Make Up For Dolls: NYX Launch & Giveaway!
Rather interested to hear about this one, as I'm sure are most fans of good budget makeup. Previously only available in a couple of trade shops, NYX Cosmetics have had their official launch in Ireland and are now more widely available to all in pharmacies all over the country.
If you don't know what NYX Cosmetics is, it's a professional LA-based brand with a staunch celebrity following which features a lot of cult products (think of their Curve Liner and their Jumbo Eye Pencils, to mention just two you've probably heard about) and a huge array of shades and colours, some trend, some basic/standard (over 1,500 I believe). Their pricepoints are also extremely inticing (some examples below).
The two main differences between NYX and a lot of other similar (I don't want to say "budget makeup", but in essence this is what it is), companies are that, firstly, NYX don't fall into the trap of aiming solely at teenagers who want sparkle everywhere - they have quite a lot of great matte products, and secondly, their ingredients listings are very interesting, featuring a high ratio of pigments-to-fillers, and interestingly, some mineral and skincare ingredients. So these products should apply well and last longer than their other drugstore pals. Intrigued yet?
Bronzer & Blusher Combo €10.99 - a lovely product that features a bronzer along one side and a blusher along the other. Both are slightly shimmery, so not for you if you prefer matte, but it's not a chunky sparkle at least.
Look here for more information on NYX Cosmetics and here for more details on the Irish stockists.
So - even though I hadn't planned another one for another 100-or-so-followers-reached, just because the sun is blasting away outside, and lets face it, that puts us all in good humour, and because the good (Great!) folks at NXY PR kindly sent me on a raft of stuff to try out, I'm going to hold a giveaway. Usual T&C apply; anyone affiliated/associated with Make Up For Dolls can't apply, I'll post it to wherever you are in the world, etc. All you need to do is comment here, or tweet/retweet about it on Twitter, or comment below the Facebook post. Simples!
So what am I giving away - why one of everything in the list (and picture) above actually (note that these shades are just samples of what's available from NYX). Well, with one slight change; I don't have a curve liner, so I'm substituting in a kohl eyeliner pencil in a beautiful shade of Seafoam Green (it matches the greens-and-blues palette I'm giving away. With the exception of foundation, this is an entire face-full of products for one lucky winner!
Good luck - I'll draw a winner in a week... Happy weekend everyone!


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Interview with Karin Konoval who plays Maurice in 'War for the Planet of the Apes'
Jeremy HsiaoJune 2, 2017
Karin Konoval, photo copyright Gordan Dumka 2017
"War for the Planet of the Apes" is the third film in the "Planet of the Apes" trilogy. Caesar (Andy Serkis) and the humans are entangled in a war between each other. The apes suffer great losses and Caesar strives to avenge his kind. The war pits him against Colonel (Woody Harrelson) in a battle that will determine the fate of the planet.
By his side is Maurice (Karin Konoval), an orangutan who has been Caesar's closest friend and adviser since the beginning.
Jeremy Hsiao (JH): Where does this third film take off from?
Karin Konoval (KK): It's about two years after where we left off in "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes." There's been a great deal of war and the apes have suffered a bunch of losses so it has been a very, very tough time.
JH: In the first film, Maurice was the only other ape who could talk to Caesar at the time. Maurice was a character Caesar could rely on in the beginning. Now, their planet has expanded. What role will Maurice play in the third film?
KK: They were able to connect in that sense of their relationship as Maurice being Caesar's confidant and adviser. That relationship increases and is more significant and richer through the telling of "War for the Planet of the Apes." Maurice's role is number one as Caesar's adviser and is his conscience when Maurice feels Caesar needs the voice of a conscience in his head. Maurice will challenge him upon occasion, not to go against him, but because he can feel what is best for Caesar. Maurice will do it in honor of fulfilling his role as his adviser.
JH: How did you prepare for your role as an orangutan?
KK: When I was first cast in 2010 of course I didn't know anything about orangutans. The research was that I read every book that was written. I watched every video that I could find. The physical training with quadrupedal walking and running was a very strenuous part of the initial preparation for the role. We also had to do things like add weights to each of my arms as I [walked] along because I'm 125 pounds while Maurice is about 300. I would do weight lifting in the gym, yoga, stretching to gain orangutan flexibility, and upper arm strengthening to do climbing. The very particular quadrupedal movement I had to get into my body is different from chimps and gorillas. I also had to find Maurice's psychological and emotional integrity as a mature male orangutan. I had to teach myself how to long call, bringing orangutan vocalization into my voice. It has been a lot of different fronts over the years.
JH: When did you begin preparations?
KK: I backed up my preparation before I knew the third film was coming. I knew exactly what would be required so I started four or five months before filming. I started workouts in the gym, long distance cycling and flexibility stretching. I would say by the time we were a month out, I was in the gym every day for about an hour and a half, and cycling a hundred kilometers a week. I was moving slowly and consistently towards being able to maintain the cardio that's required for quadrupending and to maintain that over a six-month shoot in extraordinarily difficult weather conditions.
JH: How was your experience working with the performance capture technology to bring your character to life?
KK: The technology is the technology. So it's something I have to wear as an actor: the grey suit, the helmet with the camera, and the wires all over my body. But my job doesn't change: it is to play Maurice, in his physicality and psychology, the integrity of his character, and thoughts and actions. The technology is not really something I feel like I have to work with in any way. My challenge as an actor is to portray the mature male orangutan that is Maurice. There's nothing different I have to do working with this technology than I would for any other role. It's the role itself that's challenging. The technology captures every part of my performance so I have to have more refined integrity to my performance. It is very freeing and allows the actor to do anything, but the actor has to do it. It's not like it can be made up later.
JH: Were there any challenges in filming?
KK: One of the things I loved the most in the very first part of preparation was the training for horse back riding. The month I spent training at the ranch, with Navarone, a Dutch Fresian stallion that I rode in the film, was amazing. That was particularly challenging for me because I do not have horsemanship. I found that challenging but also absolutely magical. It was one of the most wonderful gifts of this film, to spend the time learning to be relatively proficient on horseback with Navarone under Danny Virtue's guidance.
JH: Do you have any advice for others in the entertainment industry?
KK: You've got to love what you're doing. If you love the story telling and you feel like it's absolutely the thing you have to do, then it's going to work out somehow, no matter what. If you're heading for it for fame, fortune, or any other reason than the desire to tell a good story and be part of that and give yourself to it fully, then I don't think you're going to find much meat on the bones. If you really love being an actor, love the story telling and are willing to move through whatever [happens], then there will be a place for you. Trust in that.
