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LAS VEGAS – For the last week, aliens have been attacking Las Vegas with Death Rays! Guests at several hotels in Las Vegas have been receiving severe burns from 'death rays' that have been reigning down during the day – and night (death bolts).
The death rays were most noticeable at the new Vdara Hotel, because it has a concave shape and the rays are easy to detect. Over a hundred guests got third-degree burns from the death rays and three guests have died.
At night the death rays turn into death bolts, which are also burning guests and tourists. The FBI and local authorities have not released an official explanation about the death rays. They have only offered up this diagram depicting the angle of the rays that have hit the Vdara Hotel:
There are rumors that the death rays are merely sun rays that are being reflected off the glass of the Vdara Hotel, but WWN has learned the truth from our FBI sources:
Aliens are attacking Las Vegas.
"It makes sense. The U.N. just announced plans to form a panel to greet the aliens when they make their full-scale invasion in the near future. The aliens are moral beings, and the fact that they are striking at Las Vegas first is no surprise," said UFO expert Shannon Begley.
Gamblers and hedonists are determined to stay in Vegas and continue their debauchery They are wearing protective clothing and staying indoors. But, the rays are attacking guests through windows, doors and in some case through the walls.
Chicago attorney Bill Corsale felt the power of the dangerous ray first hand. "I was sipping my mojito one second and in the next I was looking at major chemical burns on my hand. I won't be able to use that hand again… and I am definitely never coming to Vegas again."
'Within 30 seconds, the back of my legs were burning. My first though was, "This is the apocalypse. God isn't happy with man and is taking his revenge," said Cynthia Rosen.
Gordon Asher, a spokesman for MGM Resorts, which owns the Vdara hotel, tried to downplay the death rays, but he was seen walking through the hotel with military officers, FBI agents and members of NASA
"If Las Vegas cleans up its act, gets rid of some of the seedier elements of the town and makes it a more family-friendly, alien-friendly environment, then the aliens will no-doubt stop their attack. They just want it to be a more wholesome place," said Langston Haworth, an expert on alien life forms. "Aliens want the best for humans and they want Las Vegas to thrive again."
However, there were some aliens seen playing craps at the Venetian Hotel. Hmmm…. maybe they just want the place to themselves.
LAS VEGAS – For the last week, aliens have been attacking Las Vegas with Death Rays! Guests at several hotels in Las Vegas have been receiving severe burns from 'death rays' that have been reigning down during the day – and night (death bolts).

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Well, it's my 12th project from my 20 Weeks of Organizing Challenge! Unfortunately I got sidetracked, so I've been at it for 19 weeks. Ha! I may or may not catch up (most likely not), but I'll keep going until I get all my items crossed off anyway.
Here's what my current list looks like:
- Bathroom cabinet
- Boys closet shelf and clothing
- Boys toys and bedding storage
- Desktop/drawers and move desk out of office
- Office corners
- Office closet upper shelf
- Junk drawers
- Buffet
- Our bedroom closet
- Seed Storage
- Make a place for table linens
- Canned goods/canning and food storage supplies
- Find a place for Rick's work clothes and my business supplies
- Kitchen glasses cupboard
- Bathroom linens/storage
- Scrapbooking table
- My sewing items
- Lower kitchen appliance cabinet
Notice that there are only 18 items on there? See – this is me not being all crazy A.R. 😉
This week, I get to cross off the junk drawers!! I have a confession. There was not one, or even two junk drawers in my house. There were actually THREE! Now this week I wasn't able to get all three done, but I did tackle the first two and I wanted to share them with you.
The first drawer I took care of was the easiest and the smallest. The drawer in the buffet. We like to keep playing cards and dice in there for quick access when guests come over. But it sort of became a catch-all for extra coasters, batteries, phone chargers (for a phone we don't even have any more?), and what ever random things that were on the buffet that needed to be stashed before a guest came over.
Here's the cleaned out drawer…
Now it's back to it's purpose… cards to play games with guests, matches to light candles when guests come over, and that is pretty much it. There are two plug covers in there because this drawer sits right under an outlet that we use to charge the batteries for the camera. That charger is about the size of a deck of cards and does not have a cord, so I deemed it worthy to get use of the drawer too.
The second junk drawer in the house was in the desk. The big center drawer. This is an especially problematic area for me, because the drawer is so big and wide that I have a tendency to just clear off the desk into this drawer in a pinch, so when people come they won't see the mess on my desk. Are you noticing a trend here – I'm a stasher… I hide my messes instead of finding places to keep things.
To get this mess in order, I emptied the drawer. There was a lot to recycle, and a lot that didn't belong in there in the first place. I put those things in their rightful homes. After the cleaning out, there really wasn't much left to put back in the drawer.
I added a paper file thingy, since our desk is out in the open now and we often have paperwork that needs addressing, but also kept away from the kiddos or put away until we can get to it. There are spare pens in a ziplock and some sticky notes, and our box of checks. That's it. I'd like a drawer organizer for this space, but until them, this will do.
Next week, I plan to get that third drawer done too. In the mean time, here are my other 20 Weeks projects. If you really like organizing or need some more inspiration, check out the Organizing Junkie.


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Following the lead of U.S. genealogist Thomas MacEntee and in turn Australian genealogist Jill Ball, I decided to take part in this meme. It interested me more than others I had seen, because not only would I get my names "out there", I also got the chance to do a stocktake. What an interesting exercise it was. With some names, I did not have to look up the details as I knew them so well, others I had to refer back to my tree, and for one name, I had basically nothing.
It's easy to develop favourite families, with some just oozing information making them more compelling to research. The Harmans are an example of that. The Riddiford line was probably my least favourite and despite it being my family name, I tended to pass it by. When I did start seriously researching them, I found loads of information. This avoidance was probably due to them being 20th-century immigrants and my history interests lie in 19th century Australia. I had no choice but to delve into 18th and 19th century English history and I have really enjoyed it and learnt a lot and I continue to do so. I am glad I got over my previous mindset.
I also have more Irish links than I normally given myself credit for and I can now clearly see the branches I have been neglecting.
I have included the surnames of my great great grandparents, but I have taken the places and dates back a little further. If not, I would have had entries with just a single place in Australia with no indication of where the family originated from.
