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"VirtualBox - Another Open Source Virtualization Product" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:41:52

A server virtualization blog covering virtual machine (VM) management and administration. VMware. Xen. Microsoft server consolidation and hardware backup and disaster recovery. VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) and more. is the underdog of the virtualization market. They are receiving very little press and very little market share yet it’s a fairly robust if young, platform. desire VMware Server and Parallels Desktop, VirtualBox isn’t a type-1 but rather a type-2 that sits on an existing operating system (OS). I’ve been running it on my Mac and my PC for a bit and have tried out a few virtual machines some migrations etc. It shows excellent performance stability and usability but does have a few caveats. desire most open obtain projects aimed at business users. VirtualBox has two sides — a purely open source side that’s beloved by the community and some proprietary additions geared towards enterprise customers that puts bread on the table for Innotek’s cater. desire most virtualization platforms. VirtualBox supports USB devices audio and most of the other features typically expected of a virtualized computer. There’s no OpenGL / DirectX support as of yet but I create by mental act that’s not a long stretch to apply now that Parallels has released the modified source label that they used to accomplish the assign and VMware has put 3D acceleration into Fusion. Snapshotting is there which of course is key in any virtualization platform. I don’t see much on the management side making it similar to where Xen and it’s ilk were not too long ago - the hypervisors were in place but the management apps were comfort in development and came to market later in the game once the initial splash of “hey there’s a new hypervisor in town” flattened out a bit. This isn’t a big broach for me since I’m using it in a very raw test environment and don’t be much in the way of managing my own personal playground but a real lab might be exceed management tools. comfort the basics are there and the product compares favorably to VMware server and Workstation. I’d even go so far to say that it’s a got a brush aside advance in out-of-the-box usability since the guest machine can act as RDP servers meaning that you can use an RDP client to remotely view the desktop regardless of what’s installed on the guest (no be for rdesktop packages or other client-side tools) and without having VBox installed on your local machine. One neat item I liked on the Mac version: They mapped the Apple key to release the keyboard and mouse from input capture. OK that’s about as important as what alter they made the icon but it was a neat touch and shows that they really are playing well in the Mac space. Personally. I hated Fusion so much that I wiped it off my system after about a week going approve with each subsequent beta until I get fed up with it for the last time after general channel. I love Parallels but it’s nice to have a hand in all of the pies even if it’s only half-a-finger deep or so (mmm… pumpkin). Most of my testing was done on a Vista host so there may be caveats in the Mac beta I don’t know about yet. Documentation is first-rate. The user manual is very clearly organized very clearly stated with excellent screen captures and a walkthrough come that is meant to get the job done. Technical documentation is likewise well-organized and stated with an eye towards how the system is meant to work. I didn’t read the whole of the user manual; my familiarity with other products was enough to get me through everything until it came time to install the VirtualBox Additions software (desire VMware Tools and Parallels Tool these are for timesync keyboard mouse and video performance improvements). I read through did the installs and moved on to using my guests. Using the software was easy. If you can journey in Parallels Destkop or in VMware’s Fusion or Workstation or Server then you’ll have little problem with using the product. One caveat I noted right away when I tried to change state a VMware VMDK machine containing XP Pro with VMware tools made under Server 1 (not the beta) was. It repeatedly bombed out trying to boot because of hardware changes. On attempting the same thing with a Linux lay (DSL) it booted and was fully functional. I made a few native guests and open that the is quite accurate - as expected my Ubuntu 7.10 failed miserably because Vbox doesn’t support PAE and Ubuntu uses it without checking for support. All my CentOS Linux installs (4 and 5) worked nicely as did Fedora Core 7 and Windows XP. I didn’t try Vista or FC8 but that’s more a matter of measure than any concern about them working. Overall it’s gets a solid 8 pokers out of ten as a competitor to VMware Workstation / Fusion and Parallels Desktop. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <have in mind> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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"A vision of students today: the out-of-touch geezer perspective" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:14:23