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When using x86 assembly, it is important to consider the differences between architectures that are 16, 32, and 64 bits. This page will talk about some of the basic differences between architectures with different bit widths.
The registers found on the 8086 and all subsequent x86 processors are the following: AX, BX, CX, DX, SP, BP, SI, DI, CS, SS, ES, DS, IP and FLAGS. These are all 16 bits wide.
On any Windows-based system (except 64 bit versions), you can run a very handy program called "debug.exe" from a DOS shell, which is very useful for learning about 8086. If you are using DOSBox or FreeDOS, you can use "debug.exe" as provided by FreeDOS.
These general purpose registers can also be addressed as 8-bit registers. So AX = AH (high 8-bit) and AL (low 8-bit).
These registers are usually used as offsets into data space. By default, SI is offset from the DS data segment, DI is offset from the ES extra segment, but either or both of these can be overridden.
This is the stack pointer, offset usually from the stack segment SS. Data is pushed onto the stack for temporary storage, and popped off the stack when it is needed again.
The stack frame, usually treated as an offset from the stack segment SS. Parameters for subroutines are commonly pushed onto the stack when the subroutine is called, and BP is set to the value of SP when a subroutine starts. BP can then be used to find the parameters on the stack, no matter how much the stack is used in the meanwhile.
The segment pointers. These are the offset in memory of the current code segment, data segment, extra segment, and stack segment respectively.
The instruction pointer. Offset from the code segment CS, this points at the instruction currently being executed.
A number of single-bit flags that indicate (or sometimes set) the current status of the processor.
With the chips beginning to support a 32-bit data bus, the registers were also widened to 32 bits. The names for the 32-bit registers are simply the 16-bit names with an 'E' prepended.
These are the 32-bit versions of the registers shown above.
The 32-bit version of IP. Always use this instead of IP on 32-bit systems.
An expanded version of the 16-bit FLAGS register.
The names of the 64-bit registers are the same of those of the 16-bit registers, except beginning with an 'R'.
These are the 64-bit versions of the registers shown above.
This is the full 64-bit instruction pointer and should be used instead of EIP (which will be inaccurate if the address space is larger than 4 GiB, which may happen even with 4 GiB or less of RAM).
These are new extra registers for 64-bit. They are counted as if the registers above are registers zero through seven, inclusively, rather than one through eight.
R8–R15 can be accessed as 8-bit, 16-bit, or 32-bit registers. Using R8 as an example, the names corresponding to those widths are R8B, R8W, and R8D, respectively. 64-bit versions of x86 also allow the low byte of RSP, RBP, RSI, RDI to be accessed directly. For example, the low byte of RSP can be accessed using SPL. There is no way to directly access bits 8–15 of those registers, as AH allows for AX.
64-bit x86 includes SSE2 (an extension to 32-bit x86), which provides 128-bit registers for specific instructions. Most CPUs made since 2011 also have AVX, a further extension that lengthens these registers to 256 bits. Some also have AVX-512, which lengthens them to 512 bits and adds 16 more registers.
SSE3 and newer and AMD (but not Intel) SSE2.
AVX. Each YMM register includes the corresponding XMM register as its lower half.
AVX-512F. Each ZMM register includes the corresponding YMM register as its lower half.
AVX-512F. 512-bit registers that are not addressable in narrower modes unless AVX-512VL is implemented.
AVX-512VL. Each is the lower quarter of the corresponding ZMM register.
AVX-512VL. Each is the lower half of the corresponding ZMM register.
The original 8086 only had registers that were 16 bits in size, effectively allowing to store one value of the range [0 - (2^16 - 1)] (or simpler: it could address up to 65536 different bytes, or 64 Kilobytes) - but the address bus (the connection to the memory controller, which receives addresses, then loads the content from the given address, and returns the data back on the data bus to the CPU) was 20 bits in size, effectively allowing to address up to 1 Megabyte of memory. That means that all registers by themselves were not large enough to make use of the entire width of the address bus. leaving 4 bits unused, scaling down the size of usable addresses by 16 (1024 Kilobytes / 64 Kilobytes = 16).
The problem was this: how can a 20-bit address space be referred to by the 16-bit registers? To solve this problem, the engineers of Intel came up with segment registers CS (Code Segment), DS (Data Segment), ES (Extra Segment), and SS (Stack Segment). To convert from 20-bit address, one would first divide it by 16 and place the quotient in the segment register and remainder in the offset register. This was represented as CS:IP (this means, CS is the segment and IP is the offset). Likewise, when an address is written SS:SP it means SS is the segment and SP is the offset.
This works also the reversed way. If one was, instead of convert from, to create a 20 bit address, it would be done by taking the 16-bit value of a segment register and put it on the address bus, but shifted 4 times to the left (thus effectively multiplying the register by 16), and then by adding the offset from another register untouched to the value on the bus, thus creating a full a 20-bit address.
If CS = 0x258C and IP = 0x0012 (the "0x" prefix denotes hexadecimal notation), then CS:IP will point to a 20 bit address equivalent to "CS * 16 + IP" which will be = 0x258C * 0x10 + 0x0012 = 0x258C0 + 0x0012 = 0x258D2 (Remember: 16 decimal = 0x10). The 20-bit address is known as an absolute (or linear) address and the Segment:Offset representation (CS:IP) is known as a segmented address. This separation was necessary, as the register itself could not hold values that required more than 16 bits encoding. When programming in protected mode on a 32-bit or 64-bit processor, the registers are big enough to fill the address bus entirely, thus eliminating segmented addresses - only linear/logical addresses are generally used in this "flat addressing" mode, although the segment:offset architecture is still supported for backwards compatibility.
It is important to note that there is not a one-to-one mapping of physical addresses to segmented addresses; for any physical address, there is more than one possible segmented address. For example: consider the segmented representations B000:8000 and B200:6000. Evaluated, they both map to physical address B8000 (B000:8000 = B000x10+8000 = B0000+8000 = B8000 and B200:6000 = B200x10+6000 = B2000+6000 = B8000). However, using an appropriate mapping scheme avoids this problem: such a map applies a linear transformation to the physical addresses to create precisely one segmented address for each. To reverse the translation, the map [f(x)] is simply inverted.
