"And the guys have some skills, especially Nick. Plus, we were super excited to see that Bonus Jonas was hanging out in the dug out cheering his older brothers on."

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Um, it’s called MANAGING!! They told me that it’s the most important job, and that you can only do it from the dug out. “Never set foot on the field, Frankie. That’s how to be a real professional manager.”

Also, did you notice that I had a Gatorade cooler full of Red Bull? Pretty cool, right!?

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It’s next to impossible to keep a resume to one page.

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thomasthesecond:

“You’re shitting and pissing almost 70 times a week!”

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Sami Khedira describing each teammate with one word

mesutmeanshappy:

Iker Casillas: The perfect captain

Sergio Ramos: uncompromising

Ricardo Carvalho: our daddy (“estratega” seems the wrong translation)

Pepe: aggressive

Marcelo: joker

Xabi Alonso: my ideal partner

Angel di Maria: an artist

Mesut Özil: a magician

Karim Benzema: a goalgetter

Emmanuel Adebayor: a giant, a strong man

Cristiano Ronaldo: world class

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SimpleBits: Ten Years →

I’m about to head out on a little vacation, but I realized this Wednesday marks ten years of archives here at SimpleBits. Actually, there were a few other domains that came before simplebits.com (robotcom.com and cederholm.org). I’d actually been publishing short, frequent updates for a few years…

hunch API hacks - interesting experiments in personalization →

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9/19(土)vsガンバ大阪戦にて、東京ドロンパが下記の通り、皆さまの前にあらわれます。ぜひ「東京ドロンパ」に会いに来てください！！

(1)12:20〜12:45・・・ユーロスポーツ味の素スタジアム店
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Dear Coke Talk: On pointy-headed numnards. →

dearcoketalk:

What do you think about those who are saying that the recent natural devastation in Japan is karmic revenge for the bombing of Pearl Harbor?

Well, first let’s all agree that those kind of ignorant fucks don’t have the slightest clue what the concept of karma is actually about. Let’s also not…

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Sergio Ramos Interview for Realmadrid.com →

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Anonymous asked: <p>I&#8217;m testing this new functionality and I&#8217;m hoping that this theme will be able to answer the question for me?</p>

If this displays correctly, then Decadence supports Ask / Answer type posts perfectly.

by Gabriel Iumazark. Part 2

dobrincho:

Eight Epic Failures of Regulating Cryptography | Electronic Frontier Foundation →

connorpj:

Electronic Frontier Foundation:

As noted in late September, the FBI is on a charm offensive, seeking to ease its ability to spy on Americans by expanding the reach of the Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act (CALEA). Among other things, the government appears to be seriously discussing a new requirement that all communications systems be easily wiretappable by mandating “back doors” into any encryption systems.

For those who weren’t following digital civil liberties issues in 1995, or for those who have forgotten, here’s a refresher list of why forcing companies to break their own privacy and security measures by installing a back door was a bad idea 15 years ago. We’ll be posting more analysis when more details on the “new” proposal emerge, but this list is a start:

1. It will create security risks.
2. It won’t stop the bad guys.
3. It will harm innovation.
4. It will harm US business.
5. It will cost consumers.
6. It will be unconstitutional.
7. It will be a huge outlay of tax dollars.
8. The government hasn’t shown than encryption is a problem.

The Obama administration is trying to require all encryption to have backdoors installed. This is a very, very scary piece of potential legislation, not only because it is an invasion of privacy, but because of all the implications, consequences, and repercussions that will follow it. This is a very bad idea.

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