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that's my number one job: To be loved and adored by the Father. My days are filled with ... discovering more ways to connect with the heart of my Papa, laughing out loud, singing/praying (all the time), dreaming with God, brainstorming creative ideas on releasing goodness and hope to this world, interviewing folks for my radio broadcasts/anything brilliant, stopping for "the one," going on "treasure hunts" (finding people whom the Lord highlights in my heart) and smearing love on them ... HAHAHA! I wish ... I had more time to tell you of the many stories of His goodness. I could know God for other people. I could bottle up hope and give a dose to everyone in the world. Today I give myself permission ... to breathe to be still, to be at rest to be childlike in my awe and wonder to receive even a greater dose of His affection to take pauses throughout the day to intentionally praise Him to speak life to others to listen and draw out people's stories to laugh out loud -- even more (especially in the face of challenges orproblems). ______________ About Christina: Christina Crook is founder of SeekingEve.ca : a perpetual search for honest faith. Christina grew up inside an art gallery and is sister to seven wonderful far-flung siblings. She is a core contributor to UPPERCASE, a magazine for the creative and curious, and Contributing Editor at Geez magazine. In January 2012 she turned off the Internet in all its | SP | SP IT | 3,356,341 |
to do. This is the natural function of history, of history reduced to its lowest terms, of history conceived as the memory of things said and done: memory of things said and done (whether in our immediate yesterdays or in the long past of mankind), running hand in hand with the anticipation of things to be said and done, enables us, each to the extent of his knowledge and imagination, to be intelligent, to push back the narrow confines of the fleeting present moment so that what we are doing may be judged in the light of what we have done and what we hope to do. In this sense all living history, as Croce says, is contemporaneous: in so far as we think the past (and otherwise the past, however fully related in documents, is nothing to us) it becomes an integral and living part of our present world of semblance. It must then be obvious that living history, the ideal series of events that we affirm and hold in memory, since it is so intimately associated with what we are doing and with what we hope to do, can not be precisely the same for all at any given time, or the same for one generation as for another. History in this sense can not be reduced to a verifiable set of statistics or formulated in terms of universally valid mathematical formulas. It is rather an imaginative creation, a personal possession which each one of us, Mr. Everyman, | SP | SP FS | 208,404 |
you ended up being half an hour late for clocking on, and of course you'd get docked. And they did it with just a notice on the wall, they didn't talk to anybody about it ... Well, one person got caught and of course all hell broke loose. When the shop steward went up to talk to the management, he was rude to him, so ... it was 'Right, everybody is out' and we just dropped our tools and walked out, and we were all standing out on the pavement. And I think we were out for about a week over that. While the Monthly Journal (and former officials like John Halfpenny) might attribute successful militancy to the "splendid leadership" provided by union officials, it was much more often the case, as the journal's own pages attest, that strike action occurred spontaneously. One of the best indicators of this phenomenon in the metal industry was the letters sent by union organisers to the higher echelons on the trade union movement, asking for endorsement of disputes that had already taken place and been won at the workplace. Reflecting a common class position across the gender divide, this tradition of militancy was shared by women workers, and was not confined to issues such as equal pay. In the same period in which overt sexism was common in the Monthly Journal , there were also reports which in some senses contradicted that sexism. For example, a strike at Iplex Plastics in Elizabeth, South | IN | IN RA | 405,461 |
EndNote libraries of results; assisting with writing methods sections for reports; and attending meetings with investigators and project managers while projects are active. Site description : SILS student needed to work on collaborative arts project involving 3D animation, robotics, and performance during Spring semester 2012. Professor Talenti (Communication Studies) is working with a team of animators and computer scientists to program a RoboThespian ( http://www.robothespian.com/ ) for a final theatrical performance in May 2012. Tasks : A SILS student would join the team to perform two primary tasks: 1. knowledge management: manage all the documentation relevant to the project, continually updating documents as new project files and protocols come in, and making sure everyone on the team is literally on the same page at any one time. 2. information architecture: design and organize the public face of the project via a website, continually updating it as the project progresses. Site description : Faculty, students and staff in CS are the clients, we have a wide range of tasks ranging from moving furniture, setting up PCs, minor hardware work, troubleshooting software, networking, to writing web applications. Tasks : Ghosting PCs, installing operating systems and applications. Making and testing network connections. Installation of hardware such as projectors, large displays, and related software. If the intern is interested, we have a number of small projects for codings in bash, rails, php, python, javascript, etc. that they would be welcome to tackle. Basically, we have a lot of work to get done and a | IN | IN DT | 15,560 |
phone about 30 minutes later. McGruder was more than happy to talk. "It wasn't really weird," McGruder said. "One of my good friends is friends with Chester. He said Chester was going to give me a call. I had seen him play before when he was at Illinois. I was cool with it. I was sitting on my couch watching TV. He was just asking me about my situation. I said, 'Yeah, I'll stick around. I love K-State.'" The rest, as they say, is history. Weber became K-State's head coach a few days later, and he was so impressed by Frazier's connections (and overall basketball knowledge) that he figured he would be a good recruiter that he offered him a position on his staff. Frazier moved to Manhattan earlier this week and is excited to get started. He was also nice enough to share a few of his thoughts on his new gig. What attracted you to this job? Being an assistant at this level was an opportunity I couldn't pass up. You know, when I was in Germany playing Coach and I kind of talked about it. But as time went on we got more serious about it. No regrets? No, I know I wanted to coach even though I still had the opportunity to play. But in the future I think coaching will benefit me more sooner rather than later. So you aren't going to miss playing? I'm done, man. I've hung my shoes up. I'm ready to | IN | IN DP | 779,389 |
nations. Fractalman, I appreciate that this is an emotional issue to you, but making baseless accusations about what kind of future I want and what I do for a living make you look kind of foolish. Deepwater was documented as "a nightmare," remember (Brian somebody, right?), and the cementing was found to not have been handled particularly well. Yet, they pumped at the designed capacity until the rig suffered the spectacular failure. We could argue whether if the fault "really" lies with BP or Halliburton, but with Halliburton's own track record (known contaminated water supplied to soldiers, for example), anybody hiring them (and not bothering to monitor the work -- skipping the bond log, in this case) should share the blame as you would if, say, you designed a carbon credit exchange with the help of Ken Lay. There were other cost-cutting moves that were considered risky by anybody who looked at them at the time. It's a pattern. I hear what you're saying about a business needing to mitigate risks, but I wasn't talking in the abstract; the evidence is simply not in your favor. There's a definite trend toward deliberately increasing the risk and settling cases or diluting blame when a lawsuit is possible. As for energy use, there's also a parallel problem with the automotive industry, isn't there? Doubling the price for an electric car (which is four motors with wheels, a battery, and a chair, basically) is clearly not meant to push people towards conservation. And | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 526,003 |
12:39 AM mmm contiki is one thing... at least SEA is the right budget for most contikians. I worry about the day when trafalgar and insight et al branch into it with their baby boomer tours and it all suddenly goes upmarket. case in point - novotel opening in halong bay in hanoi vietnam... sure it's great for the economy and all but it's a little disheartening. progress happens too quickly. Posted by: Christine on September 11, 2008 1:43 AM In December last year I had my first solo overseas backpacking trip - destination south east asia. Trip went for 6 weeks and took in Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Bangkok. I could not describe how horrified I was when I read that contiki will rear its head in South East Asia. My immediate thought was that the beauty and innocence of Luang Prabang will be decimated by culturally insensitive hooliganism. That is not to say that there are not already western hooligans passing through Luang Prabang and likewise places. Unfortunately there are, however I feel that contiki with substantially increase this phenomenon. Ben is 100% right when he talks about the bonds you form with fellow travelers, particularly as you stand out alot more as a backpacker in asia than you do in Europe. There is a feeling that "we're all in this together". Ben is also dead right about running into the same people multiple times in the same village. Facebook is not really required for an organised rendezvous. | NARRATIVE | NA TB | 644,135 |
the present, aware and in tune with each current beauty and person. | NARRATIVE | NA PB | 482,525 |
Microsoft released Windows 98, which included software support for the new technologies. Second, OEMs wanted Windows 98 to be released in time to drive sales of PC systems during the back-to-school and holiday selling seasons. Nevertheless, Maritz agreed with Allchin's point that synchronizing the release of Windows 98 with Internet Explorer was "the only thing that makes sense even if OEMs suffer." 168. Once Maritz had decided that Allchin was right, he needed to instruct the relevant Microsoft employees to delay the release of Windows 98 long enough so that it could be shipped with Internet Explorer 4.0 tightly bound to it. When one executive asked on January 7, 1997 for confirmation that "memphis is going to hold for IE4, even if it puts memphis out of the xmas oem window," Maritz responded affirmatively and explained, The major reason for this is . . . to combat Nscp, we have to [ ] position the browser as "going away" and do deeper integration on Windows. The stronger way to communicate this is to have a ?new release' of Windows and make a big deal out of it. . . . IE integration will be [the] most compelling feature of Memphis. Thus, Microsoft delayed the debut of numerous features, including support for new hardware devices, that Microsoft believed consumers would find beneficial, simply in order to protect the applications barrier to entry. 169. Allchin and Maritz gained support for their initiative within Microsoft in the early spring of 1997, when a | IN | IN LT | 184,815 |
all 3 DLC's are available. Only then will I purchase the DLC and only then will I purchase another bethesda game. LycanAlexxis I'd rather have DAWNGUARD than any other dlc Dman Whatever DLC they give us whether it is just Dragonborn or all three it sure as hell better be discounted for PS3 users for being the stupidest people at communicating with their customers ttp://www.facebook.com/azure.djinn Azure Djinn Sceen: Wolfskull Cave ... After traversing a narrow pathway Serana and I emerge out on the ledge of an enormous cavern. In the far distance on the top of a castle turret surrounded by swirling blue lights chanting can be heard from necromancers calling upon the wolf queen Potema. Equipping my crossbow I send a single bolt across the length of the cavern fatally wounding one of the necromancers. Without hesitation Serana reanimates the fallen necromancer and the turret erupts in fire, ice and lightning bolts. Within a few moments the quest completion message appears on the screen indicating all the necromancers are dead and the binding ritual disrupted. Do we need DAWNGUARD? I vote HELL YEAH! Both the Vampire and Dawnguard story lines are enjoyable although I preferred the Dawnguard one. Sure the Dragonbone weapons are kool, but the crossbow is frigg'n awesome and Serana ... sweet Beautiful Witty Serana ... every Dragonborn needs her by his/her side (even if the idiots at Bethesda elected to not make her marriageable). DON-EAZY-E stop posting pointless crap on the game unless it's something good | OP | OP RV | 612,611 |
child like that..always rewarding bad behaviour..its exactly what happened during the 2008 financial crisis..bad behaviour by large banks was rewarded yet again by a massive bailout from the taxpyaer. What lesson does that teach the big banks..it tells them they can do whatever they want as there is no consequences. Here in Quebec the anglophone community has been rewarding bad behaviour from the Liberals for decades..wake up people!!! I say given the massive debt we have that we can no longer afford to play it safe and hope the Liberals fix the looming financial crisis..they have proven they cant. Hence the only viable option right now is the CAQ..yes Legault was a seperatist but he is no longer and even if he backs seperartion again it wont be for 10 years. For 10 years we will have a party that will focus its energy on the real problems facing Quebec. Neither the PQ nor the Liberals have done this..although Lucien Bouchard tried..give him credit for it. FROM ED BROWN Has anyone noticed that Legault is not speaking out. For the guy who wanted the corruption fighter Ducheneau at his side he says damn little about the subject. What has he said recently about Canada. Is it all forgotten now that he got the English votes he wanted. By the way Yan, I'll tell you what the Liberals did. They kept the PQ off our backs through a myriad of elections. That's what we wanted them for and that's what they | OP | OP OB | 338,899 |
