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Trend Fashion Dunia di Tahun 2019

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Thu, 04 Oct 2018 04:06:00 +0000

Trend fashion dunia yang terus berkembang kini banyak dipublikasikan oleh beberapa website fashion dunia. Pada saat ini trend fashion memang sangat berkiblat pada website fashion vogue, karena website itu memang paling populer pada pencarian Google.

Untuk trend fashion 2019 ini, banyak sekali ditampilkan pakaian wanita dengan model layer (berlapis). Berani tampil berlapis dengan penuh warna, itu yang diprediksikan menjadi icon fashion di tahun 2019.

Tak dapat dipungkiri kembali 2019 akan menjadi tahun pernuh warna. kegemerlapan dan glamour akan menjadi ikon fashion terkini di tahun 2019.

Walaupun banyak para pakar fashion yang tetap mendesain dan membuat pakaian dengan polosan. Trend terkini di tahun 2019 yang penuh berlapis dan berwarna, diharapkan akan menggebrak kekakuan fashion yang ada pada tahun-tahun sebelumnya.

Kita sebagai warga fashion dunia dan khususnya Indonesia, akan terus menantikan gebrakan terbaru fashion di tahun depan nanti.

Perhaps Idiot Political Scientist Scott Lemieux Should Read the Wall Street Journal

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Mon, 19 Aug 2013 18:10:00 +0000

If he did, he might come across charts like this one below, which plots U.S. Census data on the surge in black voting participation over the last few election cycles. Voting rates for blacks were trending upward even before Barack Obama ran for president. It's a long term trend.

But idiot leftists are desperately grasping for the flimsiest limb on which to hang their RAAAAACISM! allegations, hence Perfessor Lemieux's deluded headline at Lawyers, Gangs and Muggers, "The National Review: Standing Athwart the 15th Amendment Yelling “Stop” Since 1957."

Oh, and asshole Lemieux links to the hilariously stereotypical leftist (and perpetually wrong) Jonathan Chait at New York Magazine, "Modern Vote Suppression Better Than Jim Crow, Still Pretty Bad."

Yes, "modern vote suppression" is so bad that blacks are only at 66 percent voter turnout in 2012. We're all Bull Connor now.

GRAPHIC SOURCE: WSJ Review & Outlook, "Hillary's Racial Politics."

Egypt Violence Continues

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Mon, 19 Aug 2013 17:35:00 +0000

At London's Daily Mail, "Islamist mob parades nuns in Cairo as prisoners of war after six hours looting church school and replacing cross with banner resembling Al Qaeda flag."

And Atlas Shrugs, "VIDEO: EGYPT: MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD SUPPORTERS TORCH A CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, PARADE NUNS THROUGH STREETS AS "PRISONERS OF WAR"."

Plus, at Twitchy, "‘Animals’: More attacks on Christians and churches in Egypt [pics]."

Also a Lisa Daftari analysis:

More at LAT, "n Egypt, more than 35 Muslim Brotherhood prisoners reported killed," and at USA Today, "Militants execute 25 Egyptian police in Sinai ambush."

Expect updates...

Alex Rodriguez Intentionally Beaned in Boston, Then Homers in 9-6 Comeback Win

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Mon, 19 Aug 2013 17:00:00 +0000

Rodriguez was also playing phenomenal defense.

He's a great ballplayer. It's too bad with all the allegation of PED use, but I don't see why he got targeted like this?

The New York Times has the full report, "Hit by Pitch, Rodriguez Recovers, as Do Yanks":

BOSTON — Alex Rodriguez has been at odds with Major League Baseball and the Yankees’ front office for weeks, but until Sunday night his battles were waged strictly off the field. Then came Ryan Dempster, who injected himself into the narrative with a 92-mile-per-hour fastball to Rodriguez’s rib cage.

In what appeared to be a blatantly intentional act, Dempster hit Rodriguez with a pitch in the second inning of the Yankees’ 9-6 victory over the Red Sox, prompting a wild outburst by Manager Joe Girardi in support of Rodriguez and a comeback by the Yankees that seemed to signal that, no matter what Rodriguez may or may not have done off the field, his teammates support him on it.

But Rodriguez’s response was by far the most compelling. Four innings after he was plunked — and Girardi was ejected for arguing the fact that Dempster was not ejected — Rodriguez shrugged off the thunderous booing and drove a ball about 10 rows into the center-field bleachers, the deepest part of Fenway Park, to initiate a four-run sixth inning that gave the Yankees the lead for good.

Even as Rodriguez wages an ugly and public legal war against the Yankees, he is helping them win games, none more emotionally charged than this one, which moved them seven and a half games behind Boston in the American League East.