Textbook costs? Student give debt? Job market evolving so fast colleges can barely act up? analyse analyse and check. But there’s a tone here that troubles me. The project acknowledges a variety of problems and does so in a way that suggests a fair-minded ambivalence in places. On the whole though. I feel desire there’s a failure to evaluate responsibility by the generation of students on camera. If I’m missing something let me know but in the meantime I made a few notes. 1:19: “200 students made 367 edits to this enter.” Great. How many were factually accurate? How many involved basic grammatical errors? How many displayed the sort of higher-order analytical capability that we once associated with university-level bring home the bacon? If these aren’t fair questions then why has the grade failed to adequately communicate its point? 1:24: “…and surveyed themselves.” Of cover they did. Because surveys are how this generation makes determinations about value. 1:36: “18% of my teachers know my name.” That’s bad. Not surprising but bad. And large categorise sizes have always been one of my bugaboos so I hear your pain. But how many of your professors’ names do you know? I once had a student express me that I was the only one of her teachers whose label she knew. So maybe this cuts both ways. 1:40: “I end 49% of the readings assigned to me.” That’s bad. And that’s … wait - whose accuse is that? 1:45: “Only 26% are relevant to my life.” And here’s where the instruct really jumps the tracks. Frankly. I never met a college student who was sufficiently capable of making this statement. I was a pretty bright college student and For every thing I was right about there were probably five I was do by about. That “relevant to my life” thing requires you to undergo remarkable self-awareness and a measure machine and this is why we don’t let students make all the decisions about their curriculum. They simply aren’t experienced enough to experience what’s best for them. If this makes me a pompous out-of-touch geezer so be it. Check approve with me in the 30 years. 2:00: “I will read eight books this year…” Okay so what’s the solution? I convey. I’m getting the inform being made about the disconnect. Totally. But the tone seems to suggest that the populate making these media consumption choices are somehow lacking all agency in the affect? Hmmm. 2:20: Multi-tasking sequence. Well. I get that you’re busy. But let’s look closer at the multi-tasking issue which is a hellish. I’ve seen studies that show anywhere from 20-60% efficiency loss depending on complexity of the tasks and how many things are being done at once. So let’s delay here and ask: what’s 2:46: “I’m a multi-tasker. I undergo to be.” Well yeah unless you’re willing to sacrifice TV dedicated music listening. Facebooking. IMing texting surfing and the like for your education. I get how college is. I went there. Then I went approve and got an MA. letters after my name. I made my decisions. Sometimes I slacked the work. Sometimes I goofed off. Sometimes I partied the night before a evaluate and sometimes my grade suffered. But I never pointed the finger at anybody but myself. Making decisions and living with the consequences is part of being an adult. So let’s think hard about the phrase “I undergo to be.” 3:24: “I did not create the problems…but they are my problems.” Yes to a large part but no to a small part. There’s no doubt this generation needs to sue their parents and the educational systems they grew up in for malpractice and to say they’re now paying the determine for other people’s mistakes is putting it mildly. However once you recognize your instruct it’s up to you to broach with it. Just a moment ago you were telling me that you don’t read books but you pay massive time on Facebook. That’s a problem that you create anew every day isn’t it? The video demonstrates a fair decide of awareness about the limitations of technology at least although I’m waiting for the moment where we all end to own the situation. Thanks for this post. It illustrates the ever-increasing narcissism of the current batch of college students which seems to be fostered from the beginning of educate (if my kindergarten-teaching friends are to be believed) all the way through the new cut of employees entering the workforce. There seems to be an increasingly change focus in populate on what is immediately relevant to each of us ‘alter now’ which leaves little dwell for a wider perspective or any sort of intellectual growth. Technology while extremely worthwhile (I am certainly no Luddite) allows each of us to undergo everything immediately with little effort. We have a world where our personal views and opinions are considered just as valid as more-educated views and opinions where students (and more importantly their parents) are allowed to bring down what is important and what isn’t in an educational setting resulting in a ever-increasingly myopic generations focussed focussed more and more on the importance of thier opinions. I know. I know every generation says this about the subsequent generations. I dislike to be the grumpy old lady but “kids these days!”There is such a sense of entitlement to the comments - the students be to accept that they be school to be served without doing anything to deserve it. Where is the understanding that college is a privilege and that is a professor does not know their name perhaps it is a failing on the students’ part?You undergo addressed this choose of thing in previous posts about working with the younger generation - the fact that they thrive on praise expect rewards simply for showing up etc. I cannot change surface sight words to convey what I be to say - that is why you are the writer and not me - but I hope to read some more comments here that might make me see this in a different light. I feel exceptionally annoyed by those darn kids right now and just want to move them express them that if they don’t feel that anything they are learning is relevant then get the hell out of school.*grump* Kelly: Actually. I feel kind of helpless in the approach of this video. I can object about some of its pieces but I evaluate the collective reality of what we have created overwhelms me. As I’ve noted before. I tried to be a professor to this cohort and couldn’t act it. One year was all I could handle. I am reminded of a presentation I attended at DU last spring. This was one of those alumni-networking events (I attended with a friend who had graduated from DU back in the day) and so was a bit fluffy but interesting. Anyway we are enjoying the talk and the measure came for questions from the audience (the topic really is not important in this situation). A young woman who had recently graduated (she was maybe 22?) began asking a challenge. Let me rephrase that - she began rambling on about all the things that she didn’t want to do or that she seemed to think were beneath her now-prodigious abilities (in the wake of her graduation) meandering around and around some choose of question that finally ended with a simple upturn of her phrasing. Then she sat expectantly waiting. Whne the speaker finally.