Lyrics i have heard so many talented singers sing,but no one beats celine dion.some of them may nearly sound like you but still your voice is nothing but unique and special.this song is one of my favourites. Good song | Reviewer: Music is life | 5/10/12 This song was not first recorded by Celine Dion. It was originally recorded by Roy Orbison, but was not released as a Orbison song until his death. Before it was released as a Orbison song, a legend by the name Cyndi Lauper recorded and released the song. Not trying to discredit Dion, but Credit should be given where it is due. And it's a wonderful song. Appreciation | Reviewer: Nkwegu sunday | 5/8/12 I say kudos to celine dion and the producer who made this album a reality. I drove all night is one of the best track by ceiline dion coz,it introduces one into the world of love. The music can help to perpetuate relationship. Iam madly in love with it. i love your song, your song is very touchable for my heart when i was listen to your song, especially when i was watching your movies(live song). I like it and i want to become your fan because i really like your song. celine Dion you are perfect, you make me see myself, when hear this song could see a new worl about love, i ask for god to give you along life. please coming to Africa. everybody want see you to | LY | LY SL | 556,313 |
throw a forehand. When you want to throw, start by stepping your right foot diagonally forward. Step as far as you can while remaining comfortably balanced with your pivot foot stationary. As you step, whip your elbow and hand forwards and snap your wrist. Release the disc as your foot touches the ground. Go through the throwing motion and try to snap your wrist at the same time as your knee bends forwards. Pay attention to how it feels when you snap your wrist too early or too late. Too early, and you are unstable with one foot in the air; your accuracy will be affected. Too late, and you will have lost the momentum provided by stepping. You will be throwing with just your arm and your power will be reduced. Practice until your knee, elbow, and wrist come forward in a single motion. Go slowly through the motion and freeze at the point where you would release the disc. Look at where your arm is pointing. This is where the disc will go. Rotate on your pivot foot and step in different directions. The direction in which you step will determine the direction of your throws. After you step, look at where your right foot is pointing. This is also where your arm will point and where the disc will go. Visualize a receiver running to different spots. To throw to each one of these spots, your arm will have to finish in that direction. Step so your | HI | HI HT | 717,111 |
Congress that hasn't read it (but exempts themselves from it). * Be signed by a president who smokes (and also hasn't read it). * Have funding administered by a treasury chief who did not pay his taxes. * Be overseen by a surgeon general who is obese. * Be financed by a country that is nearly broke. What could possibly go wrong? Step 1. First screw something up, then claim that it's screwed up because there's not enough government oversight (it's the free market run wild!), and then step in and really screw it up in the name of 'reform.' Step 2. If there isn't a problem, send a slick salesman out to convince the ignorant there is a problem that only they can fix. Go to Step 1. You are delusional and brainwashed by the media who sell the Reed/Palosi lies to insure their special favors from the government.. YouAllAreCrazy | 8.3.09 @ 1:04PM Conveyer of the Truth: Excellent comments in here. After reading the posts from all of these delusional people, it's nice to see some people still have a grip on reality. I'm afraid trying to get these people to think for themselves and learn the facts is futile, but hopefully resistance isn't. Dewey | 8.3.09 @ 3:52PM This brought tears to my eyes. Can't we see that the insurance companies are telling us what we can and can't do and that it has gone way too far? Our freedom, as far as insurance goes, is lost!! | IP | IP | 186,900 |
Alexander posed repeated questions fingering Mr Beasley as the mastermind, each time beginning, ''Jack' was the one ...' In her opening statement, Ms Pelphrey said Mr Rafferty chose to participate in the three killings and Mr Davis' wounding, even if he wasn't the triggerman. Mr Rafferty, of nearby Stow, kept his head down and took notes as the alleged plot was detailed for the jury. Ms Pelphrey showed the jury timelines for each victim and said they had been desperate to improve their lives or find 'the light at the end of the tunnel.' A photo of each victim's grave was shown on a big TV screen as she spoke. The defendant was a quick student of the alleged plot and 'a student of violent crime,' Ms Pelphrey told jurors. Victims: As well as Ralph Geiger, David Pauley (left) was found buried in a shallow grave last year. Police later unearthed the body of Timothy Kern (right) 'He made the choices he wanted to make,' she said. Mr Alexander told jurors Ms Rafferty never participated voluntarily and was afraid that Beasley would kill him and his relatives if he didn't cooperate. As for the alleged plot to lure job-seekers, Mr Alexander said, Ms Rafferty 'had no idea any of this was going on.' The first killing came without warning for Mr Rafferty, according to Mr Alexander. Afterward, Mr Beasley warned Mr Rafferty to keep quiet by reminding him that he knew where Mr Rafferty's mother and sister lived, the defense | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 315,220 |
a blue USB port or an "SS" symbol above the port) and Thunderbolt. USB 3.0 can offer significantly better speeds than USB 2.0 (up to 254MBps in our tests so far), providing that what you're plugging in is capable of those speeds. Thunderbolt is really only found on Apple computers at this stage, and is the fastest connection on the block; it's expected to hit Windows-based laptops in Q2 2012. It can also double as a DisplayPort connection, meaning that it can be plugged in to some modern monitors. Thunderbolt's accessories are extremely few at this point in time, limited to some displays and high-speed storage applications. Cables are also expensive, at AU$55 a pop. For most users, it won't be important right now, but this may change over time. Like a PCI-Express slot in a desktop, an ExpressCard slot provides expansion opportunities. Additional USB, FireWire, SATA and Ethernet ports, sound cards, wireless cards and TV tuners are all available in ExpressCard format. It comes in two sizes -- 54 and 34, representing how many millimetres wide they are. Both sizes end in a 34mm connection, with the 54mm end of the bigger card used to store extra circuitry. As such, an ExpressCard 34 will fit into a 54 slot, but not vice versa. These barely exist on consumer laptops any more, and are generally only found on business machines. These very same business machines may still have the older PC Card (or PCMCIA) included, as well. PC Cards and | IN | IN DT | 571,937 |
says they have talked about it and has shown me the ring she wants. Deffo going to follow your advice and not talk about it and avoid as much as possible! Thank you all | ID | ID DF | 756,022 |
when no actual murderer or rapist is involved, but only a dissident who has been stitched up by a compliant state. (Remember Assange's alleged actions in Sweden don't count as rape in UK law.) . There is plenty of evidence of political motivation. The Swedes have refused all compromises, for example to interview him in the UK or by remote link. It's only an investigation not a charge. It would normally not be considered worthy of a plane ticket, never mind the risk of provoking an international diplomatic crisis. "There is plenty of evidence of political motivation. The Swedes have refused all compromises, for example to interview him in the UK or by remote link. It's only an investigation not a charge. It would normally not be considered worthy of a plane ticket, never mind the risk of provoking an international diplomatic crisis." Nextus. . I agree. . And, as Geoffrey Robertson, QC, said on BBC Radio 4 at teatime, Sweden has a very bad reputation for 'rendering' people to the CIA -- he used the acronym, "CIA", twice, just so there was no doubt. And then, an Ecuadorean came on and said that most of the media in her country is owned by six families. Well, that sounds just like Britain! . What may happen is this: Sweden will undertake not to allow Assange to be extradited to the USA if he comes back and faces the 'questioning' there. Then, once that is over, 'new' evidence will come to | IP | IP | 3,710,197 |
Powderfinger - My Kind Of Scene chords Powderfinger, My Kinda Scene. Modified version of Tab originally done by Clint Hinze I've just put in a few missing parts, put the chords at the right timing and deleted some bits. Song: My Kinda Scene by Powderfinger Album: Odyssey Number Five. C Tell me where I'm C supposed to begin C an unhappy life working C some kind of dead end job Am G for everything you thought you had F has gone from worse to bad C Lean to the side C whisper it quiet C the end is in sight to working C all night around the clock Am G for everything you thought you had F has gone from worse to bad (Chorus) C Em Am But it's not my kind of scene oh yeah F G footprints on the other side C Em Am remind me where I've been oh yeah F G C I'll watch from the other side C Tell me where I'm C supposed to begin C move out of sight and onto C some life I'm dreaming of Am G for everything you thought you had F has gone from worse to bad Am G so I'll just wait and watch the wheels F while you're turning back [ Tab from: http://www.guitaretab.com/p/powderfinger\\... ] (Chorus) C Em Am But it's not my kind of scene oh yeah F G footprints on the other side C Em Am remind me where I've been oh yeah F | LY | LY SL | 493,983 |
board, and five is the highest rating. For those of you who would like to know something about my personal life, I was born and raised in New Orleans, LA. My family settled in New Orleans in 1834 and I am a French and Spanish Creole. When I was 18 I began modeling in CA and absolutely loved it! It was shortly after World War II and it was a time for beautiful clothes to return. I considered myself quite lucky being able to wear the high fashions that were all the rage at the time, and modeled off and on until I was in my late fifties. I married a career Naval Officer who was also a Navy pilot. I have three children and six grandchildren. When my children were growing up, I enjoyed being a stay-at-home mom. I loved being with my three little ones - they were always so much fun. And I also loved the busy social life that came with being a Naval Officers' wife, all the pomp and ceremony and even all the moving from one side of the country to the other, never knowing where we would live when we got there. Other things I love... Old movies, and I do mean "old". I have a huge collection, some dating back to when I was a child in the 1930s. I've been puting all of my VHS movies on DVD and it's a good thing since I'm up to about 1,500. Music of | IP | IP DS | 74,827 |
potential crime, teachers' roles change dramatically. She cannot simply say: stop it! Nor can she simply scold the perpetrator or propose such age-old solutions as 'shake hands and make up'. Her job is no longer to educate, but to investigate. Once a report is being made, the accused child's parents immediately - and quite naturally - become Jack's defence advocates. They tell their child to deny everything and challenge every accusation by demanding irrefutable proof. No one wants a bully stamp on their child's record. The process demeans the teacher's authority, eliminates arbitration and belittles personal responsibility, as it teaches children that guilt is dependent on proof and not conscience, and that sincere apologising is not honorable but contrary to self-interest. article continues after advertisement And children do learn. They soon learn that making accusations gives power, and zero tolerance means the presumption of guilt. Our current interpretation of bullying is entirely subjective, thus bullying occurs whenever someone feels he or she has been bullied. We have already had a case of bullying where Jack told Jill she has a nice hat. Jack thought he was complementing her, but Jill interpreted it as a sarcastic remark. In another case, boys who didn't allow a girl into their game were considered bullies by way of exclusion. So children no longer have the luxury of choosing who they play with. It was not systematic shunning; but a single incident was enough. In this Orwellian world, no good deed goes unpunished. Children learn | OP | OP | 3,723,715 |
is the issue with Halifax... people are so worried about maintaining a status quo that it never reaches its full potential. Even at 50% potential, Halifax has more character and is generally nicer than other places... and this is what I don't get... The city/HT/nimbys fight against all of these landmark developments and while suburban crap gets built all over the city. All the shit that has gone up around Cornwallis Square is appalling. I don't think Halifax can get anything but better by just going for it with landmark new developments. Its not that scary... cities with wayy more heritage than Halifax will ever know aren't afraid of new development because it needs to happen to preserve the value in areas where there are old structures. The Vic is exactly the direction Halifax should be going, just a wee bit taller. Let's save all of the heritage we have left, but not shoot ourselves in the foot in terms of creating real urban environments instead of the patchwork of lots that currently exist. I'm excited to be back in Halifax next year for a bit... the updates have been incredible and I'm getting the sense that the city is coming together. Once the library is up, I think a stadium is in order. Montreal: My absolute favourite Canadian city. There's so much I like, but it seems to have a unique urbanity for North America. It feels like a true industrial era metropolis: important, vibrant downtown; very dense, low-rise | ID | ID DF | 775,014 |
