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Vanderbilt University Professor Argues That We All Need To Eat BUGS
A professor at Vanderbilt University has argued that food authorities in the U.S. and beyond need to follow the example of the European Union and make BUGS, including maggots and worms, a staple of people's diets.
In a piece published by Bloomberg, professor Amanda Little argues that everyone in the world needs to start dining on insects.
Little writes that the EU "approval confers a kind of dignity to the lowly, protein-rich microbeasts that we foolishly dismiss as pests, and delivers a clear signal that the insect proteins industry is poised for significant growth. Above all, it paves the way for an alternative protein source that should play a critical role in feeding a hotter, more populous world."
Little argues that in addition to feeding animals on bugs rather than corn, more humans should also begin to eat insects.
"Humans have been consuming edible insects — from crickets and grasshoppers to fire ants and termites — since before the dawn of civilization, and 80% of the world's population throughout Asia, Africa and Latin America continues to eat bugs today," Little outlines.
She continues, "But U.S. consumers have been slow on the uptake, even as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved insects for human consumption years ago. A niche market has emerged with snack foods such as Chirp Chips and Exo protein bars. And when the FDA approved insects for pet foods earlier this year, brands including Purina began sourcing bugs for their products."
The professor further argued that "The environmental benefits of insect proteins both for human and animal consumption are astounding," adding that "Black soldier fly larvae, in particular, hold promise," especially in protein powders added to foods.
Yum, maggots for dinner.
The professor also pointed to a recent Washington Post article that suggested it is weird that humans don't want to eat bugs because crabs and lobsters are effectively big sea bugs.
We're still not going to eat bugs:
Many have pointed out that the war against meat and real vegetable protein is being used as a stepping stone to the bugs:
Next year it'll be bugs. https://t.co/FjqkftChbP
— Cernovich (@Cernovich) November 21, 2021
And for Christmas you can have earth worms and cockroaches https://t.co/wTEuq09kpX
— J.D. Vance (@JDVance1) November 21, 2021
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The Elder Scrolls Online: Deadlands launches in November
Source: Bethesda Softworks
The Elder Scrolls Online continues to grow as one of the best Xbox games available, as developer ZeniMax Online Studios is launching the fourth content pack for the game's year-long Gates of Oblivion storyline very soon. Titled The Elder Scrolls Online: Deadlands, it's taking players into Oblivion to deal with Mehrunes Dagon and bring this chapter of Elder Scrolls lore to a close, following the three earlier chapters in the Flames of Ambitious, the Blackwood expansion and the Waking Flame.
The Elder Scrolls Online: Deadlands comes to PC and Stadia on Nov. 1, while the console version for Xbox and PlayStation players arrives on Nov. 16.
Forging ahead
Tackling the threat of Mehrunes Dagon wasn't easy for the team, who understood the importance of Mehrunes Dagon and Oblivion in The Elder Scrolls. "It was all about finding the right balance of nostalgia while forging our own path," creative director Rich Lambert tells Windows Central. He explains that while it hasn't been an easy journey, the team's experience with the Greymoor expansion that saw players return to Skyrim gave the developers the required confidence.
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It's been a big year for the game, one shaped by player feedback. Deadlands introduces two new biomes, and while one is the classic fire and brimstone that players expect, another is a void of wastelands and storms. It's a piece of new lore that the team is eager to explore. The designs of both were shaped in response to player complaints regarding Elsweyr, the caves in which were often deemed difficult and confusing to navigate. All of this was designed as the effects of the pandemic continue to linger.
"We were re-learning how to be collaborative," Lambert says of the transition to working from home. "Working on an MMORPG, it's not as simple as walking by a desk, seeing over someone's shoulder and saying 'Hey, what's up with that?' You have to book meetings for everything, which is definitely slower. We reduced scope where needed to ensure the health and work-life balance of our developers."
It also came at a time of big change for the studio, as Microsoft finalized the acquisition of its parent company ZeniMax Media, bringing Bethesda Softworks in as part of the Xbox first-party family, including ZeniMax Online Studios. It's early days still, but there's a bit of cross-collaboration that's starting to occur.
"We're still trying to learn from each other," Lambert explains. "They are extremely happy with the success of ESO, there's lots of meetings, they're learning from us on how we can ship four content packs in a year."
Even with all of this going on, the team delivered a huge feature in the Blackwood expansion, the addition of Companions. This was something that the team had internally discussed working on for a long time, but it was a huge technical challenge. The planning started coming together over the last couple of years, as the game's direction became more and more apparent.
"It just made sense with figuring out what we wanted to be," Lambert explains. "We wanted to be an Elder Scrolls game first and foremost." Even once the team was sure it was something they wanted to do, Companions took a long time to figure out because of the performance cost. If every player has a companion active, the server strain is essentially twice as high as it'd be otherwise, something the team is still looking at.
There's more on the horizon for Companion features though, especially for anyone feeling pangs of love. "Player response [to Companions] was overwhelmingly positive," Lambert states. "Players really like the concept of romance. It'd be a major miss not to introduce that at some point."
"Players really like the concept of romance. It'd be a major miss not to introduce that at some point."
For more immediate improvements, Update 32, a patch accompanying the launch of Deadlands, is bringing a new Armory system, allowing players to easily swap between different builds. Lambert tells this came about as a mixture of internal discussion and feedback from players, noting that "Pure RNG can be cruel." This system is designed to take away any pain from swapping between gear for different builds, promoting experimentation.
With all of these changes, ZeniMax Online Studios is certain that now is the right time for players to jump in if they haven't before. "It's a true Elder Scrolls experience," Lambert says. "You can play at your own pace, play solo, we have a lot of players who just play for the story. It's your journey through your personal world, it's not about collecting all the gear. That comes naturally if you play a certain way."
Lambert is a huge fan of Mehrunes Dagon and he notes that while feedback has been positive all year, he's eager to see what players think of Deadlands. The studio will be holding a year-end retrospective to discuss how 2021 went very soon. Deadlands is set to close one of the biggest years for The Elder Scrolls Online so far, with a storyline that players are enjoying, but of course, ZeniMax Online Studios is hard at work on what comes after. Just what is that, exactly?
"Something that's very, very different," Lambert says with a chuckle.
The Elder Scrolls Online is currently available on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PC, PS5, PS4 and Stadia. The base game is also included with Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass subscription on Xbox consoles.
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Brenda M. Hafera
The Emancipation Memorial's depiction of Archer Alexander is powerful not just for his physicality but because he has the force of right behind him.
Protesters recently threatened to tear down the Emancipation Memorial, a statue of Abraham Lincoln and a former slave, Archer Alexander that stands in Washington, D.C.'s Lincoln Park. This commemoration was paid for by freed slaves, and Frederick Douglass delivered his "Oration in Memory of Abraham Lincoln" at its unveiling. Thankfully, their efforts were thwarted by police officers and everyday citizens.
The statue is controversial because Alexander is kneeling next to Lincoln. Some, like Representative Eleanor Holmes Norton, have called for the statue's removal, because she believes the portrayal is demeaning. Douglass himself thought it was incomplete. Yet Douglass' disagreement on design did not prevent him from offering his eloquent sentiments in support of the statue's purpose.
And not all share Norton's interpretation of the Emancipation Memorial. Marcia Cole, a member of the Female RE-Enactors of Distinction (FREED), an affiliate of the African American Civil War Museum, remarked that, "People tend to think of that figure as being servile but on second look you will see something different, perhaps. That man is not kneeling on two knees with his head bowed. He is in the act of getting up. And his head is up, not bowed, because he's looking forward to a future of freedom."
The statue shows the moment of liberation, rather than a state of subjugation. Alexander is strong and his face determined. His shackles have been rent, and he is poised like a runner at the starting gate. But rather than having both hands on the ground to steady himself, a single fist is clenched mid-air with resolve. This man knows only too well that he has been "kept down," and that no one will be able to keep him there any longer.
The true significance of the memorial is what it symbolizes. It stands for the fulfillment of justice brought about by emancipation.
Indeed, it was common for abolitionist art to portray kneeling enslaved men in order to force the question, "am I not a man and a brother?" This compelled slave-owners to face their own hypocrisy. For a kneeling slave is not appealing to any alleged superior, but to a standard of justice. The depiction is an affirmation, not a rejection, of the principle "all men are created equal."