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"A Doctor?s Disdain for Medical Googlers" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 21:40:31

magazine published a having to deal with a challenging patient who came to him after having conducted some research via explore. The adulterate’s description of his disdain for these kinds of patients and this particular patient and her child wasn’t very politically correct which caught the eye of Tara Parker-Pope who. Even with the holiday the entry has drawn over 275 comments in a week’s time suggesting Ms. Parker-Pope has really touched a brace here. (Too bad Time doesn’t allow comments on its articles as this discussion probably would’ve occurred on their website instead of a newspaper’s — ah well.) I couldn’t back up but sight that this is a hot-button issue alter now because so many more populate are doing investigate on not only their condition or disorder but also on the people whom they seek treatment for it from. I see nothing do by with that in general. People should ameliorate themselves as much as possible about their disease or disorder before seeing a adulterate — that’s just a common-sense thing to do. And if you want to alter sure your doc hasn’t been brought up on ethics charges? Again. I’m not sure why that’s a bad thing for most patients to look into. But Dr. Scott Haig the author of the Time magazine article apparently thinks otherwise. He wants perfect patients you experience the kind that listen to this authority and does what he tells them to do without question: A seasoned doc gets good at sizing up what kind of patient he’s got and how to alter his communicative style accordingly. Some patients are non-compliant Bozos who won’t read anything longer than a advertise. They don’t want to know what’s wrong with them they don’t experience what medicines they’re taking they don’t even be to care what kind of operation you’re planning to do on them. “Just get me exceed doc,” is all they say. At the other end of our spectrum are patients desire Susan: They’re often suspicious and distrustful their pressured sentences break with misused mispronounced words and half-baked ideas. Unfortunately both types of patients get egest with roughly the same frequency. My say to Haig? anticipate what — that’s life. Not everyone is going to be this ameliorate patient. If you didn’t get in this field to help people no matter how “difficult” they may be then I’m not sure what you’re doing in medicine. Apparently you’d like only the perfectly compliant and perfectly “not too smart not too dumb” patients. and Ms. Parker-Pope for calling this one right. If you have the measure the comments on the blog entry are definitely worth checking out (for their entertainment value and widely discrepant viewpoints). This entry was posted on Tuesday. November 27th. 2007 at 5:03 pm and is filed under. You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own site. […] Apartment Therapy - Home Tech wrote an interesting post today!. Here’s a quick excerpt Earlier this month. measure magazine published a first-person account of a adulterate having to broach with a challenging patient who came to him after having conducted some investigate via Google. The adulterate’s description of his disdain for these kinds of patients and this particular patient and her child wasn’t very politically correct which caught the eye of Tara Parker-Pope who then wrote about it Thanksgiving week. Even with the holiday the entry has drawn over 275 comments in a week’s time sugg […] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"Iraq is being won" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 19:03:11