of industry and workers' leaders. He argues that when choosing a strategy to maximise the material wealth of the working class, the leaders of the proletariat may choose to support capitalism, rather than challenge it. This is because of the possibility of a loss of wealth during the transition to the dictatorship of the proletariat, even though material wealth would improve dramatically after the transition. The proletariat, then, chooses to continue the capitalist dominance of society in the hope of uninterrupted growth of material wealth. This runs counter to the Marxist idea of 'irreconcilable classes'. Under this thesis, dominance is agreed upon by the proletariat, rather than forced upon them. The state is acting in the interests of both the dominant and dominated class by enforcing the compromise. On the other hand, it can be seen that it is acting in the long-term interests of the bourgeoisie, by placating the working class, and only in the short-term interests of the proletariat, by only considering immediate growth in their material wealth. By only considering the short-term interests of the proletariat, this can hardly be called a balanced or unbiased state. Frank Parkin proposes the notion that the Marxist theory of the state, as dominated by class, is narrow-minded. He shows examples of the South African and the Orange state where the dominant divisions are race and religion respectively. He suggests an alternative 'Closure Model', where 'the state as an agency buttresses and consolidates the rules and institutions of exclusion governing all | IP | IP PA | 774,407 |
Ways to Watch On TV On Demand Showtime Anytime Don't Have Showtime? Love In the Time of Money This quirky comic drama set in Manhattan during the late-1990's dot-com boom features a smorgasbord of independent film stars (Steve Buscemi, Rosario Dawson, Jill Hennessy, Michael Imperioli). Resembling Richard Linklater's "Slacker" structure of conversational duets and loosely based on Arthur Schnitzler's "Reigen" (also the basis for the classic film "La Ronde"), the story centers on nine lonely singles in pursuit of love, lust, and lucre. | IN | IN DT | 324,323 |
been accepted in British conservation areas, our timber and UPVC sash windows optimise the idyllic appearance that you're going for. It's What's Inside that Counts Next moving in through the front door, you will want those viewing your home to be able to envisage their lives being placed inside it, so try to remove anything too personal or 'out there' and make sure that the wall colours are neutral. The inside of your house should look like a 'home' but also be a blank canvas for them to paint their ideas onto -- refinement is paramount. Something a Little Extra What sets homes apart from the rest is something that providers the buyer with that little bit extra and this can be many different things. You could think big with something as impressive as a conservatory or a loft conversion, or advertise the fact that your sash windows cut down on energy costs, either way we wish you luck out there on the property market! | HI | HI HT | 3,069,569 |
said "I am a lover not a fighter" i took your word for it that you were not a shyster and then we went for a drink and then you wanted another and so the story goes, you set yourself on fire with heart of gold it did unfold, it did transpire that i'd teamed up with one as mad as a hatter you beamed and then you screamed, "unfolding doesn't matter" yelling "yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah i got a top floor to let" some people say you only do things for attention that you're just looking for a liabilities pension I ask myself "is this really worth the care?" I face the facts and then i reckon yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah i got a top floor to let and when the peas were burned by my wondering mind a lesson I should have learned for the very next time and still I signed a contract with a friend of mine a blank piece of paper with a dotted line i wrote upon it yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah got a top floor to let once upon a time in the west midlands there lived a man, he wrote a song fought for words as a consequence as if there was any chance of faking his heart or pandering to failing bring on that entrancing girl and watch his heart sink oh god I would not bet against him giving his all, completely genuine and oh lord well | LY | LY SL | 276,708 |
Do You Want The Truth Or Something Beautiful? Lyrics Prophet took my hand on all saints day He preached the values of deception Changing shadows by a shapeshifter rules Tales are never just for fools The court of concience came before me Presenting me with a heavenly angel You took my hand and ask me, truth aside To his questions I replied Do you want the truth or something beautiful? Just close your eyes and make believe Do you want the truth or something beautiful? I am happy to decieve you He stood as tall as redwood trees Drank tea from a sseamstress thimble Didn't want to speak, the honest truth So I spit out lies that aimed to soothe Do you want the truth or something beautiful? Just close your eyes and make believe Do you want the truth or something beautiful? I am happy to decieve you Secrets, lying, falling veils I can be who you want me to be Sacred, lies in, telling tales I can be who you want me to be But do you want me? Do you want the truth or something beautiful? Just close your eyes and make believe Do you want the truth or something beautiful? I am happy to decieve you Sacred lies in, tellng tales I can be who you wants me to be x2 I can be who you wnats me to be But do u want me? But do u want me? [ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsfreak.com/p/paloma+fait\\... ] | LY | LY SL | 1,463,615 |
femininity, to the point of crippling their own self-expression. Steersman, I need to know something. .... Are you aware that [Deleted User Name] was a) referring to the Sagan book and b) was the "really amazing boyfriend" she refers to in the last one you quoted? She banters with the "really amazing boyfriend" throughout the rest of the thread. Read it. I thought it likely that it was the book, but the context wasn't really all that helpful in confirming that. But I did take a look at the 27 posts of hers that I could see and none of them led me to the conclusion that [Deleted User Name] was her "really amazing boyfriend". But I could be mistaken, although I'm not quite sure what relevance it has. Also... if you really think that the banter she displays is abnormal of 15-year-olds, I've got a story for you .... Kids these days ... know a hell of a lot. It's extremely normal, at least in my experience, for 15-year-olds (and younger, and older) to have quite a lot of knowledge about sex and sexuality ... That was sort of my point, that Rebecca Watson's portrayal of her as some totally innocent naf savaged, verbally if not physically although Watson seems unclear on the difference, by a bunch of Neanderthals was not particularly accurate and was not taking due cognizance of that level of sexual knowledge you refer to. Not to mention that it suggested that she had an axe | OP | OP OB | 3,175,951 |
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the British forces. A friend of mine has a wonderful painting of Woody Point when there were still union jacks all around town. There still seem to be a disproportionate amount of them about. Whilst I really love all of the above, the one thing that really surprised me when I first came to Newfoundland was how often people would tell me that their family is from the UK. I always kind of anticipated this being a 'my parents emigrated when I was 6 months old' kind of story. But I didn't see it coming for people to tell me that their great, great grandfather came from Dorset. Or the name of the tiny Lancashire town that their great, great, great grandmother was born in. It's amazing how much people know about their lineage. I'm pretty family oriented. It's more difficult now I live abroad, but I always tried to call my grandparents weekly. I like travelling with my sister. That kind of thing. But, although I love my family dearly, I'm ashamed to say that I know next to nothing about my ancestors. Of my great grandparents, I know one of their names and two of their occupations (lace maker and inn keeper-pretty awesome, right?) It boggles my mind that people here can trace things back 7 or 8 generations to know exactly where they came from. It also makes me feel a bit bad that I don't. So from a simple conversation about the fact that I have | NARRATIVE | NA PB | 3,742,949 |
the disparagement of the apostle, who studiously avoided any deviation from Christian simplicity (1Co 2:1-5). In some of this last philosophizing party there may have arisen the Antinomian tendency which tried to defend theoretically their own practical immorality: hence their denial of the future resurrection, and their adoption of the Epicurean motto, prevalent in heathen Corinth, "Let us eat and drink, for to-morrow we die" (1Co 15:32). Hence, perhaps, arose their connivance at the incestuous intercourse kept up by one of the so-called Christian body with his stepmother during his father's life. The household of Chloe informed Paul of many other evils: such as contentions, divisions, and lawsuits brought against brethren in heathen law courts by professing Christians; the abuse of their spiritual gifts into occasions of display and fanaticism; the interruption of public worship by simultaneous and disorderly ministrations, and decorum violated by women speaking unveiled (contrary to Oriental usage), and so usurping the office of men, and even the holy communion desecrated by greediness and revelling on the part of the communicants. Other messengers, also, came from Corinth, consulting him on the subject of (1) the controversy about meats offered to idols; (2) the disputes about celibacy and marriage; (3) the due exercise of spiritual gifts in public worship; (4) the best mode of making the collection which he had requested for the saints at Jerusalem (1Co 16:1, &c.). Such were the circumstances which called forth the First Epistle to the Corinthians, the most varied in its topics | LY | LY PR | 439,137 |
bodysurf at your own risk. Makaha Beach : Makaha has the best surfing on Oahu's west coast and was a place where big wave surfing was pioneered. Beware of the sloping sand beachhead that can cause backwash and catch unsuspecting visitors off guard. Yokohama Bay : This is the last sandy stretch on the Leeward Coast, its curvy beach and turquoise waters a great spot to sunbathe as well as watch surfers and dolphins. For the avid hiker, nearby Kaena Point offers a trail with rewarding ocean views. Note: Heed all warning signs and be aware of changing conditions, strong currents and reefs. Use your own best judgment to determine whether a particular beach is appropriate for you and your ability level. | IN | IN DT | 59,798 |
scale of the task that Johnson, or any other leader, will face. Against this backdrop, personal ratings may not count for very much. It has not won one comfortably for 25 years. It couldn't win on a rightwing platform in 2001 or in 2005. It couldn't win in 2010, having attempted to detoxify its brand and pitch to the centre ground instead. When was the last time Labour won an election without having to sell out their core principles (clause IV anybody)? Boris Johnson would obliterate the likes of Ed Miliband. Labour picked the wrong candidate. Should have been his brother. I wasn't surprised to discover that Boris is the most respected politician in the country, and is the only one to pull ahead of Margaret Thatcher. We need a figure like him who, similarly to Thatcher, is determined to govern on behalf of Brits across all socio-economic groups, and end the division that has reared its ugly head again across this country over the past 20 years. We've gone 30 years without a new Thatcher surfacing. It looks like one finally has. Frankly, the nation has been crying out for it. Surley this should be " The Tories couldn't win the 2010 election". Standfirsts are in normal English, not headline English. In headline English this could have been "Tories couldn't win 2010 election" (though sounding a bit out of date). As it stands , the sentence implies Tories as a group, as a class of people. Your whole analysis | IP | IP ED | 101,081 |
Cabinet is happy to stand with him. If you have another set of FACTS, please get back to us. Someone asked in these comments "where do we go from here and what do we do"? First it will take money and a research team to find a lawyer that is enraged as we are to take the 'case'. Most Americans do not want to let this be swept under anything. Our administration let four loyal Americans die a brutal death while they watched. Help was an hour away but was not sent. For 7 r (seven) hours two Navy seals fought a losing battle and they knew it but they were of a tremendous loyal courage. Much braver and more loyal than anything in our Whitehouse today. It can be done if anyone wants to bring them to justice. There are more than you can imagine who will all stand together and fight this atrocity. Does anyone remember the lady that was bullied on the bus? She is doing better now than she ever dreamed she could do. Why? America came to her aid and did not let this bullying beat her. iT CAN HAPPEN. First step..call your congressman. Other than money..this will get things moving. True Americans are loyal and not only the lotteries can raise money. 'nuff said. To those who say its not important about Petraeus affair..well it is if there has been any leaks from the CIA...this is a scandal of the extreme proportions.About Bengazhi I | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,213,630 |
years, and their iconic hall (something like the grand ole opry) is going to be destroyed by an unscrupulous landlord. The movie doesn't have the typical non-stop slapstick comedy kids films seem to think are necessary (although the carwash scene definitely made me laugh). Most of the fun parts revolve around the cameos by Brian Setzer, Queen Latifah, Elton John, Bonnie Raitt, Don Henley, etc and if you're a fan of country-rock and blues, you should like the film. The appeal should be there if you feel nostalgic about the old Disney country bear hall too. While young children might find the film slow, older kids and adults who recognize the value of getting back something lost and a good music soundtrack should appreciate the movie. "The Country Bears" is a good family film. It isn't the best movie Disney ever cranked out, but it will hold your attention for about an hour and a half. It follows the story of young Beary Barrington, a boy/bear unsure of his purpose in life. He doesn't fit in with his human family(or at least that's what he thinks), so he sets out for "Country Bear Hall," where he believes he'll fit in. When he gets there, the place is about to be leveled to the ground, so he decides to reunite the band for a benefit concert. What follows is a good, clean family film about friendship, family, and tons of musical cameos. It has a solid cast of well-known and not-so-well | IP | IP DS | 626,155 |