Continue reading.

And more here, "More Friction Between Yankees and Rodriguez."

Searching for Balance in a Wired World

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Mon, 19 Aug 2013 14:00:00 +0000

Picking up on a theme of recents posts, at NYT, "Resisting the Siren Call of the Screen: 3 Books Offer Ways to Cut the Cord, If Only Briefly":

My house may be like your house.

As I type these lines, my daughter, Harriet, who is 14, is on her iPhone skipping among no fewer than eight social media sites: Flickr, Tumblr, Kik, Snapchat, Instagram, Ask.fm, Twitter and Vine. Rarely Facebook. Facebook, she says, is so 2011.

My son, Penn, who is 15, will be asleep for hours yet. He was up all night with a friend playing two video games, Call of Duty and Eve, in a jag fueled by his four favorite foodlike substances: nacho cheese Doritos, Kit Kat candy bars, jelly beans and a Mountain Dew flavor variant known as Code Red. His is the prix fixe menu of the anti-gods.

My kids are smart, kind and more or less well adjusted. I like that they are comfortable and alert in the wired world, able to fish in it like young bears in a salmon stream. But increasingly I am terrified for them. It’s more apparent every day that screens have incrementally stolen them from themselves, and stolen them from us.

My wife, Cree, and I have allowed them to drift quite distantly into the online world, and we fear our casualness has been a calamity. Our kids are paler than they should be, ill at ease with casual boredom, squirmy without Wi-Fi. Their grades are not what they should be. We fear we have left them, as it were, to their own devices.

Each summer Cree and I resolve, over a series of panicked breakfasts at our local diner, to rein things back in. This is when we draft stern rules for a new school year, strictures like: no laptops in bedrooms during the week; homework before screen time; no electronics after 10 p.m.; no iTunes purchases without advance permission, not even that 99-cent Rihanna remix.

These rules invariably begin to crack by Day 3. By Day 4, there is pleading, and the discreet slamming of doors. By Day 5, Harriet is making cryptic remarks about us on Twitter. By Day 6, we are all aggrieved.

By Day 7, Cree and I are threatening them with the treatment a friend calls “the Full Amish” — all plugs pulled. By Day 8, the start of the second week of school, no one is sure what the rules are anymore. We’re back where we started, and plump with dread.

This year it occurred to me we needed help. So I sat down with three new books that offer assistance, understanding and quasi-epic subtitles. They are: “The Big Disconnect: Protecting Childhood and Family Relationships in the Digital Age,” by Catherine Steiner-Adair with Teresa H. Barker; “The Distraction Addiction: Getting the Information You Need and the Communication You Want, Without Enraging Your Family, Annoying Your Colleagues, and Destroying Your Soul,” by Alex Soojung-Kim Pang; and “The App Generation: How Today’s Youth Navigate Identity, Intimacy, and Imagination in a Digital World,” by Howard Gardner and Katie Davis. (I read an advance copy of this last one; it won’t be published until October.)

That's very well stated, and interesting --- the story of America right now, in many ways.

Continue reading.

K-Mart Back-to-School Ad Attacked as 'Racist'

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Mon, 19 Aug 2013 07:30:00 +0000

The Dirty has the full clip, "Is “My Limo” Racist Towards African-Americans?"

And while there was obligatory outrage on Twitter, analyst Amy Holmes nails it at this MSNBC segment.

Good for the kids, I say.

Lady Gaga Slams 'Stalker' Perez Hilton

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Mon, 19 Aug 2013 00:15:00 +0000

At Twitchy, "Lady Gaga goes nuclear on Perez Hilton, says he is stalking her."

Plus, "‘f*ggot’: Got H8? Lady Gaga fans hurl anti-gay slurs at Perez Hilton."

Funny, but I remember the two being all buddy-buddy back in the day. What's up with that?

But good for Gaga. I can't stand Perez Hilton.

DO I NEED TO BE SHOT IT IN THE HEAD FOR PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND THAT HIM AND EVERYONE ELSE THAT HARASSES ME HAS GONE TOO FAR? IM A HUMAN BEING
— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) August 18, 2013

Mark Levin and 'The Liberty Amendments'

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Mon, 19 Aug 2013 00:05:00 +0000

From Sean Hannity's Friday night special:

More questions, featuring Michelle Malkin, David Webb, David Limbaugh, Deneen Borelli, Niger Innis, and Jedediah Bila (in order as uploaded).

And buy the book, The Liberty Amendments: Restoring the American Republic.