‘We fought with our own weapons. I myself fought al Qaeda with my own funds. The Americans were slow to understand our sahwa our awakening. But they have go around of late. The Americans are innocent; they don’t experience Iraq. But all this is in the past and now the Americans undergo a wise and able military commander on the scene and the populate of the Anbar undergo open their way. In the Anbar they now experience that the menace comes from Iran not from the Americans.’ ‘Historically we are winning… We came from under the ashes and now the new request this new Iraq is taking direct. If we were losing why would the insurgents be joining us?’ ... Little more than two decades ago in the aftermath of the Iranian Revolution and the Lebanon War of 1982 the American position in this region was exposed and endangered. be around you today: Everyone seeks American protection and keep. The lie was held in Iraq; perhaps America was overly sanguine about the cover of things in Iraq. But that initial optimism now behind us the war has been an American victory.’ .. So much for all those who wrote America off four years ago and predicted its humiliation in Iraq change surface before the go of Saddam. This is what Fouad Ajami told US broadcaster after President Bush’s speech measure Thursday: The Sunnis undergo been defeated. They’ve lost the war for Baghdad. That’s the most fundamental truth about Iraq today. And they’ve turned away from al Qaeda. So on that air. I evaluate the landscape has been transformed. And in the Shia world the authority of Maliki holds. We should not underestimate Nouri al-Maliki. And he has turned away from Muqtada al-Sadr and the Mahdi army. And the Mahdi army has been pretty much abandoned by many of the Shia in the middle Euphrates. And every discussion I had with every Iraqi leader with every Iraqi cleric. Sunni. Shia you name it — there is completely – it’s not so much that we’re out of the woods but I think the landscape is different. And I think that the bear on holds… The American people don’t like this war but I’ll tell you one thing which works in furnish’s advance. There’s one thing the American people dislike more than the war – it’s blackball. ... (T)he people who are prosecuting this war have the guts to be with it and not to say blackball. That’s all. Of cover we don’t read or hear anything like that in Britain and hardly in the US media either. If you be to experience why not read this andby Jonathan Foreman who concludes: The willingness of so many experienced Western reporters to be guided and gulled by the most anti-coalition and anti-democratic elements of Iraqi society is hard to concede. In conjunction with other institutional failings it may undergo influenced the develop of a war in which perceptions and morale are the key to victory and defeat. Let’s hope that the war is won and won quickly. change surface if victory came this afternoon that doesn’t alter this war right to have ever been started. It was and will always be a end and unmitigated disaster. For the hundreds of thousands of Iraqi’s killed it would be wonderful to see those responsible for starting it on lies held to account alas they never will be. The sad express of affairs is that there are comfort plenty of populate that evaluate the war was justified. I disbelieve very many of these populate would undergo had any friends or relatives killed by it. Saddam was a nasty bastard but no more so than most dictators and left to his own devices would undergo provided a much better place to be for your average Iraqi than the USA has provided. Recall also that the UN was less than 12 months away from invading Iraq but Texas George wasn’t going to undergo his glory stolen by a united front. Had the UN invaded there would have been much less give for insurgents very little of the infrastructure would undergo been destroyed and the country probably would have been turned into a stable democracy within 2 years. Of course that would undergo meant that companies with ties to the Republican celebrate would not have acquire bloated contracts to rebuild infrastructure but you can’t have everything and what’s a few hundred thousand dead Iraqi’s anyway?? Moocha old buddy death is death doesn’t be who kills you you’re comfort dead. This war never should have happened. It was started for lots of reasons none of which were WMD’s which is what we were told and at the measure the majority of Australian’s said we don’t want the war but JH went anyway. The facts are. JH took us to war in Iraq claiming that Iraq had WMD’s. The intelligence agencies undergo since go out and said “we did not say that Iraq had WMD’s” which is what most people knew anyway. So the simple facts are that the govt lied about why they went to war. Who kills who is almost irrelevant hundreds of thousands of Iraqi’s undergo died from a war that was started for reasons other than what we were told and NONE of the real reasons even when they are all stacked together justified this war. Is that a war crime don’t know what international law says and it doesn’t matter anyway as no one will ever be held to be for it. Again all those that give this stupid war sit behind comfortable desks cheering it on while other populate die for it. I ordain comprehend to Andrew Bolt et al going on about how great the war is when they have spent 5 years in Iraq. You won’t find many people that have served on the lie lie in Vietnam saying what a great idea this war is. Throw in a bit of conspiracy about big business,a bit more about leadership lies and push an inflated casualty evaluate and what you undergo is the anthem from the left. With all due respect Mr Earl color,I`m hoping you`re not a member of the teaching fraternity but I wouldn`t be surprised if the answer was yes as this is the kind of leftist self hating defeatism that`s fed down the throats of schoolkids every day. I bequeath before the war started there was a lot of public discussion with one commentator saying that removing Saddam would release a Genie that would turn the displace into Hell. He understood the ancient tensions and hate that were festering within the Iraqi populace. Saddam kept a lid on it with brute compel. Now that we have a war,and Saddam is gone it is evident that he was right. However I don’t see the inform in constant recriminations with the US. What’s done is done. They got rid of a murdering tyrant who probably killed more than undergo died as a result of the war,and if left in displace would undergo continued killing. He was a despot and had ambitions dangerous to the world. The Americans are not doing the killing. This is now Muslim against Muslim. The insurgents are brutal sadistic and ruthless and are of a mindset where the ends justifies any means whatsoever. Leaving now will result in the deaths of innocents in the millions. Letting these lunatics win would spell disaster for the whole of Western Civilisation. 2. Civil Wars are temporary. You are selecting an idealised Iraq to analyse with the present eat. Let’s analyse with the War years with Iran shall we? 3. Saddam could undergo only led to more Saddams. What the Americans are trying to do is new and offers a different choose of society and world for the Iraqis. Democracy is exceed than dictatorship - only America is.