For example, if the segment portion is equal to the physical address divided by 0x10 and the offset is equal to the remainder, only one segmented address will be generated. (No offset will be greater than 0x0f.) Physical address B8000 maps to (B8000/10):(B8000%10) or B800:0. This segmented representation is given a special name: such addresses are said to be "normalized Addresses".
The CS value 0x0010 is an offset into the selector table, pointing at a specific selector. This selector would have a 24-bit value to indicate the start of a memory block, a 16-bit value to indicate how long the block is, and flags to specify whether the block can be written, whether it is currently physically in memory, and other information. Let's say that the memory block pointed to actually starts at the 24-bit address 0x164400, the actual address referred to then is 0x164400 + 0x2400 = 0x166800. If the selector also includes information that the block is 0x2400 bytes long, the reference would be to the byte immediately following that block, which would cause an exception: the operating system should not allow a program to read memory that it does not own. And if the block is marked as read-only, which code segment memory should be so that programs don't overwrite themselves, an attempt to write to that address would similarly cause an exception.
With CS and IP being expanded to 32 bits in the 386, this scheme became unnecessary; with a selector pointing at physical address 0x00000000, a 32-bit register could address up to 4GB of memory. However, selectors are still used to protect memory from rogue programs. If a program in Windows tries to read or write memory that it doesn't own, for instance, it will violate the rules set by the selectors, triggering an exception, and Windows will shut it down with the "General protection fault" message.
32-bit addresses can cover memory up to 4 GB in size. This means that we don't need to use offset addresses in 32-bit processors. Instead, we use what is called the "Flat addressing" scheme, where the address in the register directly points to a physical memory location. The segment registers are used to define different segments, so that programs don't try to execute the stack section, and they don't try to perform stack operations on the data section accidentally.
As was said earlier, the 8086 processor had 20 address lines (from A0 to A19), so the total memory addressable by it was 1 MB (or "2 to the power 20"). But since it had only 16 bit registers, they came up with segment:offset scheme or else using a single 16-bit register they couldn't have possibly accessed more than 64 KB (or 2 to the power 16) of memory. So this made it possible for a program to access the whole of 1 MB of memory.
Let's keep in mind how we convert from a Segment:Offset representation to Linear 20 bit representation.
Now to see the maximum amount of memory that can be addressed, let's fill in both Segment and Offset to their maximum values and then convert that value to its 20-bit absolute physical address.
Note: FFFFF is hexadecimal and is equal to 1 MB (one megabyte) and FFF0 is equal to 64 KB minus 16 bytes.
Moral of the story: From Real mode a program can actually refer to (1 MB + 64 KB - 16) bytes of memory.
Notice the use of the word "refer" and not "access". A program can refer to this much memory but whether it can access it or not is dependent on the number of address lines actually present. So with the 8086 this was definitely not possible because when programs made references to 1 MB plus memory, the address that was put on the address lines was actually more than 20-bits, and this resulted in wrapping around of the addresses.
For example, if a code is referring to 1 MB, this will get wrapped around and point to location 0 in memory, likewise 1 MB + 1 will wrap around to address 1 (or 0000:0001).
Now there were some super funky programmers around that time who manipulated this feature in their code, that the addresses get wrapped around and made their code a little faster and a few bytes shorter. Using this technique it was possible for them to access 32 KB of top memory area (that is 32 KB touching 1 MB boundary) and 32 KB memory of the bottom memory area, without actually reloading their segment registers!
Simple maths you see, if in Segment:Offset representation you make Segment constant, then since Offset is a 16-bit value therefore you can roam around in a 64 KB (or 2 to the power 16) area of memory. Now if you make your segment register point to 32 KB below the 1 MB mark you can access 32 KB upwards to touch 1 MB boundary and then 32 KB further which will ultimately get wrapped to the bottom most 32 KB.
Now these super funky programmers overlooked the fact that processors with more address lines would be created. (Note: Bill Gates has been attributed with saying, "Who would need more than 640 KB memory?", these programmers were probably thinking similarly). In 1982, just 2 years after 8086, Intel released the 80286 processor with 24 address lines. Though it was theoretically backward compatible with legacy 8086 programs, since it also supported Real Mode, many 8086 programs did not function correctly because they depended on out-of-bounds addresses getting wrapped around to lower memory segments. So for the sake of compatibility IBM engineers routed the A20 address line (8086 had lines A0 - A19) through the Keyboard controller and provided a mechanism to enable/disable the A20 compatibility mode. Now if you are wondering why the keyboard controller, the answer is that it had an unused pin. Since the 80286 would have been marketed as having complete compatibility with the 8086 (that wasn't even yet out very long), upgraded customers would be furious if the 80286 was not bug-for-bug compatible such that code designed for the 8086 would operate just as well on the 80286, but faster.
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Lawncare professionals prefer hydroseeding or sod installation over spreading plain grass seed as a fast, proven way to a new lawn or to repair a damaged one. But which one is right for you?
Hydroseeding does not require any hard, physical labor from you. The hydroseed mixture is sprayed onto bare ground and when it is kept damp and warm, hydroseed mixtures encourage growth and germination in much less time than hand-seeding a lawn. Hydroseeding is an economical alternative to sod and traditional seeding. It costs less, is just as effective, and results in a lawn that you can be proud of for years to come.
So what exactly is hydroseed? It's a high quality mixture of seed, fertilizer, water, and Hydromulch (a wood/fiber mulch) that's applied by sprayer over the soil in a one-step process. The soil is seeded, fertilized, watered and mulched all in one application.
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Installing sod is the fastest and most efficient way to create a new lawn immediately. Sod is the mature lawn that is grown professionally and then transferred in large rolls or patches. Sod installation is the best option for repairing badly damaged lawns. The higher cost is well worth it for many property owners who don't want to be bothered by the time and effort it takes to establish other types of lawns.
Less maintenance Sod lawns demand less maintenance after you first installation. Planting your lawn from start requires lots of observation for a whole year to ensure your lawn grows properly. A professional sod installer such as Manning Tree can provide you with a fully-mature lawn that has undergone the germination and growing process. The sod holds well on an incline even during rainy weather, while seeds might not.
Prevents erosion Since sod is mature when it's installed, it instantly controls soil erosion. Sod, installed on hills and slopes, offers stabilization. A sod lawn immediately helps to filter dust and dirt from theenvironment and also removes mud.
