Saturday, August 08, 2015
Mosquito Facts: How and Why a Mosquito Bites You
Mosquito Facts: How and Why a Mosquito Bites You: use Mosquito Magic bar soap on your hair and skin--it really does work! �I use it for hunting--game does not seem to notice. �You can also rub a dry bar thru your hair and on your skin if you do not have water to bathe. �You do not need a lot of lather, just enough to rinse it thru your hair when you are done bathing (and rinse it out). It has a nice blend of essential oils that mosquitoes hate.
Friday, August 07, 2015
AMERICAN DIGEST Essays, News, Notes, and Quotes
AMERICAN DIGEST Essays, News, Notes, and Quotes: Cecil The Lion And The Goodwhite-Badwhite Cold Civil War
The killing happened, furthermore, in Zimbabwe, a country not best known for firm adherence to rule of law, property rights, and governmental integrity.
The place is, in fact, a miserable black African slum ruled by an aged despot who has murdered his political opponents, banned dissent, and allowed his family and friends to loot the economy, what’s left of it. .... And people—Americans—are worked up about animal rights in this hell-hole? -
The killing happened, furthermore, in Zimbabwe, a country not best known for firm adherence to rule of law, property rights, and governmental integrity.
The place is, in fact, a miserable black African slum ruled by an aged despot who has murdered his political opponents, banned dissent, and allowed his family and friends to loot the economy, what’s left of it. .... And people—Americans—are worked up about animal rights in this hell-hole? -
Saturday, August 01, 2015
AMERICAN DIGEST: Comment on Suffer not the old King under any name!: “I am not here as a serf or vassal. I am not begging my lords for mercy."
AMERICAN DIGEST: Comment on Suffer not the old King under any name!: “I am not here as a serf or vassal. I am not begging my lords for mercy.": So here we are in 2015 serving our government, when it was supposed to have been the other way around!
They have stolen our liberty by chicanery, and I no longer believe we're going to get it back.
They have stolen our liberty by chicanery, and I no longer believe we're going to get it back.
AMERICAN DIGEST: Comment on Suffer not the old King under any name!: “I am not here as a serf or vassal. I am not begging my lords for mercy."
AMERICAN DIGEST: Comment on Suffer not the old King under any name!: “I am not here as a serf or vassal. I am not begging my lords for mercy.": The moment she claimed that their sworn duty was to protect American Liberty, every single one of them thought "Oh what a stupid bint! It so is not. WE have been elected for the sole purpose to confiscate money and power from people like you, and give it to people like us and our friends. You're a naif lady, and we can safely ignore you, as you have just shown us that you can be gulled."
In public discourse, it normally ought not to be done. But in this case, she needed to declare the full B&T. Betrayal of the American people who elected them, and Treason against the Constitution and the Republic. Since they don't give a rat's ass what we think, calling them out on B&T will have no more effect than claiming they ... ooh ... faltered." But the overheated words will put them on notice that there are some mighty pissed-off people that are crossing their own personal Rubicons.
There is no other explanation for what has transpired. The IRS has been transformed into a political weapon to be used against any who would dare question the actions of the government. That the traitors passed the Cromnibus in January, giving all the funds requested to all the government agencies, no questions asked, no consequences for misbehavior, shows that they all agree and support the government as it is currently performing. All this is Ruling Party Failure Theater, performed by that gang of sociopaths on us who they believe are so easily gulled.
In public discourse, it normally ought not to be done. But in this case, she needed to declare the full B&T. Betrayal of the American people who elected them, and Treason against the Constitution and the Republic. Since they don't give a rat's ass what we think, calling them out on B&T will have no more effect than claiming they ... ooh ... faltered." But the overheated words will put them on notice that there are some mighty pissed-off people that are crossing their own personal Rubicons.
There is no other explanation for what has transpired. The IRS has been transformed into a political weapon to be used against any who would dare question the actions of the government. That the traitors passed the Cromnibus in January, giving all the funds requested to all the government agencies, no questions asked, no consequences for misbehavior, shows that they all agree and support the government as it is currently performing. All this is Ruling Party Failure Theater, performed by that gang of sociopaths on us who they believe are so easily gulled.
Sunday, July 26, 2015
How to unsend an email | Page 3 | Komando.com
How to unsend an email | Page 3 | Komando.com: Secure messaging
Most free messaging systems aren't really that secure, which is why a former NSA employee decided to take matters into his own hands. The result is called Virtru.
