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Heavy Metal Love Songs: A Playlist
February 14, 2018 Joseph Schafer
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Picking a solid playlist of metal love songs posted a difficult task. Metal excels at many things that most popular forms of music are not good at: darkness, intensity, drama. Love is not one of those things.
There is no shortage of metal songs about love. There are probably more songs about romantic relationships than any other single topic, and sex is probably a close second. The challenge came in finding good songs that suit Decibel. Extreme heavy metal ignores love almost entirely. Black, death, thrash, sludge, grind — they all pretty much boil down to one sentiment: "Aw, crap."
The Christians rule Scandinavia. Aw, crap.
I have an uncontrollable desire to consume human flesh. Aw, crap.
Nuclear war seems inevitable. Aw, crap.
I'm hooked on smack. Aw, crap.
The ruling elites will never cede power to me nor accept my white boy dreadlocks. Aw, crap.
While "aw, crap" remains an appropriate reaction to many things in life, it is almost never the appropriate reaction to love. I can find one "aw, crap I'm in love" song trope: "I'm a total dog for promiscuous sex, but now I am emotionally attached to one person who would prefer if I changed my ways. Aw, crap." Lemmy aside, I can't find many instances of this trope in extreme metal, either.
As such, this playlist leans heavily on pre-extreme metal or bands that openly harken back to that style. Turning back the clock only makes finding metal love songs a tiny bit easier.
Many of these songs hail from the time period when heavy metal and hard rock were, if not overlapping genres, then at least Siamese twins. I did my best to ignore any bands which, in my subjective view, fall more into the hard rock category. That means no Foreigner, Journey, Van Halen, Whitesnake, KISS or the like.
Power ballads take up the lion's share of metal love song territory. I also tried to ignore those. Power ballads are great, but today is a hallmark holiday—I can only take so much cheese.
To make matters worse, a whole lot of love songs are not really about love. In all rock music 'love' is mostly a euphemism for sex. The Scorpions and Judas Priest outperform in the love song department, but most of their material is really about making the beast with two backs (of these two, Priest makes far and away sexier songs on average – "Evil Fantasies" is especially raunchy). In fact, there are enough songs about sex that they might make their own playlist in the future. Some love songs are about motorcycles. Some love songs are about cracking open a cold one with the boys (the homoeroticism is strong in this subject). Some love songs are about, um, hate (Pantera's "This Love" does not belong).
So strip all that away and what do you get?
Power metal, mostly. Which makes for a pretty boring playlist.
In other words: trying to find a pure, earnest metal song about love that isn't a total cheeseball or just a double entendre about humping is pretty much impossible. But earnest love itself is cheesy and can lead to fucking often enough that we've built a functioning (well, some of the time) society around that concept, or at least the possibility of that concept. Aw, crap, a hint of optimism.
So in the spirit of the day, and that optimism, and not wanting to give you a playlist that's just power metal, here is our Valentine's Day playlist to you, full of sex, and beers with the boys, and motorcycles, and homoeroticism, and a lot of odd earnestness.
Decibel Magazine's Valentine's Day Metal Love Song Playlist
"Love You to Death" – Type O Negative
"N.I.B." – Black Sabbath
"I Need Your Love" – High Spirits
"Please Don't Touch" – Motorhead feat. Girlschool
"Benighted" – Opeth
"The End of Heartache" – Killswitch Engage
"Date with the Devil" – Mutoid Man
"Feeling Free Again" – Manilla Road
"Jet City Woman" – Queensryche
"A Gothic Romance" – Cradle of Filth
"Lady Death" – Tribulation
"Nothing Else Matters" – Metallica
"Turbo Lover" – Judas Priest
"Creature of Desire" – Visigoth
"Still Loving You" – Scorpions
"Love" – Strapping Young Lad
"Fata Morgana" – Fates Warning
"Mama I'm Coming Home" – Ozzy Osbourne
"Ghost Love Score" – Nightwish
"I Remember You" – Skid Row
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The earliest report of bone material found within the lava tubes at Craters of the Moon dates back to the 1880s. A variety of bovine-like bones were collected from the lava tubes, but are too fragmentary or poorly preserved for definitive identification. The remains of bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis), including a horn, have also been found in the monument. Packrat middens within the lava tubes contain bone material including the remains of microtine rodents. An grizzly bear (Ursus arctos) skull and femur were found just south of the old monument boundary.
In a rare example of fossils preserved in igneous rocks, dozens of tree mold impressions are preserved in the basaltic lava flows and in lava tubes. These impressions were formed as lava flowed around a fallen tree. The molds typically show shrinkage cracks. Moisture in the wood may have prevented incineration of the trees. Similar tree molds are known from other NPS areas including El Malpais National Monument, Hawaii Volcanoes National Monument, Lava Beds National Monument, and Pu'uhonua o Honaunau National Historic Park.
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Tennis – Early 2016 Wimbledon Betting Odds Update
By Bief
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Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams. Those two will be looking to retain their crowns in the 2016 Wimbledon tennis tournament, which is set to commence next month at the All England Club in London. That being said, read on below at the top three contenders, for both the men's and women's singles, primed to win the title.
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Men's Singles
Favorites — Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Roger Federer
[sc:Other240banner ]Novak Djokovic is looking unbeatable. He's off to a marvelous start this year, losing just two of his first 28 matches thus far. More importantly, the Serb's on track to claim his third-consecutive Wimbledon title as he's usually at his very best when playing on grass. Djokovic has won 20 of his last 21 matches on that particular surface. That lone loss happened against Andy Murray in the finals of the 2013 Wimbledon Championships.
Speaking of which, Murray will be aiming to at least make it all the way back to the Finals for hopefully another encounter with Djokovic. The Scotsman has been (almost) just as deadly as Djokovic when playing on grass, as he boasts a 91-23 career record. Murray is also off to a relatively solid start this year, winning 11 of his first 15 matches. That stretch includes a semifinals appearance in the Monte Carlo Masters. 2016 might just be the year for Murray.
