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How To Obtain An IP Address of A Remote Machine

Sat, 10 Mar 2012 12:06:15 GMT

What you will need:- Web-Space with PHP- Access to the remote machine via VNC or SSH at least 1 time or a willing compatriotI end up doing a lot of technical support for my friends/family all the time, and it gets annoying when I walk them through something and they're either not getting it, clicking on the wrong thing, not at their computer (presumably thinking they can memorize the detailed steps I'm telling them). I prefer to use VNC.The problem is that sometimes I don't even trust them to give me their IP address using something like a website without being totally confused. I've found ...

AppleScript: Toggle Between Audio Outputs Via Hotkey - OS X

Sat, 28 Jan 2012 13:42:24 GMT

In a previous post, I discussed using FastScripts in combination with a simple AppleScript to assign a hot-key to accomplish annoying tasks.I frequently change my sound output to the TV I have in my other room, and back again to my main office. It gets annoying to have to use the mouse, so using FastScripts and a modified AppleScript I found online, I toggle between audio sources.This script currently only works with toggling between two outputs: "Line Out" and "Digital Out", but is easily made to toggle between any number of outputs. To add more/different outputs to switch between, simply add ...

AppleScript: Move Windows to Main Monitor, OS X 10.7 Lion

Sat, 28 Jan 2012 12:21:21 GMT

If you're like me and have a monitor/TV hooked up that's either powered off or in the other room or hidden in the torture chamber in the wine cellar, you have a problem with stray windows getting stuck on other monitors.I found a script on another website which works pretty well but throws an error every time that was annoying me. Not only that, but it's not application-specific.I prefer to use a free application like Fast Scripts in conjunction with my modified version of the script. This allows me to just get the windows I want from the frontmost app with a hotkey which I defined myself (I ...

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MAYHEM live in Tempe, AZ - concert review!

Wed, 30 Nov 2011 08:48:38 GMT

The show's venue was changed at the last minute from the Clubhouse, which is a crummy club with a bad sound system (honored by GZA as "the worst system he ever rocked on") within walking distance of ASU, to Club 910 Live, which is a much better joint formerly called Boston's that's about 4 miles from campus. I think that this abrupt change hurt attendance somewhat, but the sound system at 910 is great, and the outdoor stage on the chilly night contributed a lot of frostbitten ambience. This was an incredible value for a show -- 6 bands including black metal's defining act for $22 (or $18 if ...

It was a foggy and tumultous dusk...

Tue, 13 Sep 2011 13:34:44 GMT

... whereupon I found myself once again bandied about Adrift the four winds of fate. I had sailed the usually mild coast off the Northern shores of the isle as many times in my dreaming states as I had within the confines of corporeal reality and felt well within my capacity as a worthy seaman on these familiar waters. Something about the noontime struck me as particular, however; and with the sudden and unexpected onslought of a vast malodorous miasma I hastily retired below deck for a brief siesta. When I woke, I found to my abject and absolute horror that not only had the pernicious zephyr ...

Is Russia behind the global terrorist epidemic?

Sat, 20 Aug 2011 02:51:42 GMT

A headline on BBC grabbed my attention yesterday. Ex-Soviet chief Mikhail Gorbachev commented that Russian Prime Minister (and once and future President) V. Putin was "literally castrating" Russia's democratic system. His glaringly incorrect use of the word "literally" aside, that's some provocative talk. Everybody has known that Putin is a bloodthirsty KGB thug with autocratic ambitions since the get-go. No revelation there; in fact, the Russian people wanted somebody like that to wipe out those pesky folks up in Chechnya. But the statement was bold and impolitic, maybe dangerous, even ...

Open letter to those reading or influenced by David Icke

Thu, 28 Jul 2011 01:29:32 GMT

So, it has come to my attention that the kids at large have been letting themselves be influenced by the pernicious ramblings of English sensationalist David Icke, that is, the guy who warns of a secret society of lizard-people he calls "reptilians" that control the world's institutions.In addition to being a total joke, both factually and philosophically, and probably not even a person who believes his own utterly laughable speculative fiction, Icke is a conduit for racist, anti-Jewish ideas. This is what makes his influence more problematic than that of your garden-variety propagandist ...