'Grab Bag of Distortion' — Rep. Peter King Slams Rand Paul on NSA Surveillance Programs

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 23:50:00 +0000

Here's Sen. Paul's clip, "NSA Surveillance Violations - Sen. Rand Paul - John Roberts - Fox News Sunday - 8-18-13."

And see the Hill, "Peter King: Rand Paul 'a grab bag of misinformation and distortion' on NSA."

Gwyneth Paltrow Bikini

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 23:05:00 +0000

Well, I wrote earlier about Ms. Paltrow's strict fitness regimen.

And you can see the results.

At the Mirror UK, "Gwyneth Paltrow wears her best friend's bikini and jumps in the air with slightly smug glee."

BONUS: Since I'm on a Rule 5 roundup hiatus, it's nevertheless appropriate to give Proof Positive a shout-out. See, "Women of PETA XXXVII," and "Best of the Web* Linkaround."

46-Year-Old Black Philadelphia Woman Arrested and Charged with Imprisoning Her Disabled Cousin

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 22:40:00 +0000

It's Regina Bennett, but folks wouldn't want to call attention to her race, because RAAAAACISM!

At London's Daily Mail, "Woman arrested after malnourished, handicapped cousin found tied to urine-soaked bed wearing only a diaper." Also at WPVI-TV Philadelphia, "Suspect charged after special needs woman found bound in Olney home."

And no doubt she chained her cousin, reeking, diaper-soaked, to the bed, because WHITE RAAAAACISM!

It's not her fault! It's the legacy of slavery and Jim Crow that made her do it. She has no personal responsibility here, because RAAAAACISM!

Oh My! Judge Jeanine Slams Obama's 'Indecisive, Unclear, and Feckless Foreign Policy...'

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 22:20:00 +0000

This lady's got more moral authority on the tip of her pinky than the president does with the entirety of his being.

Wow, what a hammering smack down of this dolt Barack Hussein and his cluster-k foreign policy.

At RCP, "Jeanine Pirro: 'Mr. President, It Looks Like You're Supporting Fanatical Muslims'."

Do you remember right after he was elected, President Obama ran to Cairo to give his first foreign policy speech, where he proclaimed that he wanted to seek common ground with the Muslim world - that his was a new presidency and that he was no George Bush.

Mr. President, with all due respect, I have news for you. George Bush was more popular in the Arab world than you are right now. The truth: your indecisive, unclear, and feckless foreign policy has literally run our relationship with that region into the ground.

And here's the rub - you have been giving billions of our dollars to countries who not only give us nothing in return, but who literally hate our guts.

Remember these scenes from last year and that Arab Spring where you predicted good things were happening in the Arab world? The “dawn of democracy is coming." But how long are we supposed to wait for that dawn? And how many sleepless nights do we have to go through to get to it?

Phillies Beat #Dodgers on Hanley Ramirez Walk-Off Error

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 21:45:00 +0000

Look, when you're riding the wave of euphoria any loss is devastating.

But this one was just pathetic --- not the Dodgers of this historic streak.

Here's the headline at the Los Angles Times, "No magic for a day: Phillies end Dodgers' 10-game winning streak."

It was one away in the bottom of the 9th with bases loaded for the Phillies. Don Mattingly went out to the mound to get the infield on the same page (a double play would end the inning.) The Phillies pinch-hit Michael Young, who slapped a rolling ground ball to Hanley Ramirez at short, who then bobbled the play allowing Philadelphia score the winning run. It looked like a routine ground ball to me. And Ramirez didn't come off looking too well at all, since that was his second error of the inning.

Well Hanley Ramirez is dead to me
— King WZRD (@Jwebbsterr) August 18, 2013

Onward and upward, as they say.

Sunday Cartoons

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 21:15:00 +0000

At Flopping Aces, "Sunday Funnies."

Also at Randy's Roundtable, "Friday Nite Funnies," and Reaganite Republican, "Reaganite's SUNDAY FUNNIES."

CARTOON CREDIT: At Legal Insurrection, "Branco Cartoon – Clowning Around."

David Michael Miranda, Glenn Greenwald's Partner, Detained 9 Hours at Heathrow

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 20:45:00 +0000

Here's the big story this afternoon, even making the New York Times, "Britain Detains Partner of Reporter Tied to Leaks."

Here's the happy couple:

UK authorities detain @ggreenwald's partner for 9 hrs & confiscate laptop etc under s7 Terrorism Act http://t.co/Rb8fNxEwgm
— alan rusbridger (@arusbridger) August 18, 2013

And see Greenwald's response, "Detaining my partner: a failed attempt at intimidation":

At 6:30 am this morning my time - 5:30 am on the East Coast of the US - I received a telephone call from someone who identified himself as a "security official at Heathrow airport." He told me that my partner, David Miranda, had been "detained" at the London airport "under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act of 2000."