Meanwhile, Roger Federer could actually end up winning it all other than the mentioned two above. After all, he has already claimed seven titles at this tournament, and has actually won almost every major honor in tennis. It's not that hard to see the Swiss notch his eighth crown at Wimbledon, and ultimately his 18th Grand Slam before he (probably) hangs it all up.
Women's Singles
Favorites — Serena Williams, Petra Kvitova and Maria Sharapova
There are a lot of reasons to pin your hopes on Serena Williams to win it all in London for the second-straight year. Yes, it's been almost eight months since she last won a Grand Slam title, but that drought should come to an end here if she fails to do so in Roland Garros. Williams has a total of six Wimbledon championships under her belt, and another one won't just give her seven. It will also allow her to equal Steffi Graf's open-era record of 22 Grand Slam titles.
Another intriguing contender is none other than Petra Kvitova. She is a two-time Wimbledon champion, and has proven to be one of Williams' toughest opponents. Kvitova has beaten the American in their last two meetings, which both happened in the Madrid Masters. However, things haven't really gone smoothly for Kvitova this season, as she's only won 10 of her first 17 matches overall.
Maria Sharapova, meanwhile, is still considered to be one of the favorites to win the title in London despite her persistent arm injury. She lost to Williams in the quarterfinal of the 2016 Australian Open and has not competed since then. But nevertheless, the five-time Grand Slam champion could prove to be a handful for any opponent once she fully recovers. Sharapova won her first-and-only Wimbledon championship back in 2004, where she defeated the reigning champion Williams in the finals (6-1, 6-4).
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Role of the Clarion-Ledger in the Adoption of the 1982 Education Reform Act
Author: Kathleen Woodruff Wickham
This monograph examines the role of the Jackson, Mississippi Clarion-Ledger in the adoption of the landmark 1982 Education Reform Act by the Mississippi State Legislature. The Ledger was awarded the 1983 Pulitzer Prize Gold Medal for public service for its massive coverage of a special legislative session that enacted significant educational reforms in Mississippi.
"Dr. Kathleen Woodruff Wickham's examination of the Jackson Clarion-Ledger's crusade for education reform in Mississippi that won the 1983 Pulitzer Prize for public service is not only a detailed, informative addition to journalism scholarship but part of the coming-of-age story of the South ... Scholars should find Wickham's work valuable as they debate the extent to which journalists should become participants and whether change can be effected without such saturation coverage. And at a time when Pulitzers are being criticized as too often the province of large newsrooms with significant resources, Wickham's monograph reminds us that vision and dedication can equalize that playing field." - Doug Fisher, Instructor, School of Journalism and Mass Communications, University of South Carolina
Dr. Wickham successfully uncovers the machinery that brought the stars into this unlikely alignment for the Clarion-Ledger. She does this by depicting the key components of the machinery and then letting the reader discover how pieces fit and impel one another. ... The author employs a number of methodologies, including a quantitative and qualitative content analysis of the Clarion-Ledger's series, and a brutal statistical depiction of the state's ongoing struggles to roll its rock up from the bottom of the mountain." - Professor Wilson Lowry, Department of Journalism, The University of Alabama
Foreword by Burnis Morris
1 The Hederman Family Legacy
2 Rea Hederman Turns Away the Past
3 Charles Overby Sets a New Agenda
4 The Push for Reform
5 Analysis of Pulitzer Prize Entry
6 The Pulitzer Prize for Public Service
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Appendix C: Miracle in Mississippi: The historic for landmark education reforms as reported in the Clarion-Ledger, May 7, 1983 special report (reprinted with permission of the Clarion-Ledger)
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Zune HD Does Touch With Some Twists
Microsoft revamps its mp3 player with the new Zune HD.
ByOPINION By ROSS RUBIN
Sept. 30, 2009— -- Microsoft's Zune was a latecomer to the MP3 space, arriving on the scene long after Apple had established dominance with its iPod.
Its first iteration was much thicker than the iPod, didn't support many of the media types that the iPod could, and had a far inferior navigation control to Apple's scroll wheel.
And yet, Microsoft had features in that initial product that would come eventually to the iPod, including a larger screen, integrated FM radio, and Wi-Fi.
Microsoft closed the gap even further with its second-generation Zune, whih included a smaller, sleeker flash version and a touch-sensitive control pad nicknamed the "squircle" for its rounded corners, but Apple changed the game and pulled far ahead again with its iPod touch, which brought most of the functionality of its popular iPhone to an iPod.
Now, Microsoft is back with the Zune HD, a slim flash memory device with a tapered, brushed aluminum back and a touchscreen that can respond to multi-finger gestures such as "pinching" to zoom out of a photo.
OLED Technology Creates Eye-Popping Colors
The Zune HD's screen is smaller than the iPod touch's, but it uses a new display technology called OLED, which provides for crisp, eye-popping colors. However, the screen itself can't display high-definition video. For that, you'll have to connect the Zune to an HDTV with a separate docking accessory.
The "HD" in Zune HD also stands for HD radio, an upgrade from the initial model's FM radio that offers better sound quality and more stations without subscription fees.
The Zune can even detect songs being played on the radio and have them downloaded for you. However, as with earlier models, you must be using the earbuds that Microsoft supplies to receive radio signals as they include the antenna. Fortunately, the earbuds are pretty respectable.
On paper, the Zune HD sounds like a copycat of the iPod touch, with a button below the screen, a side-mounted button (which would be more effective as a split volume control as it is in the iPod touch), and a top-mounted power/display toggle button. But the user interface of the Zune HD is as quite different from that of Apple's touchscreen iPod (as well as previous Zunes).
Zune's Interface Is Full of 'Wormholes' to Shoot Through Hyperspace
