN9 News that finally, Fuller took a picture of Humphries, and said, “You’re dead.”
When State Rep. Terri Proud (R-Tucson) rose to explain and clarify current and proposed gun legislation in the state, several people groaned or booed her. One of those booing, according to several witnesses, was Fuller. Witnesses sitting near Fuller told KGUN9 News that Fuller was making them feel very uncomfortable.
The event wrapped up a short time later. Deputies then escorted Fuller from the room. As he was being led off, Fuller shouted loudly to the room at large. Several witnesses said that what they thought they heard him shout was, “You’re all whores!”Emotional? Perhaps. A man who makes death threats as part of advancement of a poltical agenda? A bit more evenidence of that than there is that being Loughner’s motive:
Fuller, age 63, is a political operative who specializes in gathering petitions for ballot initiatives. Before the program began, he passed out business cards to people sitting around him that read:
“Signatures
“Expediting Initiatives since 2006
“J. Eric Fuller
“Political Circulator.”He’s in the same business that ACORN is and, apparently, for the same people.
Here’s the new developement. ABC making sure that the People are fully informed:As NewsBusters previously reported, a survivor of last week’s Tucson shootings issued a death threat to a Tea Party member Saturday in the middle of a taping for a town hall meeting to be aired on ABC’s “This Week.”
For some reason, ABC World News Saturday in its report about the gathering chose to omit the seriousness of the threat and that it was made to a Tea Partier (video follows courtesy Mark Finkelstein with transcript and commentary):
snipMUIR: Christiane, thank you. And again, I’ll join Christiane for a special edition of “This week,” “After the Tragedy: An American Conversation Continued.” That’s tomorrow morning right here on ABC.
Another note tonight on today’s town hall meeting, one of the victims of the shooting who was in the audience became agitated and was detained by security. It happened toward the end of the conversation. James Fuller who was shot twice last week, took offense at what another audience member was saying and mumbled what seemed to be a threat. Security did escort him out of the building, and he’s been charged now with a misdemeanor. -
If Hamous says it, that in itself should be better than a medical diagnosis and proof enough of the poor man’s condition.
You do realize he was medically diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, right? I don’t think that’s in doubt. The question is, when did his symptoms first appear? He announced his diagnosis publicly in 1994. Given the slow progression of the disease it is entirely probable he was in the beginning stages while still in office. So what? The man was a class act and a great president:
I now begin the journey that will lead me into the sunset of my life. I know that for America there will always be a bright dawn ahead.
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If Hamous says it, that in itself should be better than a medical diagnosis and proof enough of the poor man’s condition.
You do realize he was medically diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, right? I don’t think that’s in doubt. The question is, when did his symptoms first appear? He announced his diagnosis publicly in 1994. Given the slow progression of the disease it is entirely probable he was in the beginning stages while still in office. So what? The man was a class act and a great president:
I now begin the journey that will lead me into the sunset of my life. I know that for America there will always be a bright dawn ahead.
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Why was the man taken to a mental health facility?
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Adee – using the Law of Brandons, the Seahawks have two Brandons and the Bears have one, so the Seahawks should win. The good news is the Packers have three Brandons so they should win against either opponent. The bad news is the Patriots have five Brandons so they’ll win the Superbowl 😉
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Adee – using the Law of Brandons, the Seahawks have two Brandons and the Bears have one, so the Seahawks should win. The good news is the Packers have three Brandons so they should win against either opponent. The bad news is the Patriots have five Brandons so they’ll win the Superbowl 😉
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Dang those Brandons have been fruitful and multiplied.
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Dang those Brandons have been fruitful and multiplied.
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Why y’all dissin’ on the Muhammads??
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Why y’all dissin’ on the Muhammads??
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#82 sarge
Dangit. I was gonna use that in a post. Specifically, I was going to compare and contrast Mr. Fuller’s actions since the shooting with those of Christina Green’s father.John Green showed us all what courage and poise in the face of every parent’s worst nightmare looks like.
“We know she wouldn’t want things changed. She would not want restrictions
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I think there’s always going to be random acts. I think Christina and our family generally believes that there’s a lot of good people out there and that’s what we’re going to take away from this.