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Whether you choose hydroseeding or sod installation, a properly established and maintained lawn is a life-time investment, adding to the value of your property. It's safe and enjoyable — even a benefit to the environment as the tightly inter-woven plants of a mature lawn clean the air by releasing oxygen as it uses carbon dioxide, traps particulate pollution and cleanses runoff water that helps restore our groundwater supplies.
Once established, a professionally-installed lawn is a beautiful, useful, and enjoyable investment you'll be glad you made.
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Missouri running back Henry Josey has rebounded from a devastating knee injury.
Missouri running back Henry Josey will forego his final year of college and enter the NFL draft, the school announced.
Josey rebounded from a horrific knee injury that cost him the entire 2012 season to show scouts this season that his blazing speed had returned through rehab. He rushed for 1,166 yards with 16 touchdowns, and was named the Cotton Bowl Player of the Game for his three-touchdown performance against Oklahoma State.
As a true sophomore against Texas in 2011, Josey suffered a knee injury that kept him off the field for more than 12 months, and was likened by coach Gary Pinkel to an injury more common in an automobile accident than on a football field. Josey's road to recovery was a long one, but he returned this season as an integral part of one of the SEC's most prolific offenses.
Missouri won the SEC East, and Josey proved his health.
"I can't possibly express how much I owe to so many people for helping me get to this position, my doctors, trainers, strength coaches, everyone who pushed me and helped me and believed in me, and of course my coaches for trusting me," Josey said. "To the Mizzou fans, thanks so much for all of your prayers and thoughts the past couple of years, you truly inspired me to get back on the field."
While questions about Josey's knee may be answered, questions will be raised about his size. At 5-foot-10, 190 pounds, he figures to be more of a third-down option at the NFL level than as a starter at running back. His speed, however, could translate nicely on special teams, as well.


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Legal Claim Filed by Family of Boy Pepper Sprayed During Melee at Pasadena Park in Wake of Deadly Police Shooting
Pasadena official says the city will "vigorously contest this claim"
By EDDIE RIVERA and BRIAN DAY
Published on Wednesday, September 2, 2020 | 11:29 am
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Attorney James P. Segall-Gutierrez holds a press conference at Pasadena City Hall on September 2, 2020 as he describes the incident when his clients were pepper-sprayed during a scuffle at La Pintoresca Park during protests following a deadly police shooting on August 15, 2020. (Photo by James Carbone)
Nafissatou Kaba and her son Natori Beard with their attorney James P. Segall-Gutierrez bow their heads in prayer before they hold a press conference to announce a legal claim against the city of Pasadena over the pepper-spraying of a child during a scuffle at La Pintoresca Park during protests following a deadly police shooting, the press conference was held at Pasadena City Hall on Wednesday, September 2, 2020. (Photo by James Carbone)
Attorney James P. Segall-Gutierrez holds the Claim for Damages during press conference at Pasadena City Hall on September 2, 2020. (Photo by James Carbone)
Nafissatou Kaba and her son Natori Beard, 11, during a press conference to announce a legal claim against the city of Pasadena, the press conference was held at Pasadena City Hall on Wednesday, September 2, 2020. (Photo by James Carbone)
People gather in support of Nafissatou Kaba and her son Natori Beard at a press conference to announce a legal claim against the city of Pasadena over the pepper-spraying of a child during a scuffle at La Pintoresca Park at Pasadena City Hall on Wednesday, September 2, 2020. (Photo by James Carbone)
Nafissatou Kaba during a press conference to announce a legal claim against the city of Pasadena at Pasadena City Hall on Wednesday, September 2, 2020. (Photo by James Carbone)
Attorney James P. Segall-Gutierrez files a claim at Pasadena City Hall on September 2, 2020 for his clients when they were pepper-sprayed during a scuffle at La Pintoresca Park during protests following a deadly police shooting on August 15, 2020. (Photo by James Carbone)
Attorney James P. Segall-Gutierrez holds a press conference at Pasadena City Hall on September 2, 2020 for his clients Nafissatou Kaba and her son Natori Beard, when they announced a legal claim against the city of Pasadena when his clients were pepper-sprayed during a scuffle at La Pintoresca Park during protests following a deadly police shooting on August 15, 2020. (Photo by James Carbone)
The family of an 11-year-old boy who was hit with pepper spray when a confrontation erupted between police and protestors following a fatal police shooting last month has filed a legal claim alleging excessive force and violation of the child's rights, their attorney announced Wednesday.
The incident took place late on Aug. 15 at La Pintoresca Park, near the scene where Anthony McClain, 32, of Pasadena had been killed in a police shooting hours earlier.
At one point, protestors advanced on officers, according to the Pasadena Police Department. Officers used a Taser on a man after he threatened to "knock out" an officer, body camera video footage released by police shows. Another officer is then seen spraying pepper spray in the park as people run in different directions.
"Another officer just maced the crowd, which included my client," attorney James Segall-Gutierrez said during a news conference outside the Pasadena City Hall Wednesday morning.
The mother of the child, Nafissa Kaba, later used her own pepper spray to spray the officer, police said. She was not arrested.
"The claim alleges that the Pasadena Police Department, in inviolation of our client's First Amendments rights of speech and assembly, crossed into the park and maced him without justification," the attorney said.
"They were not interrupting the investigation. They weren't throwing things or interfering in any manner," Segall-Gutierrez said. "[Police] had no reason to cross into the park and push people out, or into the center of the park. They just didn't want to hear them saying, 'Black lives matter.' They just didn't want to hear them saying, 'stop killing Black men.'"
Police said an officer used pepper spray to keep back the advancing crowd as fellow officers took the man who had just been subdued with a Taser into custody.
"The crowd that gathered after the officer involved shooting was understandably emotional, and additional officers were called to assist with securing the shooting scene to prevent contamination of the evidence," city spokeswoman Lisa Derderian said. "There were a few individuals in the crowd who became increasingly aggressive towards officers and as the situation escalated, officers used a Taser on one of these individuals after threats of violence were made and pepper spray was also used to disperse the encroaching crowd."
"When it was learned the child had been exposed, paramedics were called, she said. "The child's mother took the opportunity to spray officers with her own pepper spray as the officers were calling for paramedics."
The child told paramedics that he was exposed to the pepper spray "when he ran towards the crowd of people who were sprayed with the pepper spray, to look for his mother who he believed to be involved in the altercation with officers," Derderian said. "It is truly unfortunate that a young child was involved in this incident at all."
The claim, which is a precursor to a lawsuit, seeks unspecified damages. But the attorney said it also sought institutional change within the department, alleging a pattern of mistreatment of people of color.