The Emancipation Memorial provides such an example. Alexander is powerful not just for his physicality but because he has the force of right behind him. Where the memorial stands, citizens are free to gather and discuss these ideas and consider the statue's meaning.
Protesters affiliated with "The Freedom Neighborhood," however, have been intent on utilizing force, rather than the free exchange of ideas, to achieve their policy goals. They have declared that, "To achieve true justice, we are not working with the police, nor will we seek any relationship with them. In order to create change, we will do so by any means necessary. If you want a revolution, it won't happen by being peaceful." These individuals have no regard for the responsibilities of citizenship and are advocating for anarchy. And anarchy is a stepping stone towards tyranny. Such protesters are risking the destruction of this country and its principles, the country that once stood firmly against tyranny, as this statue reminds us.
For the true significance of the Emancipation Memorial is what it symbolizes. It stands for the fulfillment of justice brought about by emancipation. That deed was the accomplishment of countless men and women, many of whom gave their lives in the sacrifice of war as well as the "first martyr President of the United States." Lincoln joins Alexander because, though Lincoln was sometimes forced to make compromises, he never lost sight of his objectives of preserving the Union and freeing the slaves.
As Frederick Douglass explained: "It mattered little to us what language he might employ on special occasions; it mattered little to us, when we fully knew him, whether he was swift or slow in his movements; it was enough for us that Abraham Lincoln was at the head of a great movement, and was in living and earnest sympathy with that movement, which, in the nature of things, must go on until slavery should be utterly and forever abolished in the United States."
Douglass credited Lincoln with being the leader of the movement to end slavery. By calling for the destruction of the Emancipation Memorial, protesters stand in opposition, not solidarity, to that movement.
*A previous version of this essay misstated Douglass' opinion on the statue.
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The American League Wild Card race has gone through significant changes over the last six weeks. The Minnesota Twins have moved in and out and back in again. The Los Angeles Angels, once division leaders and then seemingly secure owners of the second Wild Card spot, have faded yet still remain in contention. The Orioles moved close, but now seem far away. The Rays hover, never in the lead, but never completely out. The Rangers, seemingly out of the race as the trade deadline approached, have moved to leader of the race. And finally there appears to be in Cleveland, once sellers and swappers of bad contracts, a stalking horse which has emerged on the periphery of the race, with no other clubs looking likely to separate themselves from the pack.
After dropping a game last night in a tough extra-inning loss to the Toronto Blue Jays and falling five games behind the Wild Card-leading Rangers, Cleveland is still very much on the outside, but they are within range of the playoffs as we move to September. Cleveland has a lot going against them at this point. There are four teams ahead of Cleveland in the standings: the Rangers, Twins, Angels, and Rays (in that order). The five-game deficit, the four teams ahead of them, and the limited time left in the season all give the team just a 6.9% chance of making the playoffs, with almost all of that percentage devoted to the Wild Card with the Kansas City Royals a lock to win the AL Central.
On the surface, the Indians don't appear to be much of a threat. At 64-67, the team has a mediocre record, and generally speaking, a mediocre record is indicative of a mediocre team — the sort, that is, that would have difficulty mounting the type of run necessary to qualify for the postseason. Cleveland's record is a bit misleading, however. While the team has ninth-most wins in the AL, their underlying statistics all indicate that Cleveland has performed more ably than their record would suggest. Their AL ranks in a few significant statistics are listed below.
Cleveland American League Ranks
Value AL Ranks
OFF 5.9 4th
DEF -6.1 7th
Hitter WAR 17.4 5th
ERA 3.78 6th
FIP 3.65 2nd
Starter WAR 12.8 3rd
Reliever WAR 3.2 6th
TOTAL WAR 33.5 4th
While there is nothing they can do about their current record now, Cleveland has not played like a mediocre team. Base Runs, which strips out the luck involved in sequencing, has the team at 71-60, fourth-best in the AL behind only Toronto, Houston, and the New York Yankees. All teams suffer injuries, and Cleveland has been no different, missing Yan Gomes and Jason Kipnis and currently without Carlos Carrasco. The team is close to whole on the position-player side right now, and Francisco Lindor has provided a jolt since his call-up in the middle of June. Among team's seeking the second Wild Card, the Indians' projected WAR for the rest of the season is around a win higher than the Rays, Angels, and Rays and two wins higher than the Twins.
As noted above, being better than the other teams is not likely to help Cleveland take the second Wild Card spot. They've even been better by record for quite some time. Since finishing their first month 7-14, they are 57-53. At their low point, they were 14-23, and have been 50-44 since that time. Among a group of teams hovering around .500, Cleveland has been right there with those teams for most of the season. There is probably too much distance, too many teams, and not enough time for Cleveland to make up the gap. Cleveland is not out of the race, however, and greater comebacks have been made in recent history. The prime example is 2011, when both the Tampa Bay Rays and the St. Louis Cardinals sat 8.5 games back in Wild Card. At the time, coolstandings.com, whose work can now be found at FanGraphs, placed both of their chances at under 5% for making the playoffs.
The last team to make the playoffs with a losing record at the beginning of September was the 2008 Los Angeles Dodgers, who were 68-70 at one point, but were only 2.5 games back and had a 29% chance of making the playoffs. The 2009 Twins were in a similar spot, barely over .500, but with a decent chance to make the playoffs due to only have a single team to chase.
Perhaps a decent approximation for Cleveland's chances are the 2007 Colorado Rockies. On September 1, the team was 69-66, six games back of the Wild Card with four teams ahead of them. That team rode a hot offense — behind Matt Holliday, Todd Helton, Troy Tulowitzki, and Garrett Atkins — to the playoffs. That team won 21 out of its last 28 and used that surge to make the World Series. That team did not have to contend with a play-in game, but Cleveland fans should be more familiar to an even closer analogue: the 2013 Cleveland Indians.
After the games played on August 31, 2013, the Indians were 71-64, 3.5 games behind the second Wild Card-leading Rays and six games behind the Rangers for the top spot. The team had virtually no chance of winning its division and just a 12% chance at getting a Wild Card spot. This is how the team's top hitters performed in September.
Cleveland Hitters: September 2013
Name AVG OBP SLG wRC+
Yan Gomes .309 .367 .457 130
Nick Swisher .263 .353 .515 139
Carlos Santana .271 .393 .438 133
Jason Kipnis .287 .367 .394 114
Michael Brantley .345 .364 .464 130
Those are very good performances, but nothing out of this world — and the current team retains four out of those five players. Michael Brantley and Jason Kipnis have played all season at a higher level than they did two Septembers ago. Carlos Santana has put together a solid season, and Yan Gomes appears to be recovering from his injury with a .228 ISO in the second half. The hitters are certainly capable of a run, but in 2013, the team received great pitching performances.
Cleveland Starters: September 2013
Name IP ERA FIP WAR
Ubaldo Jimenez 41.1 1.09 1.09 2.2
Scott Kazmir 28.0 2.57 0.98 1.4
Danny Salazar 25.0 2.52 2.17 0.9
Corey Kluber 25.1 5.33 3.96 0.4
Zach McAllister 25.2 3.51 4.88 0.0
Ubaldo Jimenez pitched brilliantly down the stretch, with strong performances as well by Scott Kazmir and Danny Salazar. Is the present staff capable of the same? Corey Kluber, playing a minor role two years ago, is clearly able to dominate. Danny Salazar is probably a better pitcher now than he was several years ago as seen by his performance against Toronto two night ago. Trevor Bauer could step up his game, but whether the rotation can really get on a roll likely depends on the health of Carlos Carrasco. Getting him back lengthens the rotation and provides the team with three pitchers who have shown the ability to dominate this season.
Nobody can blame Cleveland for selling at the trade deadline, moving Brandon Moss, David Murphy, and Marc Rzepczynski, and then moving the bad contracts of Nick Swisher and Michael Bourn for Chris Johnson's bad contract. They were 45-54 on July 27, were seven games back of the Twins, and had a 6% chance of making the playoffs. The team has performed better over the last month, and their chances of making the playoffs are still pretty low, but they are not out of the race yet. After seven more road games, the team plays 18 of their final 24 games at home, and 20 of the final 30 games are against the Twins, Tigers, and White Sox. If they can beat up on their AL Central foes, who've posed a problem this season, they could find themselves in the mix as we move to October. Most of the players on the Cleveland team have experience making exactly the type of run that they will need to make the playoffs, and for the team to still have a shot is surprising given the way they started the season.
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It's certainly within the realm of possibility. I'd love for Cleveland to go on a tear and make things interesting in the AL Wild Card race.