To take part, just do the following at your own blog, then post a link in the comments at Thomas' blog post
1. List your surnames in alphabetical order as follows:
[SURNAME]: Country, (State or County, Town), date range;
2. At the end, list your Most Wanted Ancestor with details about them.
BISHOP: England (Dorset, Weymouth) 1825-1850; Australia (South Australia, Adelaide) 1850-1854; Australia (Victoria, Byaduk)1854-1950
COMBRIDGE: England (Huntingdonshire) 1833-1855; Australia (Victoria, Geelong 1855-1935); Australia (Victoria, Grantville) 1900-1950
DIWELL: England (Sussex) 1825-1852; Australia (Victoria, Casterton) 1852-1893; Australia (Victoria, Hamilton) 1893-1940
GAMBLE: England 1808-1840; Australia (Victoria, Geelong) 1840-1850; Australia (Victoria, Colac), 1850-present
HADDEN: Scotland (East Lothian) 1823-1852; Australia (Victoria, Geelong) 1852-1865; Australia (Victoria, Cavendish) 1865-1975; Australia (Victoria, Hamilton) 1900-present
HARMAN: England (Cambridgeshire, Melbourn) 1800-1854; Australia (New South Wales) 1852-1857; Australia (Victoria, Port Fairy) 1852-1863; Australia (Victoria, Byaduk) 1863-present
HODGINS: Ireland (Fermanagh) 1816-1853; Australia (Victoria, Colac) 1853-1940
HUNT: England (Middlesex, Poplar) 1834-1854; Australia (Victoria, Geelong) 1854-1865; Australia (Victoria, Collingwood) 1867- ; Australia (Victoria, West Gippsland) 1880-1936
JELLY: Ireland (Down, Drumgooland) 1815-1845; England (Lancashire, Manchester) 1845-1854; Australia (Victoria, Casterton) 1854-1900
KIRKIN: England (London, Lambeth) 1859-1940;
MORTIMER: England (Berkshire, White Waltham) 1823-1852; Australia (Victoria, Cavendish) 1865-1930
PIDDINGTON: England (Buckinghamshire, Cuddington) 1700s-1880
RIDDIFORD: England (Gloucestershire, Thornbury) 1600s-present; England (Buckinghamshire, Cuddington) 1846-present; England (London, Lambeth) 1896-1913; Australia (Victoria, Ballarat) 1913-present
WEBB: England (Surrey, Clapham) 1845-1878; England (London, Lambeth) 1878-1900
WHITE: England (Kent, Broadstairs) 1857-1876; Australia (Victoria, Grantville) 1876-1950
When I started this I thought my most wanted ancestor would be gg-grandmother Mary Jane HODGINS. She was born in Ireland around 1849, immigrated with her parents West HODGINS and Martha BRACKIN in 1853 aboard the Marion Moore. She married Matthew GAMBLE in 1871 at Colac. That is all I know except for the accident which saw Mary Jane lose the top of her finger, as mentioned in the post Misadventures, Deaths and Near Misses.
However, when I looked at the completed list it seemed clear it had to be Jane WYATT, another gg grandmother and second wife of Herbert John COMBRIDGE.
I had previously found a birth for a Jane Wyatt born 1882, St Arnaud but this did not really add up, mainly because my Jane Wyatt married Herbert Combridge in 1895 in Gippsland. If I searched the Australian Death Index 1787-1985, I find the death of Jane COMBRIDGE in 1909 at Grantville but with no approximate birth year or parents.
As I was writing this post, I decided to have a look around for Jane again. I checked for people researching Combridges at Ancestry.com and found a reference to Jane's birth in 1873. I searched again with this birth date and that threw up something interesting. There is a Jane Wyatt listed on the Victorian Index to the Children's Register of State Wards, 1850-1893. Her birth date is given as 1873, but no birthplace. This could be my Jane and it could explain the lack of parent names and birth year on the Death index.
So, thanks to this exercise, I may have come a step closer to finding Jane Wyatt, but if she was a ward of the state, I may not be able to find anything else about her. So if anyone has information on Mary Jane HODGINS and her family, I would love to hear from you!


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The recent leak of source code for a powerful piece of bank-fraud malware may spawn a surge of advanced botnet attacks carried out by copycat hackers who previously didn't have the skill to pull off such feats, security researchers warned.
Carberp, as the botnet-creation toolkit is known, previously sold in underground crime forums for as much as $40,000 a license. In the last week, source code for the crimeware began circulating online for free and can now be acquired by many people who have a few hours to poke around. While the leak is a boon for researchers who want to know as much as possible about the inner workings of sophisticated malware, it also comes with a dark side: it isn't that hard for malware newcomers to get their hands on the 1.88 GB package of code.
"In short, it does not take a genius to get a copy of the leaked source code, which makes this whole thing dangerous," Christopher Elisan, principal malware scientist in security firm RSA's FirstWatch department, wrote in a blog post published Friday. "Any script kiddie, who probably does not understand the technology, can use this which may result in dire consequences. It's like handing a bazooka to a child."
Carberp isn't the first proprietary botnet-creation tool to be leaked. In 2011, complete source code for the ZeuS crimeware kit was also made available online. It gave anyone who knew where to look free access to a potent set of malware-generation tools that normally sell for as much as $10,000. Security reporter Brian Krebs has much more here on the Carberp leak.


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KONNA, Mali (AP) — French and Malian troops regained control of the airport and bridge of the crucial, northern city of Gao on Saturday, marking their biggest advance yet in their bid to oust al-Qaida-linked extremists who have controlled northern Mali for months, military officials said.
The move comes just two weeks after France launched its military offensive in support of the shaky, central government of this former French colony. It is unclear what kind of resistance French and Malian troops will face in the coming days.
The French military said in a statement on its website that their special forces, which had stormed in by land and by air, had come under fire from "several terrorist elements" that were later "destroyed."
In a later press release entitled "French and Malian troops liberate Gao" the French ministry of defense said they were bringing back the town"s mayor, Sadou Diallo, who had fled to the Malian capital of Bamako far to the west.
However, a city official said coalition forces so far only controlled the airport, the bridge and surrounding neighborhoods.
And in Paris, a defense ministry official clarified that the city had not been fully liberated, and that the process of freeing Gao was continuing.
Both officials spoke only on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly on the matter.
Swooping in under the cover of darkness, the French and Malian forces faced sporadic "acts of harassment" during the day, said Col. Thierry Burkhard, a French military spokesman in Paris. He had no immediate estimate on casualties.
Gao, the largest city in northern Mali, was seized by a mixture of al-Qaida-linked fighters more than nine months ago, and the battle to retake the city is expected to be tough.
The rebel group that turned Gao into a replica of Afghanistan under the Taliban has close ties to Moktar Belmoktar, the Algerian national who has long operated in Mali and who last week claimed responsibility for the terror attack on a BP-operated natural gas plant in Algeria.
His fighters are believed to include Algerians, Egyptians, Mauritanians, Libyans, Tunisians, Pakistanis and even Afghans.
The French assault began with the capture of the airport, a strategic landing strip that opens the way for easier sorties all over northern Mali.
The further capture of a major bridge leading into the town means that the jihadists "saw their means of transport and their logistics sites destroyed," French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said in a statement.
The operation in Gao comes at the same time as airstrikes in the two other provincial capitals held by the extremists — the cities of Timbuktu and Kidal, which like Gao fell to the rebels last April, during the chaotic aftermath of a coup in the distant capital. Nearly 30 bombs have been fired from fighter jets over the past two days, said France"s military in a communiqué.