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We don’t wish this on anybody and I’m sure they don’t wish this on us. If we live in a country like the United States where we are more free than anywhere else then we are subject to things like this happening. And, that’s the price we have to pay.”I can’t even to begin to imagine the pain this man is feeling. Christina was the apple of his eye and was taken away from him by a lone nut.
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#82 sarge
Dangit. I was gonna use that in a post. Specifically, I was going to compare and contrast Mr. Fuller’s actions since the shooting with those of Christina Green’s father.
John Green showed us all what courage and poise in the face of every parent’s worst nightmare looks like.“We know she wouldn’t want things changed. She would not want restrictions
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I think there’s always going to be random acts. I think Christina and our family generally believes that there’s a lot of good people out there and that’s what we’re going to take away from this.
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We don’t wish this on anybody and I’m sure they don’t wish this on us. If we live in a country like the United States where we are more free than anywhere else then we are subject to things like this happening. And, that’s the price we have to pay.”I can’t even to begin to imagine the pain this man is feeling. Christina was the apple of his eye and was taken away from him by a lone nut.
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One of the members of the Texas Congressional delegation, Louis Gohmert, a former state Judge is saying that Sheriff Dipstik in Tucson needs to shut his mouth because he’s damaging the prosecution’s case every time he talks to the media. There’s a reason nobody comments on ongoing investigations, but it looks like Dipstik is either too senile or too much of a partisan, or too much of an attention wh0re, or is trying to hide something, or is just too stupid, or some combination of one or more of the above to follow that path.
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One of the members of the Texas Congressional delegation, Louis Gohmert, a former state Judge is saying that Sheriff Dipstik in Tucson needs to shut his mouth because he’s damaging the prosecution’s case every time he talks to the media. There’s a reason nobody comments on ongoing investigations, but it looks like Dipstik is either too senile or too much of a partisan, or too much of an attention wh0re, or is trying to hide something, or is just too stupid, or some combination of one or more of the above to follow that path.
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#83 Hamous
So what?
The problem is, it’s hard to trust that ratfink son Ron Reagan not to be maliciously trying to discredit his father.
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#83 Hamous
So what?
The problem is, it’s hard to trust that ratfink son Ron Reagan not to be maliciously trying to discredit his father.
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Looks like the celebration in Green Bay last night got a little rough.
Packers!!!
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Looks like the celebration in Green Bay last night got a little rough.
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Hey, it’s the Skipper!
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Hey, it’s the Skipper!
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Dang;
This guy Fuller was a real nutbar.What are you looking for on this site? KIndred spirits and an opportunity to advocate my personal agenda promoting social justice and common sense.
Areas of Specialty: I use extraordinary persuasive charisma to interest blase, apathetic, oblivious and at times hostile voters to listen to the voice of justice and consanguinity. My experiences encountering public figures and many affluent travelers in person has led me to believe that we all are to blame for George W. Bush.
As Plato stated, “The penalty that good men pay for not being interested in politics is to be governed by men worse than themselves.”
About Me: Non-deep pocket with a lot of heart. Began life as a computer operator, military service leading to non-physical disability, unable to resume career, left main stream and lived in small towns for a decade studying library books and piano, moved into Tucson in 1994 and worked as a Chauffeur for most of 10 years, presented state-wide initiatives at libraries, worked elections, in ’09 worked at the Census Bureau as a field rep and a clerk. Non drinker for one year, non smoker for 40 years.
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Adee got Her wish Green Bay/Bears YES!!
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Adee got Her wish Green Bay/Bears YES!!
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#94 Sarge
Began life as a computer operator, military service leading to non-physical disability, unable to resume career,
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#94 Sarge
Began life as a computer operator, military service leading to non-physical disability, unable to resume career,
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Hubby cracks me up. He take blood pressure medicine, which he is very dutiful in taking. Checks his blood pressure every day, sometimes twice a day. (His mentor/”second daddy” figure died of stroke.) He does physical work every day, which is good, but he still has a belly on him. He came home to watch the football game – and his idea of “eating healthy” involved potato chips, sour cream dip – wait for it —— wait for it —– and YES! he eats celery! Usually slathered in dip, but he eats healthy, healthy celery!
Yep, my man’ll live forever!