If the iPod's user interface is a town filled with clearly marked street signs, the Zune HD's is one filled with wormholes that let you shoot through hyperspace. Eschewing icons, screens are generally represented by smaller versions of themselves hiding in the background.
It can make the experience cluttered at times, but it's youthful and discoverable, more efficient than previous Zune user interfaces.
The jumping-around experience of the Zune also holds true for its software, which is Microsoft's answer to iTunes. The Zune software, however, is a much more effective music vehicle, particularly when paired with Microsoft's $15 per month Zune Pass that allows unlimited downloads of (much of) the music available for purchase.
Version 4.0 of the Zune software introduces a feature called Smart DJ, which will generate a playlist of 30 songs based on a particular artist. One click and they're swapped out for 30 new songs.
'Social' Feature Lets Users Learn From Each Other
The software also features Channels (programmed radio stations that allow one to preview and skip) and, of course, "the social" -- a community of users that can learn from each other's music tastes.
While they may improve over time, the software's recommendations are not particularly spot on, particularly compared to services such as Pandora.
While using Zune Pass is effective for discovering and enjoying lots of new music, there are plenty of tracks that were available only for purchase. Zune Pass allows for 10 MP3 downloads per month, but that seems like a pittance when you get hooked on downloading album after album at a time.
Also, while the Zune Pass service integrates well with the Zune device -- one of the rationales for the whole Zune effort -- it lacks the breadth of device support of Real's Rhapsody service, which can now stream music on demand to iPod touches and iPhones. And while there is still no Zune software for the Mac, Mac and PC users can now stream music on demand from their Zune Pass account via the Web.
Microsoft has also outfited the Zune with a Web browser based on the mobile version of Internet Explorer as well as some basic apps, all of which are free for downloading as of now. The former may be helpful for doing a quick bit of information within a Wi-Fi hotspot.
Zune Provides Fresh Music on the Go
The latter are mostly simple games for now; there is also a weather application. But in addition to being far behind Apple on this front, apps take longer to load and are far less sophisticated and plentiful than those in Apple's booming app store, which recently passed the 2 million downloads mark.
In the end, the Zune HD is the most attractive buffet table in the world of all-you-can-hear music. Microsoft continues to create inventive ways to exploit the value of subscription music.
For those who want to have as much fresh music as possible on the go, it is worth the premium over Apple's 16 GB iPod nano, but falls far behind the breadth of functionality of Apple's iPod touch.
Ross Rubin (@rossrubin on Twitter) is director of industry analysis at The NPD Group (@npdtech on Twitter). He blogs at The NPD Group Blog as well as his own blog, Out of the Box.
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NBC Site: Heterosexuality 'Just Not Working,' But Miley Cyrus Has the Answer
August 23rd, 2019 12:53 PM
Miley Cyrus is "at the vanguard of feminist thought." Pity feminism.
Cyrus is, of course, a pop tart who was once Disney's Hannah Montana, after which she became one of the more crass libertines in an entertainment culture overpopulated with them. She recently split from her husband of three weeks (or whatever). It was surely a blow to romantics everywhere, but not Marcie Bianco, lesbian feminist who writes for NBC's distinctly unthoughtful Think site.
Bianco's August 16 piece celebrated Cyrus and actress Julianne Hough for making public announcements "about sexuality in ways that puts the power — and responsibility — back into their own hands."
In other words, they dig chicks. Not exclusively, mind you, but enough to make Bianco hold them up as examples of women "taking back control of their lives and their bodies and they are questioning the foundation of the patriarchy [Boo! Hiss!] — heterosexuality — that has kept them blindly subordinate for centuries."
Seems like an awful lot of importance to place on the preferences of two unrepresentative entertainers. But, given Bianco's view of traditional sexual arrangements, you can see why she imagines the Just Empire of Amazon Warrior Women is in the offing.
Bianco sees "the strictures of an American patriarchy [Boo! Hiss!] on the edge of a nervous breakdown. As the status quo, heterosexuality is just not working." This is troubling. I'll have to ask my wife about it.
"The picture," she said, "is this: Men need heterosexuality to maintain their societal dominance over women. Women, on the other hand, are increasingly realizing not only that they don't need heterosexuality, but that it also is often the bedrock of their global oppression."
But what of women who don't feel oppressed? Hah! Bianco has you there:
Patriarchy is at its most potent when oppression doesn't feel like oppression, or when it is packaged in terms of biology, religion or basic social needs like security comfort, acceptance and success. Heterosexuality offers women all these things as selling points to their consensual subjection.
Historically, women have been conditioned to believe that heterosexuality is natural or innate, just as they have been conditioned to believe that their main purpose is to make babies — and if they fail to do so, they are condemned as not "real," or as bad, women.
This is a warmed over marxist trope, of course. You suffer from false consciousness, Comrade Lady Girl. You don't realize how unhappy you are. Reeducation will open your eyes to the exploitation of the capitalist, er, patriarchal oppressors.
Revolution is coming, and Cyrus and Hough are its intellectual trailblazers. Their "respective declarations does [sic] more than raise visibility for the queer community at large — it is a powerful assertion of their bodily autonomy and control over their sexuality."
And sexual freedom is, after all, the most important thing in the world to today's feminist. As Bianco, notes, it's "a far cry from the type of freedom espoused by those on the right, for whom freedom, as I wrote in an earlier article on how misogyny is the driver of mass shootings in America, is conflated with domination. [She did write that article. It was just as delightful and fun as this one.] In this context, freedom is actually possessed by a select few, as it is dependent upon the oppression — rather than the liberation — of disempowered people, particularly women and minorities."
Huh. And you thought you just wanted to be left the hell alone. Well, too bad patriarchal swine, because, in the words of Marcie Bianco, Warrior Princess: "While men stew in their mess, women are rising …"