"We don't just want the medical bills paid, we want reform in the city of Pasadena in the treatment of African Americans," Segall-Gutierrez said.
The boy himself did not wish to speak with reporters about the incident.
"It affected him mentally and physically," his mother said. "His eyes were burning really bad. He complained about his throat burning. I kept trying to clean his eyes out with water, but it didn't go away for a few days."
"He's afraid of the police. He doesn't really want to go to the park," she said.
Under state law, the city has 30 days to respond to the claim before a formal lawsuit can be initiated.
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Q: Isolating client-side view from the server-side controller/model using DWR I had a look at DWR  for hosting remote client server communication. Is there a mechanism where I can connect an html file (physically present at an external client machine) to a POJO present (physically) at the server side?
My intention is to let external clients change the view but give them access to the classes defined in dwr.xml.
please let me know if my intentions are not clearly put up.

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At Dreamforce this year, Salesforce made an interesting announcement beyond its usual product updates and industry vision: it revealed that every Salesforce office now includes a dedicated meditation room. As someone who has spent time working for the Dalai Lama and learning the power of focus firsthand, I've developed a lot of respect for how important mental clarity is for success. But it's not something you hear discussed very often in the world of sales.
Sales is a stressful occupation. In a survey by online career database PayScale, sales account manager was ranked as the second most stressful job, with 73 percent of respondents rating the role as "highly stressful." Salespeople are under a lot of pressure to meet quota, convert quickly, and keep approval rankings high.
In my experience, stress can be both helpful and hurtful, depending on how it is managed. The right type of pressure can build competition and motivation, while the wrong kind can be paralyzing. As Salesforce's investment in meditation rooms suggests, it's never helpful to become entirely consumed with worries. Instead, organizations and salespeople themselves should focus on facilitating motivation and dispelling unnecessary obstacles to sales success.
Stress can be beneficial for salespeople for the same reason commissions, sales incentives trips, and internal competition are effective: it drives activity. When managers heighten the pressure slightly by setting ambitious goals or creating competitive environments, they're triggering a type of stress that actually helps bring about better results. Many salespeople actually even appreciate the push, as it enables them to achieve their full potential.
The art lies in actually harnessing those benefits. For sales managers, that means understanding which goals are realistic and setting ones that stretch--but don't dishearten--each team member. One good way to do this is to harness the power of analytics. Managers should research and decide which key performance indicators are most important to their business and then plot them against each rep's past performance in those areas. The longer leaders track, the more information they'll have about how the average reps perform and which factors make the biggest impact on success.
For reps, processing stress positively means tapping into the energy it brings and accepting the challenge. You'll typically find that a top performing sales rep will do this naturally, creating a sense of urgency for themselves by setting private goals, participating in internal competitions to hold themselves accountable, or benchmarking against someone that consistently performs well. Lower performing reps may have harder time channeling their stress into positive energy if expectations and the path to meet those expectations aren't clear.
Find ways to balance the way you motivate your reps at all levels. For your higher performing reps set expectations but give them more flexibility to set even higher goals for themselves so they can reach their full-potential. And for lower performing reps, make sure to put some formalized structure in place, incentivizing them to meet daily goals and celebrate small wins. This will keep them engaged and less focused on past losses and end of quarter goals, but rather on what they can control in the moment to help them get back on track.
It's well understood that employee happiness should be a top priority for any employer, and sales organizations are no exception. Overstressed employees aren't good for morale or for revenue. Research from the Bridge Group found that companies with higher attrition also saw 12 percent lower quota attainment than their more retention-minded peers. That means that dealing with bad stress is both an ethical responsibility and a business imperative for sales leaders.
Mitigating stress requires one of two things: less pressure or more resources. Those resources might be mentors, educational tools, or software to help alleviate busy work. Automation tools in particular can save reps huge amounts of time (thereby relieving some stress) and also elevate the nature of their work so that they're more engaged. Aberdeen found that salespeople spend nine percent less time looking up information year-over-year when they use a sales intelligence solution.
In addition to making workloads more manageable, businesses can moderate employee stress by doing as Salesforce did and supporting positive health habits, promoting a culture of work-life balance, or funding gym memberships. They should also have processes in place so that employees have a way to vocalize their problems if they do become too overwhelmed and can no longer function productively. Salespeople themselves should also be responsible for monitoring their workload and recognizing when they've passed the threshold of productivity.
Stress is a major part of salespeople's lives, but it's not something the industry often talks about. Identifying different types of stress and breaking them down into actionable items is the only way to ensure salespeople stay motivated, focused, and most importantly, sane.


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Wait wait wait wait hold on, do you mean to tell us that Lil Wayne didn't kick off his performance with an extended five-second string of expletives? Because this uncensored version of his performance with Drake, Eminem and Travis Barker is telling us otherwise. What's up with all the unnecessary censorship, dudes? To be honest, we always thought, Hey, the Grammys might be increasingly irrelevant, but it's probably still pretty exciting to go to, right? This year we got lectured about downloading music, watched Pink spin around in circles for an hour-and-a-half and got bummed out by everyone's obsession with downtuned electric guitar. At least Jamie Foxx and Drake had a good time. Also, Taylor Swift dropped a Grammy and finally proved that the plastic ones we made for ourselves in 1994 are much closer to the real thing than we thought. And Phoenix got their Best Alt Rock Grammy from Tia Carrere in an empty room. (video via Nah Right)
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1611 King James
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A translation of the four Gospels, from the Syriac of the Sinaitic palimpsest.
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About 340,000 cross references that identify commonalities between different parts of the Bible (chains of similar themes, words, events or people).
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Parallel Hebrew Old Testament.
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The Chaldee paraphrase on the prophet Isaiah, translated by Rev. C. W. H. Pauli in 1871.
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Rabbinical translations of the books of Matthew and Hebrews.
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Contents of the Soncino Babylonian Talmud.
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Yiddish Bible
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Greek Interlinear Bible
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DSS Digital Library
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DSS Isaiah
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The Tetragrammaton & Digrammaton as noted in the Dead Sea Scrolls
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Resource that provides explanations of what words meant 600 to 2,000 years ago.
Hebrew Dictionary
An online dictionary with a sample of useful words that are spelled slightly differently without Nikud (vowels).
The complete contents of the 12-volume Jewish encyclopedia, which was originally published between 1901-1906.
New Testament History
The development of the canon of the New Testament.