The simultaneous aerial attacks also come at the same time that ground troops are carrying out a pincer movement, with French and African land forces heading to Gao from Niger, where Chad has sent a battalion.
French and Malian forces are also heading to Timbuktu, via the central corridor that leads straight north from the central Malian city of Segou, via the recently recaptured town of Diabaly.
In an interview Saturday, Col. Shehu Usman Abdulkadir said the African force will be expanded from an anticipated 3,200 troops to some 5,700 — which does not include the 2,200 soldiers promised by Chad.
Most analysts had said the earlier figure was far too small to confront the Islamists given the vast territory they hold — an area larger than Afghanistan.
"Because they"ve seen that the area itself, northern Mali is too large for that number of troops so there was a need to increase the number and that"s why we arrived at 5700," said Abdulkadir, the force commander. "I believe that as time goes on it may be necessary to increase the strength again. Because France pulls out we definitely must have to increase the strength."
Since France began its military operation, the Islamists have retreated from three small towns in central Mali: Diabaly, Konna and Douentza.
For the first time on Saturday, Malian authorities opened the town of Konna to reporters. Although in most places Malians have applauded the arrival of the French, the town of Konna, built around a single, hard-top road, provides a counterweight and reveals the human toll of the operation.
Konna"s mayor had earlier said that 11 civilians were killed during the airstrikes. Among them were four relatives of Souleymane Maiga, a young, 20-something man who ran for cover on Jan. 11, the first day of the airstrikes.
He hid between two mud walls separating his compound from that of his neighbor. His aunt, and the four children, including several young girls that were with her, abandoned the pot on an open flame where they were preparing the midday meal and ran inside the house.
French combat helicopters, looking for rebels, strafed the buildings made of nothing more than mud mixed with straw.
"The women were preparing food right here in the shade of this tree, when we heard the noise made by the aircraft. I ran and threw myself between the two walls over there," said Maiga. "After it was over, I went to the house, and when I opened the door, I saw that they were dead. Of the five people inside, only one survived. A toddler. The bodies were one on top of the other. The toddler was crying. The bullets had pierced the door. I tried to find their pulses, but they were gone. I realized it was over. I picked up the child and took him to a relative"s house in town."
The zinc door of the modest house is pockmarked by bullet holes, some several inches wide. If you close it behind you, they let in jets of light, which illuminate the unlit interior. The can of tomato paste that the women had just opened in order to make a sauce served over rice, still sits where they left it. It had been partially opened, and now the tomato paste inside has spoiled.


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Fedora 8 Installation Guide
General Status
- Supported since Catalyst 7.11, which adds support for kernel 2.6.23.
Installation Option #1 Freshrpms.net repository
rpm -ihv http://ftp.freshrpms.net/pub/freshrpms/fedora/linux/8/freshrpms-release/freshrpms-release-1.1-1.fc.noarch.rpm yum install -y ati-x11-drv
and restart your system.
Installation Option #2 Livna repository
rpm -ivh http://rpm.livna.org/livna-release-8.rpm
- These instructions on the Unoffical Fedora FAQ work. (In order not to duplicate the the instructions, we provide the link rather than the instructions themselves).
Installation Option #3 via ATI Installer
You can get the latest ATI-Driver here:
The above bugzilla contains a patch to the firegl module source code. Here is an annotated walk-through for those not familiar with using the patch utility:
- Install the driver interactively
sh ./ati-driver-installer-8.42.3-x86.x86_64.run
- Backup the existing module, download the patch
cd /lib/modules/fglrx/build_mod/ cp firegl_public.c firegl_public.c.orig wget -qO- http://ati.cchtml.com/attachment.cgi?id=466 > firegl.patch
- Apply the patch
patch -p0 < firegl.patch
- Now build and install the kernel module
./make.sh cd .. ; ./make_install.sh
- Create an initial X Server configuration file
aticonfig --initial
- Restart your X Server (by logging out/in or rebooting)
- AMD/ATI Catalist Control Center (amdcccle) fails to start, see this bugzilla entry.
FYI: this patch (and others like it) is incomplete. It fails miserably with the drm module loaded. It will not work without drm either, and what would be the point? As seen by dmesg:
[drm] Initialized drm 1.1.0 20060810 [fglrx] Maximum main memory to use for locked dma buffers: 1898 MBytes. [fglrx] ASYNCIO init succeed! [fglrx:KCL_enable_pat] *ERROR* Pat entry 2 is already configured [fglrx] PAT is disabled! [fglrx:firegl_init_module] *ERROR* firegl_stub_register failed
The livna rpm incurs the same failure. Stick with F7 and kernel 2.6.22, or use the radeon driver instead.
Updated by yangyud:
You need to remove the loaded "drm" module from kernel before install the fglrx module.
rmmod radeon; rmmod drm
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Ok, the problem is gdm. I can `startx`, but gdm fails to load with fglrx, and there is no indication in any log as to why. This continues with new 7.11 Catalyst driver. Because of this, the problem is NOT with the driver, rather it is the default GDM time value of 10-seconds. To remedy:
vi /etc/gdm/custom.conf [daemon] GdmXserverTimeout=60
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The Situation of Ideology – Part II
Posted by The Situationist Staff on December 12, 2007
Numerous Situationist contributors have been studying and writing about the situational sources of ideology. With the 2008 presidential campaign underway and with the political-ideological divisions apparently growing in depth and distance, that research seems particularly pertinent. In part for that reason, the theme of the March 8 conference hosted by the Project on Law and Mind Sciences will be "Ideology, Psychology, and Law."
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Cinnamon Stillwell never thought she'd be the founder of a political organization. She certainly never expected to start a group for conservatives, most of whom became conservatives on the same day—September 11, 2001. She organized the group, the 911 Neocons, as a haven for people like her—"former lefties" who did political 180s after 9/11.
Stillwell, now a conservative columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, had been a liberal her whole life, writing off all Republicans as "ignorant, intolerant yahoos." Yet on 9/11, everything changed for her, as it did for so many. In the days after the attacks, the world seemed "topsy-turvy." On the political left, she wrote, "There was little sympathy for the victims," and it seemed to her that progressives were "consumed with hatred for this country" and had "extended their misguided sympathies to tyrants and terrorists."
Disgusted, she looked elsewhere. She found solace among conservative talk-show hosts and columnists. At first, she felt resonance with the right about the war on terror. But soon she found herself concurring about "smaller government, traditional societal structures, respect and reverence for life, the importance of family, personal responsibility, national unity over identity politics." She embraced gun rights for the first time, drawn to "the idea of self-preservation in perilous times." Her marriage broke up due in part to political differences. In the lead-up to the invasion of Iraq, she began going to pro-war rallies.