Intern Hell

Sat, 09 Jul 2011 15:07:12 GMT

Let me first start out by saying that the last year of medical school is basically a bad joke nowadays. Historically, the 4th year was where medical students would continue the crazy feats of the 3rd year like toting the weight of the entire hospital on their shoulders while being loosely monitored by interns who were working so many hours they didn't even know there was a world outside the hospital after a while.As any person who is entering the field will tell you, whenever the old doctors hear about our current duty restrictions, an over-rehearsed unending diatribe about how "back in my day ...

Geithner: F Small Business, We Need The Money For GOV'MINT

Fri, 24 Jun 2011 12:01:36 GMT

Geithner: Taxes on ‘Small Business’ Must Rise So Government Doesn’t ‘Shrink’So in case the policy decisions of raising income taxes for the upper brackets and printing money to give away to large corporations (especially banks) were too subtle for you to understand the point, Geithner spells it out in this congressional hearing.He's basically acknowledging that a tax on people making over 250k is going to directly impact small businesses. He acknowledges small businesses create the majority of jobs but continues to assert that we need the money to "stimulate the economy." He is ...

Foul Times : 1980s redux

Wed, 15 Jun 2011 00:30:12 GMT

These are alien and foul times. Or, maybe not so alien. Twenty-five years ago, our government was making deals with the Afghani Taliban and daydreaming about bombing Khadafi and his whole blood-sodden country back into the Stone Age, while disgraced TV preachers hid their stoatlike faces in shame. A decade ago, we were making deals with Khadafi while bombing the bejeezus out of the Afghans. Today, most people have figured out that making deals with us is a losing game, so we've just decided to bomb them all while this decade's disgraced preacher, the evil and destructive Harold Camping ...

Mono - "Formica Blues" review

Mon, 13 Jun 2011 22:26:19 GMT

Mono - "Formica Blues" Wispy chick vocalists. DJ culture. Vague 'swinging Sixties' Brit references. Drum-n-bass breaks. Lounge vibe with a dark edge. These are some of the cliches that we've come to associate with '90s music. Certain bands from that era -- usually, the bands that came later, say '95-'98 and were influenced by the early '90s acts -- tend to combine all these factors in such a way that they now appear cartoonish. Sneaker Pimps, Lamb, Morcheeba. And so are the authors of "Formica Blues," the English auteurs of the album at hand, "Formica Blues."One of the big differences between ...

Screaming Trees - "Sweet Oblivion" review

Fri, 10 Jun 2011 23:20:34 GMT

Screaming Trees - "Sweet Oblivion" Screaming Trees were part of the first crop of "grunge / alternative" acts that emerged in the early '90s. They never achieved the big-time success of their buddies Soundgarden or Smashing Pumpkins -- today, they're best remembered for their minor hit single from the "Singles" soundtrack, "I Nearly Lost You," and for having been the launching pad for the career of Mark Lanegan, one of the greatest rock singers ever to howl into a microphone.Lanegan later went on to sing with Queens of the Stone Age and Martina Topley-Bird after releasing a bunch of brilliant ...

Dom Moio - "Cinco de Moio" review

Fri, 10 Jun 2011 18:59:16 GMT

Dom Moio - "Cinco de Moio" Dom Moio is, like me, an Italian kid from Portland, Maine. Unlike me, he's also a virtuoso musician and a local hero in the Phoenix jazz scene. His expert command of trap drums and Latin percussion instruments has people clamoring for his live performances, session work, and classes at industry clinics and ASU. Moio has done countless sessions -- including playing all the drums on the Four Tops' box set-- but his self-released solo LPs deserve more recognition. One of my favorites is his Latin jazz disc "Cinco de Moio." Recorded in 2005 with Ionnis Goudelis on ...

Ramones - "Live January 7, 1978" review

Wed, 08 Jun 2011 23:58:39 GMT

Ramones - "Live January 7, 1978" The Ramones, who were barely able to make a living during their two-decade-plus existence, have been posthumously lionized to the extent that nearly anything one could say in their praise is an instant cliche.One thing about their legacy is for sure, though : the actual SOUND of their classic first and second LPs leaves a lot to be desired. Recorded on practically no budget in tiny amounts of time, "Ramones" and "Rocket to Russia" actually sound kind of flat and tame. Which is a real drag, considering that they're brimful of some of the best, wittiest pop ...