Apocryphal and Pseudepigraphal Texts
Gospel of Barnabas
The Gospel of Barnabas is an apocryphal gospel. That is, it is a life of Jesus purportedly written by a first-hand observer that is at variance with the picture(s) presented in the Bible.
Hebrew Jasher
The apochrypal book of Jasher translated from a Hebrew book printed in 1613. There are several (as many as five) separate works by this title, all composed much later than Biblical times.
A collection of documents/writings that in some form have been classified as holy.
Early Christian Writings & Classics
A collection of Christian writings that are believed to have been written in the first, second and third centuries.
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A collection of Jewish documents from antiquity with translations, introductions, and links.
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Apocrypha In Greek
A set of texts included in the Latin Vulgate and Septuagint but not in the Hebrew Bible.
The Vulgate is a late 4th-century Latin translation of the Bible that was to become the Catholic Church's officially promulgated Latin version of the Bible during the 16th century.
The Islamic sacred book, believed to be the word of God as dictated to Muhammad by the archangel Gabriel and written down in Arabic.
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We are looking for a tutor to work with our little girl from the start of September for 10 hours a week in Arklow, Co Wicklow.
She generally has a calm disposition but is ´own agenda´. However, we do believe there is lots of potential there and we are working extremely hard with her ourselves and seeing plenty of improvement.
She attends mainstream creche in the afternoons (5 hours, 5 days a week).
Mum is PECS trained and has all the resources cut, velcro attached, and ready to use should PECs be the road we go down.
However there are lots of encouraging signs that speech will come. She mutters or hums along to nursery rhymes and we can identify which one she is singing. She also counts 1,2,3 - unclear but still recognisable and also attempts some other words.
Parents are very devoted and willing to try any method and will give 100% support to tutor.
Working environment is very pleasant and private. The house is very spacious and certain rooms can be dedicated for tuition so that tutor can work in privacy with no interruption. I have an infant table and chairs which are very useful and all kinds of toys that were recommended over time such as toy kitchen and so forth. There is a large private garden and tarmac area outside and patio steps, so plenty of scope for working with.
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When children are playing and engaging in learning sessions, the furniture around them should have the ability to give them a good experience. Tables, cabinets, chairs, and stations for changing diapers are among the furniture you need to have in your daycare. You should ensure that your daycare offers safety to all the children since it will allow parents to have peace of mind when they leave them to go to work. Taking care of several children on a full-time basis is a huge task that should be respected. Young children and toddlers are always running around doing something. It is therefore important to ensure that they are in an environment that cannot pose any danger to them. This article will give you a few guidelines that are useful in selecting the different types of furniture for your daycare.
It is vital that you choose chairs that are of the right sizes. By now, you have seen different kinds of chairs in terms of the material they are made of their shapes and sizes. As a result, you should select chairs that children can easily sit on without any struggles as they engage in their daily discoveries. Additionally, to complement the look of the room, choose chairs that are colorful so that the room will appeal to all the children. Children find colorful objects entertaining and are also able to learn colors easily. The right sizes of chairs are those that allow children to rest their feet on the floor once they are seated which means you need to look for short chairs. Since you will be taking care of children that are of different ages, you will need chairs of different sizes. Therefore, carry out enough research that will help you meet the recommended chair size by your state.
Ensure that you select tables that are of the appropriate height that can be used by young children. The recommended distance between the chair and the table is roughly one foot. For children to be in a state of comfort as they sit, they should be able to place their legs under the table which is why this space is necessary. It also ensures that children can rest their hands on the table when sitting in a relaxed position. When choosing tables, you will need to be mindful of any children that could require special treatment. Select tables that are higher to give space for a wheelchair to fit in perfectly. The age of the children you are going to be taking care of in your daycare is what helps you in determining the most suitable sizes of chairs and tables.


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WH SOURCE: Libyan Attack was a Botched Kidnapping Attempt Ordered By OBAMA!
Jay Leno: "Obama's New Policy for Questions About Libya... Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
During times of crisis,Americans rightfully expect their president to be many things,including an Empathizer-in-Chief.
Given that his presidency has been a complete failure when it comes to the economy,foreign policy,transparency,and job creation,one could only hope Obama would have tried a little harder to show us he can feel our pain. But,some things can't be faked. Empathy is one of them.
Ask Charles Woods,the father of the slain Navy Seal hero Tyrone Woods,who was killed during the September 11,2012 terrorist attacks in Benghazi,Libya.
Dead fish. Okay,I get the lack of eye contact,considering certain facts and emails continue to surface pointing toward a full-fledged cover-up,but a "dead fish"handshake? Wow.
We now know the CIA was denied the help they needed,although assistance was not far away. Presumably under the direction of CIA director David Petraeus,the CIA put out a statement on October 26 clarifying that the CIA had nothing to do with the decision to deny help,hence bouncing the blame back in the lap of the one whom the buck is always supposed to stop (the president).
Hours later,President Obama hopped on his jet to entertain followers at a campaign rally in Las Vegas. He began his remarks speaking to the "tough day we had today…"How nice it would have been if Tyrone Woods and three others could have lived to talk about theirs.
WHAT IS THE TRUTH BARRY?
We all remember Obama's Fast and Furious debacle where he was running guns to Mexican drug cartels and then invoked executive privilege to keep all the documents out of the public's hands.
What if Obama was at it again,except this time instead of arming Mexican drug cartels,he was arming Syrian rebels?
That is exactly what he was doing.
The night Ambassador Stevens was murdered,Stevens was negotiating with the Turkish consul general for a shipment of thousands of Libyan shoulder-fired missiles to Syria,Turkey being the middle man for the nefarious enterprise.
Now we know why Obama literally watched Americans get slaughtered in real time. Now we know why the former SEALs Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty at the CIA annex a mile away from the Libyan consulate were ordered to "stand down" and not provide help—an order they eventually ignored to save the lives of twenty people—an order that cost them their lives.
Now we know why Obama and Hillary Clinton concocted a ridiculous story of a protest turned violent due to some obscure anti-Muslim video.
The truth is coming out and is slowly closing around one Barack Hussein Obama.
BREAKING!...OBAMA'S OCTOBER SURPRISE FALLS APART...OBAMA'S BOTCHED KIDNAPPING OF AMBASSADOR STEVENS...AS OBAMA NEGOTIATED A PRISONER SWAP WITH THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD!!!!
This cover-up, like that in Watergate, goes right to the top. What's being covered up is much worse than a "third rate burglary."
