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The Mainstream Media’s Star Investigative Reporter, ArcXIX, Found Hiding In Google’s Cache!

There can be little doubt that Daily Kos Diarist ArcXIX is 23-year-old Charles Hartley of Columbus, Ohio, as that is the name of the person going by the Internet identity of ArcXIX, who has been furiously scrubbing his web persona these last few days. However, Agent ArcXIX Charles Hartley was not able to scrub his Google cache. Thank God for Google.

I could not get my HP laptop to make screenshots of these webpages, so I was forced to snap them with my camera. Here they are! Agent Arc XIX has been furiously trying to delete his Internet identity since he was found publicly stoning a pregnant teenager last week. Apparently an horrific toll has been taken upon him during his days of hiding, as he has aged seventy years. He started out as 23-year-old Charles Hartley of Columbus, Ohio. Now he is a Nameless and Homeless 93-year-old who has been stripped of his AIM call sign. HOW SAD.

Google’s Cache of the Original Agent ArcXIX, Charles Hartley

Here is the current scrubbed page (until he removes it too) of Agent Arc Swift Jones, alias ArcXIX: ArcXIX has morphed into a homeless 93-year-old gamer. Notice the date that he last visited, August 31, 2008. That was exactly one day after Daily Kos contributor ArcXIX published photographs and outrageous lies about the minor teenage daughter of Governor Sarah Palin (The Daily Kos Cached). Although The Daily KOS has protected the identity of ArcXIX, Google’s cache clearly shows his sleazy trail of cover-up. Now we wait to see if justice will be meted out to those adults who stalk and abuse children on the Internet.

Who Is ArcXIX? Well, we now know, with little doubt, that ArcXIX is Obama Supporter Charles Hartley, age 23, of Columbus, Ohio, who is a diarist at the Daily KOS, who is relied upon as an investigative journalist by the mainstream media, who is a gamer at 1Up.com, and who likes to beat up on women, especially minor teenage girls. The credit for ferreting out ArcXIX goes to AnonymousGuy, who calculated the birth date of Charles Hartley as July 25-30, 1984.

“My suggestions to writers for smooth readings are: Cuss. A lot. Podcasting is freedom, and people enjoy a raunchy quip here and there. … Keep it loose, deliver often, and with some talent, you’ll have a worthwhile cast running in no time.” ~~Charles Harley, aka ArcXIX

A New Low for DailyKos.com

Daily Kos Child Abusers

The American voter is a bit loony and lacking when it comes to logic.

For example, when Governor Mitt Romney was recently running for President of these United States, he was deemed as totally unacceptable by the electorate because in the distant past of ancient American history, his American religion of Mormonism had practiced the Old Testament rite of polygamy.

Fast forward a few months later to today. Oh how the American voter has become enlightened as to those American virtues of tolerance and diversity. Who has now been chosen as the official Democrat nominee for United States president? Barack Hussein Obama, son of a polygamist. Obama’s father was not a polygamist in the long ago past of ancient history; he was a polygamist until the day he died in 1982.

Yet, remarkably, not one word has been uttered by the mainstream media about Obama’s polygamist heritage. Why was it so important to condemn Romney’s religion because of polygamy, yet mention nothing at all about Barack Obama having been born into a polygamous family? It should make one ponder upon the different attitudes shown towards the two men.

Presidential candidate Obama’s father, BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA Sr., was born 1936, in Nyangoma-Kogelo, Siaya District, Kenya. In 1982, when the automobile he was driving crashed into a tree in Nairobi, Kenya, he left behind three wives, at least one ex-wife, six sons and a daughter. He would have left four wives if the American-born mother of Barack Obama had not divorced him before his untimely death.

In contrast, Mitt Romney’s father, GEORGE ROMNEY, was married to his one and only wife for sixty-four years, until death did they depart.

Ancestry of Barack Obama

I have just discovered that Facebook does not allow PageOnce to access it. This is after I have just recently opened accounts at both sites. I have my entire Internet world on PageOnce — except for Facebook. Facebook has blocked PageOnce. I thought that Facebook was a “social” application? How sociable is it for Facebook to not allow me to include my Facebook account on my PageOnce page? The entire world is there, except for Facebook. Apparently, Facebook is not keeping up with technology, always a bad sign. Facebook seems to be already losing it. There has got to be a better social site.

I wrote a post at “Kerfuffles and Flourishes” (“‘Made In China’ Dangers”) regarding safety recalls of “Made in China” products. I was stunned by the amount of lead that was used in products shipped to the United States. I was doubly stunned that almost all of the lead was used in products for children, like clothing snaps and children’s jewelry.

Please take care when buying clothing for children with metal snaps and buttons and children’s metal jewelry for you may be purchasing a very toxic material. According to yesterday’s Wall Street Journal, a child died last year in Minneapolis of acute lead poisoning after swallowing a piece from a Chinese-made charm bracelet that was given away with Reebok sneakers. According to Chinese manufacturers, American companies will not pay the higher prices for children’s jewelry made from non-toxic metals such as zinc.