Guitar and synth recording process notes from Hepnova

Sun, 05 Jun 2011 08:44:12 GMT

So, I'm in this group called Hepnova. We do unique pop music (find proof at http://hepnova.bandcamp.com ); and today, someone asked about what gear we use in the studio. Being a terminal gear hound, I got real carried away and wrote waay too detailed of a primer, so I thought I'd share it with the Latewire so other curious musos can peep it. ---Re : the sounds on recent Hepnova tracks : The synths are played by my homeboy Lee-Sean Huang, who sings and writes many of those songs. The physical synths these days are a 25-year-old Yamaha DX-27 (like the runt brother of the DX-7) and a brilliant ...

Death Metal vs Grindcore : the two-minute primer

Thu, 02 Jun 2011 15:15:47 GMT

For the curious : Grindcore songs are usually short, warpspeed, unrelenting blasts of aggression. Songs less than one minute long are common. The guitar riffs, complex as they may be, usually just sound like a mass of thrashing noise. The drums are responsible for most of the sonic texture, with tight fills punctuating the "blast beat" style sixteenth-note onslaught. On-a-dime start / stop dynamics characterize the performances. Lyrical topics are often more focused on socioeconomic evils like oppression, fascism / sheepism, environmental collapse, alienation, and general depravity than the ...

The Coming Era of Food Insecurity : trailer

Tue, 31 May 2011 07:02:20 GMT

We are entering a world of pain, thanks to the blind adoption of shortsighted food production methods, the insidious creep of food-based biofuels into state policy, and the surprise hegemony of a handful of transnational corporations in the food industry.Norman Borlaug would have, and probably did, shudder to realize that his agricultural innovations designed to feed starving populations in compromised and suboptimal ecosystems have been bizarrely twisted and misused to shore up the market position of petroleum and wannabe-monopolist agribusiness interests while poisoning the environment and ...

ULTIMATE Review of The Mega Hard Drives Samsung Vs WD

Fri, 27 May 2011 20:54:45 GMT

I buy a lot of hard drives. About a month ago I bought two 2tb Samsung (model not important). I put them in a RAID 1 because my spider sense told me one of them was going to fail. Sure enough, today one started making an obscene clicking noise as I was transferring the definitely-not-pirated 1080p versions of Hairy Pooper 1-7 there for long-term archiving. I determined which drive it was, unplugged it, and went on the Samsung site to get my RMA. [Incidentally, I also noted that the drives, both of which were bought from NewEgg, had consecutive serial numbers... FFFFFFUUUUUUUU]All drives ...

Economic and social collapse : a rough guide, part 1

Thu, 26 May 2011 01:52:28 GMT

"Don't tell me it's OK when it's not OK, Moltar!" - Space GhostIt's time that we stop pretending that everything is going to be OK. In fact, it's time to stop pretending that anything's going to be OK. As Ewan MacGregor says in "Trainspotting," things are going to be bad. Really bad. The recent increase in European and US inflationary activity is the first concrete seepage of the massive $#!% flood in which we'll find ourselves swept away when the bizarre monetary policies of the last 3 years bear fruit. When that combines with the effects of our other laughably short-sighted choices over ...

Boris - "Amplifier Worship" review

Fri, 06 May 2011 01:44:46 GMT

Boris - "Amplifier Worship" 0 0 0 0 The Japanese have a lot of bad stuff to answer for : cell-phone text messaging, deadly Toyotas, that whole Nanking thing. But there's one thing they do very, very well nearly every time : Rock 'n' roll. My very favorite band of all time, Guitar Wolf, hails from Osaka. '90s hipster kids will remember the outstanding pop-punkers Shonen Knife and the fascinating pastiche-rock of Buffalo Daughter. Sludge fanatics adore Corrupted. And who can forget the grand kings of post-Velvets avant-dada anything-goes tribalism, the Boredoms? There's a lot of ...