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In church history, the term  (from Ancient Greek:  , "headless", singular   from  , "without", and  , "head") has been applied to several sects that supposedly had no leader. E. Cobham Brewer wrote, in Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, that acephalites, "properly means men without a head." Jean Cooper wrote, in Dictionary of Christianity, that it characterizes "various schismatical Christian bodies". Among them were Nestorians who rejected the Council of Ephesus' condemnation of Patriarch Nestorius of Constantinople, which deposed Nestorius and declared him a heretic.

Fifth-century acephali

Those who refused to acknowledge the authority of the Council of Chalcedon were originally called Haesitantes; the  developed from among them, and, according to Blunt, the earlier name – Haesitantes – seems to have been used for only a short time.

With the apparent purpose of bringing the Orthodox and heretics into unity, Patriarch Peter III of Alexandria and Patriarch Acacius of Constantinople had elaborated a new creed in which they expressly condemned both Nestorius and Eutyches, a presbyter and archimandrite, but at the same time rejected the decisions of the Council of Chalcedon. This ambiguous formula, though approved by Byzantine Emperor Zeno and imposed in his Henoticon, could only satisfy the indifferent.

The term applied to a 5th-century faction among the Eutychians, who seceded from Peter, a Miaphysite, in 482, after Peter signed the Henoticon and was recognised by Zeno as the legitimate patriarch of Alexandria, by which they were "deprived of their head". They remained "without king or bishop" until they were reconciled with Coptic Orthodox Pope Mark II of Alexandria (799–819). The condemnation of Eutyches irritated the rigid Monophysites; the equivocal attitude taken towards the Council of Chalcedon appeared to them insufficient, and many of them, especially the monks, deserted Peter, preferring to be without a head, rather than remain in communion with him. Later, they joined the adherents of the non-Chalcedonian Patriarch Severus of Antioch.
They were, according to Oxford English Dictionary Online, a "group of extreme Monophysites" and "were absorbed by the Jacobites".