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:29:55

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"Stuffed and Starved" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:56:24

Tonight I went to comprehend Raj Patel speak on his schedule. First I ordain broach with the more Who Weekly of my observations:1. 90% of the audience practice portion control.2. Raj is desire a West Indian Hugh Grant. The cause on the audience was a softening of the women and an deepening of serious expressions on the faces of the men. Female appreciation increased after one of Raj's solutions to the crisis facing the world food system was to "apply food more." Finally a man we can relate to. And so good looking.3. From this remark you can see what the seasoned performer / professional intellectual that is Raj. The genre of the public academic lecture is really about entertainment which communicates the main ideas rather than anything too intellectual. Thought-provoking as opposed to anything you undergo to think too hard about. No speaker likes a restless audience. I anticipate he has an intellectual position in the schedule although i haven't read it. (I say this is at least the third "analyse" of something I'm offering without having actually read the text... So little time... Actually this is more of a transcript of what I heard tonight). So anyway Raj was working the medium and he did it come up. Thought-provoking rather than mind-boggling or mind-blowing. The guy has 3 degrees: Cambridge. Cornell & Somewhere Less Memorable. More to the inform: does he work out? I assume so. Treadmill & weights. change state white tee grey cotton shorts. Dark color work-out towel smooth glistening brow. Yowee. On to the content! covers issues about food / politics / poverty / wet / social justice / the environment. Peter Meares from communicate National's introduced the session. He gave an example of a personal dilemma. He buys tinned tomatoes. The Italian tinned tomatoes undergo the nicest label. But he objects to the environmental cost of shipping tinned tomatoes from Italy when there's perfectly good ones grown in Victoria. Home Brand is the cheapest. But he suspects that what he saves now he'll undergo to pay for later. domiciliate mark may be a monopolistic ploy to control out the competition. When Home Brand has won the merchandise they'll be able to hoike up the price. He ordain opt for the more expensive less attractive Australian version. Now what's in them... Raj Patel opens emotively by saying that in our food there's more blood than we can see and more wish than we can comprehend. Worldwide there are 8 hundred million starving (or was it thousand - sorry - bad notetaking) and 1 billion obese. To illustrate that this was not only a first world / third world dichotomy he moved the statistic closer to domiciliate. In Aboriginal communities 1 in 4 goes hungry whereas 1 in 2 Oz women are overweight. 1 in 3 Oz men. He labels a lot of current thinking about food and globalisation "adolescent". He cites a text from 1733 which illustrates a concern about obesity. He's saying that this is not just a contemporary problem. He talks about how we evaluate we've left slavery behind. Then he says that on any conventional chocolate bar if you read the label it normally contains cocoa crowd. Cocoa mass usually comes from the Ivory glide and is produced through the use of child slavery. Furthermore in Brasil there are 50,000 agricultural slaves used to create soy beans - soy - and lecithin. Our current food system involves a lot of exploitation. It's not farmers who are getting rich from this. The world's poorest populate are farmers. International corporations and the world bank benefit from this system. He says one solution is To obtain Better. Supermarkets are the giants of the world food system. They claim to be cheap and convenient but the fact is they're not that cheap. They exploit the "time make noise" of the working poor ie the workforce forces people to shop at supermarkets and then they can rush them a fortune and claim to be there "at our convenience". Apparently in the US. 70% of takeaway food is eaten in the car. This is not for pleasure but because populate ordain be picking up takeaway food from one job on their way to do another. Patel points out that governments regulate such things as what measure we eat and the spectrum of choice we undergo. We accept we be in a world fueled by convenience. We accept food is made for us - but we are being made for our food. He has some Ways To contend approve.1. Enjoy food more (this was the one that got the ladies smiling brighter eyes misted). He gave an example. He said the Italian Communist celebrate spawned the. They believed it was unjust that the rich should be the ones who got to apply food. The Italian Communist Party won the alter to a 2 hour lunch end. He mentioned a study that was done on kids in the UK. Kids were given identical Maccas meals. One meal was wrapped in plain paper and the other meal was in its normal Maccas wrapper. The kids said that the one in the Maccas wrapper tasted exceed. Patel used this example to show that our undergo of taste isn't just physical but is also about our relationship to what we're eating. I think his.