In 2005, she wrote a column called "The Making of a 9/11 Republican." Over the year that followed, she received thousands of e-mails from people who'd had similar experiences. There were so many of them that she decided to form a group. And so the 911 Neocons were born.
We tend to believe our political views have evolved by a process of rational thought, as we consider arguments, weigh evidence, and draw conclusions. But the truth is more complicated. Our political preferences are equally the result of factors we're not aware of—such as how educated we are, how scary the world seems at a given moment, and personality traits that are first apparent in early childhood. Among the most potent motivators, it turns out, is fear. How the United States should confront the threat of terrorism remains a subject of endless political debate. But Americans' response to threats of attack is now more clear-cut than ever. The fear of death alone is surprisingly effective in shaping our political decisions—more powerful, often, than thought itself.
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Most people are surprised to learn that there are real, stable differences in personality between conservatives and liberals—not just different views or values, but underlying differences in temperament. Psychologists John Jost [a Situationist Contributor] of New York University, Dana Carney of Harvard, and Sam Gosling of the University of Texas have demonstrated that conservatives and liberals boast markedly different home and office decor. [For a Situationist post summarizing that research, click here.] Liberals are messier than conservatives. . . . Liberals have more books, and their books cover a greater variety of topics. And that's just a start. Multiple studies find that liberals are more optimistic. Conservatives are more likely to be religious. Liberals are more likely to like classical music and jazz, conservatives, country music. Liberals are more likely to enjoy abstract art. Conservative men are more likely than liberal men to prefer conventional forms of entertainment like TV and talk radio. Liberal men like romantic comedies more than conservative men. Liberal women are more likely than conservative women to enjoy books, poetry, writing in a diary, acting, and playing musical instruments.
"All people are born alike—except Republicans and Democrats," quipped Groucho Marx, and in fact it turns out that personality differences between liberals and conservatives are evident in early childhood. In 1969, Berkeley professors Jack and Jeanne Block embarked on a study of childhood personality, asking nursery school teachers to rate children's temperaments. They weren't even thinking about political orientation.
Twenty years later, they decided to compare the subjects' childhood personalities with their political preferences as adults. They found arresting patterns. As kids, liberals had developed close relationships with peers and were rated by their teachers as self-reliant, energetic, impulsive, and resilient. People who were conservative at age 23 had been described by their teachers as easily victimized, easily offended, indecisive, fearful, rigid, inhibited, and vulnerable at age 3. The reason for the difference, the Blocks hypothesized, was that insecure kids most needed the reassurance of tradition and authority, and they found it in conservative politics.
The most comprehensive review of personality and political orientation to date is a 2003 meta-analysis of 88 prior studies involving 22,000 participants. The researchers—[Situationist Contributor] John Jost of NYU, Arie Kruglanski of the University of Maryland, and Jack Glaser and Frank Sulloway of Berkeley—found that conservatives have a greater desire to reach a decision quickly and stick to it, and are higher on conscientiousness, which includes neatness, orderliness, duty, and rule-following. Liberals are higher on openness, which includes intellectual curiosity, excitement-seeking, novelty, creativity for its own sake, and a craving for stimulation like travel, color, art, music, and literature.
The study's authors also concluded that conservatives have less tolerance for ambiguity, a trait they say is exemplified when George Bush says things like, "Look, my job isn't to try to nuance. My job is to tell people what I think," and "I'm the decider." Those who think the world is highly dangerous and those with the greatest fear of death are the most likely to be conservative.
Liberals, on the other hand, are "more likely to see gray areas and reconcile seemingly conflicting information," says Jost. As a result, liberals like John Kerry, who see many sides to every issue, are portrayed as flip-floppers. "Whatever the cause, Bush and Kerry exemplify the cognitive styles we see in the research," says Jack Glaser, one of the study's authors, "Bush in appearing more rigid in his thinking and intolerant of uncertainty and ambiguity, and Kerry in appearing more open to ambiguity and to considering alternative positions."
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By 2004, as the presidential election drew near, researchers saw a chance to study the Jost results against the backdrop of unfolding events. Psychologists Mark Landau of the University of Arizona and Sheldon Solomon of Skidmore sought to explain how President Bush's approval rating went from around 51 percent before 9/11 to 90 percent immediately afterward. In one study, they exposed some participants to the letters WTC or the numbers 9/11 in an image flashed too quickly to register at the conscious level. They exposed other participants to familiar but random combinations of letters and numbers, such as area codes. Then they gave them words like coff__, sk_ll, and gr_ve, and asked them to fill in the blanks. People who'd seen random combinations were more likely to fill in coffee, skill, and grove. But people exposed to subliminal terrorism primes more often filled in coffin, skull, and grave. "The mere mention of September 11 or WTC is the same as reminding Americans of death," explains Solomon.
As a follow-up, Solomon primed one group of subjects to think about death, a state of mind called "mortality salience." A second group was primed to think about 9/11. And a third was induced to think about pain—something unpleasant but non-deadly. When people were in a benign state of mind, they tended to oppose Bush and his policies in Iraq. But after thinking about either death or 9/11, they tended to favor him. Such findings were further corroborated by Cornell sociologist Robert Willer, who found that whenever the color-coded terror alert level was raised, support for Bush increased significantly, not only on domestic security but also in unrelated domains, such as the economy.
University of Arizona psychologist Jeff Greenberg argues that some ideological shifts can be explained by terror management theory (TMT), which holds that heightened fear of death motivates people to defend their world views. TMT predicts that images like the destruction of the World Trade Center should make liberals more liberal and conservatives more conservative. "In the United States, political conservatism does seem to be the preferred ideology when people are feeling insecure," concedes Greenberg. "But in China or another communist country, reminding people of their own mortality would lead them to cling more tightly to communism."
Jost believes it's more complex. After all, Cinnamon Stillwell and others in the 911 Neocons didn't become more liberal. Like so many other Democrats after 9/11, they made a hard right turn. The reason thoughts of death make people more conservative, Jost says, is that they awaken a deep desire to see the world as fair and just, to believe that people get what they deserve, and to accept the existing social order as valid, rather than in need of change. When these natural desires are primed by thoughts of death and a barrage of mortal fear, people gravitate toward conservatism because it's more certain about the answers it provides—right vs. wrong, good vs. evil, us vs. them—and because conservative leaders are more likely to advocate a return to traditional values, allowing people to stick with what's familiar and known. "Conservatism is a more black and white ideology than liberalism," explains Jost. "It emphasizes tradition and authority, which are reassuring during periods of threat."
To test the theory, Jost prompted people to think about either pain—by looking at things like an ambulance, a dentist's chair, and a bee sting—or death, by looking at things like a funeral hearse, the grim reaper, and a dead-end sign. Across the political spectrum, people who had been primed to think about death were more conservative on issues like immigration, affirmative action, and same-sex marriage than those who had merely thought about pain, although the effect size was relatively small. The implication is clear: For liberals, conservatives, and independents alike, thinking about death actually makes people more conservative—at least temporarily.