Liberatus of Carthage wrote, in , that those at the Council of Ephesus who followed neither Patriarch Cyril I of Alexandria nor Patriarch John I of Antioch were called .

Esaianites were one of the sects into which the Alexandrian  separated at the end of the 5th century. They were the followers of Esaias, a deacon of Palestine, who claimed to have been consecrated to the episcopal office by the Bishop Eusebius. His opponents averred that after the bishop's death, his hands had been laid upon the head of Esaias by some of his friends.

 were a sect of  who followed Chalcedonian Patriarch Paul of Alexandria, who was deposed by a synod at Gaza, in 541, for his uncanonical consecration by the Patriarch of Constantinople, and who, after his deposition, sided with the Miaphysites.

Barsanians, later called Semidalites, were a sect of  at the end of the 5th century. They had no succession of priests, and professed to keep up the celebration of a valid Eucharist by placing a few crumbs of some of the bread which had been consecrated by Dioscorus into a vessel of meal, and then using as fully consecrated the bread baked from it.

The Barsanuphians separated from the Acephali in the late 6th century and developed their own episcopal hierarchy.

Other acephali

According to Brewer, acephalites were also certain bishops exempt from the jurisdiction and discipline of their patriarch. Cooper explains that they are "priests rejecting episcopal authority or bishops that of their metropolitans." Blunt described  as those clergy who were ordained with a sinecure benefice and who generally obtained their orders by paying for them, that is, by simony. The Council of Pavia, in 853, legislated its canons 18 and 23 against them, from which it appears, according to Blunt, that they were mostly chaplains to noblemen, that they produced much scandal in the Church, and that they disseminated many errors.

 clergy without title or benefice.

According to Brewer, acephalites were also a sect of Levellers during the reign of Henry I of England who acknowledged no leader. They were, according to Oxford English Dictionary Online, "a group of free socagers having no feudal superior except the king." This usage is now considered obsolete.

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Émile Favre, né le  à Bonneville (Haute-Savoie) et mort le  dans cette même ville, est un homme politique français.

Biographie
Il est le fils de Edmond Favre, un menuisier originaire de Samoëns.

Répétiteur au collège de Toulon, il est nommé au lycée de Chambéry jusqu'en 1893. En 1896, il est répétiteur au lycée de Marseille. Se préparant à l'agrégation en sciences mathématiques, il doit renoncer en raison de problèmes familiaux. Il entreprend une licence en droit ainsi que des études en sciences économiques. Installé dans la ville de Marseille, il est élu conseiller municipal entre 1900 et 1904. Il est d'ailleurs président de la société de secours mutuels « La Savoisienne », qui rassemble les migrants originaires de l'ancien Duché de Savoie.

Il revient dans sa ville natale à la suite de la vacance du siège de député de la circonscription, Émile Chautemps étant devenu sénateur en 1905. Il reste en place jusqu'au lendemain de la Première Guerre mondiale. Il inscrit au groupe socialiste. Il devient conseiller municipal (1908), puis maire de Bonneville, ainsi que conseiller général du canton de La Roche-sur-Foron (1906). Il s'occupe surtout de questions concernant sa circonscription.

Il meurt en 1918 de la grippe espagnole.

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One of the many pleasures of American Popular Song is the broad range of human experiences it describes. The seasons have always been an inspiration to poets & musicians, and October is no exception.
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OCTOBER SURPRISES begins with the hearty Oktoberfest, an invitation to eat, drink & dance the polka since the early 1800s ["I Love Louisa," "Beer Barrel Polka," "Du, Du, Liegst Mir Im Herzen," selections from The Student Prince...] Add Columbus Day, in praise of Italy´s contribution to America´s culture ["Volare," "That´s Amore," "Al Di La," the international Neapolitan standards]. Stir in the overlapping beauty & mystery of Autumn ["Lullaby of the Leaves," "Autumn Leaves," "Indian Summer," "Shine On, Harvest Moon," "Autumn in New York," "Moondance,"] and Halloween ["Long Black Veil," "Ghost Riders in the Sky," "Witchcraft"...], and you have a uniquely delightful, poetic, thoroughly colorful grabbag.
Drawing upon the reliable riches of American Popular Song, beautiful poetic & literary selections as well as a few borrowed international favorites, OCTOBER SURPRISES is an opportunity to savor the many flavors of what is literally the most colorful month of the year.