Zeke - "Flat Tracker" review

Wed, 04 May 2011 22:51:11 GMT

Zeke - "Flat Tracker" 0 0 0 0 0There are some perfect things that remain in this corrupt and poisoned world. Matisse's "Icarus." The mighty saguaro cactus. Thora Birch's hooters. An open road at midnight. Add to that list Zeke's 1996 LP "Flat Tracker." This brief shock of rat-rodding perfection is the ideal Platonic form of a speed-punk-metal record. Taking Motorhead's formula and applying it to sub-Ramones song lengths and Beach-Boys-on-crank lyrics, leader Blind Marky Felchtone and his zoomed-out crew deliver the funnest, fastest, and most frenetic album of its kind. With a deadly ...

Agoraphobic Nosebleed - "Altered States of America" review

Wed, 04 May 2011 00:48:16 GMT

Agoraphobic Nosebleed - "Altered States of America" 0 0 0 0Ever feel like you're on a torture rack in your mind? Or like you're on a bed of hot fingernails? Maybe a thousand dead rats are your thoughts today, hmmm? Your ol' lady got run over? You know what I'd do?* I'd pop in a copy of Agorphobic Nosebleed's "Altered States of America" as soon as possible. 100 tracks in 22 minutes of unadulterated cask-strength brain floss. Whether you were subjected to Silverchair hits waiting for your sack 'o' mortality at Burger King, or you were assaulted by the endless lobotomized drool of a marketing ...

Triptykon - "Eparistera Daimones" Review

Mon, 02 May 2011 19:58:11 GMT

Triptykon - "Eparistera Daimones" 0 0 0 0 0 It's always amazing when an artist really hits their stride well into middle age. It's a rare phenomenon. Most of the time, the situation echoes Sick Boy's aphorism in "Trainspotting" : "At first you've got it, then you lose it." Most people are at their best before the unquenchable fires of youth and first inspiration fade into feeble embers. After that initial meteor burn, most of their subsequent output is disposable if not outright barfworthy. But once in a great while, a particular genius pops up that actually improves with age until they hit ...

Bin Laden dead : so the @#$% what?

Mon, 02 May 2011 03:03:53 GMT

So Osama Bin Laden is dead, they say.

So the @#$% what?

The jerk wasn't helming anything, but now he's a martyr.

More fuel for the heinous @#$%ing cycle of hatred and violence. When the @#$% does it stop? When it stops being profitable, I guess, huh.

The effect of this lame figurehead's death on international terrorism will be roughly the same as the effect of Elvis' 1977 death on rock 'n' roll.

Electric Wizard - "Black Masses" review

Fri, 29 Apr 2011 19:08:09 GMT

Electric Wizard - "Black Masses"0 0 0After the towering success of 2007's "Witchcult Today," Electric Wizard's hotly-anticipated 2010 release "Black Masses" feels a little disappointing. It's not bad, and it's a lot better than most of the pseudometal that gets flogged to consumers these days, but it doesn't crush my psyche like "Witchcult" or their earlier classics. Let's examine it. The first thing one notices upon spinning this record is that its overall feel doesn't have much to do with the sound that is generally associated with doom metal. Instead of monolithic, lumbering doom riffs ...

Electric Wizard - "Witchcult Today" review

Thu, 28 Apr 2011 20:25:25 GMT

Electric Wizard - "Witchcult Today" 0 0 0 0 0 After the befuddled + disappointing farewell of the original cataclysmic Electric Wizard lineup, 2002's "Let Us Prey," sole remaining member Jus Oborn took a couple years off to assemble a new band. He ended up picking his bird Liz Buckingham (ex-Sourvein) as a second guitarist, Justin Greaves on drums, and Rob al-Issa on bass. Fans looked upon this lineup with trepidation, and rightly so. Compared to the deeply sinister syncopation of Mark Greening, Greaves sounded like an accountant. Al-Issa could certainly play the bass guitar, but completely ...

The End of the American Era

Thu, 28 Apr 2011 02:04:02 GMT

This is the end of the American era. Thanks to a population completely indifferent to their own quality of life and malicious toward the interests of their children, our society is now completely doomed to fall inexorably further down the tunnel of helpless poverty, political alienation, and subservience to foreign powers. Why this gloomy forecast? 1) Erosion of the means of production from American soil. I have been telling people for the last decade that it won't be long until our enemies live high while we toil away making Nikes, and that hour is very close at hand. The labor prices ...

