Online Gaming advantages - Zanzistor's blog

You should not imagine that would be free to play games online whenever you want, because if you have a Web connection, it is possible to literally, when you want. There are many benefits that come with online games and flash games, especially since they are intended for free online on a website. On Web sites, you can choose from a variety of games you might think. Whether you play sports or maybe play online Flash games, you will find there are a large selection of readily available for you to choose and they are all free.

So, it?s free to these games is certainly a great advantage, no doubt, especially if you are more workers to pay big bucks for game consoles or separate title, etc. Even if you have not played on consoles before, you may feel comfortable with know that you do not need again and again, once you?ve played this game based on the Web for free. That kind of variety of different types of games available nowhere else that makes literally no sense to look for matches. Strategy games, you should think long simple flash games that love your children or brothers and sisters including much younger, there is something for all types of games.

In fact, many of these websites will also be able to personally recommend the direction of more than 10 games, you?ll have a concept very, very good, what kind of game you have to go into. This makes sense even more than you can select a popular selections with former players, and what the most played on websites and allows you to choose wisely.

can play these games online, not just a bit exciting to get an idea, you can literally travel regularly between games, when you want without paying extra. This could happen with a game console or another type of game is that you need to raise money for virtually every new game you buy and pay for play. But on this site are free games online, all you need to do another game at any time choose who you want, and try, if you do not try like that, not to be considered as waste because you do not spend money. learn

So, from racing games to puzzle too cute animated Flash games for all young people how many players it will be something available free to all online gaming site. Everything you need to do is an Internet connection and you can literally access all these free games, whenever you want and never anything more to them, almost everything you need for your comfort of your home, and that the whole family and at any time of day or night.

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Republicans Kill Small Business Jobs Plan, for Romney presidency.

Ed Schultz was right to point out how obvious the Republican Party is about tanking the economy, just so they can replace, and "take back," the?presidency.?
Piggybacking on the Republican plan to kill jobs, was this story:

Telegram: Democratic governors are accusing Republicans of deliberately sabotaging the economy to help Mitt Romney oust President Barack Obama.

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley said in an interview that he has no doubt Republicans are trying to slow the economy before the election. Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy said Republicans are blocking jobs legislation to help Romney make the case that Obama has failed. And Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin says it raises the question of how far Republicans will go to make sure Obama is defeated.

A spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner says it's not true. He says Republicans are working to help small businesses, stop tax increases and repeal Obama's 2010 health care reform law.

Source: http://democurmudgeon.blogspot.com/2012/07/republicans-kill-small-business-jobs.html

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New ideas about walking on water

Lots of people have demonstrated that, surprisingly, if you fill a pool with water and cornstarch you can run across it. Stop, and you sink. How that happens, though, has been something of a mystery in fluid dynamics.

The usual explanation for this " walking on water " phenomenon: Suspensions ? that's any liquid with particles in it ? are non-Newtonian fluids that get thicker, or more viscous, as the rate of shear (deformation caused by, say, running across it) goes up. Common examples are ketchup, blood and toothpaste. "Normal" fluids, like water, flow and their viscosity stays constant.

Scott Waitukaitis and Heinrich Jaeger, physicists at the University of Chicago, have found that the situation is a bit different: When you hit a suspension the particles get compressed and transition into a solid state for a few moments.

Waitukaitis and Jaeger noted in their research paper, published in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature, that the usual mechanisms proposed weren't adequate to explain things like how a person can run on the cornstarch-and-water mix (also known as "oobleck" in a homage to Dr. Seuss and his book "Bartholomew and the Oobleck"). "Based on a notion whereby the mechanism has to do with shear ? where sliding particles past each other generates an increase in resistance to shear ? that's a perfectly valid model, but it's not enough to support a person's weight," Jaeger told LiveScience. [ Twisted Physics: 7 Mind-Blowing Findings ]

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So the two scientists filled containers with oobleck and hit the mixture with rods. Using high-speed photography and X-rays, they saw that when the rod hits the suspension, there is a part of it below the rod that becomes solid. The particles in the suspension are jammed together, creating a columnlike region that is rigid enough to keep the rod from sinking into the oobleck.