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Campaign strategists in both parties have never hesitated to use scare tactics. In 1964, a Lyndon Johnson commercial called "Daisy" juxtaposed footage of a little girl plucking a flower with footage of an atomic blast.
In 1984, Ronald Reagan ran a spot that played on Cold War panic, in which the Soviet threat was symbolized by a grizzly lumbering across a stark landscape as a human heart pounds faster and faster and an off-screen voice warns, "There is a bear in the woods!"
In 2004, Bush sparked furor for running a fear-mongering ad that used wolves gathering in the woods as symbols for terrorists plotting against America.
And last fall, Congressional Republicans drew fire with an ad that featured bin Laden and other terrorists threatening Americans; over the sound of a ticking clock, a voice warned, "These are the stakes."
"At least some of the President's support is the result of constant and relentless reminders of death, some of which is just what's happening in the world, but much of which is carefully cultivated and calculated as an electoral strategy," says Solomon. "In politics these days, there's a dose of reason, and there's a dose of irrationality driven by psychological terror that may very well be swinging elections."
Solomon demonstrated that thinking about 9/11 made people go from preferring Kerry to preferring Bush. "Very subtle manipulations of psychological conditions profoundly affect political preferences," Solomon concludes. "In difficult moments, people don't want complex, nuanced, John Kerry-like waffling or sophisticated cogitation. They want somebody charismatic to step up and say, 'I know where our problem is and God has given me the clout to kick those people's asses.'"
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To read the entire article (including a discussion of the controversy surrounding some of this research and a summary of how educational experiences influence ideology), click here. This post is the second in a series. Part I was based on a New York Times piece from February by Patricia Cohen, entitled "Across the Great Divide: Links Between Personality and Politics." For other related posts on the psychology of ideology, see "Ideology is Back" (by John Jost), "Ideology Shaping Situation of Vice Versa," and "Thanksgiving as 'System Justification.'"
5 Responses to "The Situation of Ideology – Part II"
December 12, 2007 at 7:07 pm
Ms. Stillwell's experience, in which her initial post-9/11 attraction to conservatism on national security issues spilled over into several social/domestic issues as well, is similar to a phenomenon described by John B. Judis and Ruy Teixeira in their June 19, 2007 American Prospect article, "Back to the Future: The re-emergence of the emerging Democratic majority."
Judis and Teixeira document that there was indeed an appreciable subset of the American electorate that underwent the same transformation as did Ms. Stillwell after 9/11. However, Judis and Teixeira conclude from polling data that such a phenomenon was transient. They write of:
"… another psychological process, which might be called 'de-arrangement.' The focus on the war on terror not only distracted erstwhile Democrats and independents but appeared to transform, or de-arrange, their political worldview. They temporarily became more sympathetic to a whole range of conservative assumptions and approaches…
By the 2006 election, many more voters had become disillusioned with the Republicans as the party of national security. They now drew a distinction between the war in Iraq and the war on terror, and they saw the disaster in Iraq overshadowing any success in the war on terror. Others came to doubt the administration's overall ability to protect Americans' national security — either from terrorists or natural disasters. As this change in perception took place, the foundations for the Republican majorities in 2002 and 2004 crumbled. What one sees in the 2006 election is not simply a revolt against the administration's conduct of the war but a return to the political perceptions of the two parties that was inclining the electorate before September 2001 toward a Democratic majority. Voters didn't simply reject the administration for its conduct of the war; angered by its conduct of the war, they reembraced a center-left worldview on a whole range of issues. The electorate of 2006 was like the electorate of 2000 — only more so."
December 13, 2007 at 11:35 pm
Hmm, this article seemed anti-situationist: "Most people are surprised to learn that there are real, stable differences in personality between conservatives and liberals—not just different views or values, but underlying differences in temperament."
So apparently it's not situation which distinguishes conservatives and liberals, it's some kind of fundamental attribute of the person :)
March 19, 2008 at 10:28 am
Grue: Fair point, the first part of the article is not about situational forces, but about the personality correlates of political orientation. But fear is a situational factor, and the second half of the article, not all of which is excerpted here, addresses how mortality salience affects political orientation.
September 11, 2008 at 9:06 am
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TBPP Recognizes 1 person each year, invites them to speak and share their knowledge and experience with the larger product community. The nominations can be submitted by anyone. And, if you are the first to submit the winning nominee, you too will be rewarded Over the course of the year, the various nominees are interviewed and the finalists narrowed down to: The Best Product Person of the year . The finalists are interviewed and evaluated for excellence in Product along the following lines… Becoming a Product Person, Your Product, Advice to Product People, and Future & Trends.
TBPP is both (1) the way the Product community gets together to recognize excellence amongst our ranks as well as (2) provide, to a large audience, insights into that excellence in a manner we can all learn from and leverage in our own Product journeys.
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Girls, Louie, Southland, ABC's Robin Roberts Special Win Peabody Awards
Girls, Louie, Southland, Dr. Who and Switched at Birth were among the 39 winners of this year's Peabody Awards honoring the best in electronic media in 2012. One of the prizes also went to the ABC special Robin's Journey, about Robin Roberts' bone marrow transplant and subsequent recovery.
Lorne Michaels also won an individual award. "A rare Individual Peabody goes to Lorne Michaels because he's the patron saint of satirical television comedy and, as one of his old co-conspirators would say, you're not," the organization said in a statement.
Fall TV Scorecard: What's renewed? What's canceled?
In addition to Girls, HBO won awards for its documentaries Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present and The Loving Story, as well as Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel and the TV movie Game Change.
ABC News also won an award for its coverage of Hurricane Sandy last fall, while a local news station in West Hartford, Conn., won an award for its coverage of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
The awards will be presented during a ceremony at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City on May 20.
Check out the complete list of winners here.
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The war we'd rather not think about
Several years into the Iraq War, I attended a briefing Condoleezza Rice gave at the State Department. By that time, the worst elements of the Iraq fiasco were accepted facts: The lies, the intelligence failures, the lack of planning for the occupation, Abu Ghraib, the Sunni-Shiite civil war, the Iranian allies holding power in Baghdad. At that point even Rice wasn't pretending there was a clean victory in sight.
Also by that time, George W. Bush had been elected president, and Rice had been kicked upstairs. She had failed spectacularly as National Security Adviser, the position most responsible for sorting through conflicting intelligence and agency agendas, weighing probable outcomes and delivering the most informed policy options to the president. Now she had been confirmed as Secretary of State.
We pressed her on Iraq and she deflected every criticism with an icy shrug. It didn't matter if there were no WMD, no ties to al-Qaida, no planning and poor execution. "The bottom line," she said, "is that the time had come to take Saddam Hussein down."