S&P's Torrid Love Affair With The Government

Sun, 24 Apr 2011 14:14:35 GMT

Uncle Sam: Here, have a monopoly on rating stuff. S&P: Sounds good, here's a bunch of political donations, plus a bunch of our former employees/friends inundate your bureaucracy already; they'll be happy too.Uncle Sam: You do realize what'll happen to our relationship if you cut our credit rating to reflect the fact that we're printing money and using it to raise demand for our own bonds, right?S&P: I wouldn't think of it, honey. Here, have AAA even though inflation is already greater than the interest rate!2001:Uncle Sam: Hey, it'd make us happy if the economic numbers went up. In addition, a ...

Doom Patrol 86 : Electric Wizard : You owe them all

Sun, 24 Apr 2011 07:41:27 GMT

In the world of doom metal, all knees bend to Black Sabbath. But the femurs tremble and the patellas shatter when the dread name of THE WIZARD is uttered. Electric Wizard. The name of THE WIZARD strikes awe into the frail hearts ov every doom metaller on the globe. Why? Because THE WIZARD is responsible for the most soul-ravaging LP in doom history. "Dopethrone." Released at the very height of $#!%-rock's reign, "Dopethrone" instantly obliterated warehouses full of "Creed" and "Staind" records and pinned back the ears of the metal demimonde. Perfect in conception, monumental in ...

Salome - "Master Failure" from "Terminal" - Live! Doom.

Sat, 23 Apr 2011 20:52:12 GMT

What, you ask, is the most vital American doom metal band right now? There's only one right answer : Salome. This chick-fronted trio from Virginia will throw you down the well of endless sorrow and invade your mind with nameless dread. All this with just drums, voice, and a hella-detuned guitar. You heard it here : Salome is the future of American doom. Get their new LP "Terminal" right a@#$%ing way. Just watch this live clip of their tune "Master Failure" to witness the crushing in action: Go see them now. This time next year, tickets will be $50 and you'll have to pay two times that ...

Witchsorrow - "The Agony" + Krallice

Sat, 23 Apr 2011 02:16:55 GMT

Well, we've had some inquiries about the most righteous doom group Witchsorrow since posting the doom metal primer. For those too lazy and / or stoned to go to Youtube themselves, here's the lead "single" from the self-titled disc of dementia, "The Agony." If you don't think that this is some of the best leaden music of the year, you are a plone.After the below video, be dead sure to go the the next link, where you can stream the entire new Krallice LP, "Diotima," for @#$%ing free. NYC ambient black metallers Krallice are the new cause celebre of the hipster fixed-gear cappuccino-metal ...

Doom Metal 093

Wed, 20 Apr 2011 20:10:11 GMT

So last night, one of my chums wrote me an email asking what doom metal is and who are its most notable practitioners. That's like asking a NorCal hippie swine what reefers are and what are the best types. So, I thought I'd share the result with you Latewires. Also, c'mon and chime in if you've got some wizardy insight. Freshman remedial doom academy is in session! ---DOOM 093 - 3 credit hoursDoom metal is a genre defined by ponderously slow tempo, low despairing tones, and a dire atmosphere. In doom metal, virtuosity is of low importance compared to the ability to send chills into the ...

Latewire at age 3

Sun, 03 Apr 2011 08:43:21 GMT

Two days ago, we celebrated the third anniversary of Latewire by having the site go offline while the writers slogged like crank-mad rodents through the vile swamps of the American South, in fevered search of a rare snake whose venom is supposed to have therapeutic effects on the disease that has plagued me these long months. Either the snake didn't show, or the LW team was too twisted on "Early Times" and self-doubt to notice it when it did an armless Watusi in front of their very faces. The search was a bust, but we got the Latewire back and buzzing. Which is good, because even though we ...

My New Life As a Mac User

Thu, 24 Feb 2011 21:30:10 GMT

I used to spend hours online, looking for the best components for the money, ending up with a pile of super-high quality parts for 1/2 the price of Apple/Dell.Then I'd have to spend time putting the thing together, toiling over it for like an hour!! Sometimes I'd cut my hands on those sharp wittle edges when I'm taking a sip of beer instead of paying attention.Building the computer enticed me to want to keep upgrading it! I was an addict! I would upgrade 1 component, only to feel free to replace another just a few months later!I'd be cutting my hands all the time replacing my video card with ...

