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Upside down flag in Danville

Flying the American flag upside down is a symbol of distress.  In Danville Illinois the American flag is flying upside down in several locations.  The man responsible states he is doing this to signify that this country is in distress.  Some find it disrespectful, but Songer says he is not being disrespectful, as he is a veteran, but showing the fact that this country is in trouble and he says he will leave the flags upside down until Congress passes a law protecting military pay in the event of governmental shutdown.  I happen to agree, this country us in major distress.

Gnome 3

Whether I love it or hate it, I am excited to try it out. Can't wait! Amplify’d from www.gnome.org GNOME’s new desktop takes elegance to a new level. We’ve swept away the clutter and made a simple and easy-to-use desktop, and we’ve made this the most beautiful GNOME desktop ever, with a new visual theme, a refined new font and carefully crafted animations. An overview at a glance The Activities Overview is the portal to all your computing activities. Quickly accessible using the top-left hot corner or windows key, it provides a single place to access windows, applications and even messages. The dash allows you to see which applications are currently running and the workspace switcher can be used to group windows. Integrated messaging GNOME 3 incorporates a unique, built-in messaging system. Messages can be directly responded to from notification popups, and you can access your previous communications from the Messaging Tray which is always available from the bottom of the screen.