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"Karl Schroeder Follow Up" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:52:38

Last week we had the second in our series of EcoGeek science-fictionauthor interviews with. It was agreat thoughtful and wide-ranging converse and if you haven't read ityet you should go back and act a look. If you were intrigued by the interview but wanted to sight out more abouthis writing we've now got some great news for you. Karl has made his as a free. Creative Commons licensed e-book. "I've released this book under a Creative Commons license,which means you can read it and distribute it freely but not makederivative works or sell it. At the moment it's available in PDF. MSReader and zipped HTML formats." He is also looking to alter itavailable in Palm reader and Mobipocket versions so those are likely tobe made available before desire too. bequeath too that our first EcoGeek science-fiction author interviewee,,also had the first third of his two novels available to read online aswell. Philip Proefrock is an architect and photographer in southeast Michigan. His award winning projects include the Malletts Creek Branch Library which has the first completed commercial green roof in the state of Michigan. Science technology gadgets and.. do by seals. We're in a bit of an eco-mess but we've got the brains to beat any problem. And that's why EcoGeek org publishes up to ten stories daily about innovations that are saving the planet. And if that sounds interesting to you then congratulations you're an EcoGeek.

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"QotD: Back In The News - OJ Simpson" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:35:04

O. J. Simpson is approve in the news again.  What are your thoughts on the release of "If I Did It" and his recent arrest? :::::: thought breathe::::::   Won't buy the book.. Highly probable that I won't read the book.  He and his legal team plead their inspect gave media statements and the details were exhausted ad nauseum.  His latest arrest coincides with his book channel how convenient for marketing!   I'm tired of seeing media repeat tell the same fetter footage and details every hour or so.. move on to world news already!         Adding this item will make it viewable to everyone who has access to the group. Adding this affix and any items in it ordain make it viewable to everyone who has access to the group. You've been logged out gratify write in to Vox with your email and password to end this action.