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Dumb Jock Chugs Bottle of Cristal to Protest Occupy Wall Street
Maureen O'Connor · 10/17/11 04:24PM
Kevin Strahle is a self-proclaimed rich person, "meathead," "YouTube inspirational public figure," and resident of New Jersey. He is an amateur competitive eater, with a handful of meat-eating victories in the suburbs.
Tough Guy Gets a Cork in the Face
Whitney Jefferson · 01/01/10 01:30PM
These are the kinds of stories that we can't help but think of when we're about to pop open a bottle of bubly. Watch this macho dude try to hold back the tears as a cork is shot unexpectedly at his face.
How To Open a Bottle of Champagne with a Sword
Elizabeth Bolduc · 12/31/09 11:00AM
Tonight, have your "soberest" pal try this trick out on your finest bottle of Andre Cold Duck.
Obscure Champagne Hits It Big Thanks to Jay-Z
cityfile · 04/14/09 08:29AM
In these dreary times of belt-tightening and austerity, you'd be forgiven for not keeping track of which ridiculously expensive champagne is currently de rigueur among rappers and jet setters. But it is our solemn duty to report that since Jay-Z's famous boycott of Cristal—which was triggered by the company's dismay over the hip hop community's association with the brand and led to a decline in sales—the bubbly that seems to have taken its place, Armand de Brignac, is doing better than ever.
Eating & Drinking: Friday Edition
cityfile · 03/20/09 03:30PM
• Michelle Obama started digging up part of the South Lawn of the White House today to plant a vegetable garden. In case you ever have to prepare a salad for the president, be advised that Barack is not down beets. [NYT]
• It's official: Per Se is introducing an à la carte menu on Wednesday. [NYT]
• Pichet Ong is closing P'ong and Batch in the West Village. [Eater, GS]
• Trends Frank Bruni has noticed: trotters, little fried birds, cheap wine. [NYT]
• One trend Grub Street has seen all over the place: bone marrow. [GS]
• A few tips on how to handle a really bad waiter. [Bon Appétit]
• The world's oldest bottle of champagne was opened this week. [TimesUK]
• The Journal has a peek inside JGV's weekend home in Westchester. [WSJ]
• Good news: Antonio Banderas is now producing wine. [Decanter]
Hilarious Party Priest Defrocked
Richard Lawson · 12/31/08 11:20AM
There's no such thing as fun anymore. Remember that party priest who spent thousands on NYC bottle service? His shocked parish has bullied the Episcopal church into defrocking him.
Eating & Drinking: Wednesday Edition
• A list of spots where you can save on stress and dine out on Christmas. [NYM]
• Tips on how to avoid food poisoning at Grandma's house this year. [NYDN]
• Frank Bruni checks in on Tom Colicchio's Tuesday Dinner and Brian Bistrong's Braeburn in today's Times. [NYT, NYT]
• Is champagne too ostentatious given current events? Try punch. [NYT, NYT]
• Just in case you feel like skipping ahead to New Year's Eve, here's a complete rundown of events planned for the big night. [Citysearch]
Champagne Fizzling Fast
How are champagne manufacturers expected to fare this holiday season now that the economy is in a tailspin? Not well, unsurprisingly. "It's hard to imagine it will be anything other than horrible," says one expert. [AdAge]
Surprise! Champagne Sales On the Decline
Not that we're suggesting you'd even pay attention to the cost of a crate of Krug, but apparently the retail price of champagne has increased much faster than inflation. To blame? The high global demand for bubbly in recent years and the finite number of grapes available from the specific region of France permitted to label its sparkling wine champagne. Now with the economic crisis, winemakers are worried about a likely disconnect between what consumers are willing to pay and the high price of grapes. The CEO of LVMH, which owns Veuve Cliquot, Dom Perignon, and Moët Chandon, must be losing sleep! Oh, except probably not as he's the richest man in France.