The invasion of Iraq was launched 10 years ago Tuesday with "shock and awe:" an intense assault that was supposed to frighten the Iraqi people into handing up Hussein. What were they thinking? That demoralization by bombing worked for Hitler in London and Nixon in Hanoi?
But there were so many stupid moves committed in Iraq, that in my column today, I didn't have room for it. Or for Abu Ghraib, or the "groupthink" the Senate Intelligence Committee discovered, or for the cowards in Congress, or for most of the details behind the lies told in the run-up to war. (For those interested in that story, Rachel Maddow and David Corn pull it together well in "Hubris: The Selling of the Iraq War" , which will be rebroadcast March 22.)
Over 10 years, memories fade and outrage cools. Mine was revived by watching 11 minutes of Bush's State of the Union speech in the weeks before the war here.
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Hello all! I did this last year and I had a lot of fun with it, so I figured, why not make it an annual tradition?
Also since I did it last year I figured I could draw plenty of comparisons!
What I find interesting looking at these stats is how some of my reading has changed in just a year. One of the best things is that while my number of books read has gone down (from 220), my average rating has gone up (from 3.5). I'm really excited to see this and my best guess for this improvement would be the way I choose books- aka I think I know my tastes better and reading so many reviews means I can vet books a lot better nowadays- so I owe the blogging community a vote of thanks for this one!
And cos I'm dorky and like statistics, I had a good time comparing 2018 to 2017 (link). For instance, the amount of YA I read was wayyy up- from 39% to 47%. Makes sense- I needed more time to relax. My reading of classics and literary fiction has remained largely static in terms of statistics- around 13%- although given how many books I read last year, this works out as significantly less. Fantasy reading is down from 43% to 34%, while contemporaries are up from 16% to 23%- not only is it interesting to note that I spent more time in the real world, but I can speculate that this more varied approach stopped some genre fatigue. Interesting stuff!
It's sad that even though it was super short, it was still a complete waste of time.
It's taken me years to finally brave this one- I count this as a total victory!
Normally I'm reluctant to use the term… buuut in this case I'll make an exception.
Well, it is a little slice of genius
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Ten! I did *a lot* of rereading this year and it was a great change! I used to reread way more when I was younger and it felt great to reconnect with that habit. I reckon it also had something to do with the fact that I got more enjoyment out of my books this year (just look at those ratings!)
HP x7 and Secret countess, wee free men, shiver (don't remember reading it the first time)
Okay, duh.
Well then, this means you guys had better get on and read it 😉
It currently 4.65- possibly cos it's a new release and only the most enthusiastic readers will have read it at this stage (in fact, when I started making this post it was 4.67, so there you go, it's already going down).
At 3.26- makes sense- it's a complete waste of time.
And that's a wrap! Do you keep track of your stats? How have your ratings been this year? Let me know in the comments!


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2012 Editors' Choice Awards
If 2011 was the year that tablets took over, 2012 was unquestionably the year of the headphone. The market for headphones has exploded, and Sound+Vision has stepped up its coverage to handle the flow, with reviews of new 'phones, along with related gear such as portable and desktop speakers, amps, and DACs appearing on a weekly basis at soundandvisionmag.com. The slower print medium may be ill-suited to stay on top of a such a frenetic scene, but we at least get to recap and honor the year's best contenders in this, our annual Editors' Choice Awards feature.
Given that intro, it should come as no surprise then that our 2012 product of the year happens to be a set of cans, PSB's M4U 2, which you can read all about on the following page. But headphones were hardly the whole story in 2012. Vinyl continues to make a comeback, and there are more excellent, affordable turntable options than ever to play discs new and old on — like Pro-Ject's Debut Carbon, our product of the year runner-up. Of course, it wouldn't be Sound+Vision if we didn't also give a nod to core products like TVs and speakers. There were enough excellent of examples of both to arrive in 2012 that it was hard to choose the best, but choose we did: Panasonic's TC-55VT50 plasma TV and B&W's MT-60D Mini Theatre speaker system, our respective choices for video and audio product of the year.
Re-reading this past year's reviews as we put together this feature, I was struck by how desirable the products are — there's not a-one of them that isn't totally innovative and cool. A number also represent incredible value — GoldenEar Technology's game-changing SuperCinema 3D Array soundbar, for example, or Phiaton's great-sounding, über-flexible PS210 BTNC in-ear monitors. In fact, nearly half of our award-winners cost $500 or less, so there are plenty of opportunities here for you to sample 2012-vintage A/V awesome without racking up an ungodly amount of credit card debt. As always, congrats go out to the manufacturers of the products that made our list. Congrats also go out to S+V's crack reviewing staff, a group that always goes above and beyond the call of duty in carrying out their detailed, authorative reviews.


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The Micro C GPS HRSC Loaded cycling computer has a vibrant color screen to enhance your experience while offering an incredible amount of advanced features. When paired over Bluetooth Smart to an iOS or Android handheld through the free Lezyne Ally app, the device offers turn-by-turn navigation, Strava Live Segments, and phone notifications (incoming calls, text messages and emails). Furthermore, the Micro C GPS can simultaneously pair with ANT+ or Bluetooth-enabled power meters, and the included heart rate monitor and speed/cadence sensors. In addition to its pairing prowess, the unit's data-tracking system is incredibly accurate. When recording, the device combines GPS and GLONASS satellite data with information from an integrated barometer and accelerometer. At a feathery 29 grams, and a battery that can last up to 14 hours, this is the ultimate GPS computer for riders that want all these features in a compact design.
- Heart rate sensor included
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This page contains the various firmwares released by Foscam.
They are intended to be used only on the non-branded generation of Foscam FI8908W. The ones bearing no logo on their casing.
Please, read this first:
Some externally identical IP cameras may not be from Foscam. Generally their packaging and web interface is different. Flashing a non-Foscam camera with the firmwares above can render it irrecoverably useless.
Over time, it became increasingly risky to use a Foscam firmware... on a Foscam device, because of the distinct generations that appeared within the same model FI8908W (see this note). So, contacting Foscam with your DeviceID and Firmware version to get the update from them remains the recommended option.
These are NOT for FI8918W.
system 22.214.171.124 + Web UI 18.104.22.168
-> Download directly from Foscam (November 2010)
- New button to prevent the folder where the videos are saved from popping up.
- Control of the preset position of the camera.
- Messed up Sunday timing in the alarm scheduler (settings from 0800 through 1600 override those from 0000 through 0800 for Sunday)
- Scrambled pictures send by email (not verified)
system 18.104.22.168 + Web UI 188.8.131.52
-> make sure to use the latest ip camera tool from the same download page.
--> mirror (July 2010 release - MD5 B8347A2DD2ED84B59D2D658D7B2BA0F5)
Update of the update (July 2010) : new files same version, the WebUI now has a section for specifying the patrol rates.