The thickened and now-solid region can propagate all the way to the bottom of the container. Jaeger noted the solidifying zone transmits force quite well ? enough that at least one container broke ? and it can even rebound and push the rod back up if the container is shallow enough. But it should be noted that contrary to earlier models, the container walls ? or lack thereof ? don't affect whether the rod or a running person stays on top of the oobleck. The same thing would happen if you filled the ocean with it and did the experiment again.

After the impact, the solid zone starts to melt away, since there isn't any force compressing it anymore (except the small amount due to gravity ). That's why when you stop running across the oobleck you'd sink. It also means that while one can run on such a substance, driving on it would be more of a problem ? a wheel isn't smacking down on a small region. [ See Video of Oobleck Experiment ]

In fact, there is a minimum particle size for this phenomenon to work; it's about one micron (or one one-millionth of a meter, about the size of some bacteria). That's why milk, even though it is a suspension, doesn't behave like oobleck ? the particles just aren't big enough and in a high enough concentration.

The phenomenon is roughly similar to what happens with dry particles. Jaeger and Waitukaitis got into this line of research partly because of earlier work on making robots more flexible. Particles seemed to be one answer ? coffee bricks, for example, are solid when compressed in their vacuum packaging by the pressure of the surrounding air. Cut open the packet, though, and the grounds pour out. This is the first time it's been demonstrated in a liquid, though.

In addition to being a cool physics finding, Jaeger said there's also a practical side. Some bulletproof vests take advantage of this property, using silica particles suspended in polyethylene glycol. By soaking Kevlar in the suspension, one creates a layer of fluid that is held in place by the fibers. When it is hit, it thickens, distributing the impact energy. That allows Kevlar armor to be made with fewer layers, making it more flexible and lighter.

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Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/48152271/ns/technology_and_science-science/

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Who does No. 2 work for? Rating Romney's VP choices

Picking a vice presidential nominee may be the most undemocratic election in this hemisphere since the heyday of Fidel Castro. The electorate consists of exactly one man ? in this case, Mitt Romney who has total freedom to choose virtually any card-carrying Republican who opposes abortion (the one absolute litmus test in the GOP.) Convention delegates, for all their theoretical veto power, exercise all the independence of Politburo members celebrating May Day.

As a result, handicapping the veepstakes is inevitably an exercise in frustration. What are you supposed to do ? conduct an exit poll on the sidewalk in front of Romney headquarters in Boston? Romney himself has not offered much help other than repeating the vaporous platitude that he will select a running mate ?who could be president if that were necessary.? Of course, in a technical sense, any natural born citizen over the age of 35 ? even Sarah Palin ? could be president if they are sworn in.

For all the media?s obsession with vice-presidential vetting (a word we only use in reference to sick animals and the heartbeat-away derby), there is almost no discussion about how Romney?s choice might fit into a working White House in 2013. Virtually all the press speculation revolves around compatibility on the campaign trail, the political imagery of the choice and the ability of the VP nominee to attract undecided voters in, say, Colorado who are left-handed bowlers who own PBS tote bags. But almost none of the speculation and scorecards have anything to do with serving as vice president.? Now, for the missing question: How will Romney?s pick measure up to the standards set by recent VPs?

No longer is the modern vice president a Throttlebottom who was dispatched to second-tier international funerals when the secretary of State was busy. Those days of the VP as a supernumerary whose only responsibilities were presiding over the Senate and inquiring about the president?s health are gone. The last three occupants of this ill-defined office have turned it into an independent power center -- whether as national security czar (Dick Cheney), as counselor in chief (Joe Biden) or as re-inventor of government (Al Gore).

?For most of American history, vice presidents were chosen for balance, either geographic or ideological,? says Elaine Kamarck, a former Gore aide who is now a professor at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. ?That built a tension into the relationship ? and that tension kept the vice president in a subservient and unnatural position.? But as Kamarck points out, Bill Clinton?s selection of Gore in 1992 (a similar youthful moderate Democrat from an adjoining state) permanently changed the VP equation from ?a balance model to a partner model.??

