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Watched 1 - 3 of these today. I imagine I'll be watching all 28. If you like to understand the fundamentals of computer programming as you learn to code, this feels very grounded, and the lecturer's style is very engaging and entertaining. Also has a lot of student participation in the form of question asking (into mics throughout the lecture hall so you can hear their questions). Fantastic stuff for beginners learning to code.

After playing an historic role in the 2016 US presidential election by publishing the Clinton campaign's internal emails, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has gone on a media blitz that started with a press conference Monday and a Reddit AMA interview Tuesday . In the Monday press conference, Assange stuck by his assertion that the source of the leaks did not originate from hacking by the Russian government, and went so far as to say that US intelligence reports to the contrary are politically motivated and "quite embarrassing to the reputations of the US intelligence services." On Reddit the following day, the Australian computer programmer and controversial journalist was grilled by commenters along the same lines in his AMA (Ask Me Anything) group interview. Read the rest at The Independent Voter Network .

Stop yelling at me. You don't even know what I'm going to say yet. Look, this isn't because I support Trump. Because I don't. So there, now that I've made everybody hate me, let's just look at this and consider a new idea that hasn't occurred to you and maybe you can think about it. I'm just calling it like I see it... At the Golden Globes Meryl Streep took a moment that was all about honoring her and her lifetime achievement, and gave it away to Trump for more free publicity. His worst detractors just can't help themselves. They're actually his biggest fans. Meryl Streep said: "There was one performance this year that stunned me. It sank its hooks in my heart. Not because it was good. There was nothing good about it. But it was effective, and it did its job. It made its intended audience laugh and show their teeth. It was that moment when the person asking to sit in the most respected seat in our country imitated a disabl...

A Humble Libertarian reader messaged me on Facebook to ask: Dude is Alex Jones still on the 911 truth "Bush did it" train? reason I ask is I see that you listed them as a top 10 Libertarian site but I think crazy stuff like that undercuts pretty much everything he/Info Wars does I responded: oh yeah, but he's worse than that in a lot of ways i think with his antics, he riles up a lot of angry people with mental illness then again, i can also say that i think he reports news that MSM won't report and reports fair points about it that MSM won't make and i think the same criticism can be made of MSM (riles people up to be angry and worsens mental illness) Then he said: his Bohemian Grove stuff "Look! they are worshiping an owl!" nah it''s just a bunch of rich pricks doing some fraternal bullshit. Messamore: ^love that he had the balls to just walk up to their party and take video of it. def deserves props for that it's ...

From The Richest: "Politics is a dirty business, and although politicians have to appeal to a broad section of society including straight-laced, buttoned-down squares who would never curse or lift their middle finger even when provoked, most politicians have pretty severe potty mouths behind closed doors. It’s part of the political culture. But sometimes a swear word slips through on a hot mic. Or when they’ve hit the limit of their patience, even the following famous politicians will brazenly put up a middle finger and flip off their interlocutors. On camera. Other times they’ll try to sneak one in and play it off as an articulating gesture or a scratch of the cheek. But you might be surprised which one flipped off the camera just for a laugh." Check out this list at The Richest to see one of Rand Paul flipping off the media. Hahahaha.