accept that islamic fundamentalists hate the western world so much that they will anything they can to hurt it. Osmara and his croonies DID this terrible deed. Maybe thats the prob with americans that they just dont realise that there is a whole chunk of the world who wish them gone. Untill they do they will be fodder for nutcases all around the world. Please let the dead rest in peace and make those who carried out this atriocity pay Comment number 50. People who may be just introduced to this debate should note that it has been going on here since at least February 2007. Many threads have been created and the record of debate fractured with many sensible observations sent into the BBC abyss. Would the BBC please index the topics/threads in a noticeable place on the web page rather than just under the "being discussed" section. Many of us really do not have the time to repeat everything for the benefit of the seemingly unitiated, such as the; "as a scientist.." (dave h) person. If that person had done a little reserach he/she would have not stuck their chin out so much and enabled Hank at 45 to do the obvious. Regretebly, Mr/Ms 'scientist', you appear to have merely observed the 'front cover' of the 9/11 conspircay book/record. Mr Scientist:; may I suggest that you go to 911blogger.com and look at the first group referenced down the left of the web page. There you will find the | IP | IP ED | 1,435,784 |
Along With The Radio lyrics Kim Carnes Along With The Radio lyrics I was drivin' my car tonight And I was feelin' down The i thought about you Like I always do And I turned myself around Ooh it was magic Some kind of a dream Somebody turned the radio on It was our favorite spot In the parking lot I knew it was crazy I knew I was gone [ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/k/kim_c\\... ] On the edge of the night We had some kind of time The two of us just holding on When nothing else mattered But the fire in our eyes And singing our favorite song Along with the radio Along with the radio Don't wake me up Just to break my heart Cause I could stay here all night Where memories are so sweet to me You were the best thing in my life And in the changin' times You can lose your mind But you've still got my heart And if you're ever alone I'm as close as your telephone On the edge of the night We had some kind of time The two of us just holding on When nothing else mattered But the fire in our eyes And singing our favorite song Along with the radio Along with the radio | LY | LY SL | 1,405,800 |
parents hope they will learn enough to help them make the most important decision of their lives--whether to be baptized as Christians, join the church, and forever give up worldly ways, or to remain in the world. In this searching book, Shachtman draws on his skills as a documentarian to capture young people on the cusp of a fateful decision, and to give us "one of the most absorbing books ever written about the Plain People" ( Publishers Weekly ). {"itemData":[{"priceBreaksMAP":null,"buy\\... to wishlist","Add both to Wish List","Add all three to Wish List"],"addToCart":["Add to Cart","Add both to Cart","Add all three to Cart"],"showDetailsDefault":"Show availability and shipping details","shippingError":"An error occurred, please try again","hideDetailsDefault":"Hide availability and shipping details","priceLabel":["Price:","Price For Both:","Price For All Three:"],"preorder":["Pre-order this item","Pre-order both items","Pre-order all three items"]}} More About the Author Tom Shachtman has written or co-authored more than thirty books, as well as documentaries for ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, and BBC, and has taught at New York University and lectured at Harvard, Stanford, Georgia Tech, and the Library of Congress. His most recent book is AMERICAN ICONOCLAST: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ERIC HOFFER, published in November 2011. Presidential historian Herbert S. Parmet called it "as complete and masterful a biography as could be imagined." His most recent award, in February 2010, was the American Institute of Physics' sciencewriting prize for his script of the two-hour documentary, ABSOLUTE ZERO AND THE CONQUEST OF COLD (PBS, 2008), based on his book of the same name. The New York Times Book Review | IP | IP DS | 136,275 |
published by The Rialto. I'm represented by Charlie Campbell at Ed Victor Literary Agency. | SP | SP IT | 3,030,185 |
federal provincial transfer in 2014 result in the maintenance of 6% growth, as committed to by the current government, or in some other arrangement is not yet clear. In October of 2010 Maxine Bernier , a federal conservative MP and former Minister of Foreign Affairs said Ottawa should hand over authority for funding health care back to the provinces and allow them to fund health care solely on the basis of their own tax points, rather than cash transfers from the federal government. Do you believe the federal government should stick with its stated commitment to a 6% annual growth in cash transfers? Yes No, it should be more No, it should be less Loading ... Whether the proposition of Maxime Bernier last year is a serious part of the current federal government's negotiating position remains unanswered. Prime Minister Stephen Harper was quick to point out that Bernier does not speak for the federal government; however Bernier does say that small, limited government "would be the conservative thing to do". Bernier argued in a National Post editorial that "this is a recipe for permanent discord. The provinces act like special interest groups who would rather get money from the central government than increase their own taxes". If the constitutional position of the federal government is that health care is a provincial responsibility, it is easy to lay the major funding responsibility at the feet of the provinces through tax transfers, while reducing the federal cash for health transfers. If most | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 200,913 |
the seller, not for me". I am not having a go at real estate agents here, because legally they must act for the vendor -- I just don't want you to forget it! Below are links to more information on the most common clauses, but here are three key points about these topic you must know. 1. Be assertive Most real estate agents expect the buyer (you) to behave and accept whatever wording they insert for you. They see themselves as the expert and don't expect you to understand the intricacies of offer conditions. And I must warn you that they often don't cope well at all with an educated buyer. They may make comments like "that is a standard condition in this State, you can't change it". The agent may insist you can't change the wording, or say you will lose the property unless you sign the paperwork. If they do this, the following strategy is useful. Have the agent clearly explain the cooling off period and take notes. Be very clear about what you have to do to cool off, ie. cancel the sale. Repeat this to the agent with words like "So I must get back to you in writing by 5pm on Wednesday". Then have your solicitor check the contract within the cooling off period. If your solicitor suggests any changes then tell the agent to insert the changes you want, or you will cool off and cancel the sale. 2. Beware the selling agent who | IN | IN | 3,296,769 |
and whether the research is conducted by an NGO or an academic institution. 3.4 Utilization and management of knowledge While asserting that the production of knowledge is the primary function of research, and that levels of knowledge have increased considerably, a discussion paper for the International Conference on Health Research [ 1 ] also recognizes that the ability to draw from research in terms of lessons learned, application to interventions, and programming and policies which support the overarching goal of equity, is often lacking. Inadequacies include the inability of developing countries to access pertinent international research literature and knowledge bases (either as contributors or users), the inability to access new information technologies, and the inability to ensure closer links among the research community, health service managers and health policy makers. The effective use of research findings and their dissemination is an increasingly important public health policy concern. In 1995, an international research conference was held in Vancouver, Canada, on dissemination research. This type of research is similar to what is now called 'translational research' http://www.niehs.nih.gov/translat/home.h\\... webcite , that is, the conversion of research findings from basic, clinical or epidemiological environmental health science research into information, resources, or tools that can be applied by health care providers and community residents to improve public health outcomes in at-risk neighborhoods. NGOs are frequently at the interface of applied research and policy-making, at least at the administrative level, and their potential input into research utilization for policy-making needs to be valued. Research can make | IN | IN RA | 494,713 |
believe tonight I'm going to go blow up some tanks... "tanks, for the memories..." /the old soft shoe... stage left... Doc - we do what we can each day. and don't sweat the small stuff... A good scream can be quite cathartic Val! Let fly!! I've felt a bit in need of a scream too this week. On top of the various staff injuries and illnesses at work, Slamgirl's broken arm (which now appears to have a misaligned bone? No wonder the poor thing was miserable), the ever growing workload (come on people... enough is freaking enough), there was one dastardly bit of news this week that's thrown us for quite a loop. My direct manager, his wife, was suddenly taken to hospital this week. She's been diagnosed now with a brain tumour. They have now assessed that it is not cancerous but will be operating next Tuesday to remove it. He of course, is spending all his time with her, and the good news is the prognosis is good. But of course, all of his duties have flowed down to me... I am on the verge of being overwhelmed. Oh, Elessar. I've been so fixated on the hubby I forgot to give my best to poor Slamgirl and her arm. So sorry about not mentioning that. It seems most of us are having the urge to scream of late, doesn't it? I've felt a bit in need of a scream too this week. On top of the various staff | ID | ID DF | 3,175,267 |
TOPIC: Been away for sometime and just want to to say hi Been away for sometime and just want to to say hi 1 week, 2 days ago #143626 Hi all. Not sure in any remember me but my bear died in march and now have 2 bears. But not intentional lol. I got one to make the family whole again but he when playing ran into my Alsatian and did his back legs in (temporary thank god). And as many people would think what can i do now!?..So thought and thought and got him a pal. She was starved and beaten up as when she went of chasing seagulls on the beach and a got her, she was petrified also told she was 18 months ols or so errm not sure with that comment look at the pics. . So i just stroked her and that was a few months ago. Now with giving the right care/attention and love. She has turned into a great dog. Bruno , Molly and Reco the Alsatian go to the park and play with all the other dogs and they get so many compliments on how they are and behave they are great. I went to get Molly micro chipped at the r.s.p.c.a And they asked me if it was OK to give my name forward to people as they have never seen Akita's like these, for advise or help. They loved the bears, i suppose it the owner and the dogs working | ID | ID DF | 3,716,118 |
One minute it's summer and drunk guys are igniting explosives on the beach -- and the next it's that time of year when Republicans start worrying aloud about the dangers of women having sex, Democrats build leads in the polls only they can lose, the Cubs fall 22 back in the wild card race, the Sox keep winning and drawing crowds of roughly 1,412 , and everybody could use a three-day weekend to drink some beer and wish every weekend was three days. I realize I could be describing almost any time after Saint Paddy's Day. In this case, though, we're suddenly looking at the end of August and something's in the air. It's probably pollen, because I keep sneezing -- but that's not important right now. What I'm getting at it is that football season is upon us -- and the first college games are tonight. In that spirit, as one of the college game's biggest fans, I'll be bringing my finite wisdom to a rundown of key matchups this season, focusing on the Big Ten, Notre Dame, and the biggest national showdowns -- and perhaps I'll even take the occasional glimpse at the Cincinnati Bearcats on behalf of their most enthusiastic Chicago booster, my colleague Kevin Warwick . Without further ado, here's how I think the games will play out in week one: Michigan State over Boise State: The No. 13 Spartans lost their great quarterback Kirk Cousins and all of their playmaking receivers from last year. But | NARRATIVE | NA SR | 3,231,767 |
that exists today is a result of government policies. Spiegel: Can you give us an example? Stiglitz: In 2008, President George W. Bush claimed that we did not have enough money for health insurance for poor American children, costing a few billion dollars a year. But all of a sudden we had $150 billion to bail out AIG, the insurance company. That shows that something is wrong with our political system. It is more akin to "one dollar, one vote" than to "one person, one vote." ... Spiegel: So your answer to the inequality problem is to transfer money from the top to the bottom? Stiglitz: First, transferring money from the top to the bottom is only one suggestion. Even more important is helping the economy grow in ways that benefit those at the bottom and top, and ending the "rent seeking" that moves so much money from ordinary citizens to those at the top. ... Nothing particularly new here, but I wanted to highlight the point about rent-seeking, anti-competitive practices, etc. once again since I don't think this cause of inequality receives enough attention. It contains just what you'd expect from both the paper and the writer, things like: Mitt Romney hit the bull's-eye with his comments regarding the 47 percent of Americans who do not have any skin in the game as it pertains to paying federal income tax. Facts are facts. Romney did hit a bull's-eye, I'll agree with that, but he scored for the wrong team. | OP | OP OB | 665,215 |