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Hubby cracks me up. He take blood pressure medicine, which he is very dutiful in taking. Checks his blood pressure every day, sometimes twice a day. (His mentor/”second daddy” figure died of stroke.) He does physical work every day, which is good, but he still has a belly on him. He came home to watch the football game – and his idea of “eating healthy” involved potato chips, sour cream dip – wait for it —— wait for it —– and YES! he eats celery! Usually slathered in dip, but he eats healthy, healthy celery!
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And now, he breaks out the cheese. Oh, wait, it’s a LARGE container of dip. He finished off the small one.
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And now, he breaks out the cheese. Oh, wait, it’s a LARGE container of dip. He finished off the small one.
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Breaking News: Fox “responsible” for yet another shooting.
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Breaking News: Fox “responsible” for yet another shooting.
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non-physical disability NUTCASE Maybe?
“non-physical” might indicate some kind of mental problem. His Lefty defenders on the web are claiming PTSD, but he says he was a computer programmer, so unless someone can tell me what kind of activity involved in computer programming equals combat stress, I’m going to call BS on that.
There’s bvunches of folks who have been trying to verify his Veteran status since his comments on Democracy Now wihtout any luck.
They’re also portraying him as a “shooting victim” and I’ve seen where his injuries were described as being in his knee and back. That makes me beleive that he was hit with bullet or concrete fragments, and is looking for that kind of “unassailable moral authority” the Leftos like in thier victim/spokespersons—the 2011 version of Cindy Sheehan if you will.
There are also defenders giving him cover by saying that he suffers from PTSD because of the shooting, but that doesn’t wash with previous comments he’s made. This on HuffPo in response to a post made back when the lefties were claiming that Tea Partiers made racist comments and spit on members of Congress:“You are so totally right on Rob Horton! Let’s kick these freak-out artists in the pants and send the Replundercan sociopaths back to their gated communities with a black eye. Let the world enjoy the pleasure of watching “Screw You” politicians get thrown out of office.”
And it seems he brought his violent streak with him when he went to Giffords’ event that day:
UPDATE: Apparently, Mr. Fuller had quite the week for himself. Here’s a comment from the conservative blog Redstate, on Mr. Fuller’s interview with the…ahem, New York Times.
Mr. Fuller was also involved in a confrontation on Jan. 8, shortly before the attack on Ms. Giffords, which occurred at an event she held for her constituents outside a Safeway supermarket. He said in a long interview last week with The New York Times that he had argued there with a man he described as a former Marine after a heated discussion over politics. Gabriel Zimmerman, an aide to Ms. Giffords, separated the two.
Mr. Zimmerman was killed in the attack later that morning.
Mr. Fuller spoke dismissively of Republicans during the interview. “They appeal to simple-minded rednecks,” he said.
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In the first days after the attack, his anger seemed especially strong. In the interview, he repeatedly denounced the “Tea Party crime syndicate,” and said he placed some of the blame for the shooting on Sarah Palin and other Republican leaders, saying he believed they had contributed to a toxic atmosphere.
He said he had expected to see protesters at Ms. Giffords’s event, and had planned “to shout them down because I can make a lot of noiseThe irony here is palpable.
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I have a contact from our trip to Sicily. Mr. Lowry has a website for families of Poggioreale, from which my grandfather hailed. I’ve been tripping down memory lane, looking at the pictures he’s posted of Poggioreale Vecchio, as well as the new town. Poking around at other articles he put on the site, I found an article that was of interest to him because the boat involved is the one his grandmother arrived on. It talks about how the “surly Sicilians” were handled upon their arrival, how strictly they were screened, one at a time, by immigration officials as families awaited their official “arrival”. Here’s the paragraph that really stood out:
Captain Thos. Craig, commander of the steamship, said that he had had an uneventful trip from Palermo to this city. Only one death occurred, from natural causes, and not from any infections or contagious disease. The immigrants were remarkably healthy during the voyage, and they were a sturdy set able to be self-supporting after landing in America.
Ah, how things have changed. Years ago, one had to be “self supporting” to be accepted into this country.
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I have a contact from our trip to Sicily. Mr. Lowry has a website for families of Poggioreale, from which my grandfather hailed. I’ve been tripping down memory lane, looking at the pictures he’s posted of Poggioreale Vecchio, as well as the new town. Poking around at other articles he put on the site, I found an article that was of interest to him because the boat involved is the one his grandmother arrived on. It talks about how the “surly Sicilians” were handled upon their arrival, how strictly they were screened, one at a time, by immigration officials as families awaited their official “arrival”. Here’s the paragraph that really stood out:
Captain Thos. Craig, commander of the steamship, said that he had had an uneventful trip from Palermo to this city. Only one death occurred, from natural causes, and not from any infections or contagious disease. The immigrants were remarkably healthy during the voyage, and they were a sturdy set able to be self-supporting after landing in America.