- Wifi Disconnections resolved
- Wrong timestamp in log resolved
- Log now reports motion detection events
- Videostream FPS can be adjusted
- Ability to Backup/Restore the settings
- PTZ errors are now solved
- the patrol speed is set to maximum, which can be re-set to normal by the following command:
Updated CGI documentation:
rate: 0-23
1:20 fps
3:15 fps
6:10 fps
11:5 fps
12:4 fps
13:3 fps
14:2 fps
15:1 fps
17:1 fp/2s
19:1 fp/3s
21:1 fp/4s
23:1 fp/5s
system 126.96.36.199 "bis" + Web UI 188.8.131.52 "bis"
Around March 2010, Foscam started to actually host the latest firmware in their "Download Center". Both update files are still showing the same version but they changed in size. I suspect that some minor bug fixes
system 188.8.131.52 + Web UI 22.214.171.124
-> mirror
October 2009
- Contains minor updates and bug fixes on the server push mode side.
- A pan and tilt issue reported by some users has been resolved.
The WebUI file is still the same that came previously with 126.96.36.199, so it's only needed if you come from an older firmware.
- timestamp sometimes wrong in the camera log (1970-01-01)
- the camera cannot reconnect to the network if the connection is lost.
(I don't mention the DST "bug" anymore. Most Chinese cameras don't implement this because China stopped observing Daylight Saving Time since 1991 )
system 184.108.40.206 + Web UI 184.108.40.206:
-> mirror
August 2009
Several improvements including:
- disabling the activity led (see Basic Network Settings section)
- a camera activity log
- Clock synchronization does not account for DST
- some parameters can only be saved from the ActiveX interface.
- timestamp sometimes wrong in the camera log (1970-01-01)
- the camera cannot reconnect to the network if the connection is lost.
system 184.108.40.206 + Web UI 22.214.171.124:
-> mirror
June 2009
Enables the server push support (non-IE browsers compatibility) and allow applications such as VLC to intercept the video stream through the videostream.asf page.
- Clock synchronization does not account for DST
- the camera cannot reconnect to the network if the connection is lost.
(There is an equivalent update for fi8903w, fi8904w fi8909w-NA here)
system 126.96.36.199 + Web UI 22.214.171.124:
-> mirror
February 2009
The interface relies on an ActiveX control and therefore requires Internet Explorer.
- Clock synchronization does not account for Daylight Saving Time: returns local time-1 hour
- the camera cannot reconnect to the network if the connection is lost.
IPCAM user guide 4.1.2 - mirror
IPCAM CGI SDK V1.7 - mirror
IPCAM CGI Application Instruction v109 - mirror
IPCAM Protocol - mirror
For compatible monitoring software look here.
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Test Drive: 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander GT S-AWC
Entry Price: $23,495
Price as Tested: $34,090
This week, we're driving the 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander, redesigned in 2016 and still a larger version of Outlander Sport. Outlander is available in four distinct trims ES ($23,495), SE ($24,495), SEL ($25,495) and the V6 powered GT S-AWC ("Super All Wheel Control," $31,695). Our Outlander arrived in top line GT S-AWC trim but if you need all-wheel-drive and want a different model, the ES, SE and SEL all feature optional AWC with a four cylinder for an additional $2,000.
Listed as a small SUV by the EPA, Outlander is Mitsubishi's seven-passenger crossover that delivers decent to very good fuel mileage depending on engine choice. Although the third row seating is tight, the otherwise roomy interior surroundings and leather trim make for a comfortable experience.
Notable is that the larger Outlander rides on the same 105.1-inch wheelbase as the smaller Outlander Sport, the difference being Outlander's longer body length and seating arrangement for seven instead of Outlander Sport's five. Overall, I'd classify the seven-passenger Outlander as a mid-size more so than a small SUV/Crossover.
Although Mitsubishi has been slow to update its line of cars and SUV vehicles, the 2017 Outlander is a big improvement over earlier models. Thanks to the aforementioned 2016 re-design, the front end now features a new fascia, redesigned front fenders, halogen headlamps, LED position lights, 18-inch Toyo tires on nice alloy wheels and a new fascia with LED taillights. The overall theme is called "Dynamic Shield" by corporate, and is perhaps the best looking Outlander to date.
All models offer a 10-year/100,000 mile drivetrain warranty and a 5-year/60,000 overall warranty. These numbers are Mitsubishi positives as fewer and fewer 10-year/100,000 mile powertrain warranties remain these days.
For 2017, the all-wheel-drive GT S-AWC receives power from a 224-horsepower 3.0-liter V6 mated to a six-speed automatic with paddle shifters. The four cylinder models utilize a CVT automatic and a 166-horsepower engine to transfer power and deliver excellent EPA numbers of 25 city and 30 highway for both front and AWC models.
I found that the V6 performs well overall and delivers 20 city and 27 highway EPA numbers, which is decent for a small, seven-passenger SUV/Crossover. Acceleration for the V6 is modest at best as the GT is the heaviest of the Outlander models by near 300 pounds.
Our GT tester came with a multitude of standard features that cost extra in the lower class models. Outlander 4x4 mechanicals feature Mitsubishi's electronically controlled S-AWC active front differential with a "flip of the switch" 2WD to 4WD automatic mode. There's also a 4WD Lock setting allowing for more rear tire traction. Underneath sits a fully independent suspension that has been tweaked a bit for 2017 and is much better for highway comfort, corner handling and some very light duty off-road explorations.
Noteworthy is the upgraded interior that not only features better amenities and comfort, it also delivers a quietness that was missing from pre-2016 Outlander test drives. Today, all 2016 and 2017 Outlanders are way better when it comes to a quiet ride thanks to improved sound deadening insulation that made the several longer drives throughout Pennsylvania and New York we embarked on a pleasure. And, when we cranked up the GT's standard feature Rockford Fosgate 710-watt Dolby nine speaker stereo with a 10-inch subwoofer, it was a fun ride. Add standard fare like panoramic sunroof, power driver seat, heated front seats and dual zone air conditioning and things get even better.
These numerous standard features across the line don't stop there. Included are 18-inch Toyo tires on lightweight two-tone alloy wheels, safety backup camera, 12-volt outlets, cruise, touch start, all the powers, sporty instrumentation, and Sirius/XM/CD/HD radio/MP3/USB with Fuse hands-free Link system for Bluetooth. Your Mitsubishi dealer is awaiting your visit to explain the over 90 standard features the GT S-AWC comes with. (Yes, 90!)
Our tester featured just one option, a $1,500 GT Touring Package that adds high end safety items like forward collision mitigation, adaptive cruise control, automatic high beams, lane departure warning (easy on-off), heated steering wheel, and a multi-view rear safety setup. For just $1,500, it's a must if you buy an Outlander GT.