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Proper judgement requires the ability to think clearly.
Alcohol and other drugs act on the brain to produce altered perception and attitude.
A person affected by alcohol or other drugs will lack the ability to perform the required connections between action and consequence.
Some drugs can slow the apparent passing of time making reaction times longer .
Other drugs can make you anxious and dangerously over react to a situation that ordinarily could be handled in a calm safe manner.
Alcohol and drugs cause an increase in impulsive behaviours with tendencies to take more risks and create confusion within the user.
Safe work requires a clear and level head. The use of alcohol and drugs can severely affect your ability to perceive risks and act accordingly.
You may need to complete an alcohol and drug awareness program (drug alcohol training) at your workplace.


At the time of writing this article, more than a quarter of South Africans are unemployed. With the current state of the economy and job cuts looming in the private sector, more people are likely to join those without work.
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Use a red and white RCA input cable and attach it to from your amp to your home stereo. You have now successfully connected a car subwoofer to a home stereo. show comments... Supplies Car Stereo Speaker Wire Car Speakers Speaker boxes (homemade is an option) A PSU A box to put them in (make sure to measure the size of your stereo plus your PSU, which I failed to do) Wire strippers and crimps Something for cutting the box.
22/05/2008 · Running a home audio powered subwoofer in a car is an expensive process, a waste of time, a waste of labor, and completely pointless. Using a subwoofer driver, such as the Dayton mentioned, would be fine as long as the amplifier being used to power it is adequate.... 12/01/2007 · Is it possible to somehow adapt a car subwoofer for use with a home speaker system? If so, would it be worth the time and trouble? If so, would it be worth the time and trouble? A friend told me I should upgrade my home theater subwoofer in order to get a higher quality bass response.
Edge Street twin subwoofer 900w ideal for boot of car - used item sold as seen local Northampton can travel to Coventry or Birmingham when convenient £100 Ad posted 17 hours ago... You can't plug a car amplifier into a 120V house outlet. You must first convert 120V AC to 12V DC, then plug your car amplifier into the 12V DC.
26/06/2007 · Car amp and Car subwoofers, Can i use it to work in my house? I want to use my car amp and subwoofer in side my house, Is there any thing I can buy so that i can do that? Update: I have 2 Rockford Fosgate T110D4 10" Power Handling: 600w RMS 1200w Max.... 22/02/2013 · But there are many home speakers that are 4ohm and many car speakers that are 8ohm or 2ohm and even 1ohm. Jl audio makes 3ohm speakers. There are many home drivers that would sound great in a car and many car drivers that would work in your house. It just depends on your application and how you implement it.
Hi I'm pretty new to car audio but I understand some of the fundamentals I was planning on using a 2200w 4-Channel car amp to power a subwoofer and two speakers for my car audio system.
12/01/2007 · Is it possible to somehow adapt a car subwoofer for use with a home speaker system? If so, would it be worth the time and trouble? If so, would it be worth the time and trouble? A friend told me I should upgrade my home theater subwoofer in order to get a higher quality bass response.
Get deep, rich bass tones and high-impact theater sound with the latest subwoofer speakers from Best Buy, including powered subwoofers.
Use RCA cables to connect these to the home theater main amplifier (not that this is not the amplifier the subwoofer is connected to, however!) Step 5 – Plug in the Inverter The very last step is to plug the subwoofer into the inverter and then connect the power inverter to the wall outlet.


An early film of Canterbury by Sydney Bligh who was a keen amateur filmmaker, producing a 90 minute newsreel each year between 1934 and 1939.
Filmed by Sydney Bligh's business partner, Alick Apps, in October 1945 when Field Marshall Montgomery visited Canterbury.
This film of St Augustine's Missionary College was filmed in 1939 by Sydney Bligh just before the outbreak of war. The College was evacuated during the war and was damaged in the bombing.
This building was situated next to what is now the Chemistry night club opposite Canterbury East Station. It was filmed by Sydney Bligh in 1939.
Filmed by Sydney Bligh in 1939 outside Westgate Hall in Canterbury. He was a keen amateur filmmaker, producing a 90 minute newsreel each year between 1934 and 1939.


August Schell Brewing Company, the second-oldest family-owned brewery in the country, releases two new winter offerings for the season.
Located below the historic brewery, the naturally cooled caverns were originally constructed in the 1860's to facilitate brewing in an era that predated electrical refrigeration. In a nod to its 19th century brewing traditions, August Schell Brewing Company has released their 4th installment in the Cave-Aged Barrel-Aged Series. The 2017 limited-edition beer aged in bourbon barrels from Four Roses Distillery stored in the brewery's original, underground lagering caves comes in at 10.9% alcohol by volume featuring a warm bourbon character with hints of sweet caramel, oak, and vanilla.
Begun in 1994 as an opportunity for Schell's brewmasters to experiment with different styles of beer, each year a new Snowstorm is created. "Every brew is as unique and varied as a Midwestern snowstorm," claims Schell's President, Ted Marti. Over the past twenty years, the highly anticipated series has developed into one of the brewery's most popular seasonal offerings.
The 2017 version of August Schell's Snowstorm is a Rye Ale with hints of spicy rye and bread crust, ideally suited for brisk northern nights. 6.1% Alcohol by volume.


Remittances in Greece decreased to 103.30 EUR Million in November from 105 EUR Million in October of 2018. Remittances in Greece averaged 134.41 EUR Million from 2002 until 2018, reaching an all time high of 247.30 EUR Million in January of 2013 and a record low of 50.10 EUR Million in February of 2016.
In Greece, Remittances refers to inflows of current and capital transfers in cash and kind, including migrants' and short-term employee income transfers (personal remittances) and acquired rights in social benefits (total remittances). This page provides - Greece Remittances - actual values, historical data, forecast, chart, statistics, economic calendar and news. Greece Remittances - actual data, historical chart and calendar of releases - was last updated on April of 2019.