Ah, how things have changed. Years ago, one had to be “self supporting” to be accepted into this country.
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Well, we’re celebrating Daugther’s belated birthday today, Daughter and Her Hubby, the Boy and his Bride, my “Part Time Daugher” that moved back from Stephenville and of course my Wife and I are going to PF Chang’s place in Sugarland. YES!! Life is GOOD! Thank you Lord. Later, Gang.
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Well, we’re celebrating Daugther’s belated birthday today, Daughter and Her Hubby, the Boy and his Bride, my “Part Time Daugher” that moved back from Stephenville and of course my Wife and I are going to PF Chang’s place in Sugarland. YES!! Life is GOOD! Thank you Lord. Later, Gang.
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Ah, it helps to read the whole article before posting (BTW – This article appeared in the Daily Picayune of New Orleans, Louisiana on Wednesday, October 26, 1898.):
The Bolivia reached the Northeastern wharf, and then the work of the inspectors began. Their duty was to find out if any of the Italians belonged to the excluded classes mentioned in the immigration laws, namely, paupers, persons liable to be a charge on the community, idiots, insane individuals, persons suffering from infectious or contagious or loathsome diseases, and persons brought over under contract to perform labor in the United States, in violation of the alien labor law.
As quickly as the name of the party was tallied or checked he was registered, and, if having successfully passed the medical examination, and having satisfactorily answered the questions put to him by Inspector Holman, he was allowed to take up his goods and chattels and hie himself to the open arms of relatives and friends on shore.
In the registration of immigrants the inspector permitted those to land who were clearly and beyond doubt entitled to that privilege, but he detained a large number for special inquiry, as he was not entirely satisfied as to their eligibility to land. About 300 were permitted to leave, and nearly the same number were detained for special inquiry. The larger part of the immigrants, however, will be examined to-day
Inspector Holman is satisfied, insofar as he was able to judge by cursory examination, that the new arrivals are healthy, able-bodied, fairly intelligent and capable of taking care of themselves. Some of them possess enough money to give them a start in life, while those who are not so well off financially seem robust and willing and able to work .
The board of special inquiry will first take in hand the case of the seventy-one immigrants on the Britannia. The department at Washington has ordered to reopen the case, and give the rejected men a new trial, as relatives and friends of those people in this city have signified their readiness to vouch that the parties who were not allowed to land will not become a burden on the community.
Again, my how times have changed!
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Ah, it helps to read the whole article before posting (BTW – This article appeared in the Daily Picayune of New Orleans, Louisiana on Wednesday, October 26, 1898.):
The Bolivia reached the Northeastern wharf, and then the work of the inspectors began. Their duty was to find out if any of the Italians belonged to the excluded classes mentioned in the immigration laws, namely, paupers, persons liable to be a charge on the community, idiots, insane individuals, persons suffering from infectious or contagious or loathsome diseases, and persons brought over under contract to perform labor in the United States, in violation of the alien labor law.
As quickly as the name of the party was tallied or checked he was registered, and, if having successfully passed the medical examination, and having satisfactorily answered the questions put to him by Inspector Holman, he was allowed to take up his goods and chattels and hie himself to the open arms of relatives and friends on shore.
In the registration of immigrants the inspector permitted those to land who were clearly and beyond doubt entitled to that privilege, but he detained a large number for special inquiry, as he was not entirely satisfied as to their eligibility to land. About 300 were permitted to leave, and nearly the same number were detained for special inquiry. The larger part of the immigrants, however, will be examined to-dayInspector Holman is satisfied, insofar as he was able to judge by cursory examination, that the new arrivals are healthy, able-bodied, fairly intelligent and capable of taking care of themselves. Some of them possess enough money to give them a start in life, while those who are not so well off financially seem robust and willing and able to work .