Mitsubishi Outlander also carries an overall Five Star government safety rating as all modern day safety equipment including all the airbags, electronic brakeforce, ABS disc brakes, stability control, traction control, and much more are standard fare. Your Mitsubishi dealer will explain in detail when you visit. Outlander also delivers good reliability ratings while current dealer incentives routinely slash $3,000 or more off the retail price on leftover 2016 models and $2,000 or more off the 2017 Outlanders.
Important numbers include a wheelbase of 105.1 inches, from 10.3 to 63.3 cu. ft. of cargo space, 3,593 lb. curb weight, 3,500 lb. tow capacity, 8.5-inches of ground clearance, and a 15.8 gallon fuel tank.
Thanks to the upgraded design and features of the 2016 and 2017 Outlanders, Mitsubishi deserves a vote of consumer confidence. I recommend you drive the four-cylinder models first and check for even more discount pricing. If you need to haul people or tow a small boat, the GT S-AWC is your best buy.
Likes: New design, better underpinnings, standard features, warranty.
Dislikes: V6 fuel mileage just OK, acceleration average at best.
— Greg Zyla writes weekly for More Content Now and other GateHouse Media publications. He welcomes reader questions at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Obama's "scandals" aren't worse than Watergate or even as bad as Ronald Reagan's Iran-Contra affair
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Despite suggestions from such conservatives as Charles Krauthammer and Newt Gingrich to temper their rhetoric, more than a few Republicans these days are claiming that the so-called scandals that currently beset the Obama administration are the worst in American history.
Let's knock down that nonsense with just two examples of past scandals, shall we?
For starters, the notion that Obama's problems are worse than Watergate hardly merits discussion. Richard Nixon, after all, needed a presidential pardon from his successor, Gerald Ford, to keep him safe from criminal prosecution.
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CY(4) BSD Kernel Interfaces Manual CY(4) NAME cy -- Cyclades Cyclom-Y serial driver SYNOPSIS For one ISA card: device cy In /boot/device.hints: hint.cy.0.at="isa" hint.cy.0.irq="10" hint.cy.0.maddr="0xd4000" hint.cy.0.msize="0x2000" For two ISA cards: device cy In /boot/device.hints: hint.cy.0.at="isa" hint.cy.0.irq="10" hint.cy.0.maddr="0xd4000" hint.cy.0.msize="0x2000" hint.cy.1.at="isa" hint.cy.1.irq="11" hint.cy.1.maddr="0xd6000" hint.cy.1.msize="0x2000" For PCI cards: device cy options CY_PCI_FASTINTR No lines are required in /boot/device.hints for PCI cards. Minor numbering: 0bMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMxxxxxxxxOLIMMMMM callOut Lock Initial MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMinor DESCRIPTION The cy driver provides support for Cirrus Logic CD1400-based EIA RS-232C (CCITT V.24) communications interfaces (ports) on Cyclades Cyclom-Y boards. Each CD1400 provides 4 ports. Cyclom-Y boards with various num- bers of CD1400's are available. This driver supports up to 8 CD1400's (32 ports) per board. Input and output for each line may set independently to the following speeds: 50, 75, 110, 134.5, 150, 300, 600, 1200, 1800, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, or 115200 bps. Other speeds of up to 150000 are supported by the termios interface but not by the sgttyb compatibility interface. The CD1400 is not fast enough to handle speeds above 115200 bps effectively. It can transmit on a single line at slightly more than 115200 bps, but when 4 lines are active in both directions its limit is about 90000 bps on each line. Serial ports controlled by the cy driver can be used for both `callin' and `callout'. For each port there is a callin device and a callout de- vice. The minor number of the callout device is 128 higher than that of the corresponding callin port. The callin device is general purpose. Processes opening it normally wait for carrier and for the callout device to become inactive. The callout device is used to steal the port from processes waiting for carrier on the callin device. Processes opening it do not wait for carrier and put any processes waiting for carrier on the callin device into a deeper sleep so that they do not conflict with the callout session. The callout device is abused for handling programs that are supposed to work on general ports and need to open the port without waiting but are too stupid to do so. The cy driver also supports an initial-state and a lock-state control de- vice for each of the callin and the callout "data" devices. The minor number of the initial-state device is 32 higher than that of the corre- sponding data device. The minor number of the lock-state device is 64 higher than that of the corresponding data device. The termios settings of a data device are copied from those of the corresponding initial-state device on first opens and are not inherited from previous opens. Use stty(1) in the normal way on the initial-state devices to program initial termios states suitable for your setup. The lock termios state acts as flags to disable changing the termios state. E.g., to lock a flag variable such as CRTSCTS, use stty crtscts on the lock-state device. Speeds and special characters may be locked by setting the corresponding value in the lock-state device to any nonzero value. Correct programs talking to correctly wired external devices work with almost arbitrary initial states and almost no locking, but other setups may benefit from changing some of the default initial state and locking the state. In particular, the initial states for non (POSIX) standard flags should be set to suit the devices attached and may need to be locked to prevent buggy programs from changing them. E.g., CRTSCTS should be locked on for devices that support RTS/CTS handshaking at all times and off for devices that do not support it at all. CLOCAL should be locked on for devices that do not support carrier. HUPCL may be locked off if you do not want to hang up for some reason. In general, very bad things happen if something is locked to the wrong state, and things should not be locked for devices that support more than one set- ting. The CLOCAL flag on callin ports should be locked off for logins to avoid certain security holes, but this needs to be done by getty if the callin port is used for anything else. Kernel Configuration Options The CY_PCI_FASTINTR option should be used to avoid suboptimal interrupt handling for PCI Cyclades boards. The PCI BIOS must be configured with the cy interrupt not shared with any other active device for this option to work. This option is not the default because it is currently harmful in certain cases where it does not work. FILES /dev/ttyc?? for callin ports /dev/ttyic?? /dev/ttylc?? corresponding callin initial-state and lock-state devices /dev/cuac?? for callout ports /dev/cuaic?? /dev/cualc?? corresponding callout initial-state and lock-state devices /etc/rc.serial examples of setting the initial-state and lock-state de- vices The first question mark in these device names is short for the card num- ber (a decimal number between 0 and 65535 inclusive). The second ques- tion mark is short for the port number (a letter in the range [0-9a-v]). DIAGNOSTICS cy%d: silo overflow. Problem in the interrupt handler. cy%d: interrupt-level buffer overflow. Problem in the bottom half of the driver. cy%d: tty-level buffer overflow. Problem in the application. Input has arrived faster than the given module could process it and some has been lost. SEE ALSO stty(1), termios(4), tty(4), comcontrol(8), pstat(8) HISTORY The cy driver is derived from the sio driver and the NetBSD cy driver and is currently under development. BUGS Serial consoles are not implemented. BSD May 24, 2004 BSD
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