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Home » Food and Cooking » Difference between white cake and vanilla cake
Difference between white cake and vanilla cake
White cake vs vanilla cake:
Not everybody would notice the very slight difference that exists between white cake and vanilla cake as most people are more concerned with the taste of the cakes rather than obsessing about their color. However, both white cake and vanilla cake are two cakes that are bound to send many mouths slobbering despite the slight differences that they carry within their recipes.
About white cake
White cake is referred to as the essential wedding cake because of its pure whiteness. It is an essential part of the traditional, all-white wedding cake. What sets it apart from other cake recipes is that it does not use egg yolks in order to retain the purity of its whiteness.
About vanilla cake
Vanilla cake is characteristic of its yellowish nature and is often used for birthday cakes and other types of cakes which are commonly used on many occasions. Vanilla cake gains its name due to its use of vanilla which gives the cake its distinct vanilla taste which is preferred by many.
What is the difference between vanilla cake and white cake?
The difference between a vanilla cake and a white cake is extremely hard to recognize, especially when loaded with many layers of frosting on top. However, experienced bakers and cake makers would be well aware of the differences between the two as vanilla cake and white cake are sometimes made for very specific purposes.
The main difference lies in the color of these two cakes. White cake is white in color whereas the vanilla cake carries a distinct yellowness in its midst. However, white cake is referred to as the wedding cake as it is the white cake that is preferred to be used for the traditional all-white wedding cake due to its pure whiteness. On the other hand, vanilla cake is used widely for making birthday cakes, anniversary cakes and other types of cakes which do not require any sort of color specification. Vanilla cake uses copious amounts of vanilla whereas white cake is rather cautious about the amount of vanilla it uses so as not to affect its color.
The ingredients which are used in both white and vanilla cakes are almost identical as both uses flour, milk, butter, baking powder and sugar. The only difference between the two is while vanilla cake uses whole eggs including the yolk, white cake only uses egg whites in its recipe. Adding the egg yolk would give the cake a yellowish tinge and therefore, in order to retain the whiteness of the white cake, egg yolks are not added in the white cake mixture.
Even though the difference between these two types of cake is not very noticeable for many in the taste of the two cakes, there is however, a slight difference between the flavors which some people, especially children tend to notice. Vanilla cake tends to be much creamier and sweeter than white cakes which tend to be slightly bland in comparison to vanilla cake which is packed full of flavor. Therefore, children tend to prefer vanilla cake over white cake because of which vanilla cakes are widely used in children's birthday parties and so on.
Because of the absence of egg yolks, white cake tends to be lower in calories than vanilla cake. This however, is made up by copious amounts of frosting that is piled upon the cake and yet, white cake, on its own, is much lower in calories than vanilla cake, which is laden with the calories that comes from using a large amount of egg yolks.
White cake is white in color whereas vanilla cake is yellow in color.
White cake does not use egg yolks whereas vanilla cake uses egg yolks.
White cake is referred to as the wedding cake because of its whiteness.
Vanilla cake tends to taste creamier and sweeter than white cake.
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OMAHA, Neb. — Arizona State"s Ike Davis was expecting a fastball. He got a change-up, instead — and sent it 10 rows up in the right-field bleachers.
Davis hit tie-breaking home run leading off the bottom of the eighth inning Saturday to give the Sun Devils a 5-4 victory over UC Irvine in the College World Series.
"No. I was sitting on a fastball. He left the change-up over the middle," Davis said.
The Sun Devils (49-13) advance to a Monday game against Oregon State. UC-Irvine (45-16-1), a first-time CWS participant, will play Cal State Fullerton in an elimination contest Monday.
The Sun Devils got solid pitching from Mike Leake and Jason Jarvis. Leake settled down after giving up four runs in the fourth inning. He and Jarvis (2-2) held the Anteaters scoreless over the last five innings. Jarvis, who took over in the eighth, allowed one walk and struck out three.
"Our pitching staff is pretty underrated," ASU coach Pat Murphy said.
Arizona State"s pitching is overshadowed by an offense that came in with 75 home runs in 61 games.
As usual, the Sun Devils relied on their power to win the first game of its 20th CWS, scoring all their runs on long balls. Matt Spencer hit a three-run homer in the second and CJ Retherford had a solo homer in the fifth.
Davis"s eighth homer of the season ended the day for Gorgen (12-3), who was bidding for his fifth straight complete game.
Shoulder surgery in the offseason and an inconsistent regular season left Scott Santschi hopeful that he could play a small part in Oregon State"s bid to repeat as national champion.
Santschi played a starring role Saturday night, hitting his first homer of the season and driving in two runs in the Beavers" 3-2 victory over Cal State Fullerton in the College World Series.
The Beavers (45-18) had to survive some nervous moments before winning.
Jorge Reyes, Joe Paterson and Eddie Kunz combined to allow six hits for the Beavers, trying to become the first repeat champion since LSU in 1996-97.
Fullerton"s Wes Roemer struck out seven to become the school"s career leader. Otherwise, it was another disappointing CWS start for the Arizona Diamondbacks" first-round draft pick.
Mike Lissman homered in the first and Santschi singled in a run in the second to put the Beavers up 2-0.
Roemer retired the next 13 in a row and 15 of 17 before Santschi homered to right with one out in the seventh to make it 3-1.
It was Santschi"s first home run since June 11, 2006, the day the Beavers swept a super regional against Stanford to set the stage for their first championship.
Santschi, who had two home runs last season after hitting one in two years in junior college, has been in and out of the lineup all season. He"s appeared in 37 of the Beavers" 63 games and started 22.
The .261 hitter was in the No. 8 hole and starting in right field Saturday.
The Beavers, holding a one-run lead, got two quick outs to start the ninth before the Titans made things interesting.
Evan McArthur hit a short fly, and shortstop Darwin Barney and left fielder John Wallace couldn"t decide who would catch it. Barney peeled off at the last moment, leaving Wallace in an awkward position to make the play. Wallace took a step left, then lunged to his right, with the ball popping out of his glove.
Kunz came on and gave up a single to pinch-hitter Jon Wilhite, putting runners at the corners. Kunz then got pinch-hitter Joel Weeks to ground out to end the game.
The Titans, who got a home run from Nick Mahin in the third, were set up for a big inning in the eighth. With runners on first and third and none out, the Titans tried a safety squeeze play. Paterson fielded Josh Fellhauer"s bunt and caught Joe Scott in a rundown between third and home.
Clark Hardman and Fellhauer moved up to second and third on the play before Mahin"s sacrifice fly pulled the Titans to 3-2. Paterson got John Curtis to fly out to end the inning.
Fullerton coach George Horton said it was a "no-brainer" to call the safety squeeze. The problem was that Fellhauer was supposed to bunt toward first base.
"We didn"t do it exactly right," Horton said.
Reyes (6-3) allowed three hits and one run in six innings before giving way to Paterson to start the seventh. Kunz earned his 12th save.
Roemer (11-7), who came into the CWS off three straight complete games, worked eight innings. He struck out seven to run his career total to 365, one more than Adam Johnson (1998-2000).
Roemer, one of the country"s most dominant pitchers for three years, is winless in three CWS starts. He had a no decision and loss against North Carolina last year, getting worked over for six runs and 10 hits in 4 2-3 innings in his second meeting with the Tar Heels.
He has allowed seven home runs in 19 innings in Omaha.
ASU, unbeaten in six NCAA tournament games, ended Gorgen"s 17-inning shutout streak in the second when Spencer homered to right for a 3-0 lead.
The at-bat was in stark contrast to Spencer"s previous one at the CWS. Playing for North Carolina last year, Spencer struck out looking as a pinch-hitter in the fifth inning of a 3-2 loss to Oregon State in the championship game.
Leake held the Anteaters scoreless on one hit through three innings before running into trouble in the fourth.
Leake hit Cody Cipriano with a pitch and Matt Morris singled before Bryan Petersen"s two-run triple off the wall in left center. Sean Madigan doubled to tie it, and Ollie Linton singled in the go-ahead run with the Anteaters" fifth straight hit.
The Sun Devils came right back to tie it in the fifth when Retherford hit Gorgen"s first pitch of the inning over the wall in left-center. Retherford flew out deep to center in his first two at-bats.
For Gorgen, it was his worst outing in five starts, since he gave up six runs in five innings against Pacific on May 11.
Gorgen wasn"t the only one who struggled.
ASU first baseman Brett Wallace, the Pacific-10 player of the year, was 0-for-4 with two strikeouts. He had come into the game with hits in nine of his last 18 at-bats.
UC Irvine first baseman Taylor Holiday went 0-for-3, ending his 22-game hitting streak.