The board of special inquiry will first take in hand the case of the seventy-one immigrants on the Britannia. The department at Washington has ordered to reopen the case, and give the rejected men a new trial, as relatives and friends of those people in this city have signified their readiness to vouch that the parties who were not allowed to land will not become a burden on the community.
Again, my how times have changed!
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I like the dog at the beginning and the bird at the end. They seem to be doing their thing because they truly enjoy it.
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I like the dog at the beginning and the bird at the end. They seem to be doing their thing because they truly enjoy it.
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#94 Sarge, good find. Once again, you have nailed it, by finding this man’s self-description posted online.
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#94 Sarge, good find. Once again, you have nailed it, by finding this man’s self-description posted online.
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#97 TT
my man’ll live forever!
Maybe he likes celery?
The only way I can get my husband to eat fruit is if I put Cool-Whip on it. 🙂
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#97 TT
my man’ll live forever!
Maybe he likes celery?
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#100 Sarge (Hey, you didn’t shout “100 !!!”)
he says he was a computer programmer
Nope, he said he was a computer operator. Programming takes some snap, it does not require “extraordinary persuasive charisma”. In fact, I’ve never known a programmer wih an ounce of charisma.
In reading what Sarge has turned up about Fuller, the man seems to have neither snap nor charisma. Lots of mental cases drawn to that event in Tucson that day…
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#100 Sarge (Hey, you didn’t shout “100 !!!”)
he says he was a computer programmer
Nope, he said he was a computer operator. Programming takes some snap, it does not require “extraordinary persuasive charisma”. In fact, I’ve never known a programmer wih an ounce of charisma.
In reading what Sarge has turned up about Fuller, the man seems to have neither snap nor charisma. Lots of mental cases drawn to that event in Tucson that day… -
Mharper
My man says he’s eating the celery because it’s “healthy”. /withholding comment
And I was an applications programmer for about 15 years. No charisma? You wanna rephrase that? 😉
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Mharper
My man says he’s eating the celery because it’s “healthy”. /withholding comment
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A young man was lost wandering in a forest, when he came upon a small house. He knocked on the door and was greeted by a very old Chinese man with a long, grey beard.
“I’m lost,” said the man. “Can you put me up for the night?”
“Certainly,” the Chinese man said, “but on one condition. If you so much as lay a finger on my daughter, I will inflict upon you the three worst Chinese tortures known to man.”
“Ok,” said the man, thinking that the daughter must be pretty old given her father’s age, and entered the house. Before dinner, the daughter came down the stairs. She was young, beautiful, and had a fantastic figure. She was obviously attracted to the young man since she couldn’t keep her eyes off him during the meal.
Remembering the old man’s warning, he ignored her and went up to bed alone. But during he night, he could bear it no longer, and sneaked into her room for a night of passion. He was careful to keep everything quiet so the old man wouldn’t hear. Near dawn he crept back to his room, exhausted, but happy.
He woke to feel a pressure on his chest. Opening his eyes he saw a large rock on his chest with a note on it that read, “Chinese Torture 1: Large rock on chest.”
“Well, that’s pretty pathetic,” he thought. “If that’s the best the old man can do then I don’t have much to worry about.” He picked the large rock, walked over to the window and threw it out. As he did so he noticed another note on it that read: “Chinese Torture 2: Rock tied to left testicle.” In a panic he glanced down and saw the rope was already getting close to the end. Figuring that a few broken bones was better than castration, he jumped out of the window after the boulder. As he plummeted downward he saw a large sign on the ground that read, “Chinese Torture 3: Right testicle tied to bedpost.”
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A young man was lost wandering in a forest, when he came upon a small house. He knocked on the door and was greeted by a very old Chinese man with a long, grey beard.
“I’m lost,” said the man. “Can you put me up for the night?”
“Certainly,” the Chinese man said, “but on one condition. If you so much as lay a finger on my daughter, I will inflict upon you the three worst Chinese tortures known to man.”
“Ok,” said the man, thinking that the daughter must be pretty old given her father’s age, and entered the house. Before dinner, the daughter came down the stairs. She was young, beautiful, and had a fantastic figure. She was obviously attracted to the young man since she couldn’t keep her eyes off him during the meal.
Remembering the old man’s warning, he ignored her and went up to bed alone. But during he night, he could bear it no longer, and sneaked into her room for a night of passion. He was careful to keep everything quiet so the old man wouldn’t hear. Near dawn he crept back to his room, exhausted, but happy.