David had spent the last week in Berlin, where he stayed with Laura Poitras, the US filmmaker who has worked with me extensively on the NSA stories. A Brazilian citizen, he was returning to our home in Rio de Janeiro this morning on British Airways, flying first to London and then on to Rio. When he arrived in London this morning, he was detained.

At the time the "security official" called me, David had been detained for 3 hours. The security official told me that they had the right to detain him for up to 9 hours in order to question him, at which point they could either arrest and charge him or ask a court to extend the question time. The official - who refused to give his name but would only identify himself by his number: 203654 - said David was not allowed to have a lawyer present, nor would they allow me to talk to him.

I immediately contacted the Guardian, which sent lawyers to the airport, as well various Brazilian officials I know. Within the hour, several senior Brazilian officials were engaged and expressing indignation over what was being done. The Guardian has the full story here.

Despite all that, five more hours went by and neither the Guardian's lawyers nor Brazilian officials, including the Ambassador to the UK in London, were able to obtain any information about David. We spent most of that time contemplating the charges he would likely face once the 9-hour period elapsed.

Crime-Ravaged Oakland Residents Hire Private Security as City Slashes Public Safety

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 14:00:00 +0000

The primary function of government is to secure the public safety. That's why people come together to form the social contract, to escape the "state of nature" and provide order out of anarchy. And when government fails in its most basic responsibilities, it falls to citizens to fend for themselves. And with California perhaps the state most unfriendly to gun rights, increasingly, those who stay safe are the ones who'll be able to afford their own protection.

Here's a report at CBS News:

And the San Francisco Chronicle reports on how bad it's gotten in Oakland. Funerals are so routine it takes the violent shooting death of 16-month-old baby for people to be shocked at the violence. That's how low it's become. See, "Tiny casket symbolizes new low for Oakland crime."

There's loads of reporting on racial crime problem (at Bloomberg, for example), but this Economist piece comes closest to explaining what's happening, "Oakland: Killing for respect."

And see the discussion at the New York Times, "Weekend Opinionator: Oakland’s Tragedy, and Black America’s."

Yes, the tragedy of BLACK America, which is not a tragedy of racism but a failure of both the leftist culture and politically correct Democrat black-privilege policies.

'Lesbians have a “right” to have sex with your 14-year-old daughter and shut up, haters...'

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 11:00:00 +0000

Robert Stacy McCain updates us on the Kaitlyn Hunt case, "You’re Accused: ‘Vengeance, Spite, Fear, Denial, Sadness, Insecurity, Whatever’."

Truthout Labels DREAM 9 Aliens 'Undocumented U.S. Citizens...'

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 07:00:00 +0000

Hey, a classic leftist gambit to change the meaning of "citizen."

Orwell would be proud.

The Dream 9, undocumented US citizens since they were small children, challenge US immigration policies everyday: http://t.co/7d9nLNyI2N
— Truthout (@truthout) August 17, 2013

Meanwhile, that link takes you to a La Raza piece by Professor Roberto Cintli Rodriguez of the Mexican American Studies Program at the University of Arizona.

And the dude was in the O.C. last month, "Dr. Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, Tucson Raza Studies Defender, at Libreria Martinez This Saturday!"

Homeless Black Man Forces 'Racist' White Man to Apologize at Gunpoint

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 03:00:00 +0000

And the dude apologized, profusely apparently.

He even told the police he didn't think that race was a factor in being forced at gunpoint to apologize for racism! Man, the left's race-grifters have been dreamily successful in training petrified whites into zombified white racial groveling!

At KOMO News 4 Seattle, "Charge: Man with gun demands victim apologize to black people":

SEATTLE -- A 35-year-old homeless black man is being held on $500,000 bail after he pointed a gun at a white man's face and demanded he apologize for all the things white people did to black people, according to charges filed with King County Superior Court.

Chikwanha Eastling Nyashanu has been charged with assault and malicious harassment for the Aug. 11 incident near the basketball courts at Green Lake Community Center.

According to probable cause documents, Nyashanu walked up to the victim around 9:15 p.m., pointed a gun at his face and demanded the apology.

The victim later told officers he was scared out of his mind and offered Nyashanu his wallet. According to the documents, Nyashanu said he didn't want the wallet, just an apology.

According to the documents, the victim apologized profusely to Nyashanu, who pulled the gun away from the victim's head and walked away.

Officers found Nyashanu nearby and tazed him after he refused orders to get on the ground, according to probable cause documents. Officers reportedly found his gun loaded and additional ammo in his backpack.

Nyashanu, who denies having substance abuse or mental health issues, was arrested and booked into King County Jail, according to the documents.