 AUSTIN – Lamborghini has opened its first car dealership in the city, another nod to the rising affluence in Austin.
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It is the first Austin dealership for Automobili Lamborghini America LLC, and its 33rd in the United States.
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Iron Mountain Acquires Bonded Services Group, Expanding Capabilities for Art, Film and Sound Asset Management
By PR Staff
BOSTON – Iron Mountain Incorporated® (NYSE: IRM), the global leader in storage and information management services, today announced the acquisition of the Bonded Services group of companies (Bonded), providers of media asset management services for global entertainment and media companies, for approximately £57 million subject to customary adjustments ($77 million at current Fx rates).
Like other large, global businesses, entertainment and media companies around the globe require specialized services for protecting and preserving their intellectual property (IP) while also making sure it is able to be monetized. Essential to those needs are secure, climate-controlled vaults for physical media preservation (art, film and audio/video tape) as well as a digital environment capable of protecting that IP from hackers and data loss. Having both in one place – the physical and digital storage, as well as the capabilities to transform content for monetization and longer-term preservation – is ideal, providing chain-of-custody and peace of mind for these companies.
Founded in 1930 in New Jersey, Bonded provides services for media content preservation, management and distribution, including fine art vaults and shipping; logistics and distribution; supply chain; and related services for high value physical and digital assets, including works of art, film, audio and video. The group manages more than 10 million of these assets for its 2,000 clients worldwide, with offices in the U.S., Canada, UK, France, the Netherlands and Hong Kong capable of providing in-house digital services that help media and entertainment companies extend their content across digital platforms.
"Bonded has nearly 90 years of entertainment preservation and digitization experience as a recognized leader in the industry," said Jeff Anthony, senior vice president, Iron Mountain Entertainment Services. "We know first-hand the challenges that media and entertainment companies face in protecting their IP while, at the same time, making sure they can realize the value of it. We have a strong track record in the media and entertainment industry as a partner of choice who can handle both aspects."
"Much like our more traditional business services customers, media and entertainment companies find themselves challenged to manage their information assets in an increasingly digital world," said William L. Meaney, president and chief executive officer of Iron Mountain. "Acquiring Bonded enables us to meet those customer challenges on a global level, while also leveraging our combined strengths of storage and logistics capabilities. We're excited to welcome Bonded's worldwide customer base to Iron Mountain, and look forward to delivering the high levels of service they have come to expect."
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#include "lib/universal_include.h"
#include "debug_render.h"

#include "lib/gfx/opengl_helper.h"
#include "lib/gfx/sphere_renderer.h"
#include "lib/containers/pool_allocator.h"

struct SphereParams
{
    Vector3 pos;
    float radius;
    RgbaColour col;
};

struct LineParams
{
    Vector3 start, end;
    RgbaColour col;
};

static PoolAllocator <SphereParams> g_spheres;
static PoolAllocator <LineParams> g_lines;

void DebugRenderSphere(Vector3 const &pos, float radius, RgbaColour const &col)
{
    SphereParams *s = g_spheres.GetFree();
    s->pos = pos;
    s->radius = radius;
    s->col = col;
}

void DebugRenderLine(Vector3 const &start, Vector3 const &end, RgbaColour const &col /* = g_colourWhite */)
{
    LineParams *l = g_lines.GetFree();
    l->start = start;
    l->end = end;
    l->col = col;
}

void DebugRender()
{
    GlHelperDisable(GL_LIGHTING);

    for (int i = 0; i < g_spheres.Size(); i++)
    {
        if (g_spheres.IsIndexUsed(i))
        {
            SphereParams *s = g_spheres.GetPointer(i);
            glColor3ubv(s->col.GetData());

            static Sphere sphereRenderer;
            sphereRenderer.Render(s->pos, s->radius);
        }
    }

    glLineWidth(1.0f);

    for (int i = 0; i < g_lines.Size(); i++)
    {
        if (g_lines.IsIndexUsed(i))
        {
            LineParams *l = g_lines.GetPointer(i);
            glColor3ubv(l->col.GetData());

            glBegin(GL_LINES);
            glVertex3fv(l->start.GetData());
            glVertex3fv(l->end.GetData());
            glEnd();
        }
    }
}

void DebugRenderClear()
{
    for (int i = 0; i < g_spheres.Size(); i++)
        g_spheres.MarkNotUsed(i);
    for (int i = 0; i < g_lines.Size(); i++)
        g_lines.MarkNotUsed(i);
}

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Un nucleu monolitic este o arhitectură de nucleu în care întregul nucleu se rulează în spațiul nucleului și în mod administrator. Spre deosebire de  micronucleu în care sunt implementate minimul necesar de funcții pentru rularea acestuia, în nucleul monolitic toate driverele sunt compilate împreună pentru a forma un singur program. Avantajele acestuia sunt optimizarea codului realizată de către compilator. Dezavantajele sunt spațiul de memorie comun; o eroare în unul dintre drivere poate bloca întregul nucleu.

Module încărcabile
Majoritatea sistemelor de operare monolitice moderne, cum ar fi OpenVMS, Linux, BSD și variante UNIX cum ar fi FreeBSD, NetBSD; SunOS și AIX, MULTICS pot încarca (și descărca) dinamic module executabile în timpul rulării. Acest caracter modular al nucleului este la nivelul binar (imagine) și nu la nivelul arhitecturii nucleului. Nucleele monolitice modulare sunt diferite la nivel arhitectural de modularitatea prezentă în micronuclee (și derivate numite nuclee hibride). Încărcarea dinamică a modulelor este o metodă mai flexibilă de manipulare a imaginii nucleului în timpul rulării și se opune repornirii cu o imagine diferită de nucleu. Modulele permit extinderea facilă a capabilităților nucleului. Modulele încărcabile dinamic implică o complexitate minimă, comparativ cu modulele compilate în imaginea nucleului. În unele cazuri, încărcarea dinamică a modulelor ajută la minimalizarea cantității codului ce rulează în spațiul nucleului, spre exemplu pentru a minimaliza dimensiunile sistemului de operare pentru dispozitive embedded cu resurse hardware limitate. Un modul descărcat nu trebuie să fie stocat în RAM.

Sisteme de operare care au nuclee monolitice:

 Linux
 BSD (FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD)
 Solaris
 MS-DOS
 Microsoft Windows 9x (Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me
 Mac OS până la  Mac OS 8.6
 OpenVMS
 XTS-400

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The original cruise itinerary called for the ship to head to the Tracy Arm fjord and the Sawyer glacier at the end of the fjord. According to the ship captain though, there was too much ice in the Tracy Arm so he took the ship down the neighbouring Endicott Arm instead.
The ship was offering an all you can eat breakfast buffet in the Izumi Japanese restaurant (one of the specialty restaurants on the ship) for the fjord trip for $25/person, so we took advantage of it. The breakfast buffet (more of a brunch thing really) consisted of a ramen station, several types of sushi (rolls and nigiri) various dumplings, omlettes, skewered meats and sliced fruits. Being up on deck 13, Izumi offered a pretty good vantage point for the journey up and down the fjord.
As we ate a leisurely breakfast, we watched the mountains drift by. Quite remarkable. Soon chunks of ice started appearing in the water, and then the glacier was visible up ahead.
At the end of the arm, about 0.5 nautical mile from the glacier, the captain stopped the ship and made it do a 360° spin so that everybody on the ship could get a view of the glacier.
(I did some colour level adjustment of my photos with Gimp, so the glacier appears a little bit more blue than it actually is, but not too much).
It's a pretty remarkable sight. From where we were sitting in Izumi, the end of the fjord looked pretty narrow without a whole lot of extra room for the ship to spin around in. At a later Q&A session with the captain and some senior officers, the captain said there was at least a couple hundred meters of space between the ship and the sides of the fjord. Plenty of room.
The ship stayed there for a while, letting everybody get a good look at the glacier, then sailed back up the arm.
This was a pretty cool side journey on the cruise.