So how do the leading contenders to become Romney?s second banana measure up as potential White House partners? How do they fit the profile of someone who could actually make something of the vice presidency rather than just campaign for it?

Knowledge of Washington: The last elected vice president who was sworn in without having served in Congress or the Cabinet was Spiro Agnew in 1969. The former Maryland governor?s tenure in the Nixon White House is remembered for the ferocity of his attacks on the media (?nattering nabobs of negativism?) and his quaint habit of accepting cash in little white envelopes.

With Romney?s own Washington pedigree limited to his failed 1994 Senate race against Ted Kennedy, it would be a bold move to choose a vice president with similar gaps in his or her resume. In fact, you have to go back a century to Woodrow Wilson and his ineffectual vice president Thomas Marshall to find a team equally unacquainted with the ways of Washington. That, of course, did not prevent Wilson from dominating Congress in his first year in office (creating the modern income tax system and the Federal Reserve) or inhibit Marshall from quipping, ?What this country needs is a really good five-cent cigar.?

No one on the Romney list (not that we know precisely who is on the list) can match Ohio Senator Rob Portman in the knows-Washington category. Not only was Portman elected to seven terms in the House, but he also served in the Cabinet as George W. Bush?s trade representative and budget director. Other than Cheney and George H.W. Bush (House member, UN ambassador and CIA director before being tapped by Ronald Reagan), there have been no vice presidents in modern history with this wide-ranging background.

Paul Ryan ? who, for what it?s worth, has been rising in the VP speculation ? does offer seven terms in the House and a creative record as the fiscally conservative chairman of the Budget Committee. But for all of Ryan?s success as a GOP wunderkind (he was elected to the House from Wisconsin in 1998 as a 28-year-old), there is a narrowness to his D.C. background compared to Portman.

Executive ability: A vice president cannot run a Cabinet department or really anything beyond a presidential commission or a White House working group. But as Cheney demonstrated to perhaps a frightening degree during the run-up to the Iraq War, a vice president who understands the levers of power and the inner workings of the bureaucracy can be the most formidable figure in the federal government.

Even though he has never lived or worked outside the Minneapolis metropolitan area, former two-term Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty fits the Romney model as a competent scandal-free conservative administrator without the sharp edges of a fiery ideologue. Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal also has run something larger than a Senate office. But Jindal, still in his first term, needs the crash course in national issues that Pawlenty absorbed during his ill-fated presidential run.

Specific expertise: Vice presidents traditionally take on specific tasks such as Biden overseeing stimulus spending during the first two years of the administration. That is why it helps to be identified with a specific issue area before being tapped for the ticket. Of course, for Agnew, it was bribes and for Dan Quayle, it was spelling.

If, say, Romney chose Florida Senator Marco Rubio, whose parents came from Cuba, it seems axiomatic that the VP would be the White House point man on immigration. New Hampshire Senator Kelly Ayotte, who like Rubio was elected in 2010, would probably gravitate to the legal side of the White House and law enforcement based on her service as state attorney general. As vice president, Chris Christie?s portfolio would probably also run to law enforcement (he was a federal prosecutor before being elected New Jersey governor) and to Bruce Springsteen. And, of course, Portman and Ryan can probably recite line items from the federal budget in their sleep.

A sense of deference: This may be the hardest thing for a would-be vice president to learn (see Biden, Joe) since almost all the leading contenders have been captains of their own political fate up to now. A rare exception might be Portman (notice how he keeps popping up on these lists?) based on his tenure in the Bush Cabinet. Needless to say, it defies imagination to picture the exuberant and outspoken Christie as a make-no-waves vice president.

The truth remains that after the polls are digested, the political calculus weighed and all skeletons are exhumed from closets, the vice presidential choice will ultimately come down to what Mitt Romney looks for in a partner. And if the modern definition of a VP holds, it will be a partner in governing ? and not just someone to stand there on stage with Romney, grinning with hands aloft amid the balloons and the confetti at the Tampa Convention.?