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Looking at Speaker Paul Ryan's argument against Obamacare it's all about money. Not about the people or healthcare, for that matter.
As I mentioned before, it's been a couple of wild months filled with whirlwind activity on healthcare reform.
I wasn't really surprised at the political shenanigans in Washington, DC. After all, this isn't my first political rodeo.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Former Goldman Sachs banker Roger Ng has claimed trial at a Sessions Court here to four counts of abetting the US-based investment bank by omitting facts and making untrue statements over the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) sale of notes worth RM6.5bil in bonds.
The 46-year-old pleaded not guilty after the charges were read out before Sessions Court judge Ahmad Kamal Arifin Ismail.
According to three of the charges, Ng, also known as Ng Chong Hwa, allegedly abetted Goldman Sachs in omitting several material facts in two offering circulars and one private placement memorandum.
One of the material facts is that Low Taek Jho, or known as Jho Low, was the operator and key intermediary for 1MDB.
Another charge stated that Ng made an untrue statement in an offering circular dated March 16, 2013.
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Q: javascript class finding elements based on a keyword in id, class, href or name I made a class so that I can find specific elements based on a keyword in the elements id, class, name, or href. If a match is found it then gets pushed to an array. I managed to get this working on its own, but when I made it into a class it does not push any elements to the array. It seems to work to a degree because it finds all the a elements but it just doesnt match on keywords. What seems to be wrong here?
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A: The issue is, you are not calling the build method.
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Simulated Video Of Dr. Sugata Das, Who Crashed Plane In San Diego – His Final Moments Are Chilling!
UPDATE: I was notified this video was created in Microsoft Flight Simulator and is not an actual cockpit video, but is linked up with audio to recreate the crash. I am reflecting that change in the title and article. My apologies.
Dr. Sugata Das wasa cardiologist whose plane went down in San Diego, California earlier this month in a housing development, killing him and a UPS driver. The circumstantial evidence suggest he had been "fully vaccinated" at the time. Now, video captured from inside his cockpit captured the final moments of his life up until the crash and it's chilling.
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Dr. Das was a cardiologist at the Yuma Heart and Vascular Center in Yuma, Arizona. Governor Doug Ducey has issued several Executive Orders in 2021 that outlaw mandatory masks and experimental injections in Arizona government buildings, schools and political subdivisions. He signed Senate Bill 1824 into law on June 30, 2021. It requires all employers in the state to provide reasonable accommodations to workers with religious objections to the shots. The bill also prohibits blanket vaccine passports. But tucked into that bill is a caveat relevant to this article:
"[SB1824] Stipulates that a health care institution is not prohibited from requiring its employees to be vaccinated. (Sec. 13)."
The Arizona School Boards Association challenged the law in court. A Maricopa County judge voided the ban on mask mandates in schools and other parts of the bill due to a legislative technicality. The Arizona Attorney General is also challenging the Biden vaccine mandate in federal court. Despite all the foregoing, Arizona healthcare workers have never been afforded any legislative protections against vaxx mandates.
There are several recent reports of Arizona healthcare workers quitting their jobs in lieu of receiving mRNA or viral vector DNA injections. Some Arizona doctors expressed concern about staffing shortages among nurses and techs as a result of people quitting. A June survey by the American Medical Association found that 96% of physicians nationwide are fully vaccinated.
Death of Dr. Sugata Das
In addition to being a cardiologist, Dr. Das is also a pilot. He received a commercial pilot certificate on October 24, 2014, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
He was flying the Cessna from Yuma to San Diego on Monday, October 11. The five-minute video starts out fine. You hear Dr. Das and the air traffic controller conversing as they normally would (as this blogger understands from a layman's perspective). At around the one minute mark, the controller tells Dr. Das to maintain an altitude 2,800 feet. He also tells Dr. Das which runway to land on.
The controller says it "looks like you're drifting right of course" at the 1:36 mark. "Are you correcting?" he asks. The controller then says "low altitude alert" as the Cessna was apparently dropping far faster than it should. At around 2:17, the controller says "climb immediately" and "maintain 4,000 [feet]" with the anxiety in his voice now readily-apparent. "Climb immediately!" the controller yells at 2:34.
The last time you hear Dr. Das's voice is around the 2:20 mark when he says something that is inaudible. At the 3:18 mark, the controller say the plane has crashed. Watch the video below.
The plane crashed at 12:15 p.m. Pacific time near the intersection of Jeremy Street and Greencastle Street in Santee, about 17 miles east of Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport where the plane was supposed to land.
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Terrifying aftermath
Home surveillance video captured the last few seconds of the plane crash.
At least two homes were burned completely to the ground. One was owned by Cody and Courtney Campbell, who weren't home at the time. Phil and Maria Morris were pulled from the other burned home. They suffered minor injuries and major trauma. Ten more homes sustained varying levels of damage. But the saddest part of the story is the other casualty.
Mr. Steven Krueger.
Mr. Steven Krueger was a 30-year UPS employee, driving his regular route that day. In the ultimate wrong-place-wrong-time situation, Mr. Krueger was in his truck when the plane crashed right into it. He died instantly. Mr. Krueger planned to retire in 2022. He had recently purchased his retirement home in Mammoth Lakes.
The National Transportation Safety Board is conducting the investigation. But a flight instructor told CBS 8 in San Diego that, based on what he heard in the audio, the pilot was "disoriented." Watch the full report in the immediate aftermath of the crash from said news station.
Dr. Das was born in Pune, Maharashtra, India. He graduated from BJ Medical College in Pune. Dr. Das received his pilot training at Fly San Diego flight school. He worked at Yuma Regional Medical Center for 15 years. Dr. Das was 64 years old, according to two Wiki sites. He was also a board member for the non-profit Power of Love Foundation. Its mission is to help people affected by AIDS in India and Zambia.