Even the almighty workplace at Google isn't perfect.
One dude has left the 1,000-resumes-a-day office of Google Seattle to go back to Microsoft, and he's telling everyone about it on his blog.
On the plus side, my commute just got a lot shorter. about 10 hours ago.
Ironic that I just got my PC repaired yesterday. Won't be needing that anymore. about 9 hours ago.
If you work for FedEx, you better be at work today.
In one of the more classless posts on lh.com we reference the study released ealier this week which ties office profanity to office production.
What was your favorite and/or least favorite summer job, ever?
What's the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to you at work.
The Blue Angels are in town for Seafair. They practiced their routine over Lake Washington yesterday… which meant that we took a few hours minutes to break yesterday to stare out the window at this.
I'm only kidding – but I'm serious.
According to a recent survey by Salary.com, turns out you guys and gals can't get enough on the clicky-clicky when you should be dong important things like… umm… well let me flip the question on you: what exactly do you do all day long?
I was browsing the blog of Internet mogul Ted Leonsis, when I stumbled accross his 101 Life list (VERY interesting… take a look at it).
Taking a page from Ted, I decided to compile a short-list of things I have done, and would like to do over the next 20 years. It's actally quite fun… and puts some things into perspective as to what little time you have to do your life list.
As many (ok, maybe not "many") of you know, I've run a little business by the name of Bamassippi Media Group for the last 7 years. For years we've built websites and provided e-commerce consultation. However, I've decided to refocus efforts into a field that even some ad agencies do not know enough about.
We will still provide consultation for small business e-commerce and start-ups… it just won't be the main focus.
Businesses want to advertise on the net… but they don't know where or how to do it.
More than $3.9 billion will be spent on Internet advertising this year… most of it on the wrong websites and blogs.
Bamassippi works with more than 10,000 websites and blogs to provide your company the most bang for their buck.
It's very simple… we help you maximize your online advertising budget. If you or your business needs consultation on the issue, feel free to contact me.
A list via Fast Company.
Where is Living at Home and Waiting for a Passport?
After my post on wireless Internet on planes yesterday I recieved a couple of emails about other locations you can find an internet connection.
If you're like me, your work requires that you spend the overwhelming majority of your day on the computer.
Reading emails, checking site statistics, reading headlines… the list goes on and on.
One of the biggest concerns I have when I travel is when and where can I log onto the Internet.
The New York Times gives us a list of airlines with internet access so that you can work (or waste time) at 35,000 feet.


Who knew a royal gramma would draw the ire of an Atlantic blue tang in a tank full of other fish?!
This refers to some type of aggravating perseverative activity exhibited by a fish, such as swimming up and down one corner of the tank or around the same object in the tank over and over again—instead of exploring the entire system available to them. Sometimes you can make sense of this behavior, for example if the specimen is nervous after just being introduced, attempting to evade a bullying tankmate or other stressful stimulus, trying to spar with its own reflection, or, in the case of naturally active species, just burning off energy. But other times, I can discern no particular rhyme or reason to it.
My onespot foxface (Siganus unimaculatus) is guilty of this from time to time. Whenever I approach the tank, the foxface and all its tankmates swim right to the front glass with that eager look that seems to say, "Big Guy's here! Food's a-comin'! Get ready!" But then every once in a while, in the midst of the anticipatory celebration, the foxface will suddenly panic, dash at full speed to the farthest corner of the tank, assume a tail-down position, and take on its mottled stress coloration. Moments later, it recovers, resumes its normal coloration, and rejoins the gang at the front glass.
I have no idea what triggers this behavior. Some sound beyond the threshold of human hearing? Shark pheromone spritzed into the tank by another fish as a practical joke? Maybe I have my mouth hanging open on those occasions and the foxface is just thinking, "Uh oh! I've seen this guy eat…" Who knows?
Sometimes fish described as generally reef safe with the possible tendency of nipping at certain coral polyps, e.g., certain tangs, really live up to this profile. That is, they don't actually eat the corals in a reef tank, but they move from specimen to specimen, giving each a quick little nip—as if they're thinking, "Now how did this one taste again?" No direct harm is done to the corals, but the repetitive irritation can cause them to remain in a contracted state, depriving their tissues of light, and it can cause real heartburn for the hobbyist.
I always emphasize the importance of verifying that a fish is eating before buying it, but sometimes fish that are feeding in the dealer's sales tank still go on a hunger strike once they reach their new aquarium. Most assuredly, this behavior is related to the stress of transfer, but it can be extremely frustrating nonetheless to have a fish ignore or spit out every food item offered—possibly including the same food it was happily consuming at the LFS—for days on end.
Peace in any fish community is a delicate balance. Sometimes despite our best efforts to choose compatible species and introduce them in the proper order, squabbling is still a problem. This is most frustrating when the combatants in question are species that, based on all the "rules" of compatibility, really should get along.
For instance, CC's Atlantic blue tang (Acanthurus coeruleus) seems to have it in for his royal gramma (Gramma loreto) and let's it know by launching attacks whenever the gramma ventures too far out of hiding. Now, A. coeruleus does have something of a reputation for belligerence, but the two are so dissimilar in appearance, food preferences, and the niche they occupy that you'd think they wouldn't give each other a second thought.
But then fish don't care how they're supposed to behave. They just do what they do—and sometimes what they do really drives us nuts!
Ah, yes! The sand-sifting-goby-induced sandstorm. That definitely belongs on the list!
Hahaha, as I read this article I was looking for your camera in my room. I had a blue jaw trigger that freaked out for no reason on occasion which ended up leading to his death, actually rammed full speed into the glass and never recovered. I now have a six line that gets those occasional freak out moments and takes off when I approach the tank. I can only think that since the tank is in my room and the fish go all day with no one walking by the first sight of me in the evening must be terrifying to him. I've experienced the no reason nip at corals, fish trying to the tank boss and the I don't like your food routine.
Thanks for sharing, Gene! I think you might be right about the lack of traffic around the tank leading to a fright response. It's helpful to have just enough activity in the vicinity of the tank so the fish get accustomed to movement beyond the glass but not so much that they're perpetually stressed. Definitely a delicate balance!