good to see a genetic counsellor or social worker in your area who specialises in HD/predictive testing, for a discussion and counselling on this and other issues, before going ahead with the test. By the way your Mum was sort of correct when she said you can get your (unborn) child tested without being tested yourself. There is a technique, called PGD exclusion testing, which can be done using IVF and preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) in which the embryos are created, then tested NOT for the HD gene, but for the chromosome 4 markers that can distinguish which side of the family (on your side) the chromosome 4 has come from. It would require a blood sample from (ideally) both of your parents, as well as you and your partner. Any embryos that have a chromosome 4 from your Mum's side of the family would be excluded ie not used to start a pregnancy, as there is a 50% chance that that chromosome has the HD gene. So that way you can be confident that the child will not have the HD gene, while not having to find out whether you have the HD gene. You can get more information about the PGD process from the website of Sydney IVF - www.sydneyivf.com I hope this information is helpful and I would encourage you to contact your local genetic counselling service for help to sort out your dilemma. Regards, Fiona Also sarah you may find it useful to talk to other | ID | ID QA | 618,491 |
those with no-one to talk to or more likely the joy of lifers at the top and stuck for a next move our man is one such lifer it's only once so take your time in the past he'd spent some time in prison a subject that had recently risen 'twas going down well-disturbing and hilarious the man embraced for drinking sour milk then all the more when he mentions his divorce First up the "you're better off" stuff Then the gaggle of bloated advisors Disguised in drink and drunk on family life Talk of hostility towards others Love and change, heartaches and courage Depressions and dreams In a basic and colorful language Row about we're all in the same boat It is random, it's ironic These companions working on friendship Hearts in the right place, between the head and the feet His mind runs away with itself Other people's voice, empty glasses He's off into the cold light of day This gives a vague idea of what he has to go through Down to earth, day by day background Optimistic About drama, let the story unfold One thing's for sure, you'll soon get the picture Just a minute to get down the road Saturated by booze, sexually frustrated A reality he's manufactured This being his kind of man Oh god and America, the voice of the tempter Says "I think you have an obligation To look sort of what you're supposed to look like." Culture grid springs into action | LY | LY SL | 276,708 |
rather refreshing antidote to various, current, over-stylised female singer-songwriters. Some of the artwork in the album could be mistaken for stills from Little House on the Prairie. "It's fun to be a woman and put on make-up and get gussied up sometimes and I do occasionally, depending on what I have to do," Lissie explains, "but my music is all about me and my life, and so I see no reason to have to wear a costume if everything I'm doing is a true thing." That's not to say she can't appreciate some of the more image-conscious chanteuses of today, though. She describes Lady Gaga as "awesome" and has done a great cover of her song "Bad Romance"; after being a big hit on the web, it has made it on to the B-side of Lissie's next single, "Cuckoo". She has also become firm friends with Ellie Goulding. The two of them often perform together at each other's gigs. "I feel a bit like a proud older sister, watching her. She's so sweet." And, with that, it's time for Lissie to go and have her picture taken. "Oh, man, I feel like I'm going to throw up! Maybe we can catch it on camera." And, then, that laugh again. Lissie's single "Cuckoo" is released on Monday. The album, 'Catching a Tiger', is out on Columbia Records. Lissie plays Bestival and starts a UK tour on 26 October (Lissie.com) | IN | IN | 361,348 |
when people disagreed with him, they had to respect him," said Mr Michael Somare, Leader of the Opposition. "He was a true leader and always worked for the development of his people." The Prime Minister said that Sir Iambakey had done a great job for the Highlands. "He played a leading role in bringing the region out of isolation and into the modern State of PNG," said Mr Paias Wingti. Mr Wingti is the first Highlander to become Prime Minister of PNG. The funeral service will be held at Koki Lutheran Church on Thursday at 2.30 pm. Sir Iambakey's body is then expected to be flown back to his village for burial. Sir Iambakey leaves a widow, Lady Karina Okuk, and three sons. From mechanic to kingmaker - Page 6. On Page 6, the reader can now find the appreciation part of the obituary, telling the story of Sir Iambakey's life and achievements. It might read as follows: From mechanic to kingmaker Sir Iambakey Okuk, who died yesterday, once boasted that he was a kingmaker. Certainly his support was crucial for every man who has become Prime Minister - Michael Somare at Independence, Sir Julius Chan in 1980 and Paias Wingti last year. The tragedy for Sir Iambakey, though, was that he never wanted to be kingmaker. He wanted to be king. He desperately wanted to be Prime Minister - and in particular to be the first Prime Minister from the Highlands - and he had to watch as the | HI | HI HT | 749,710 |
to share my next recipe with you....... Cranberry, Coconut and Lemon Triangles (grain, dairy and processed sugar free) Combine all the dry ingredients together, in separate bowl combine the egg and honey. Add wet to dry and make a dough. Make into round discs about an inch thick, then cut each one like a pizza. Bake for about 10 minutes on gas mark 4. Cool and enjoy with your hot chocolate! As you can see these are pretty healthy so you can indulge yourself guilt free! | HI | HI RE | 3,107,635 |
of the structure. Alternately, instead of jumping from the top ledge directly to the sloping roof, climb the first of the two vertical wooden poles (i.e., the one protruding from the stone part of the structure). Jump from there to grab the second vertical pole. At this point, Lara should be positioned correctly to make the next jump without changing her angle or height on the pole at all. Move the camera directly behind her and then jump straight forward off the pole to land on the sloping roof. (Lara will lose a tiny bit of health when landing.) Just as she starts to slide, immediately jump again to grab the stone handhold near the corner of the structure. Once Lara is hanging from the corner of the wood and stone structure climb around the corner to the left and jump back to grab the opening behind. Pull up and get ARTIFACT #1 (13/44). Notice the medipack behind the wooden beams. You can't get it from this side, but you'll have another chance soon. So drop down to the ground and climb back up the wood and stone structure. DEEPER INTO THE CAVES: Turn around to face the two vertical poles and take a running jump to grab the stone ledge to the left of the poles. Climb around to the right, jump up to grab the higher handhold and then jump back to perch on top of the first pole. Jump to the second pole, then to the doorway | HI | HI HT | 61,312 |
that if someone with HD has 10 children then on average 5 will inherit the gene and 5 won't. However, there will be some families where less than half of the children will inherit the gene and some others where more than half of the children will inherit the gene. Men and women are at equal risk of inheriting the gene. The only certain way to know of if someone has the gene is to have a gene test. If most of those in a particular family who get HD are women then this is just bad luck for them and good luck for the men of the family. If your boyfriend's mum had HD then he is at a one in two or 50:50 risk of inheriting the gene even though he's a man. Dr Andrew Hi. my boyfriends mum has got hd but he is adament he doesn't want to get tested but i have a baby with him..is there any way i can find out if my baby has got it or not? Stacey (19) has just sent in a question. Name: Stacey Age: 19 Question: Hi. my boyfriends mum has got hd but he is adament he doesn't want to get tested but i have a baby with him..is there any way i can find out if my baby has got it or not? Hi Stacey, Thanks for your question. Firstly, regarding your boyfriend's decision not to be tested, the majority of people at risk choose | ID | ID QA | 618,491 |
through our door. One of the department stores - I think it was John Lewis? - had done a sort of advertorial where two small children (around 2 I think) were invited into the toy department to see which of the things they liked to play with most. The commentary described the two children a bit and then talked about what they liked to play with, including the fact that "<girl's name> usually prefers to play with boys' toys". It really raised the question, why should they be "boy's" toys, if girls love to play with them? And also, as you've said above, did imply that there was something wrong with this poor 2-year-old for going for the "wrong" toys! on a slightly different tangent but I remember going to ELC to get baby DS a set of stacking cups. The assistant explained to me that they were on the top floor, where they had the boys' set, with blue and purple and red etc, and the girls' set, in shades of pink.... There's nothing inherently wrong with pink. My DD has a nice bright pink jumper from the boy's rail in Next; her friend has a fetching pale pink - boy's M&S! There's nothing wrong with the colour per se - its the genderisation of products which is the issue. Those bikes - just read the blurbs. Its not the colour, its the messages about what boys and girls are expected to do . Do a search on Bright | ID | ID DF | 1,466,404 |
up another drink, burboun's hittin' me hard like a freight train, with my back against the wall or on my knees, when worst of your memory gets the best, the best of me Baby, there ain't nothin' like a memory, when its comin' on strong like a hurricane, how could love like that just up and walk away, killin' me baby, its got me pourin' up another drink, burboun's hittin' me hard like a freight train, with my back against the wall or on my knees, when worst of your memory gets the best, the best of me | LY | LY SL | 1,405,769 |
Where to Stay in Sydney -- Apartment Rentals Where to stay in Sydney ? Well, just like Melbourne , Sydney has plenty of choices when it comes to somewhere to check in -- boutique places, flashy five stars, backpacker hostels, and, of course, apartment rentals. Just as we did in Melbourne , we also got to try a huge range of accommodation over a couple of trips to Sydney too*. We'll review our pick of the apartment rentals here and the hotels in following posts. It probably never needs to be said again on this blog, but apartment rentals will always be our preference when it comes to digs if we're in a place for more than a few days, even when that place happens to be our hometown. As fans of slow, sustainable and local travel, we like to be able to settle in for a while and want to know we can shop the markets and do some cooking if it takes our fancy. At the very least, we want a fridge where we can keep some cheese and olives and chill some bottles of Aussie wine. Now it must be said that accommodation in Sydney -- and Australia as a whole -- is expensive. There are few bargains to be had, even when it comes to apartments. But at least with apartments you can save money by occasionally cooking in or bunking down with family and friends -- and we've also got some great tips here to | IN | IN | 3,697,375 |
need to know about the three federal by-elections in one post ?In general, these are so-called safe ridings. So I definitely doubt that they are going to switch. The leading parties in each riding has just got a huge lead,? Mr. Bozinoff said in a telephone interview on Monday. ?So, protest vote and all that? No, there?s not much of that going on.? On the other, he said, each of by-elections is an indicator of trends that are occurring in different parts of the country. The Victoria race, said Mr. Bozinoff, suggests declining Conservative fortunes in British Columbia, the Calgary by-election could test what is happening to the Liberals federally and the Durham results show no party is gaining traction in that part of Ontario. The survey of 422 randomly selected voters in Durham suggests that Conservative candidate Erin O?Toole would have taken 46 per cent of the ballots if the vote had been held last week. NDP candidate Larry O?Connor had the support of 24 per cent of respondents while Liberal Grant Humes had 20 per cent. The seat is up for grabs after the resignation of former International Development Minister Bev Oda, who was embarrassed by the opposition into repaying some of her travel expenses, including $16 for a glass of orange juice. In the 2011 general election, Ms. Oda took 54 per cent of the vote, said Mr. Bozinoff. So the Conservatives would seem to be down in that riding. In Durham, the Liberals would normally gain | ID | ID DF | 3,749,345 |
he works - except for one Vanessa (Elisha Cuthbert) who has a 'smile that lights up a room', but pays no attention to the geeky Bob. Bob is deranged, talks to his goldfish at home (and they answer back!), and plans to kill the most offensive of his fellow workers. But in the adjacent cubicle there is a like mind who beats him to the show and one morning opens fire killing five people and wounding Vanessa with a bullet to her spine that leaves her paralyzed: Bob serendipitously uses his own gun to kill the assailant and becomes a hero for the corporation. Though Bob is unchanged in appearance or outlook he is elevated to VP of Creative Thinking under the head boss Gene Shelby (William H. Macy). He visits Vanessa in the hospital, suffers her tantrum at being a quadriplegic, but finally is called back to her bedside and sweet-talked into being her hero life-saving guardian - and more. Once Bob feels needed and perhaps 'loved' by Vanessa he begins to change, only to have unfortunate reminders of reality enter and alter his life yet again. Though the subject matter is rather terrifying, Cappello elects to present this tale as black humor. In the hands of less competent actors it would like have been a dud, but with Christian Slater's finely nuanced performance the film takes on a powerful sheen. The line between madness and normalcy is a thin one indeed and there are many disturbing lessons to | IP | IP DS | 10,352 |
etc. These are the facts. Thus for them UAC is actually a hinderence not a boon. OK Younger parents may know some stuff but most likely in many cases, how to plug in a playstation and stick in the DVD. 2) Lack of configurablity is the Microsoft way and its always been the wrong way. Its fine to have wizards but for users in the know, the option to actually configure the options manually and in detail is a must. In converse however the good old Linux way is just as bad. A perfect system would provide auto setup and easy wizards for basic users, and for advanced users who don;t know about the hardware itself (in detail). I'm sorry I don;t want to spend weeks learning about how to configure each individual hardware, unless it becomes necessary. Likewise though when I need to, I want the power to do so. In this case, way can I not configure exceptions to the rule and do so on a number of parameters. Why are there only 2 levels of security. This is why UAC doesn't float my boat. Tweak UAC is nice as far as it goes, but I still lack power to say this is ok and this I would like to be reminded about. 3) It doesn't actually adress the fundamental problem. The problem is that developers etc and infact many users cannot work in a user account (especially on their home PC) for a lot of regular tasks. | HI | HI HT | 148,826 |