Dr. Das is survived by his wife and two sons, ages 12 and 8.
Truth unlikely to ever be known
Dr. Bharat Magu is the chief medical officer at Yuma Regional Medical Center. He told NBC 7 in San Diego that Dr. Das had taken the same flight from Yuma to San Diego and back "hundreds of times." Thus it makes no sense that he crashed.
Dr. Das' voice suddenly started sounding a bit slurred in the video after you could clearly understand him in the first minute or two. Slurred speech is a common symptom of strokes. Of course we've covered several stories of post-injection strokes on this blog. But it's a 2013 study by Japanese researchers that is making it impossible not to speculate.
That study concluded that subarachnoid hemorrhage stroke patients who exhibited speech disturbance at the onset of the stroke had a mortality rate of 62.5%. Mortality rates for other types of strokes were 3 to 5 times higher in patients who exhibited speech disturbances versus those who did not. We'd also be remiss not to mention our June 27 article about the four British Airways pilots who, coincidentally or otherwise, died after it was reported that 85% of the company's pilots were vaxxed.
This story also reminds us of Ms. Jessica Turner. The 34-year-old Massachusetts woman had a seizure while driving in August, five days after the Pfizer mRNA injection. Luckily nobody was hurt in the incident. That's not the case in the instant story. Planes and medical establishments are two places this blogger avoids like the plague. Granted there are typically two pilots on most commercial flights. But the sheer panic if something like this did happen (along with the risk of exposure to spike proteins via shedding) is enough for me to drive when necessary.
Some are comparing this incident to the helicopter crash that killed former NBA superstar Kobe Bryant. The narrative is that "accidents happen." That is true. But Bryant died in that crash in January 2020, before COVID and long before mRNA and viral vector DNA shots. Investigators concluded that the pilot's poor decision-making in flying at "excessive airspeed" of 160 miles per hour in poor visibility conditions caused that crash.
Again, stay off of airplanes until further notice. Stay vigilant and protect your friends and loved ones.
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Clearly, pilots who have taken the experimental COVID shot should be grounded, not flying planes. A number of "vaccidents" have occurred on the ground too. These shots are not only dangerous for the recipient but also for everyone with which they may come in contact.
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Still in Journal Sentinel: Society has a love-hate relationship with technology
by Tech Council | May 19, 2013 | Featured, NEWSROOM, Tech Council News
For a product that has yet to officially hit the market, Google Glass has already caused heads to turn.
Google Glass is a wearable computer that looks like a pair of eyeglasses, only lens-free, with a small device attached to the right frame. It will allow users to access the Internet, take photos and even shoot short videos. Users could activate it by speaking or touching it, although one program in the works could eliminate the need for gestures or voice commands.
With only a few thousand test pairs on the street, the reaction to Google Glass has ranged from excitement to alarm. Early adopters can't wait to slip a pair behind their ears – while gambling casinos in Las Vegas, bars in Seattle and legislators in West Virginia have already taken steps to pre-emptively ban them, the New York Times reported recently.
It's the latest chapter in a debate that is older than you might imagine: How does technology test the boundaries between privacy and the First Amendment?
Technology was instrumental in solving the Boston Marathon bombing case a month ago. Knowing there were thousands of smart phones and cameras in the crowd, authorities tapped the power of crowd-sourcing by putting out a call for pictures, videos and other tips.
Investigators plowed through thousands of pieces of information, including shots from mounted surveillance cameras, to help identify the bombers. Facial recognition technology narrowed the search, social media spread the word and thermal imaging led to the apprehension of a suspect hiding under a tarp in a boat just outside Boston.
It was a powerful message about how technology can help resolve public safety emergencies. In fact, an upcoming PBS episode of NOVA will examine the role played by technology and science in capturing the Boston bombing suspects.
For many people, however, technology comes with a troubling flip side when it comes to privacy.
The federal government's seizure of telephone records of reporters and editors at The Associated Press, as well as the targeting of conservative groups by the IRS, raise questions about how public officials might employ cutting-edge technology in more intrusive ways. Some companies are reluctant to work with government agencies in devising cybersecurity strategies for fear it will lead to more problems than it will solve.
It's a debate that involves tech companies, privacy advocates, politicians and the courts, to name a few. The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee voted in April to require law enforcement to have a warrant to seize email, a much higher standard than a simple subpoena. A California district court ruled recently that private messages on social media are protected without a warrant.
Read this commentary in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel here.
The same people who might love the latest gadgets might also find themselves on the wrong end of the technology, either intentionally or by accident.
Then again, the search for techno-privacy balance is nothing new to modern society.
Writing in the Harvard Law Review in 1890, future Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis and his law partner Samuel Warren said "numerous mechanical devices threaten to make good the prediction that 'what is whispered in the closet shall be proclaimed from the house-tops'."
They were writing about the mass commercialization of photography, which is ubiquitous today and has been so for nearly a century. Likewise, few people today seem to care – or at least have become adjusted to – all types of social and electronic media that make every user a paparazzi-in-waiting. For the most part, those are technologies that didn't exist a decade ago.
Some tech companies take the attitude it's not about their innovation – which the marketplace should not hold back – but about people doing dumb things they shouldn't do in the first place. Others are somewhat more introspective, recognizing that technology can invite regulation if asocial people consistently use it for asocial purposes.
We want to buy cool, new stuff – and we also want to protect what little real privacy we might have left in public settings. Between the law, social values and technology itself, perhaps the uneasy balance between "closet" and "house-top" can be maintained.


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