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'Lock Your Doors, Load Your Guns,' Says KY Sheriff
Ammoland Inc. Posted on February 12, 2019 February 12, 2019 by Dave Workman
Martin County, KY Sheriff John Kirk is shown here in a screen snip from YouTube and East Kentucky Broadcasting.
U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)- A county sheriff in Kentucky may be in for some interesting times and a good deal of publicity for telling a fiscal court meeting that his agency is owed a $75,000 payment from the court, so he temporarily suspended law enforcement services and posted a message to his constituents via social media.
And the message was blunt: "Lock your doors, load your guns and get a biting, barking dog."
Martin County Sheriff John Kirk is in the spotlight, and apparently not without justification. Local governments in eastern Kentucky are all reportedly feeling a pinch due to a decline in coal severance tax revenues, but Kirk appears to be the only one so far advising his neighbors to load up. It's the sort of thing that may make for a good storyline in a "B" western, but in a modern world of political correctness, that sort of reasoning makes liberals quiver.
The story has been reported by the Washington Times and other news agencies. But Kirk's remark may "put him on the map" as he has emerged as one of a relatively handful of career lawmen who have publicly suggested that citizens could become their own first responders.
Kirk's situation is hardly unique. In rural counties all over the country, and especially in the West, it is still recognized that sheriffs departments operate on smaller budgets with less manpower. The private citizen may find himself or herself in a desperate situation that requires an immediate and decisive response, rather than a dial tone, perhaps a recorded message or a "place on hold" and then a wait of minutes to possibly much longer for a siren and flashing blue light to appear. By then, whatever was happening to prompt a call to 9-1-1 has happened.
In recent memory, at least two sheriffs in Florida — Wayne Ivey of Brevard County and Grady Judd in Polk County — have encouraged citizens to arm themselves. Also notable for encouraging armed citizens is Detroit Police Chief James Craig.
Indeed, after one incident in Polk County in which a burglar was shot, Judd issued a statement: "If you are foolish enough to break into someone's home, you can expect to be shot in Polk County. It's more important to have a gun in your hand than a cop on the phone."
Gun control proponents cringe when influential authority figures such as county sheriffs take positions like that, or they outright ignore what is being said, perhaps thinking that if they pay no attention to the "sheriff problem," eventually it will go away.
But that may be wishful thinking. Right now, some 20 county sheriffs in Washington State have announced they will not actively enforce provisions of a gun control initiative passed by voters last fall, contending that the measure is either unenforceable or unconstitutional.
As this is happening, 29 county sheriffs in New Mexico are opposing several gun control measures that have been introduced in the state legislature, according to KOSA News in Odessa, Texas.
The story noted three bills specifically. House Bill 130 is a so-called "safe storage" measure that would penalize "gun owners who don't store guns safely around children." A second proposal, HB 87 would prevent people subject to protection orders from buying firearms.
House Bill 83 allows police or sheriffs deputies to "temporarily seize guns from people considered an imminent threat." This is otherwise known as a "red flag law," which a growing number of gun rights activists are raising alarms about since a Maryland man was fatally shot early one morning when officers attempted to serve such an order.
Proponents of these New Mexico measures say they do not infringe on Second Amendment rights, but sheriffs disagree, and one lawman, Lea County Sheriff Corey Helton, reportedly noted that there are already laws in effect that address these issues.
At one time, it was fashionable for anti-gun politicians to announce new gun control proposals while flanked or backed by groups of police and sheriff's deputies. But that no longer appears to be the case as lawmen — at least those elected to office — are taking positions that confound proponents of increasingly restrictive laws.
About Dave Workman
Dave Workman is a senior editor at TheGunMag.com and Liberty Park Press, author of multiple books on the Right to Keep & Bear Arms and formerly an NRA-certified firearms instructor
34 thoughts on "'Lock Your Doors, Load Your Guns,' Says KY Sheriff"
I moved out of The People's Republic of NJ because all I was allowed to have to protect my home was a baseball bat. Communist state, only criminals and mean cops have guns. Now PA is going communist, time to move again. Voting is a joke, I vote but the system is now rigged so urban liberals always win, Philadelphia. and the Pitt.
wa says:
I'm a liberal and I'm not the least bit bothered by the sheriff's comments.
If someone kicks in my door at 3am, who I plan to vote for in the next election is irrelevant. Having the ability to defend oneself in a lethal force encounter should not be a partisan issue, in my opinion.
I am very much bothered by the fact that so many on my side of the political fence view opposing gun ownership as some sort of political litmus test. However, the people on the right who can only view support for RKBA within the framework of conservative identity politics, right-wing territorial pissing and "owning the libs" seem more interested in prolonging the fight than actually winning it.
@wa
Tell me then, if you truly believe in non partisan issues, then how does this sound?
1. Respect for the Bill of Rights..
Our governments both Federal, State, and Local must adhere to and abide by the first ten amendments to the Constitution.
Do you view that as "Conservative Identity politics" or territorial contests? I'm asking this seriously, and legitimately trying to understand you. I'm not sure there is anyone currently on the left that understands what "Rights" are anymore as they seem to focus solely on turning Government into a dispensary for what type of person should have what services or products.
I'm a straight up Constitutionalist, so I am the most far right individual you will find here. My question to you now is do you really want to have a discussion without identity politics to where we can get down to solving problems, or are you only speaking because there is a single issue you feel is legitimate and as you have figured out the rest on your side of the political spectrum rejects completely? If you truly want to have a honest back and forth, then I'm the one you want. I won't tell you not to be a liberal, but I will be honest with you and chances are you won't like what I will question you on, and you might walk away with some new things to consider that will grow you as an individual.
Dave churbuck says:
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And Remember,
"The immutable right for defending one's person has no ideological test. It is an absolute justification for protecting the distinct safety of your being. For this reason alone, no government can morally disarm its citizenry from possessing the effectivemeans to guard your security. The obsession of the anti-gun crowd to ban weapons defies all rational understanding."
Be Well, Iva Gunn
Get Out says:
Never relied on LEO for my protection, LEO confirmed it when my mother had a person trying to get into her house through a ground floor window. She called 911 then armed herself and yelled at the guy she was armed and he kept trying to get in anyway. She told him when he got the window open she was going to shot, he left. It took LEO over 20 minutes to respond and when my mother let LEO into the house to take the report he got snotty with her that she still had the gun out.
Pa John says:
Amid Baltimore's persistent violence, police department failing to fill positions
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/amid-baltimores-persistent-violence-police-department-failing-to-fill-positions/2019/02/07/baffe680-2a3c-11e9-b2fc-721718903bfc_story.html
As Rush Limbaugh correctly points out, liberals ruin everything they gain control over. Cities and their police departments included. *500* patrol openings that Baltimore cannot seem to fill, because people of good character and intelligence no longer wish to work there. Who wants a job where your bosses will hate you and try to scapegoat you for all the problems their ideology has created? Want plenty of guaranteed in-your-face violence, for which YOU will be blamed and likely be accused of 'racism" and etc?. Plenty of openings await you in Baltimore today!
Its getting to where they can't pay cops enough money to be cops in liberal land anymore. Just not worth dying for.
SharpCanines says:
"Lock your doors, load your guns and get a biting, barking dog."
Sound advice for everyone everywhere.
Tommy D. says:
And if your dog bites the intruder you can be sued .
Your about 30 years late with your suggestions….the only time I unload my guns is when I find ammo that has more Power.
JoeUSooner says:
I hereby notify those liberals who inhabit that "modern world of political correctness" that they can (and rightfully should, indeed) go straight to hell. And commit an act of auto-eroticism on the way down.
Good bye.
Cindy McCauley says:
Just a quick note to say if needed to be pulled Know how to use knowledge is power an always be Safe God bless us all in the coming future
JOE CHAMBERLAIN says:
I've been the cop at my place. I do give the foe a chance to chance to change his mind thou with 2 signs 1. foolish people are not pass this point. 2. we don't call 911 till it's over.
Tionico says:
Some years back the Sheriff of San Bernardino County in California, addressing a rapidly rising crime rate in his county (the largest in area in the state) went on the local TeeVee station and declared that your Sheriff's Department are stretched too thin due to budget cuts, there IS a rapid increase in crime in this county, so the burden of your protection MUST fall on you, the residents of this county. We urge you to come on in, we'll be glad to help you fill out the paperwork and uless you are a Prohibited Person and cannot possess firearms, we WILL grant you your carry permit.
Funny thing… the crime rate took a sudden downward turn. Imagine that…
And, as of about 8 years ago, the Sheriff in Tulare County (Visalia area, south of Fresno north of Bakersfield, central valley) had a population of about 120,000, and the Sheriff there had worked hard to let his county know we WANT you all to be armed. That county had over four thousand active Mother May I Cards at that time. In contrast, Los Angeles COunty, with several million residents, had only about 250 active Mother May I Cards.
Duhhh… which county is safer?
That Second Article of Ammendment very clearly places the responsibility for "the security of a free state (society)" upon THE PEOPLE, and that is why it also clearly places the RIGHT to arms upon THE PEOPLE, not government, military, police, private services…. no, THE PEOPLE have the right to arms. AndWE have it precisey for the purpose of ensuring "the security of a free state".
They can "repeal" that pesky and wonderful Second…. but they CANNOT and WILL NOT "repeal" our right to arms.
tomcat says:
Criminals do not show any fear to a police department being 10 minutes or more away because they can get in and out without getting caught. A homeowner or renter can put more fear into them if he/she is armed and confident to be able to defend their domain. If the owner just owns a gun but doesn't know how to defend themselves that turns the situation backwards and the person trying to defend themselves become their own worst enemy secondary to the invader. Don't just buy a tool and expect it to do the rest.
JPM says:
The Democrats and liberals have realized that it's too much of an uphill battle to implement radical anti-Second Amendment laws at the National (Washington D.C.) level to succeed any time soon. Now the emphasis is to take a back door approach and go after individual gun rights at the state level. It'll be much easier as there are already numerous states that have been trampling on the 2nd Amendment for decades without interference and with support from their own citizens.
And the ersatz activists in the NRA and other right-wing groups will gladly throw blue state gun owners under the bus instead of fighting for everyone's second amendment rights.
Geary Mcdevitt says:
Not sure where you got the idea LEO's used to be for gun control? Maybe in cities you have the brass on that side, only because they are politically motivated.
As long As I can remember LEO polls have shown a 75% pro-gun stand at least. Even in upstate NY ex state troopers thought you should be armed.
Not saying much about Upstate NY though. Up here we are very pro-gun, we are just ruled over by the tyranny of NYC
That is for the citizens to stand up against! The longer you wait, the deeper the tyranny goes!
Whodaty says:
@Jim Mackey et al: Same for WA being ruled by Seattle-Tacoma, Nevada by Vegas, etc. Looks as if states need to adopt the electoral college voting system by county so the liberal leaning metro majorities don't rule the majority of a state's land owners. Thankfully many Sheriffs and even some city chiefs are following their oaths of office properly. It's getting "interesting" out there…..
angry painter says:
Hey Geary, as the son , nephew, business partner and friend of LEO'S and living in the peoples republic of new jersey , there is no doubt about it in n.j. LEO,S do NOT want you to own firearms many have told me so , saying it makes their jobs harder (domestics, warrants, etc.).
Dave Workman says:
Geary:
Never said LEOs were "for" gun control, just said they used to be paraded out as background for anti-gun politicians, but now, with so many lawmen and women openly showing their red, white and blue colors, that bit of showboat fakery is no longer fashionable.
Thanks so much for reading and sharing, and making me feel welcome at Ammoland by weighing in with a cogent thought.
RM Molon Labe says:
The locks on my doors are to keep the criminals safe…NOT ME….
Pistol Pete says:
You should be a better shot than most police man and better armed, the criminal's are better armed but most can not hit the side of a barn!
Spanky says:
I carry a gun because a cop is too heavy!
That should be on a t shirt . I'm sure it would get attention.
Chuckbone56 says:
Must be all the donuts. Lol!
Meh says:
I may not live in the middle of nowhere but I can see it from my attic. It takes the Sheriffs office around 15 minutes to get to my farm so I've been my own 1st responder for years.
Jack Mac says:
RM, I like that.
Meh, everybody should realize that they are always the first responder when attacked.
GregTorchia says:
As an American you should have Unfettered accessa to a Backhoe,,shovels and lime /you'll be fine 1776
John Fox says:
When it's against the law and take a knee to take a moment and pray with your players but not against the law for those who take a knee that disrespect the flag and those who gave all, basic proof that America's compass is pointing in the wrong direction. We need to be afraid, very afraid because the future does not look any brighter. Yes lock your doors and load your weapons. If you can't see what's happening now…. You won't be around to see the future later.
Chris Howard says:
It's always been the home owner being the 1st responder. If, they are a 2nd Amendment believer ? The "Right" to protect yourself and others is most important for every situation you may encounter !! Otherwise the coroner's vehicle would be showing up to get your bodies ?! Act first explain last ?!
Capn Dad says:
You are always the first responder in any home invasion scenario….shouldn't you be at least as well armed as the second responder, the police? Wise up America.
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This easy and healthy cookie recipe was created by Boulder, CO culinary instructor, Brandi Mackenzie.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Prepare a cookie sheet with a Silpat or parchment paper. Combine dry ingredients for base mixture and add ingredients for one of the flavoring options to this mixture. Combine wet ingredients then mix into dry, stirring well with a spatula. Using the spatula, scoop dough into a tablespoon for consistent sized cookies. The oiliness of batter will allow the dough to easily come out of measuring spoon. Place onto cookie sheet with enough space to lightly spread. Cook for 10 to 12 min. Remove from heat and cool before serving; cookies will firm up as they cool.