The victim told officers he believes he was targeted because he was the only white person walking in the area, and Nyashanu would have demanded an apology from someone else if he hadn't been there.

Regardless, the victim told officers he doesn't think the crime was racially motivated. But, officers could find no other evidence for the attack and believe the victim was threatened based on his perceived race and color.

No, not racially motivated at all!

Well, at least the police thought otherwise, but of course they're just tools of the racist criminal justice system of capitalist oppression. Personal responsibility to so bourgeois. We've evolved past that by now, thanks to our enlightened class of progressive-socialist betters!

HAT TIP: Moonbattery.

Added: Linked at the Mad Jewess, "#BlackPrivilege: ‘Apologize White Man For Being ‘Racist’ Says Gun-Wieding Black Man."

Egypt Troops Clear Cairo Mosque

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 01:45:00 +0000

At WSJ, "Egypt Mosque Standoff Ends Amid Gunfire":

CAIRO—A 24-hour standoff between Egyptian security forces and antigovernment protesters holed up in a Cairo mosque ended amid gunfire and explosions late Saturday afternoon, with clashes leaving at least 173 dead across the country.

Antigovernment protesters erected barricades inside the al Fatah Mosque in Cairo's Ramses Square after deadly clashes Friday afternoon had turned the mosque into a makeshift morgue and medical center and a refuge for some 400 protesters later that evening.

But the competing narratives over what happened at the mosque Saturday reflects the deepening polarization between the Muslim Brotherhood and the government, and their vastly different versions of events.

The Brotherhood says it is fighting to preserve democracy, while the government claims it is cracking down on the movement as it conducts terrorist acts. Egypt's Brotherhood-led government was overthrown in a military coup last month.

On Saturday morning, security forces in armored personnel carriers surrounded the al Fatah Mosque with tanks and snipers on the roofs of nearby buildings. They appeared to fire the opening shots at about 1:30 p.m., although state TV reported that there were gunmen in the minaret that fired first.

Reporters inside the mosque, however, said they didn't see any arms there, where supporters of the Brotherhood-led Anti-Coup Alliance were holed up.

"No one inside has any guns, so why are they shooting them?" said Ahmed Atef, 32 years old, an onlooker.

Well, state forces obviously aren't taking any sh*t.

Continue reading.

More video here, "Egypt: tear gas fired into besieged mosque."

And Russia's sending a diplomatic mission to Cairo?

That's sourced to Breitbart so we'll see how it plays out. But if true, what a monstrous slap in the face to Barack Hussein's administration.

Phoebe Cates Turns 50

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 00:45:00 +0000

Well, maybe I need to see "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" again.

It seems so long ago, but Kathy Shaidle remembers, big time.

At Pajamas Media, "Gen X Dream Girl Phoebe Cates Turns 50: The Girl in the Red Bikini has the perfect life. (Dammit.)."

But she married Kevin Kline? Ugh.

O.C. Gets its 'Carmageddon'

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 00:15:00 +0000

Well, they're calling it "Bridge Bash" actually, but this is my route for work, from Irvine to Long Beach. Interstate 405 is closing tonight for a major project.

At LAT, "Orange County 'Carmageddon': Full 405 Freeway closure coming."

And, "O.C. braces for 20-hour closure of 405 Freeway near L.A. County."

Internet Apocalypse

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sat, 17 Aug 2013 23:40:00 +0000

This gives me a bad feeling.

At London's Daily Mail, "Google Blackout Sees Global Web Traffic Plunge by 40%."

Our lives are intwined with Google --- mine especially so. Good thing though I missed this black out. I wasn't affected a bit. Seems though that markets need to correct for this kind of thing, and so far they're not.

'This is Vineland...'

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sat, 17 Aug 2013 23:30:00 +0000

It's a cool app.

At Independent UK, "Inside the six-second video app that is reinventing film":

Many dismissed Vine as a gimmick when it launched earlier this year, but its tight format has created a new wave of micro movie mavericks...

I posted on those stop-motion Vines yesterday.

Paul Ryan Viewed Most Favorably in Poll of GOP Preferences

noreply@blogger.com (share power motivation) — Sat, 17 Aug 2013 21:35:00 +0000

Well, Ryan's been trending to the middle, big time, especially on immigration.

But here's Pew Research:

Analysis by @AndrewKohut1 : The GOP’s new guard are the political young folk these days http://t.co/eogUoirqSA pic.twitter.com/sro3SgtGOV
— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) August 17, 2013

I like Ryan. Or, I liked him when he was taking the lead on fiscal conservatism in this country. I want that Paul Ryan running in 2016.