of to balance those two sides was Ray. He has the best kind of baggage, for me. You often trade off with actors -- say you're Ken Loach; you'll cast an unknown or maybe a comic who doesn't have the same kind of baggage and people are see them fresh. Maybe they don't have any history and that's a good thing for a certain kind of film, and bad for another. If you then cast them in action film that would feel weird. I think with this, Ray has a lot of baggage to him, and for me it was very useful. You're used to seeing him play hard men, men who are trouble, men of violence and action. When you see him vulnerable at the beginning, hopefully that is quite shocking -- more shocking than if you were seeing a complete unknown. He carries all the weight of those previous films, and yet you're seeing him ravaged by a disease and problems from his past. That immediately worked for me, and I couldn't think of any other British actor who could work in the same way, with the correct kind of baggage. "[Ray Winstone] carries all the weight of those previous films, and yet you're seeing him ravaged by a disease and problems from his past. That immediately worked for me..." JR: In that respect, how would you have felt about making it with another actor? Would you have waited for Ray Winstone to be available if he hadn't | SP | SP IT | 3,127,586 |
Port Arthur, its cheerleader ideal, the prom no one invited you to, ugly duckling, the irritant lodged in your heart, which you choked with beads and feathers, speed and horse, Southern Comfort, that wild cackle laugh. You were the hottest chick in town, could out-ball any guy but no man made you feel as good as an audience and if pearls are tears of the gods yours were shed in private, that wisecracking shell hiding the square dream of love and picket fences you never quite left behind on Pearl's road to fame. The day you bought it at the Landmark Motel, face down, wedged between wall and bed in panties and blouse, your lip cut, fisting a handful of silver and bills, your life zapped by the too-pure heroin you skin-popped earlier, you'd called City Hall about a marriage license, never dreaming your fianc would be removing his pants in a game of strip billiards at the moment you'd lay your works in a Chinese box and lurch forwards. Don't still, my beating heart We're born with a finite number of heartbeats, according to the ancient yogis, who counselled calm, the steering clear of things that make our heart rate quicken, bring us closer to death. But who wants to be prudent when it comes to the heart? I'd rather splurge, fritter my remaining heartbeats on grape suede shoes and a plum crpe dress, slide on stockings you'll later peel off (there goes a few days' worth), gamble them | LY | LY PO | 1,423,990 |
About limits Speed limits Excessive speed is one of the biggest killers on our roads. On average, 130 people die every year in New Zealand in speed-related crashes. Remember, the faster you go, the more likely you are to be killed or seriously injured if you crash. Safe speed guidelines You can drive at any speed under or equal to the limit, provided: your speed is safe for the traffic conditions (for example, slow down if you are on a busy road, or if there are pedestrians or cyclists around) your speed is safe for the road conditions (for example, slow down if the road is winding, bumpy, narrow, wet or icy) your speed is safe for the weather conditions (for example, slow down if it is raining, windy or foggy) you can stop suddenly behind a vehicle that you're following -- if a vehicle ahead of you stops suddenly and you run into the back of it, you will be legally responsible you can stop in half the length of clear road you can see in front of you on a road with no centre line or lanes (for example, a narrow country road where vehicles may meet head-on) you can stop in the length of clear lane you can see in front of you on a road with a centre line or lanes. Slow drivers If you are travelling slower than the speed limit and there are vehicles following you, you must: keep as close to the left | IN | IN IB | 1,772,802 |
provided on-line, you should bring your Social Insurance Number card and a piece of government issued photo ID (e.g. driver's license, passport) to Enrolment Services, 172 St. George Street, to get or reset the information so that you can log in. An on-line application is the preferred method to apply although a paper version will be available when issued by the government. Be sure that you complete the application for OSAP for Part-Time Students. All documents including signature pages and supporting documents should be submitted directly to Enrolment Services. This program assists with the educational expenses of part-time degree students taking course loads of less than 60% per term. A term is defined as September to December, January to April or May to August. Students taking course loads of 60% or greater in a particular term should apply using the application for OSAP for Full-Time Students on-line at: http://osap.gov.on.ca . Students apply for the Canada Student Grants, Part-Time Canada Student Loan and Ontario Part-Time Grant on the one application form. The Canada Student Grants portion of the program is designed to assist: a student with a low income as defined by the program (maximum grant $1200 September to August); a student with a low income as defined by the program who is permanently disabled (maximum grant $3200 September to August). The Ontario Part-Time Grant portion of the program is designed to assist: a student who is not eligible for the $1200 Canada Student Grant may be considered for this grant | IN | IN DT | 566,516 |
the chief head on when discussing the linchpin of the case given that it's the main point of contention between him and them. And something else is strange too: The conservative opinion goes on to argue in methodical detail why the rest of the law shouldn't be severable from the mandate. Quote: The opinion now explains in Part V -- C -- 1, infra, why the Act's major provisions are not severable from the Mandate and Medicaid Expansion. It proceeds from the insurance regulations and taxes (C -- 1 -- a), to the reductions in reimbursements to hospitals and other Medicare reductions(C -- 1 -- b), the exchanges and their federal subsidies (C -- 1 -- c),and the employer responsibility assessment (C -- 1 -- d). Part V -- C -- 2, infra, explains why the Act's minor provisions also are not severable. Major provisions of the Affordable Care Act -- i.e., the insurance regulations and taxes, the reductions in federal reimbursements to hospitals and other Medicare spending reductions, the exchanges and their federal subsidies, and the employer responsibility assessment -- cannot remain once the Individual Mandate and Medicaid Expansion are invalid. Why would they bother with an intricate analysis of which provisions were severable from the mandate if this opinion was written in the knowledge that the mandate was ultimately being upheld? You only need step-by-step instructions on severability if you're in the majority and obliged to provide lower courts with guidance on which parts of the statute are | IP | IP | 156,091 |
we have shipped all over the world.. I hope this helps answer your questions and if you need pricing on some systems for you Audi please let me know we sell more than one brand at forjworks. @ Eight08customs. Thank you so much for your reply. Really, that was a wealth of infomation and it covered almost all my concerns. Next set of Questions, and thank you all for taking the time to reply. Are there complete kits available? What would a kit consist of? Are camber plates necessary? Does having air affect the life span of your tyres? I've noticed most rides with air run a narrower tyre, say for example, instead of a 235-35-19, you'd run a 215-35-19? Is this for stretch ? What kit would be recommended and who would be the best (read easiest to order from? ) Keep in mind I'm all the way in South Africa. What prices would i be looking at? The tanks I can get down here, I'm pretty sure I can get the compressors too. I'll have to view them make and model obviously first to see if we do get them here. It can depending on your alignment. My truck was aligned quite badly when I got it and I got really premature tire wear until I got it aligned properly. Now all is good. Just be aware of your negative camber when it is aired up to your "sweet spot". If too much negative camber, the insides of | ID | ID DF | 3,362,827 |
This is the official website for novelist F. Paul Wilson. If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ . To take full advantage of the site you'll want register . As a registered user you'll be able to comment on News items, participate in the Forums and access Rasalom's Arcade . And the best part is registration is free! A Little Bit of Good News... Here's my original post from back in '09: I was just curious (and perhaps other forum members are, also) as to which F. Paul Wilson book was your first? How old were you when you read it? Why did you read it? Inquiring minds want to know how you got hooked... Sincerely, Srem Here's my story on how it all started: In 1985 (I was 13 and on summer break from school) my father brought me along on one of his "construction excursions." It was a cold, rainy day and due to the fact that I was too young to operate the heavy machinery needed to build the new indoor tennis court he was working on, I got stuck sitting in his cramped Toyota truck all day. Sensing my boredom, he gave me some money and said I could go get whatever I wanted from the brand new mini-mart that had popped up next to the tennis court's construction site. After walking around the mini-mart for awhile, and armed with the usual kid-fare of soda pop and candy, I drifted | ID | ID DF | 3,265,028 |
area, which may include government, organizations, and out to the edge, the individual. [ 72 ] These changes in communication systems raise empirical questions about trust to media effect. Prior empirical studies have shown that trust in information sources plays a major role in people’s decision making. [ 73 ] People's attitudes more easily change when they hear messages from trustworthy sources. In the Reuter's report, 27% of respondents agree that they worry about the accuracy of a story on a blog. [ 49 ] However, 40% of them believe the stories on blogs are more balanced than traditional papers since they are provided with a range of opinions. Recent research has shown that in the new social media communication environment, the civil or uncivil nature of comments will bias people's information processing even if the message is from a trustworthy source, [ 74 ] which bring the practical and ethical question about the responsibility of communicator in the social media environment. Some have said that "fast (social) media and deep slow thought don't mix well." From Nicholas Carr , "As media theorist Marshall McLuhan pointed out in 1960s, media are not just passive channels of information. They supply the stuff of thought, but they also shape the process of thought. And what the Net seems to be doing is chipping away my capacity for concentration and contemplation." However, there are several benefits brought from deep reading. For example, "our ability to interpret text, to make the rich mental connection | IN | IN EN | 9,996,496 |
bit of a socialist tradition, doesn't it? That might play into it. I don't know how Ireland historically has been. Come on, let's get real here. The fact that abortion is illegal obviously has a lot to do with the fact that it's such a heavily catholic country. That shouldn't even be a question. Ireland is one of the most religious countries in Europe. The Communists still have quite an influence here I believe, yes - you see it in the way local government is organised and how 'officialdom' works. I like it a lot, I think if I was an Italian I'd vote for them. I don't think you can just say abortion is illegal because Ireland is Catholic - my point was that Italy (where the Pope lives!) is just as strongly Catholic, but here it's legal and has been for some years. So what is it that's different about Ireland? That was my question. I think you answered your own question. Religion is very important, but so are politics. A country with a stronger communist/socialist tradition will naturally be more favourable to measures such as abortion. But yes, as a a general rule I very much think you cay say that Catholicism is the reason why abortion is illegal in Ireland. No doubt they would say that themselves. Obviously it's not the only reason, but it is the main reason. I'm sure the more right-wing Catholics in Italy are also opposed to abortion. Opposition to abortion is | ID | ID DF | 39,602 |
this band has a very typical "cryer" type of voice, most often heard in garbage bands like NoFx, Blink 182 and Bad Religion. However, this song strikes a nerve and is extremely well written and recorded. undescribeable | Reviewer: CO2 | 12/19/07 this is the best song in the world. i downloaded it ages ago and couldnt bring myself to listen to it for personal reasons, but when i did, it reached me on a level i cannot even begin to describe. Geoffs histroy behind it is mindblowing. THE BEST SONG IN THE WORLD. The following area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of War All The Time Lyrics. | LY | LY SL | 736,455 |
the number of babies is likely to gain ground through natural selection, we can say with some confidence that incompetence in the use of contraceptives is probably on the rise (though only if those unintended babies themselves thrive enough to breed in turn). Bio-engineered micronutrients may be the most cost-effective way to help the poor Latest Mind and Matter column in the Wall Street Journal This week saw the announcement of the latest conclusions of the Copenhagen Consensus, a project founded by BjA,rn Lomborg in which expert economists write detailed papers every four years and then gather to vote on the answer to a simple question: Imagine you had $75 billion to donate to worthwhile causes. What would you do, and where should we start? Being maltreated as a child can perhaps affect you for life. It now seems the harm might reach into your very DNA. Two recently published studies found evidence of changes to the genetic material in people with experience of maltreatment. These are the tip of an iceberg of discoveries in the still largely mysterious field of "epigenetic" epidemiology-the alteration of gene expression in ways that affect later health. Peter Pringle's new book "Experiment Eleven" documents a shocking scandal in the history of medicine, when Albert Schatz, the discoverer of streptomycin, was deprived of the credit and the Nobel Prize by his ambitious boss, Selman Waksman. Streptomycin was and is a miraculous cure for tuberculosis. Yet the near disappearance of tuberculosis from the Western world, where | OP | OP OB | 370,515 |