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Scotts Run, formerly Scotts Run Station, is a mixed-use development featuring offices, apartments, hotels, retail stores, and restaurants in Tysons, Virginia being developed by Cityline Partners, LLC.

Description
Scotts Run is split into two sections, Scotts Run South and Scotts Run North, on both sides of Dolley Madison Boulevard between the interchanges with I-495 and SR 267 in the Tysons East section of Tysons, Virginia.  It is adjacent to the Washington Metro McLean station on the south and east sides of the station.  The development is also split from north to south by the Scotts Run Stream Valley Park.  Expected square footage of the developments are  on  in Scotts Run North  and  on  in Scotts Run South.

Scotts Run Station will include up to two dozen buildings, seven in the north. and 17 in the south.  Several of these building will be over  in height

History

Originally proposed in 2011 as "Scotts Run Station", Scotts Run was intended to leverage the Tysons Comprehensive Plan to establish a large, mixed-use neighborhood similar to Reston Town Center.  The project was later split into two separate sections, "Scotts Run Station South" and "Scotts Run Station North" and the "Station" portion was dropped from both names.  The south section was approved by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors in 2012 while the north section was put on hold.  While work on the initial buildings on the south section started, the north section was converted to a parking lot to support the newly opened McLean station.  In 2014, the application for Scotts Run North was reactivated.

South progress
Scotts Run South was approved by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors in April, 2013.  The first office building, MITRE Building 4, was completed in 2015.  The first residential building, The Haden, was completed in 2016.  In mid 2017, construction started on two additional residential buildings and the first retail space within the development.  In July, 2017, Skanska, a Swedish developer, announced the purchase of a portion of the area with the intention of developing a 350 unit apartment building with ground floor retail by 2022.

North progress
Scotts Run North was approved by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors in June, 2015.

See also
 List of tallest buildings in Tysons, Virginia

References

External links
 Scotts Run
 Cityline Partners Scotts Run Project

Fairfax County, Virginia
Mixed-use developments in the Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area
Tysons, Virginia


Breton (surrealists) and ??? (dada).
saying) and how later they changed the same-old "he said, i sed"
story as to who did what.
parallel to Greenberg's exclusion of Frank Stella, ... ?others?
On the one hand accepting into the fold Pollock.
ref to Bruno Latour's  "We have never been modern"
"there's nothing there but paint and canvas"
this as "all possible notes and tonalities in all possible combinations"


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