He woke to feel a pressure on his chest. Opening his eyes he saw a large rock on his chest with a note on it that read, “Chinese Torture 1: Large rock on chest.”
“Well, that’s pretty pathetic,” he thought. “If that’s the best the old man can do then I don’t have much to worry about.” He picked the large rock, walked over to the window and threw it out. As he did so he noticed another note on it that read: “Chinese Torture 2: Rock tied to left testicle.” In a panic he glanced down and saw the rope was already getting close to the end. Figuring that a few broken bones was better than castration, he jumped out of the window after the boulder. As he plummeted downward he saw a large sign on the ground that read, “Chinese Torture 3: Right testicle tied to bedpost.” -
bob #99;
Heh. looks like one hunter got outfoxed, eh? 🙂
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bob #99;
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Civil Discourse Fail: Giuliani, the Right Rushed to Judgment Too…by Trying to Defend Itself
In the first moments after this there was a rush to judgement on both sides. you know, left wingers trying to blame it on right wing, Tea Party, Sarah Palin. uhh, right wingers trying to fight back and defend themselves against what was really an outrageous charge…
If I were to nominate that remark as the dipsh*t remark of 2011 it would probably win.
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Civil Discourse Fail: Giuliani, the Right Rushed to Judgment Too…by Trying to Defend Itself
In the first moments after this there was a rush to judgement on both sides. you know, left wingers trying to blame it on right wing, Tea Party, Sarah Palin. uhh, right wingers trying to fight back and defend themselves against what was really an outrageous charge…If I were to nominate that remark as the dipsh*t remark of 2011 it would probably win.
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My mom comes in and out of being “herself.” For example a few days ago, I got here in the morning, and she insisted that overnight, she, her nurse and the nurse aid had filmed a lesbian porn flick.
She would not be dissuaded from her conclusion. Later when she was herself again, I pointed out that she had on a different color gown, and that there were body cleaning products in her room that weren’t there before. She chuckled and accepted the logical conclusion that she’d received a sponge bath.
She was herself again this morning, and I told her of all the prayers and well wishes from the Hamster crew. She asked me to relay her gratitude to y’all. Thanks.
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My mom comes in and out of being “herself.” For example a few days ago, I got here in the morning, and she insisted that overnight, she, her nurse and the nurse aid had filmed a lesbian porn flick.
She would not be dissuaded from her conclusion. Later when she was herself again, I pointed out that she had on a different color gown, and that there were body cleaning products in her room that weren’t there before. She chuckled and accepted the logical conclusion that she’d received a sponge bath.
She was herself again this morning, and I told her of all the prayers and well wishes from the Hamster crew. She asked me to relay her gratitude to y’all. Thanks. -
I got here in the morning, and she insisted that overnight, she, her nurse and the nurse aid had filmed a lesbian porn flick.
The apple falls close to the tree…
Seriously however, my great-grandmother would go through times similar to what you describe. On one visit, you could talk to her like you could 30 years prior. The next day, she couldn’t remember who you were. It’s a sad thing to watch.
But – when she was lucid, the times and conversation were wonderful. She could and would describe things of several years ago as if they had occurred yesterday.
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I got here in the morning, and she insisted that overnight, she, her nurse and the nurse aid had filmed a lesbian porn flick.
The apple falls close to the tree…
Seriously however, my great-grandmother would go through times similar to what you describe. On one visit, you could talk to her like you could 30 years prior. The next day, she couldn’t remember who you were. It’s a sad thing to watch.
But – when she was lucid, the times and conversation were wonderful. She could and would describe things of several years ago as if they had occurred yesterday. -
My #111;
Oops. I messed up on the block quotes. 🙁
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My #111;
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bob #112;
My mom comes in and out of being “herself.” For example a few days ago, I got here in the morning, and she insisted that overnight, she, her nurse and the nurse aid had filmed a lesbian porn flick.
You’re definitely her son.
You and her are still in my thoughts and prayers. This may go on for a while. Perhaps years.
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bob #112;
My mom comes in and out of being “herself.” For example a few days ago, I got here in the morning, and she insisted that overnight, she, her nurse and the nurse aid had filmed a lesbian porn flick.
You’re definitely her son.