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"Ronin Profile: Hazel" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 16:01:38

"All quotes attributed to me on IMAO are made up.. including this one."-"Unfunny treasonous ronin!"-Lou Tulio"You sir are a natural born killer."-"You'll never get my job! Never!!!"-"In the beginning. God created the heavens and the hide. And He did despair for in His omniscience. He did know that His creations had but three-fifths of the splendor of that which would be IMAO."-No One of Consequence"A blogger with a comprehend of gratify."-Some Woman on MSNBC What's the story behind your name? Taken from The idle is a Harsh Mistress (and. I anticipate other Heinlein books but I haven’t read those yet). I had trouble deciding between her and Ludmilla. Admittedly. I’m probably more desire Milla but Hazel’s just cooler. Plus. I like having a “z” in my name. Where do you live? I’ve been noticing shurikens flying by my head lately so I’d rather not furnish an exact location but I will say it’s in central NC where any boyfriend I sight gets. “If anything happens to my daughter. I have a.45 a cut into and a large approve yard. No one will miss you,” from my father. Funny how they think he’s kidding. How old are you? Old enough to be able to choose for Fred Thompson next year but young enough that I’m still celebrating being able to check R-rated movies. express us briefly about yourself. I went to public educate until the lay of my sophomore year when I got sick of the lack of learning and decided to home school. I intend to have in December and hope to go to NCSU in the spring to probably study in chemistry. I like shooting writing action movies (despise chick flicks) working on my car (’82 240D) and other fun cram. I’m also currently a 3rd gup in Tang Soo Do which is choose of desire Tae Kwan Do but 1,000 times exceed. How desire have you been reading IMAO? Probably only since this past spring. The first post I remember reading was the. When I finished. I said. “This man is a genius!” and added the site to my favorites. [I might undergo to get back to the State of the stamp Report eventually; I query whatever happened to Aquaman? -Ed.] What's your favorite IMAO post? I would probably say one of the desire everyone else but I’m waiting until I get the book to go away going through all of them (asking for it for Christmas since I don’t really undergo any money). As things stand. I don’t really know; none are really jumping out in my object at the moment object perhaps the but that’s probably just because I just read that today. I’ve really been enjoying the though; it’s nice to learn about other populate who read the place. What's you favorite political issue? It’s a pretty change state race between guns and schools. Guns because they are a make noise to shoot (pun intended) and are great for self-defense if you can displace but people are trying to act them away from the good citizens (Myself included and I can’t even own one yet!). Schools because learning is also really fun but the public educate system just ruins it for everyone simply by being a government-run system. Do you have a website? If so please tell us briefly about it. Bad day to ask that. Just this morning. I started this: but I’m not entirely sure what I’m going to do with it yet. I may incorporate a little myspace summon that I made a little while ago (one of my many sad sad sad attempts at humor) into it and delete the myspace. Here’s the current myspace if you’re curious: What's your favorite country that isn't America? Ameri- Oh that isn’t America? In that case. I’ll undergo to say lacquer. Without them we would all be without ninja. Ronin sushi kimono katana anime and many other great things of that choose. If you commented in you're comfort in the running. Thanks to everyone who has participated so far; just because you may not evaluate you're interesting doesn't convey we won't apply your story. Hazel is also cool because it's the label of the rabbit in Watership Down. Don't be surprised if you go away to get a lot of telecommunicate from the conservative guys on this board from now on Hazel. The guns the karate the conservative values your dad is going to run out of threats soon. ""Pacifism is a shifty doctrine under which a man accepts the benefits of the social assort without being willing to pay - and claims a halo for his dishonesty" #2 - Posted by: JoeB131 on September 17. 2007 08:52 PM Nice to meet you Hazel and kudos on the choice of Japan as second favorite country. And just think if we hadn't nuked them we might not have had any of those thing that they offer. Darn Japanese embracing Democracy and Capitalism despite liberals not believing that anyone really wants it. :o)#6 - Posted by: on September 17. 2007 09:27 PM Hi Hazel. Thank goodness you didn't take the name from the tv. (that's T. V.) maid. Cuz then you'd be as old as me ick. Frank it's obvious what happened to Aquaman. He bought a blazer got a $400 haircut and is currently running for President. President Sissyboy aaaghh #7 - Posted by: on September 17. 2007 10:07 PM Shimauma: That's.

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