Lead has been found in snaps on Chinese-made overalls and shirts for babies and toddlers and on kids’ gardening gloves. When ingested, this lead can cause brain damage and death at a much higher rate for young children than for adults. And it is these same children who are much more likely to taste, mouth or swallow the pieces of metal jewelry or buttons. When I posted about the dangerous recalls from China, I and others wondered about where all the lead came from. Now we know. It is our own lead that we have sent to China to be recyled. “‘E-Waste’ From Computers Discarded in West Turns Up In China’s Exported Trinkets” tells us that:

(C)hemists at Ashland University in Ohio, studied the composition of children’s highly leaded jewelry and key chains found in stores last year and determined that some also contained levels of copper and tin that suggested the source was lead solder used in electronic circuit boards. Other jewelry samples were also found to contain antimony, a toxic metalloid element used to harden lead used in batteries.

For lead, the trip to China from the U.S. typically goes something like this: U.S. consumers and businesses send their old electronics to recycling firms — often by way of innocuous recycling drives. Some of those firms then sell the electronics to dealers in the U.S., who sell them to dealers in China. Chinese companies buy the e-waste and strip lead and other re-sellable materials from it — often discarding harmful materials along the way, adding to local pollution. Those firms then sell the recovered lead to alloy makers like Ms. Liu, who provide it to Chinese manufacturers. The lead makes its way — sometimes at toxic levels — into trinkets sold to consumers in the U.S.

This year the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued 18 recall notices affecting more than 6.7 million pieces of jewelry for children and teenagers that it says contain dangerous levels of lead — almost all of it made in China. That’s a sharp increase from 10 lead-related recalls in 2006 and three the year before that. “In recent years, we’ve seen an influx of metal children’s jewelry” that has “high levels of accessible lead,” says agency spokesman Scott Wolfson.

The Golden Eggs Are Intellectual Properties

Ocean Tomo’s valuation system for rating patents was developed by California patent lawyer Jonathan Barney, who now works for the firm. Barney’s key insight was that companies, which are required to pay the U.S. Patent Office every four years to maintain their patents, would only do so if the patented technology was proving to be valuable. Barney identified 53 factors in a patent document that indicated whether a patent was likely to be renewed — that is, whether it was valuable.

For its index, Ocean Tomo evaluated the patents issued by the patent office according to these factors and then assigned each one a value relative to the others. Finally, using this rating system, Ocean Tomo selected 300 publicly traded companies that own what were found to be the most valuable patents relative to the company’s book value. (Ocean Tomo Catches the Wave)

That is a question that no longer pertains to the type of sack you want your groceries placed into. It refers to how you are going to pay the bill, and if you are like me, you much prefer the ease of plastic. I love my credit card.

HOWEVER … there is more and more to fret about when using your beloved magical card. You must be ever vigilant. Who would have thought that the digital camera and the cell phone could be the downfall of credit cards? Have you ever noticed anyone photographing your credit card with his/her cell phone when you hand it over for processing? I have not, but if I did I would report it to the management of the establishment.

We expect employees of the businesses we patronize to be honest in their dealings with their employer’s customers. If they are not, they know they will be out of a job. That is why we place our credit card inside of a binder for the waiter to take back — somewhere — to process the transaction. We know about copying machines, pencils and notepads, and cameras, but we also know that the employee who misuses our credit card will be fired.

As for the scam of replacing your good credit card, with an expired one, that one is a bit difficult to believe. It would take quite an organization to have on hand a large enough stash of expired cards to match the exact color, type and bank of your good card. Anyway, there is some good advice about vigilance here: American Daughter.

www.familywatchdog.us

This new web site is a useful tool to help ensure the safety of children in their own neighborhoods. A visitor to this site can enter an address and a map will show his own house as a small icon “map center” with red, blue, and green dots surrounding his entire neighborhood. Click on any of those dots and a mugshot your own local sexual predator will appear with his name and address and a description of his crime. Some people have been quite shocked at how many convicted pediphiles are living in their own neighborhood. You can show your children where they live and what they look like.

The site has been endorsed by “America’s Most Wanted” host John Walsh and child safety advocate Julie Clark. Family Watchdog features a unique service that provides email notification when registered sexual predators move into a neighborhood. It is part of the Amber Alert network.

Under the category of new discoveries: I have just become aware there are “conservatives” at Tufts University. Now that is news! Apparently they have been there for a few years and even have a magazine - “The Primary Source”. It is probably tough to be a conservative at Tufts, but in the long run it will build toughness into the character of the students espousing such “liberal” beliefs.

The Primary Source is the magazine of conservative thought on the Tufts campus. Our motto is “Veritas Sine Dolo,” which means “truth without sorrow,” … We do not bow to political pressure or political correctness, and our opinions are never blunted by the fear of retribution.

Incoming students may hear bad things about the Source from returning students. In its tenure, the Source been accused of being both sexist and racist because we have made fun of politically correct terms and concepts, and because we have taken a stance against programs such as affirmative action. We make no apologies for our positions on these issues, and if you are someone who equates objection to a social policy with dislike of an ethnic group, then this magazine probably is not for you. If, however, you are a student who believes in freedom of thought and expression of all forms, who believes that government should be limited, power reserved to the people, and individual rights to be among the most important concepts in human history, then this is the magazine for you.

Hope springs eternal. Perhaps someday there may actually be genuine “liberal” thinking and ideas permitted at America’s universities. Linked at basil’s breakfast.