Boot Time Shoot-out Intel SSD vs 10k WD Raptor on OS X

Sat, 19 Feb 2011 05:02:40 GMT

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Cost of Care 1 / 4 - Do We Have a Free Market In Healthcare?

Mon, 14 Feb 2011 13:09:21 GMT

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This just in!

Fri, 28 Jan 2011 06:07:58 GMT

Jesus has resurrected from the dead once more!

Bust a snake

Fri, 07 Jan 2011 05:56:03 GMT

...is this thing on?

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On The Keynesians' Economic "Math"

Mon, 04 Oct 2010 14:29:34 GMT

The thing is, the logical conclusion of Keynesian policy is that it's ultimately impossible to know when there are "good times." Thus, the constant overspending by the government is a logical conclusion of Keynesianism because central planners will never get their predictions right. - vagabondvetI went to an astrologer once to "get a reading" (before you judge, it was a friend and I was curious). On a few points in the interview, I asked questions that were apparently a little too specific. She shuffled around her half-crumpled papers with scribbles and symbols and would eventually point at ...

THIS JUST IN!

Wed, 29 Sep 2010 05:54:52 GMT

Oh dear lord,
I hate to interrupt the normal flow of news here but I am getting a report that it is confirmed that Michael Bolton, is indeed voted off Dancing with the Stars. This is a sad day for Bolton fans all over the world as they had high hopes and aspirations of his success in winning and eventually ruling the world.

CPI and Other Made Up Statistics-How Gov't Fudges Numbers

Mon, 20 Sep 2010 04:04:51 GMT

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The Hideous Evil of Snake Babat : part 5

Tue, 24 Aug 2010 21:23:12 GMT

Sue was walking down a busy street to the copy shop because she needed to print, collate, and bind a presentation. Her shoes were new and caused her pinky toe, whose nail was wonky and hard to trim well, to rub against its neighbor in such a way that Sue was sure that there must be a ragged wound there that matched the scraping pain. She was also feeling a fairly sharp sting of regret that she'd not had some breakfast before setting out. In her mind, the copy shop was only a few minutes away by foot, but in reality, it was more like a few blocks, and she was starting to get famished. The ...

Green Subsidies Destroying Energy Market & Environment

Sun, 22 Aug 2010 23:49:42 GMT

I really didn't have time for the usual format, I hope this will do. Please read the fact checks as they add important points and correct some details.

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Rectal Bleeding May Occur

Sun, 22 Aug 2010 16:28:35 GMT

The message is clear

Criss Angel's Biggest Fan

Thu, 12 Aug 2010 10:12:40 GMT

I recently had the good fortune/misfortune of watching the very end of one of Criss Angel's shows on the A&E. Right before the credits Mr. Angel came on the screen and told me to go to the A&E website to discuss what I had seen on his show. He apparently did not know even with his magical powers that I had not actually viewed the episode being discussed, but I continued unabated by reality onto the interwebs. There I found a crazy lady who is obsessed with Criss. Here is one of her 1300 posts on the A&E website, and my response. Also a link to prove that A&E really has to deal with me ...

Latest News From the Gov't War on The Economy

Wed, 28 Jul 2010 15:35:35 GMT

SEC Says New FinReg Law Exempts It From Public DisclosureThe law, signed last week by President Obama, exempts the SEC from disclosing records or information derived from "surveillance, risk assessments, or other regulatory and oversight activities." Given that the SEC is a regulatory body, the provision covers almost every action by the agency, lawyers say. Congress and federal agencies can request information, but the public cannot. Recession was deeper than gov't previously thoughtThe Commerce Department, in revisions issued Friday, estimates the economy shrank 2.6 percent last year ...

"When Ideas Have Sex" And ReasonTV Interview (Video)

Mon, 26 Jul 2010 19:39:47 GMT

"When Ideas Have Sex" with Matt Ridley (TED conference)
This is a great talk about the evolution of technology in civilization.

This interview was with Reason Magazine:
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VID: Andrew Napolitano Gives Rousing Speech on Law & Liberty

Wed, 21 Jul 2010 20:56:03 GMT

(Ignore Glenn Beck at the beginning if you need to)
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