Sorry, Citizen: only your Congressional Representatives can properly handle this information. List of Terror Groups with Which America is At War is Now Classified
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Sorry, Citizen: only your Congressional Representatives can properly handle this information. List of Terror Groups with Which America is At War is Now Classified
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For those, like me, who’ve been waiting for decades, well, here’s a thought-provoking review.
Maybe this was what Harlan was planning all along.
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Chris Byrne notes your housekeys are now very vulnerable to copying. Better than soap!
He also has a nice overview of one professional’s crypto practices.
I’ve found that Protoculture goes nicely with Ron Abuelo Anejo 12, which is pure rum nectar. Ode to the Ocean above; Cobalt below. Crank ’em both, well worth it after the build.
And something this weekend made me think of Y&T’s Anytime at All. Haven’t heard it for decades, but it still makes me happy.
Well, now, this looks very interesting indeed. Human trials perhaps next year.
Shocked I tell you, to see this happening!
Nah, I’m not. Â I’m shocked it took this long for it to happen, honestly.
That Robb had driven diagonally across the nation to Seattle.
Though when I did see him, I figured he was just hanging around after the Paul McCartney concert at the baseball stadium the evening before (Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic stopped by the stage for a bit, as well).
In other news, Hail Lego! Congrats Robb.
Ask for a local depredation permit, get flagged in national databases.
How do I know RNS is a bona fide journalistic publication? We get press releases. Presented uncut (just like the newspapers do!), but with bolding of the fun parts by me:
For immediate release
Police Department Targets Local
Resident After Applying for a BB Gun PermitGrand Junction, CO, July 24, 2013–Discharging a BB gun in the city limits of Grand Junction, Colorado (Pop. 50,000)Â is illegal. In order to try to rid his area of an officially recognized invasive species, the Eurasian Dove which the State of Colorado allows to be hunted with no bag limit. James Shults requested a Discharge Permit to use a 30-year old Daisy BB gun to run the pest from his residence area and from neighbor’s areas with their permission.
After inspection of Shults’ neighborhood by two separate police sergeants the Chief (whom Shults likes personally) refused the permit as the neighborhood of single story houses is densely populated. Shults, a former National and , multi-state rifle champion and holder of many state and national records has no problem with the Chief’s decision, though he says “… it was sort of funny, of course it is densely populated, it’s inside the city.”
However, Shults noted that the Chief also sent copies of his denial letter to the Deputy Chief of Police, Grand Junction’s police Patrol Commanders and the city’s new high-tech 911 Center. Shults checked with his many law enforcement friends and contacts around the country and they confirmed he had indeed been targeted and flagged by the police and 911 center. According to Shults some LEOs (law enforcement officers) humorously chided him saying– “That’s what you get for trying to do the right thing.”
Shults says–“All this action for requesting a legal permit to discharge a Daisy BB gun in the city seems a little twisted. Am I now a terrorist to be watched by the full command of the Grand Junction police to include a flag on my residence by the 911 Center? I must be a very dangerous man armed with my Daisy BB gun; obviously a weapon of mass destruction.”
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Or consider the history of the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) , one of the most useful algorithms known to man. John Tukey had an idea for speeding up the calculation of the discrete Fourier transform: Dick Garwin saw that it was incredibly useful and pushed it, while Cooley wrote the program. But the idea goes back a bit further in time: Good published a related idea in 1958, L. H. Thomas in 1948, Danielson and Lanczos in 1942, Stumpff in 1939, J.D. Everett in 1860, A. Smith in 1846, and F. Carlini in 1828.  The first treatment of the algorithm, and the only one as general as the Cooley-Tukey article, was by some geek named Carl Friedrich Gauss, back in 1805 (17 years before Fourier published his work) . An unpublished paper on this topic was included in Gauss’s complete works, published ( in Latin, of course) in 1866. If someone (a Jesuit?) had just looked in the right place and talked to Babbage, the British would have been doing digital signal processing in the Crimean War.
–gcochran9, “Battle for the Planet of the Low-Hanging Fruit” @West Hunter
Emphasis mine. I have always been fascinated by instances where small changes in history would have had great effects down the road. This was one. There are many, many more.
…doesn’t need camo fatigues, a BOB, or even a rifle to be effective.
One does need good form, and this gentleman is demonstrating a fine deliberate Weaver-style hold with his Beretta Helwan, with his arm, not the barrel, rested on the tree (and on the right side so brass won’t be bouncing off of the trunk), this while in the midst of a riot no less.
In which Trayvon riot was this pic of a gentleman and his Beretta Helwan taken? Oakland? Los Angeles?
Original image, and the answer, after the jump.