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/who-does-no--2-work-for--rating-romney-s-vp-choices.html

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Mitt Romney appeals to black voters in NAACP speech

Mitt Romney offered a direct appeal to African-American voters on Wednesday, arguing in a speech at the NAACP's annual meeting that the black community has been hardest hit by the bad economy and that, if elected, he'll seek to improve the quality of life for all Americans, regardless of color.

"I believe that if you understood who I truly am in my heart, and if it were possible to fully communicate what I believe is in the real, enduring best interest of African-American families, you would vote for me for president," Romney said.

Romney acknowledged "barriers" still exist for black Americans even after President Barack Obama became the nation's first black president. He argued the struggling economy has only enhanced those "challenges" and "old inequities."

"If equal opportunity in America were an accomplished fact, then a chronically bad economy would be equally bad for everyone," Romney said. "Instead, it's worse for African Americans in almost every way."

At 14.4 percent, unemployment among black Americans is much higher than the 8.2 percent national average, while the average income and median family income for African Americans is much lower, Romney noted.

While Romney does not expect to win the black vote, the Republican nominee's NAACP speech was aimed at showing he's at least trying. As he regularly does on the campaign trail, Romney cited his experience as governor of Massachusetts to prove he hasn't led by "just talking to Republicans" and that he'll be an inclusive president.

"We have to make our case to every voter.? We don't count anybody out, and we sure don't make a habit of presuming anyone's support.?Support is asked for and earned---and that's why I'm here today," Romney said.

If elected, he added, "We will know each other."

He dismissed as "nonsense" Democratic charges that his potential presidency would only help the rich. "The President wants to make this a campaign about blaming the rich," Romney said. " I want to make this a campaign about helping the middle class."

If he didn't believe his policies would help "families of color" and all Americans more than Obama's, Romney said, "I would not be running for president."

Romney also appealed to the NAACP audience by touting his proposal to increase school choice. The GOP nominee has repeatedly described education as the "civil rights issue of our era," and on Wednesday, he argued that "mediocre schools" are setting up kids for "failure." In a dig at Obama, he argued that candidates "can't have it both ways" by arguing they'll protect kids while also protecting the interests of teachers unions--and vowed to

"If equal opportunity in America were an accomplished fact, black families could send their sons and daughters to public schools that truly offer the hope of a better life," Romney said. "Instead, for generations, the African-American community has been waiting and waiting for that promise to be kept.?Today, black children are 17 percent of students nationwide--but they are 42 percent of the students in our worst-performing schools.

Romney also briefly touched on gay marriage--an issue that has divided the black community--pledging that he would work to "defend traditional marriage."

While the Republican nominee received polite applause throughout most of the speech, Romney received a few boos throughout his speech--including when he repeated his pledge to repeal Obama's health care law. As the audience jeered the health care line, Romney paused and smiled, before continuing on.

But Romney emphasized that, if elected, his focus would be almost exclusively on job creation. "If I am president, job one for me will be creating jobs. I have no hidden agenda. If you want a president who will make things better in the African-American community, you are looking at him," Romney declared, as a few audience members booed.

As his campaign readily acknowledges, Romney faces an uphill battle in appealing to black voters. The latest Quinnipiac poll found Obama leads Romney 92 percent to 2 percent among African Americans.

But Romney cast himself as someone who is still willing to reach out--even the two sides don't always agree. Closing his speech, the former Massachusetts governor spoke about his father, former Michigan Gov. George Romney, who was credited for his support of civil rights during the 1960s. Romney called his father's leadership "an example" in his own life.

"It wasn't just that my Dad helped write the civil rights provision for the Michigan Constitution, though he did. It wasn't just that he helped create Michigan's first civil rights commission, or that as governor he marched for civil rights in Detroit--though he did those things, too," Romney said. "It was the kind of man he was, and the way he dealt with every person, black or white. ?He was a man of the fairest instincts, and a man of faith who knew that every person was a child of God."

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/mitt-romney-appeals-black-voters-naacp-speech-141523941.html

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Bleyer: My lunch with Justice Antonin Scalia

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