Benghazi Coverup Much Worse Than "Third-rate Burglary"
The latest to go thumpity thump are journalists who trumpeted the administration's excuse that faulty intelligence is why the president said for so long the attack on our consulate in Benghazi was a "spontaneous" protest over a Youtube video.
The heroes on the ground called for help – Obama did nothing.
Tyrone Woods was screaming for air support and Barack Obama did nothing.
Hannity later said there are three tapes the Obama administration is holding onto including audio of Tyrone Woods begging for air support.
Let's hope the impeachment proceedings begin before Obama leaves office in January.
Bombshell emails could be revealed within the next two days.
After noting that the rumor, if true, would have a substantial impact on the presidential election, Gingrich pointed to another possible "October surprise" in the coming days.
"The other big story, I think, that is going to break is on corruption and extraordinary waste in the solar power grants and direct involvement by the Obama White House, including the president, in the solar panel grants involving billions of dollars, and I suspect that's going to break Wednesday and Thursday of this week," Gingrich added.
Did Obama Write Anti-Semitic Poetry?
There is a massive cover-up under way in the White House.
You know who doesn't like getting thrown under the bus? The CIA.
You know what the CIA does when you try to throw it under the bus? They get even — quickly, quietly, and with fatal consequences.
That seems the most logical explanation for the torrent of information pouring out this week (unless Hillary Rodham Clinton — also thrown under the bus by President Obama — is scrapping any chance of ever running for president again and is simply setting the whole administration on fire, along with her legacy as secretary of state).
Make no mistake, though: There is a massive cover-up under way in the White House.
Nothing else can explain the endless contradictions over the attack that left the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans dead. The White House has already had to rewrite the entire narrative once, holding a late night conference call with reporters just before a House hearing two weeks ago in which State Department officials told a whole new tale: There was no "spontaneous" protest over some anti-Islam video posted on YouTube. Instead, there were dozens of heavily armed terrorists who poured over a 9-foot-high fence covered with barbed wire to attack America on 9/11.
Last week, Mr. Obama told another bald-faced lie when he declared at the presidential debate that he had termed the attack "terrorist" in a Rose Garden address the next day. He did no such thing; in fact, the White House and State Department took nearly two weeks to acknowledge it was a terrorist attack (all the while pushing the spontaneous protest and video canards).
Former Navy SEAL Tyrone Woods and two others ignored the absurd order — Americans were under attack — swooped into the consulate and evacuated those stranded there. Mr. Woods and another former Navy SEAL would die seven hours later in mortar attacks.
No help was sent, even though quick-strike teams were poised an hour away in Italy.
The White House sought to divert blame, set up fantastical red herrings like spontaneous protesters (armed with mortars and RPGs!?) and anti-Islam videos posted on YouTube.
But the CIA doesn't like taking the fall for mistakes by the president and his top aides, and they get even quickly, quietly, and with fatal consequences.
• Joseph Curl covered the White House and politics for a decade for The Washington Times. He can be reached at jcurl@washingtontimes.com.
U.S. Army General David Petraeus was commissioned into the infantry as a second lieutenant after graduating from Military Academy at West Point in 1974. He served the military in a number of capacities before being appointed by President Bush in 2007 to lead the American military "surge" in Iraq. He was nominated by President Obama to serve as the Director of the CIA in 2011.
Catherine Herridge is the reporter who has been busting this whole story wide-open from the beginning.
Excerpted from Catherine Herridge's report today (Oct 29) in Fox News: Two days after the deadly Libya terror attack, representatives of the FBI and National Counterterrorism Center gave Capitol Hill briefings in which they said the evidence supported an Al Qaeda or Al Qaeda-affiliated attack, Fox News has learned.
The description of the attack by those in the Sept. 13 briefings stands in stark contrast to the now controversial briefing on Capitol Hill by CIA Director David Petraeus the following day — and raises even more questions about why Petraeus described the attack as tied to a demonstration.
The Sept. 13 assessment was based on intercepts that included individuals, believed to have participated in the attack, who were celebratory — as well as a claim of responsibility.
The FBI and NCTC did not immediately respond to a request from Fox News for comment.
On Capitol Hill, Petraeus characterized the attack as more consistent with a flash mob, where the militants showed up spontaneously with RPGs. Petraeus downplayed to lawmakers the skill needed to fire mortars, which also were used in the attack and to some were seen as evidence of significant pre-planning. As Fox News previously reported, four mortars were fired — two missed the annex, but the mortar team re-calibrated and the next two mortars were direct hits.
Fox News is told that Petraeus was "absolute" in his description with few, if any, caveats. As lawmakers learned more about the attack, including through raw intelligence reports, they were "angry, disappointed and frustrated" that the CIA director had not provided a more complete picture of the available intelligence.
Intelligence officials have since given a mixed picture of what happened that day, acknowledging that an investigation is under way. The office of Director of National Intelligence James Clapper last month acknowledged the strike was a coordinated terror attack, but officials have subsequently said the strike could have been opportunistic — taking their cue from protests over the film in Egypt.
Still, some point to the use of mortars and several other strands of evidence to claim the attack involved some premeditation.
The deaths of Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans in Benghazi, Libya, demand the outing of President Barack Obama's Iranian-born, chief advisor Valerie Jarrett.
Three times Stevens and his staff were denied help to save their lives on the day of their death.
Obama and Biden Indicted by Florida Grand Jury - (Ocala, Florida, October 30, 2012). Larry Klayman, the founder and chairman of Freedom Watch today announced that President Barack Obama and Vice President Joseph Biden have been criminally indicted for having willfully released classified national security information concerning the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound, U.S. and Israeli war plans concerning Iran and their cyber-attack on Iran's nuclear facilities. The release of this information, among other harm to U.S. national security, resulted in the killing of members of Seal Team Six by terrorists and the arrest and imprisonment of American covert agents by Pakistan, such as the doctor who aided the CIA with regard to the bin Laden assassination. U.S.-Israeli war plans with Iran have also been compromised.
The criminal defendants, Obama and Biden, will now be given notice of their indictment, arraigned and then tried for their alleged crimes.
Mr. Klayman, the Citizens' Prosecutor, issued the following statement: "The Citizens' Grand Jury, after having deliberated, yesterday issued a true bill of indictment.
New e-mails released today show that both the White House and State Department knew within 2 hours that an Al Qaeda-affiliated terrorist group was behind the attack in Benghazi…but they lied about it anyway, blaming it on a stupid video for TWO WEEKS!