you down You're strumming on my heart strings like you were a grade 8 but I've never felt this way I'll pick your feet up off of the ground and never ever let you down, now You're strumming on my heart strings like you were a grade 8 but I never felt this way I'll pick your feet up off of the ground and never ever let you down, now My eyes are a river filler, this drink is a liver killer My chest is a pillow for your weary head to lay to rest again Your body is my ballpoint pen and your mind is my new best friend Your eyes are the mirror to take me to the edge again, now And I see it in your movements tonight if we should ever do this right I'm never gonna let you down, I'll never let you down I'll keep it on the down low and I'll keep you around so I'll know That I'll never let you down, I'll never let you down You're strumming on my heart strings like you were a grade 8 but I've never felt this way I'll pick your feet up off of the ground and never ever let you down You're strumming on my heart strings like you were a grade 8 but I never felt this way I'll pick your feet up off of the ground and never ever let you down You're strumming on my heart strings like you were | LY | LY SL | 83,871 |
As I Lay Dying Interview We recently caught up with As I Lay Dying frontman, Tim Lambesis, whilst they were touring the UK with Trivium. Following the release of their recent studio release, Awakened, the band are currently touring Europe with Florida metallers, Trivium. OMG: Summer 2012 had some pretty awesome highlights, namely the Mayhem Festival tour and playing Download 2012 in the UK, were there any other highlights that I've missed, and what was your favourite moment of this summer? TIM: It's all a blur because there's been so much travelling; it's hard to remember real specifics but the Mayhem Tour was a good experience for us because it's that festival atmosphere every day, but we get to re-live it 40 days in a row, so that was pretty exciting. OMG: So you've just released "Awakened," how do you write a song, do you have a specific method and process or is it different for every track? TIM: It's a little different for each track, the general idea is that five of us will start working on individual ideas and start emailing each other those ideas, for everybody in the band we'll program some basic drums, and start layering guitars over it. In some cases the ideas being emailed back and forth are pretty much completed songs, and in other cases they're just a collection of riffs that we finish as a band when we get together in a traditional rehearsal environment. Instrumentally when we're happy with the song, | SP | SP IT | 3,040,275 |
Here's how Large cushion Step 1: Using assorted fabrics, cut then stitch together sufficient squares and rectangles with a 1cm seam to make 4 strips that when joined measure 50 x 50cm. Stitch strips together to complete cushion front. Step 2: Referring to image (above) as a guide and centring over seams, use running stitch to secure 2 lengths of braid (1 vertically and 1 horizontally) to cushion front. Step 3: For back cover, cut a 50cm square in plain cotton. Step 4: With right sides facing, and leaving a 25cm opening for turning, stitch cover front to back, using a 1cm seam. How to make Yoyos Step 1: Create yoyo templates by tracing circles in various sizes. Cut out from desired fabrics. Step 2: Make a 2-3mm turnover around edge of each yoyo, then run a small gathering stitch around folded edge, gathering up into the middle to form yoyos. Step 3: Onto a 40cm length of stranded embroidery cotton, use needle to thread, in sequence, 4 small buttons, small yoyo, 3 mid-size buttons, medium yoyo, 4 large buttons, large yoyo and 8 large buttons. Take thread back up through layers, knotting off at the top. Step 4: Leaving length for hanging loop, knot ends. | HI | HI HT | 563,150 |
chart will look something like the one below. | HI | HI HT | 567,123 |
is paid his worth, or, the job does not truly exist and the employee is being 'utilised' in a menial manner to boost the company's profit margin. Any addition costs paid by the the employer in the form of increased wages will, sooner or later, find its way into the cost of the company's services or product. By no stretch of the imagination are my politics left-wing. That said, I still believe, indeed have always believed, a 'man is worthy of his hire'." "The Living Wage would show employees that they are more appreciated or their job is worthwhile yet in Cornwall where there are few full time positions and no to little career prospects i doubt it would ever be an issue to anyone or business, just an interesting discussion point. If companies truly wished to value their staff part or full time they could pay whatever wage they wish regardless of a set wage which is volentary. Perhaps their workers would be very happy however it would have to be a booming business in these times. A pound higher per hour wpuld still be a benefit on part time wage. Extra eight pounds a day times by three=24 a week. Nearly a whole days worth. Excellant :D." "If you earn the level of money at question here and want to earn more, could I point you towards our institutes of learning rather than praying for a miracle This is a political gimmick, so long as employers have people | ID | ID QA | 796,408 |
to consider the strictures imposed on Steve Webb by No.11 to realise that most of what ministers can and cannot do is dictated from behind the scenes by men who pull their strings and probably give them a sharp yank when they consider it necessary. What Greg Clark may wish to do and what he's actually able to do are likely to be two very different things. | OP | OP OB | 789,128 |
Christmas All Over The World Lyrics Tim McGraw In the desert they're hanging Christmas lights From a cactus Christmas tree And all the way over the sea In Tokyo, they're hanging mistletoe And way down south in Mexico They're singing feliz Navidad And over in Leningrad Where the white lights glow They're dancing in the snow And the bells, the bells, the bells Are ringing The joy, the joy, the joy They're bringing For every boy and girl It's Christmas time, all over the world From Romania to Pennsylvania They're watching for that sleigh [ From: http://www.metrolyrics.com/christmas-all\\... ] Over in China town, Someone saw him flying round You know they can hardly wait You might say joyeux Noel You might say Bonon Natalie It won't make a difference to me No matter where you are It's gonna warm your heart When the bells, the bells, the bells Are ringing The joy, the joy, the joy They're bringing For every boy and girl Yeah the bells, the bells The oy, the joy For every boy and girl It's Christmas time, all over the world | LY | LY SL | 426,058 |
you space to spend time with friends and family? Do you enjoy spending time together? Do you feel comfortable telling your partner when something she or he is doing upsets you? Do you feel comfortable sharing your thoughts and feelings? Can you tell your partner what you like sexually? Does your partner make an effort to get along with your friends and family? Is your partner proud of your accomplishments and successes? Does your partner respect your differences? Can you talk to your partner about safer sex and/or birth control? Relationships can be complicated, but if you answered ?yes? to all of these questions, there?s a good chance your relationship makes you happy. If you answered ?no? to two or more questions, you might be in an unhealthy relationship. If your relationship feels unhealthy, find out more . If you feel that your relationship could use improvement, talk with your partner about it. When you talk, be clear about what your concerns are. Good communication is an important step in problem solving. There?s no quick fix to issues that come up in your relationship ? that?s why both partners need to make an ongoing effort to relate to each other better. You may want to consider getting help from someone outside your relationship. Sometimes talking with a counselor or therapist can help couples work through issues and improve their relationships. Ending a Relationship People choose to end relationships for many reasons. Your relationship may make you uncomfortable or unhappy. You | HI | HI HT | 683,813 |
system? In Canada a few weeks ago, a sleeper-cell bomb factory was discovered with the explosives and circuit boards for dozens of bombs. The Canadian Parliament Buildings and a Canadian subway were targets named in emails between the captured Muslim terrorists. Canadians deserve pledges from their politicians that they would personally clear the bombs from the terrorists they let into Canada.... But the minimum Canadians should demand from their politicians is a pledge in writing to explain to the families of the terrorists' future victims, as well as to the Canadian public, why such potential Muslim terrorists were allowed into Canada. And why we should trust those politicians to prevent entry of more Muslim terrorists. I don't know anything about the Australian Tea Party but it already sounds mushy. Canada held the G8/G20 meeting at a security cost of about $1 Billion. A small part of that security cost was needed against the idiotic anti-globalist anarchists. But the major fear naturally was about Muslim terrorism and mass murder. If you don't care about massive bloodshed, what about the costs of doubling and re-doubling Muslim populations in our societies ?? Even though my area has been threatened but not yet hit by terrorism, the small Muslim population here causes lots of violent crime related to drug trafficking and honour killings. And if you don't care about Canada, the US, Europe, how bad do you want Muslims to get in Australia ???...... I want to know is how do we clean up | OP | OP OB | 462,115 |
problem was in his picture he looked like Brad Pitt ... when he showed up he looked like Quasimodo," she said. While most online daters aren't expecting Brad Pitt, establishing false expectations with a misleading photo inevitably leads to disappointment and distrust. "If you responded to your own profile, are there lies or omissions that you would feel make you feel you'd been duped?" That's the litmus test that Dave Grossman, founder of CanoodleOnline.com, encourages his members to use when assessing their dating profile. If you do "lie" by omission in your profile, own up before the first date, Grossman advised. Alan almost didn't make the grade for a date with Molly Niles. He was outside her age range and only looked average in his picture. But Alan's profile demonstrated he was thoughtful, smart, close to his family and a good uncle, Niles said. He showed enough of the traits Niles wanted in a mate to get her interested. Meet your match Keep your e-courtship short. Until your digital correspondence evolves into a real-world date, "you're missing so many of the cues you get from seeing a person face-to-face, not to mention from seeing him or her interact with other people," cautioned psychotherapist Tina B. Tessina. That's one reason relationship experts advise against drawing out online correspondence for more than a couple back-and-forth exchanges. Extended correspondence often creates a false sense of intimacy that can lead to disappointment when the actual meeting occurs. While you're at it, keep first encounters | HI | HI HT | 3,080,305 |
Lo siento mucho, senor. [ Under his breath ] Mexican Waiter : Pinche gringo. Milton Waddams : [ as the waiter walks away ] And yes, I won't be leaving a tip, 'cause I could... I could shut this whole resort down. Sir? I'll take my traveler's checks to a competing resort. I could write a letter to your board of tourism and I could have this place condemned. I could put... I could put... strychnine in the guacamole. There was salt on the glass, BIG grains of salt. Share this quote Joanna : I dunno, it just seems wrong. Peter Gibbons : It's NOT wrong. INITECH is wrong. INITECH is an evil corporation, all right? Chochkies is wrong. Doesn't it bother you that you have to get up in the morning and you have to put on a bunch of pieces of flair? Joanna : Yeah, but I'm not about to go in and start taking money from the register. Peter Gibbons : Well, maybe you should. You know, the Nazis had pieces of flair that they made the Jews wear. Joanna : What? Share this quote Bill Lumbergh : Oh, and remember: next Friday... is Hawaiian shirt day. So, you know, if you want to, go ahead and wear a Hawaiian shirt and jeans. Share this quote Rob Newhouse : Conjugal visits? Mmmm. Not that I know of. Y'know, minimum-security prison is no picnic. I have a client in there right now. He says the trick is: kick | SP | SP TV | 523,603 |
Nice doesn't have to be nasty In recent weeks our newspapers and television screens have been dominated by tragic stories of NHS patients being denied access to drugs which have the potential to extend their life. By Andrew Lansley, shadow secretary of state for health 6:22PM BST 10 Sep 2008 A large amount of anger has been directed towards the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) which is responsible for making these decisions. While I understand the distress of people who have paid taxes all their lives only to then be let down by the NHS in their hour of need, I do not believe that NICE is ultimately to blame. Nice is, after all, a body set up by the Labour Government, which works within a framework of rules set by the Department of Health. I think the real question that needs to be asked is why this Labour Government is failing thousands of patients who are unable to access these life-saving drugs? Why, when British taxpayers have recently doubled the amount of money they provide to the NHS, is the health service not there for them when they need it? In the UK, drugs which are routinely available in other European countries are denied to NHS patients. As Sweden's top medical university the Karolinska Institute has argued: "The UK has a poor (drugs) uptake, which is lower than the average throughout Europe, and a slow rate even after the drugs have been available for 4 years". | IP | IP ED | 253,664 |
missiles and other weapons, had infected components, purchased from Communist China. | OP | OP OB | 3,340,151 |