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I can see Bob and his mom having some interesting times. I pray that the good times last until the end, whenever that may be.
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I can see Bob and his mom having some interesting times. I pray that the good times last until the end, whenever that may be.
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85 Hamous
The bad news is the Patriots have five Brandons so they’ll win the Superbowl.
You’ve forgotten the Law of Aaron Rodgers.
Sorry, Adee, cheeseheads win it all this year. -
85 Hamous
The bad news is the Patriots have five Brandons so they’ll win the Superbowl.
You’ve forgotten the Law of Aaron Rodgers.
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So the Jets beat the Pats,…Interesting,…Go Green Bay.
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So the Jets beat the Pats,…Interesting,…Go Green Bay.
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#112 bob42 – that reminded me of my grandmother, although her story wasn’t quite as racy. She lived to be 95 and was lucid up until the last few weeks of her life. A few days before she died she announced she was going to have another baby.
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#112 bob42 – that reminded me of my grandmother, although her story wasn’t quite as racy. She lived to be 95 and was lucid up until the last few weeks of her life. A few days before she died she announced she was going to have another baby.
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#117 Yeah, I need to look at the data again. Maybe its the Inverse Law of Brandons.
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#117 Yeah, I need to look at the data again. Maybe its the Inverse Law of Brandons.
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The Pack has to get by da Bears first, but I have faith in them to do so.
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The Pack has to get by da Bears first, but I have faith in them to do so.
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Two cars traveling in opposite directions both came across a bridge at the exact same time. The bridge was wide enough to allow only one car to pass at any given time. The car heading north had a noticable “go Bears” sticker on it while the car traveling south had a noticable “Go Packers” on it. Since logically neither one wanted the other to pass first, they both entered onto the bridge at the same time. Sure enough, CRASH! They both got out and argued for a couple of minutes. The Bears fan finally said, “you know, we really should calm down until the police come by. Listen, I have a couple of Jack Daniels mini bottles in the car. Why don’t we each have one and then later call the police and get through this incident?” The Packers fan, taken by the Bears fans’ unexpected show of kindness agreed to have a friendly JDs and then call the police. The Bears fan gave the Packers fan his bottle which the Packers fan opened and gave it a healthy chug. The Bears fan then chucked his bottle out of sight into a stream under the bridge. “What are you doing,” the Packers fan inquired. Pulling out his cell phone the Bears fan said, “I’m calling the police.” 😆
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Two cars traveling in opposite directions both came across a bridge at the exact same time. The bridge was wide enough to allow only one car to pass at any given time. The car heading north had a noticable “go Bears” sticker on it while the car traveling south had a noticable “Go Packers” on it. Since logically neither one wanted the other to pass first, they both entered onto the bridge at the same time. Sure enough, CRASH! They both got out and argued for a couple of minutes. The Bears fan finally said, “you know, we really should calm down until the police come by. Listen, I have a couple of Jack Daniels mini bottles in the car. Why don’t we each have one and then later call the police and get through this incident?” The Packers fan, taken by the Bears fans’ unexpected show of kindness agreed to have a friendly JDs and then call the police. The Bears fan gave the Packers fan his bottle which the Packers fan opened and gave it a healthy chug. The Bears fan then chucked his bottle out of sight into a stream under the bridge. “What are you doing,” the Packers fan inquired. Pulling out his cell phone the Bears fan said, “I’m calling the police.” 😆
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Hey y’all wake the h_!! up! 2nd Day Shalom.
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Hey y’all wake the h_!! up! 2nd Day Shalom.
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#15 Geezer: I just took the quiz and:
You answered 31 out of 33 correctly — 93.94 %
That I could score that much higher than elected officials is darned scary!
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#15 Geezer: I just took the quiz and:
You answered 31 out of 33 correctly — 93.94 %
That I could score that much higher than elected officials is darned scary!
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#19 Pyro: I noticed that the “journalists” neglected to put a photo or political affiliation of the perp in the article; . . . . . . . . . I wonder why?
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#19 Pyro: I noticed that the “journalists” neglected to put a photo or political affiliation of the perp in the article; . . . . . . . . . I wonder why?
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I guess everyone is busy getting ready for the parades downtown today.
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I guess everyone is busy getting ready for the parades downtown today.
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Monday OC thread is now open.
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Monday OC thread is now open.
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