Monthly Archives: September 2009

Acorn Helps Pimp Get Government Money To Start Brothel

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If you haven’t seen the videos of Acorn helping pimps and prositutes… we’ll you need to. (glad Obama’s time with Acorn didn’t teach him any of these tatics)

A famous community organizer once said, “The only way to upset the power structure in your communities is to goad them, confuse them, irritate them and, most of all, make them live by their own rules. If you make them live by their own rules, you destroy them.”

The scenario we posed the ACORN Housing employees in Baltimore is due to the application of similar power tactics. We gave ACORN a taste of its own medicine. ACORN was alleged to be thug-like, criminal, and nefarious. This criminal behavior was evidenced by a video of Baltimore ACORN community organizers breaking the locks on foreclosed homes. Instead of railing against their radicalism, it is best to bring out this type of radicalism. Hannah Giles and I took advantage of ACORN’s regard for thug criminality by posing the most ridiculous criminal scenario we could think of and seeing if they would comply-which they did without hesitation.

Additionally, instead of focusing on foreclosure itself, which has become seemingly as politicized as abortion, we focused on crimes more difficult for the left to defend: trafficking of young helpless girls and tax evasion. The first group represents the severely disadvantaged, the second a threat to the distribution of wealth.

While manipulation or entrapment occurs when people are encouraged to do things they otherwise wouldn’t, the pre-set trap is their own. These tactics allow the viewer to see ACORN’s soul; their playing field and their morality, out in the open. Their system is based on conflict and change for its own sake. This system is based on totalitarian principles and class war techniques. These people understand pressure, power and self-interest. When the Baltimore employees saw we were shady dealers, their instincts clicked in, as we were prime recruits.

ACORN has ascended. They elect our politicians and receive billions in tax money. Their world is a revolutionary, socialistic, atheistic world, where all means are justifiable. And they create chaos, again, for it’s own sake. It is time for us to be studying and applying their tactics, many of which are ideologically neutral. It is time, as Hannah said as we walked out of the ACORN facility, for conservative activists to “create chaos for glory.” – BigGovernment.com

How Fast Are The New Intel CULV Chips?

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So Intel released some new CULV chips this week.  Awesome!  You can even order them today from Dell and others… but how do they stack up in comparison to the Atom chips and other CULV chips?

Intel already has some CULV chips out and about like the Dell 11z’s Celeron™ 723 (1.2GHz/800MHz FSB/1MB cache) that frankly is only marginally better than the standard Atom.  Their new chips however are based on the Core 2 Duo which potentially should be a much stronger work horse.  But how much stronger?

Sadly even with all the new devices announce, there is not a single review of even a pre-production unit to give us an idea of how these new chips will stack up.  So we are forced to turn to our old pal: Math.  ;)

We took the known processing power of the older Core 2 Duo U7600 @ 1.20GHz (2MB cache 533MHz FSB) of the Sony Vaio TZ and the more recent Core 2 Duo SL9400 @ 1.86GHz (6M cache 1066 MHz FSB) of the HP EliteBook 2530p to determine the horsepower per clock.  The new chips sit between these reference chips in terms of cache and bus speed so we averaged their prime calcs per cycle.  Don’t worry, we won’t bore you with the math – here’s the estimated wPrime 32M times for the new chips:

Core 2 Duo SU7300 1.3ghz 800 MHz, 3 MB cache – wPrime: 64.2 sec

Core 2 Duo SU9400 1.4ghz 800 MHz, 3 MB cache – wPrime: 59.6 sec

For comparison: Intel Atom N280 @ 1.66GHz – wPrime: 114.7 sec

For comparison: Intel Core 2 Duo T9400 @ 2.53GHz – wPrime: 30.9 sec

So even at the relatively slow 1.3 Ghz in the upcoming 11″-12″ almost-netbooks, the Core 2 Duo CULVs should be a huge improvement over the Atom in processing power.  And with a TDP of only 10W instead of the the normal 25-35W for notebook Core 2 Duos – the new chips should easily carve out a new niche between netbooks and notebooks.

UPDATE:  I was reminded that you don’t even need FRAPs as you can simply pull down the console (tab) and type “stat fps” to display the frames per second in the corner and even keeps a running average for you.  How easy is that!

Dept. Health and Human Services Remembers 9/11 with Swine Flu Prevention

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Uh, God bless America?

To: Department of Health and Human Services Staff

From: Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary

This year, Americans across the country will honor the victims and heroes of the 9/11 tragedy by serving their neighbors and communities as part of the first-ever federally recognized September 11 National Day of Service and Remembrance. Service projects marking the eight-year anniversary of September 11, 2001, will take place in all 50 states, ranging from food drives and home repairs to neighborhood cleanups and disaster preparation activities. Attached is the President and First Lady’s Call to Service.

In the spirit of service, we’re asking for your help to stop the spread of the H1N1 virus by forwarding the “5 Things You Need to Know About H1N1 Flu” (attached) to at least 10 of your family members and friends – and ask them to forward the attachment, too. Sending this information to as many people as possible is a simple way you can help prevent illness across the country this fall.

How Does Your Hi-Speed Compare To Pigeon Speed?

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This was genius.

Broadband promised to unite the world with super-fast data delivery – but in South Africa it seems the web is still no faster than a humble pigeon.

A Durban IT company pitted an 11-month-old bird armed with a 4GB memory stick against the ADSL service from the country’s biggest web firm, Telkom.

Winston the pigeon took two hours to carry the data 60 miles – in the same time the ADSL had sent 4% of the data.- SA pigeon ‘faster than broadband’

Travel tip: remember your sat phone for data connection in South America or hire Winston.

Shirt For Triathletes

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We don’t usually plug products here – unless we’re getting a cut of the $$$!  :D

If you are a triathlete and want to show some pride for your sport and/or hard ass training regiment, check out TriShirt.net “We make shirts for the greatest athletes in the world: Triathletes.”

Heck even if you’re not a triathlete and just want to pretend you are… I’m sure they’ll take your money too.  ;)