Virtru is a plug-in for Firefox and Chrome that works with Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook.com. There's also a plug-in for Outlook 2010 and 2013, along with apps for Apple and Android.
The free version of Virtru lets you send secure messages to anyone. If the other person has Virtru, they can open the message in their regular email. Otherwise they'll need to get Virtru's free Web viewer.
If you upgrade to Virtru Pro for $2 a month, it adds message revoking and expiring, along with the ability to see and control message forwarding.�Learn more about Virtru's features and step-by-step instructions on how to use it.
Email isn't the only place you can unsend things you regret.�Find out how you can take back embarrassing posts on Facebook.
Most free messaging systems aren't really that secure, which is why a former NSA employee decided to take matters into his own hands. The result is called Virtru.
Virtru is a plug-in for Firefox and Chrome that works with Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook.com. There's also a plug-in for Outlook 2010 and 2013, along with apps for Apple and Android.
The free version of Virtru lets you send secure messages to anyone. If the other person has Virtru, they can open the message in their regular email. Otherwise they'll need to get Virtru's free Web viewer.
If you upgrade to Virtru Pro for $2 a month, it adds message revoking and expiring, along with the ability to see and control message forwarding.�Learn more about Virtru's features and step-by-step instructions on how to use it.
Email isn't the only place you can unsend things you regret.�Find out how you can take back embarrassing posts on Facebook.
How to unsend an email | Page 2 | Komando.com
How to unsend an email | Page 2 | Komando.com: Browser plug-ins
There are a few browser plug-ins that offer unsending features. The first one we're going to look at is Criptext.�Right now, it's just for Chrome and Safari, but Firefox and Outlook program versions are in development.
When you enable Criptext on an email, it�encrypts the message and any attachments, tracks it so you know when it's been opened, and gives you the option to "recall" it. You can also set messages to expire after a certain amount of time.
UnSend.it�is a service that works with more browsers and email services than Criptext. It does everything Criptext does, except encryption. You will also need to configure your email service to run through UnSend.it's servers.
Once that's done, you can send email and attachments to anyone. If you decide to unsend the email, just click a button in your email service and they won't see it anymore. You can also track when someone opens the message or set it to self destruct after an amount of time.
Both of these services work by turning the text of your message into an image, then sending that image on to your recipient. Because the message is served from their servers, they can delete the image and it will disappear from your recipient's inbox.
The email will still be there, but it will be blank. Unless your recipient took a screenshot, they won't have the information. If you really want to take things to another level, however, keep reading.
There are a few browser plug-ins that offer unsending features. The first one we're going to look at is Criptext.�Right now, it's just for Chrome and Safari, but Firefox and Outlook program versions are in development.
When you enable Criptext on an email, it�encrypts the message and any attachments, tracks it so you know when it's been opened, and gives you the option to "recall" it. You can also set messages to expire after a certain amount of time.
UnSend.it�is a service that works with more browsers and email services than Criptext. It does everything Criptext does, except encryption. You will also need to configure your email service to run through UnSend.it's servers.
Once that's done, you can send email and attachments to anyone. If you decide to unsend the email, just click a button in your email service and they won't see it anymore. You can also track when someone opens the message or set it to self destruct after an amount of time.
Both of these services work by turning the text of your message into an image, then sending that image on to your recipient. Because the message is served from their servers, they can delete the image and it will disappear from your recipient's inbox.
The email will still be there, but it will be blank. Unless your recipient took a screenshot, they won't have the information. If you really want to take things to another level, however, keep reading.
How to unsend an email | Komando.com
How to unsend an email | Komando.com: Gmail 'Undo Send'
Google's Gmail is an incredibly popular email system thanks to its powerful and customizable inbox. It also has more features on the back end than you can shake a stick at, and it's adding more all the time.
One feature Gmail has had for years is "Undo Send," but it was experimental and buried away. Now, it's front and center, and you just need to enable it.
In your Gmail account, click the gear icon in the upper-right corner and choose "Settings." On the "General" tab, scroll down and find "Undo Send." Click the checkbox for "Enable Undo Send" and choose the cancellation period.
You can choose a cancellation period of 5, 10, 20 or 30 seconds. This is how long you have to realize that you didn't mean to send that email and call it back before it gets delivered.�Once you have that set, scroll down to the bottom of the screen and click the "Save Changes" button.