"Look at the string of broken promises. If you like your health care plan, you can keep it. Try telling that to the 20 million people who are projected to lose their health insurance if Obamacare goes through or the 7.4 million seniors who are going to lose it. Or remember when he said this: I guarantee if you make less than $250,000, your taxes won't go up. Of the 21 tax increases in Obamacare, 12 of them hit the middle class.
"(Obama) said that by now we'd have unemployment at 5.4 percent. The difference between where it is and 5.4 percent is 9 million Americans without work. I wasn't the one that said 5.4 percent. This was the president's plan. Didn't get there.
Former commander of the Pacific Fleet Admiral James Lyons was among the most highly regarded and influential members of the American military in a generation. He is now using that reputation to now aggressively push for open and honest disclosure from the Obama White House regarding the Benghazi Massacre scandal.
James Aloysius "Ace" Lyons, Jr. (born September 28, 1927) is a retired admiral in the United States Navy whose 36-year career was capped by serving as Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet from 16 September 1985 to 30 September 1987.
There is an urgent need for full disclosure of what has become the "Benghazi Betrayal and Cover-up." The Obama national security team, including CIA, DNI and the Pentagon, apparently watched and listened to the assault on the U.S. consulate and cries for help but did nothing. If someone had described a fictional situation with a similar scenario and described our leadership ignoring the pleas for help, I would have said it was not realistic—not in my America – but I would have been proven wrong.
…Once the attack commenced at 10:00 p.m. Libyan time (4:00 p.m. EST), we know the mission security staff immediately contacted Washington and our embassy in Tripoli. It now appears the White House, Pentagon, State Department, CIA, NDI, JCS and various other military commands monitored the entire battle in real time via frantic phone calls from our compound and video from an overhead drone. The cries for help and support went unanswered.
…we had very credible military resources within striking distance. At our military base in Sigonella, Sicily, which is slightly over 400 miles from Benghazi, we had a fully equipped Special Forces unit with both transport and jet strike aircraft prepositioned.
We also need to know whether the director of CIA and the director of National Intelligence were facilitators in the fabricated video lie and the overall cover-up. Their credibility is on the line.
A congressional committee should be immediately formed to get the facts out to the American people. Nothing less is acceptable.
Let me say that again: our consulate staff was to be abandoned and left to die.
We've also heard claims about why Ambassador Stevens was in Benghazi to begin with: some sources suggest this was part of an Obama administration plot to arm Syrian rebels.
We should tackle each of these related issues separately.
For starters, we now know that not a single American life should have been lost. Trucks with the Islamist cell's logo and with heavy machine guns mounted on them took up blocking positions around the consulate no later than 8:00 p.m., according to Libyan eyewitnesses. These so-called "technicals" did not let anyone in or out for one hour and 40 minutes, until the attack began at 9:40 p.m. local time.
Our CIA assets, which seem to have been composed of former SEALs and other special operations personnel, conducted an unsupported rescue mission under fire. They saved the lives of the remaining consulate staff and recovered the body of Sean Smith, whom they then escorted back to their safe-house a mile away.
Once there, they came under fire again — including fire from a terrorist team armed with mortars.
At that point, they called again for military support and help because they were taking fire at the CIA safe house, or annex. The request was denied. There were no communications problems at the annex, according to those present at the compound. The team was in constant radio contact with their headquarters. In fact, at least one member of the team was on the roof of the annex manning a heavy machine gun when mortars were fired at the CIA compound. The security officer had a laser on the target that was firing, and repeatedly requested back-up support from a Spectre gunship, which is commonly used by U.S. special operations forces to provide support to special operation teams on the ground involved in intense firefights.
After reading this, I was simply stunned. According to the article, an American CIA agent had a laser on a target and was attempting to call in close air support — and was denied. While this article never explicitly says so, some have suggested that the "security officer" in the article was Ty Woods, soon to be killed by that same mortar. Let's unpack this.
Airborne gunships have been around since the Vietnam war, when C-47 transport planes were first equipped with port-side mounted mini-guns for close air support missions, becoming AC-47s.
By 1967, a desire to improve upon the concept involved replacing the aged twin-engine C-47 base aircraft with the four-engine C-130, which had greater speed, more fuel, and a greater capacity for weapons and ammunition. These AC130s carried various nicknames, including "Spooky" (inherited from the AC-47) and "Spectre," the latter of which has been the most publicly recognizable name of these powerful ground support aircraft.
I will caution that this is highly speculative, but an LTD would presumably not be used for just any variant of the C-130-based gunships. While we did have AC-130 gunships based close to Benghazi, they would not make the best use of targets lit by an LTD. The AC-130 uses guns, not guided weapons.
The same cannot be said of another "Spectre" variant, the MC-130W.
The moral cowardice of both decisions is unconscionable.
1.) To whom did the president give the first of his "three very clear directives" — that is, "make sure that we are securing our personnel and doing whatever we need to"?
These are questions of leadership and basic competence that must be answered. Did Obama actually lead? If he did, who under his command failed?
Then Kristol asks the more provocative questions.
These ten questions alone could end a presidency, but they are far from the only questions swirling around Benghazi. As noted earlier, we face the question of what Ambassador Stevens was doing in Benghazi without security.
Some are speculating that Stevens was in Benghazi to facilitate the transfer of weapons to rebel forces in Syria fighting the regime of dictator Bashar Assad. This is the position of former CIA operative Clare Lopez.
Through shipping records, Fox News has confirmed that the Libyan-flagged vessel Al Entisar, which means "The Victory," was received in the Turkish port of Iskenderun — 35 miles from the Syrian border — on Sept. 6, just five days before Ambassador Chris Stevens, information management officer Sean Smith and former Navy Seals Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty were killed during an extended assault by more than 100 Islamist militants.
Barack Obama has long had a cozy relationship with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and their alliance with Islamists in Syria battling Bashir Assad has been criticized before.
If Ambassador Stevens was facilitating weapons transfers from Libya to Syrian Islamist forces aligned with al-Qaeda, via his Turkish alliance, then we are at a troubling, perhaps catastrophic point in this republic's history.
Providing munitions to al-Qaeda-aligned Islamist forces would seem to meet that standard.
The Obama administration has the most damaging charge of all to which it must answer, and can be offered no quarter.
BENGHAZI-GATE IS MUCH WORSE THAN WATERGATE.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO ALL AMERICANS..


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