Now when you click the "Send" button on a message, you'll see a message appear at the top of your Google inbox with an "Undo" link. As long as the message is on the screen, you can click the "Undo" link and the email will reappear ready for editing or deleting.
Of course, maybe you want a grace period longer than 30 seconds or you use a different email service. I've got something for you, too.
Google's Gmail is an incredibly popular email system thanks to its powerful and customizable inbox. It also has more features on the back end than you can shake a stick at, and it's adding more all the time.
One feature Gmail has had for years is "Undo Send," but it was experimental and buried away. Now, it's front and center, and you just need to enable it.
In your Gmail account, click the gear icon in the upper-right corner and choose "Settings." On the "General" tab, scroll down and find "Undo Send." Click the checkbox for "Enable Undo Send" and choose the cancellation period.
You can choose a cancellation period of 5, 10, 20 or 30 seconds. This is how long you have to realize that you didn't mean to send that email and call it back before it gets delivered.�Once you have that set, scroll down to the bottom of the screen and click the "Save Changes" button.
Now when you click the "Send" button on a message, you'll see a message appear at the top of your Google inbox with an "Undo" link. As long as the message is on the screen, you can click the "Undo" link and the email will reappear ready for editing or deleting.
Of course, maybe you want a grace period longer than 30 seconds or you use a different email service. I've got something for you, too.
Friday, July 24, 2015
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Sex with the Preacher's wife! - Discussion on Topix
Sex with the Preacher's wife! - Discussion on Topix: Sex with the Preacher's wife
first time watch another man enter your wife - Discussion on Topix
first time watch another man enter your wife - Discussion on Topix: first time watch another man enter your wife
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Meet the 39 Companies That Donate to Planned Parenthood
Meet the 39 Companies That Donate to Planned Parenthood: Here are the 39 companies that have directly funded Planned Parenthood.
Adobe
American Cancer Society
American Express
AT&T
Avon
Bank of America
Bath & Body Works
Ben & Jerry’s
Clorox
Coca-Cola
Converse
Deutsche Bank
Dockers
Energizer
Expedia
ExxonMobil
Fannie Mae
Groupon
Intuit
Johnson & Johnson
La Senza
Levi Strauss
Liberty Mutual
Macy’s
March of Dimes
Microsoft
Morgan Stanley
Nike
Oracle
PepsiCo
Pfizer
Progressive
Starbucks
Susan G. Komen
Tostitos
Unilever
United Way
Verizon
Wells Fargo
Adobe
American Cancer Society
American Express
AT&T
Avon
Bank of America
Bath & Body Works
Ben & Jerry’s
Clorox
Coca-Cola
Converse
Deutsche Bank
Dockers
Energizer
Expedia
ExxonMobil
Fannie Mae
Groupon
Intuit
Johnson & Johnson
La Senza
Levi Strauss
Liberty Mutual
Macy’s
March of Dimes
Microsoft
Morgan Stanley
Nike
Oracle
PepsiCo
Pfizer
Progressive
Starbucks
Susan G. Komen
Tostitos
Unilever
United Way
Verizon
Wells Fargo
Monday, July 20, 2015
Sunday, July 19, 2015
The Top 40: Comment on Sure, some Muslim-Americans are "moderate," but who gives a damn anymore?
The Top 40: Comment on Sure, some Muslim-Americans are "moderate," but who gives a damn anymore?: Hmm. "Moderate moslems."
Did we ever hear of, or seen reference to, a "Liberal moslem?"
Posted by OldFert at July 18, 2015 9:57 AM
Not enough mention of dead Muslims.
Did we ever hear of, or seen reference to, a "Liberal moslem?"
Posted by OldFert at July 18, 2015 9:57 AM
Not enough mention of dead Muslims.
The Top 40: Comment on Sure, some Muslim-Americans are "moderate," but who gives a damn anymore?
The Top 40: Comment on Sure, some Muslim-Americans are "moderate," but who gives a damn anymore?: In all my reading of the pre-WW11 era, I don't recall seeing the phrase moderate Nazi, nor even for that matter hearing of moderate communists, although communists do love to call themselves other things. Credit Nazis for not doing that.
The Top 40: Comment on Sure, some Muslim-Americans are "moderate," but who gives a damn anymore?
The Top 40: Comment on Sure, some Muslim-Americans are "moderate," but who gives a damn anymore?: A radical muzzy will kill you. A moderate will watch.
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