on this product, and now I have to stick with this router until I get enough money to buy a new one. You can kick people off your connection, you can block websites, and you can black MAC addresses from other computers. These three things are the only things that the router is useful for, and when you actually need most of the connections open, then you have problems. This router is recommended for only a single person depending on what the router is being used for. If you plan on simply browsing websites(completely ignoring games or YouTube altogether)then you will not notice much of a difference. If you have a house full of pro gamers and an immigrant who enjoys webcamming with his wife back in the Philippines, then you have an issue with bandwidth being sapped from your "beloved 5.0 GHz that Dlink loves to brag about." It absolutely sickens me that such false advertising actually works. All in all, do not buy this product unless you absolutely "have" to use it for browsing/business purposes. If you are sharing with more than two people, then the chances of you having bandwidth issues only triples as the more things are done on it. Sure, blocking them can be a quick fix, but what will you say to them after they realise you've blocked them off for good when they need it as well? DLink did an excellent job in producing this router, but this router does not deliver in | OP | OP RV | 340,210 |
EU must send Gaddafi 'back into the cold' - Ashton BRUSSELS, Feb 26 (Reuters) - The European Union, which is preparing to announce sanctions on the Libyan government, must send Muammar Gaddafi 'back into the cold', the EU foreign affairs chief wrote in an article published on Saturday. "His outrageous behaviour in the past few days demands we send him back into the cold," Catherine Ashton wrote in an opinion article in the International Herald Tribune. European Union governments reached consensus on Friday on imposing an arms embargo, asset freezes and a travel ban on Libya, but a formal decision will only be taken early next week. [ID:nLDE71O1YH] U.S. President Barak Obama signed an order on Friday prohibiting transactions related to Libya and blocking property, the first major step to isolate the North African leader, who has used army, police and irregular forces to try to crush anti-government protests. Diplomats at the United Nations have said a vote on a draft resolution calling for an arms embargo on Libya as well as travel bans and asset freezes on its leaders might come on Saturday after U.N. chief Ban ki Moon said it could not wait. Gaddafi, once branded a "mad dog" by the White House for backing global militants, had spent decades in diplomatic isolation from the West. However in recent years oil exports have helped thaw relations. (Writing by Ben Deighton) Leave a comment: IMPORTANT: Your comment will not appear immediately as we vet all messages before publication. We | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 430,483 |
such as the national Do Not Call Registry. If the problem is bad enough, the police may take a report from you and give you advice on getting a legal order for your phone company to turn information over to you about the withheld number, or they may help you to trace the call themselves. 4 Use programs and applications that route your call to a service provider that can unlock the withheld number. Some programs may use your cell phone to route anonymous calls to the service provider who can then finds out the caller's information and sends it back to your cell phone. Tips and warnings Your cell phone can be programmed to block withheld numbers, and you may be able to request from your land line phone provider to stop blocked numbers. Be aware that some of these services may not follow all privacy laws. Be sure to verify the validity and legality of any service you use to track anonymous calls. | HI | HI HT | 656,210 |
our own field of action And comes to find that action of little importance Though never indifferent. History may be servitude, History may be freedom. See, now they vanish, The faces and places, with the self which, as it could, loved them, To become renewed, transfigured, in another pattern. Sin is Behovely, but All shall be well, and All manner of thing shall be well. If I think, again, of this place, And of people, not wholly commendable, Of no immediate kin or kindness, But of some peculiar genius, All touched by a common genius, United in the strife which divided them; If I think of a king at nightfall, Of three men, and more, on the scaffold And a few who died forgotten In other places, here and abroad, And of one who died blind and quiet Why should we celebrate These dead men more than the dying? It is not to ring the bell backward Nor is it an incantation To summon the spectre of a Rose. We cannot revive old factions We cannot restore old policies Or follow an antique drum. These men, and those who opposed them And those whom they opposed Accept the constitution of silence And are folded in a single party. Whatever we inherit from the fortunate We have taken from the defeated What they had to leave us?a symbol: A symbol perfected in death. And all shall be well and All manner of thing shall be well By the purification of the | LY | LY PO | 123,903 |
and their only thinkable option to survive as a king of dungheap is trying to please all. Nicholas Dollak I understand that. However, it's a foolish excuse for banning words (something that shouldn't be done anyway). On top of this, since these are standardized tests they should reflect what presumably has been taught as part of the curriculum -- if there's any "controversy," it's because a student goofed off instead of paying attention, and probably never learned comprehension skills (i.e. context clues) either. Banning words 1. dumbs things down, which in the end does nobody any favors; 2. forces people who have heavy responsibilities to walk on eggshells; and 3. -- worst of all, since this was made public and you can bet the students are laughing over this list of new "bad" words -- students will be feigning offense any time a word on the list pops up anywhere (not just on tests), and they'll be accusing teachers they don't like of saying such words. Most administrators find it easier to fire a teacher over groundless complaints than to address the real issue. Daniel Bezden Hey, maybe if we ban the word "Stupid" we wont have it any more? Michael For reasons no one seems able to explain, education is the only profession where people with little or no experience in the field are put in charge. Sorry, that seems to be happening in our health care system too. Einstein said it best: The only things that are infinite | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 725,376 |
I ripped up the rest years ago and put in food production. I find that lawns are such a waste of space, resources and water. However, all in all, I wouldn't have it any bigger and certainly not much smaller and I find that I can manage it in the spare time that I have available. I am very happy with what we have and couldn't want for any more land. By making do with what I have, we can grow just about anything in the smallest of spaces. 11 comments: Love it! My favorite part of your piece is where you say you wouldn't have it bigger, because that's pretty much how I feel about my space. I used to (and still occasionally, but not often) wish for more land (because I'd like goats), but realistically, at my age, I know this quarter acre is about all the land I am comfortable trying to cultivate and maintain, and really, used wisely, it's more than enough. Hi Gavin, You may have already blogged about this, but how do you protect your fruit trees from pests in your front yard, ie. birds/ bugs/ disease? I use mesh sleeves on our apricot tree, and now on our plum & nectarine, as well as sockettes on the apple trees. We also spray for curly leaf on our stone fruit at bud swell too. In fact, for every different variety we have there seems to be something different to be done to it! I | OP | OP OB | 545,306 |
one of the sequences while you watched me and the moment I snapped the pyramid block into position my screen faded to black. It was all you now, Joel. It was my time to sit back and watch you explore what I had made. HM: So our immediate reaction was WHOA CREEPY because my once clean geometric world was suddenly populated with humanoid shapes. Each chamber in the sequence had figures in it like posed statues. Nothing moved and I was a little... uncomfortable getting too close to the figures at the beginning. But it was soon clear that we had constructed a series of frozen moments and it was up to us to make sense of the story implied in the montage. GB: I was enthralled I've got to say. Even if these stories or vignettes were difficult to comprehend and decipher. HM: So we played the whole game twice more after that, to assemble the other sequences, meaning we played through it four times in total. We spent ages debating what stories the game was trying to tell us. I think we came to the conclusion the three stories weren't connected. GB: I'm not sure we took away anything concrete but as mentioned earlier, I got the sense that the stories -- like the mechanics and the co-op element itself -- were about compartmentalisation, connectedness and the breaking down of that. There were depictions of families being reunited, couples forming and breaking up, people being imprisoned, running away | SP | SP IT | 3,080,587 |
twice. St Louis Bertrand had confession every morning before offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Your Eminence how about it? Regarding skipping meat as an evangelization opportunity, just a note to say that I have been a vegetarian for about 25 years, and it is extremely rare for anyone to notice or comment on the fact that I am not eating meat. Even people whom I have never met before. Refraining from meat is quite common these days. Along with thousands and thousands of vegetarians, now it is becoming more common for local governments to encourage the "green" initiative of "Meatless Mondays." These days I am not sure that many people will identify a meatless meal with being Catholic. It is just become very normal and common to skip meat. Pax. Last year during Lent, His Eminence, ran a video contest on the Sacrament of Confession in the Archdiocese of NY. Young people in high school and college even created short YouTube videos encouraging participation in the sacrament. The winners were the ones who received the most "likes". So everyone was promoting "views" in order to win. It was interesting to see their creativity and a great idea to encourage going to Confession. A friend just told me that his pastor said that after the last election there were lines of penitents confessing having voted for Obama. I wish His Eminence would say something like this priest now that the election is over: Will Obama's Catholics Realize What They | OP | OP RS | 44,476 |
are concerned with admissibility of evidence, which is not in issue here; and none, aside from those already mentioned, arose where in the face of clear and general language it was contended that Parliament must nevertheless have intended the words of the statute to have only a limited effect. It is true that the Act of 1987 goes further than any other drawn to our attention. In legislation concerned, for example, with Department of Trade inspections under the Companies Acts, the disclosure of incriminating evidence is a by-product of an investigation directed to other ends, whereas the whole purpose of this Act is to extract material which will lead to a conviction. It is also true that section 2(8) does not provide complete protection, since information obtained in answer to questions (such as, for example, the location of funds in a foreign bank account) can lead to the disclosure of damaging facts which once known can be proved by other means, even if the answers themselves cannot be put in evidence. This is not, however, a unique feature of this particular type of legislation. Moreover, even the Act of 1984 itself, which is the foundation of Code C, provides in section 76(4) that evidence discovered as the result of an inadmissible confession is not ipso facto rendered inadmissible. In my view these characteristics serve only to require the court to be more than ever cautious before concluding that Parliament really intended to exclude one of the immunities which I have | IN | IN DT | 239,786 |
the Lands of Dream and written about their journeys. Some of these tales are warnings, others are maps to roads that we may follow; all have been of great assistance in my own endeavours. Thus I have decided that [...] The word Revolution, which we Socialists are so often forced to use, has a terrible sound in most people's ears, even when we have explained to them that it does not necessarily mean a change accompanied by riot and all kinds of violence, and cannot mean a change made mechanically and in the teeth of [...] | SP | SP IT | 3,080,587 |
rubbish. It is either all in or all out as far as I am concerned. I think Australian farmers are going to face serious problems in segregation. If anyone has had a crop with a few seeds of black oats in it, to see how the seed multiplies in the seed et cetera, it speaks for itself. Thank you very much, Mr Chair. Senator CHERRY ?Following on from that question?and it is probably the key one in respect of your act?my reading of the act says there is no definition in the act of segregation as being an economic issue. Surely the question of whether the seeds propagate on a farm or the next farm is fundamentally an environmental issue. How do you justify the view that that is not an environmental issue? Dr Meek ?Because segregation is to do with segregation for marketing purposes. It is to have a separation of GM from non-GM. Senator CHERRY ?But segregation is about ensuring that a neighbouring farm does not end up with a drift of seed or pollen from the farm next door. Surely that is an environmental issue. Dr Meek ?No. Segregation, as I said earlier, is about segregation for marketing purposes. In the risk assessment and risk management plan we have prepared in relation to each and every genetically modified organism which is proposed for release in Australia, we need certainly to look at the issue of whether or not the genetic material either in the plant itself or | SP | SP IT | 438,971 |
on his Twitter bio , told New York Magazine that he had helped find the videos and get them to Mr. Corn. He is credited with "research assistance" on the Mother Jones Web site. Mr. Romney has repeatedly compared Mr. Obama to President Carter, suggesting both were failures. In an audio clip posted online from the same fund-raiser, apparently by the person who gave the videos to Mother Jones, Mr. Romney is heard joking that he would have an easier time winning the election if his father had been born to Mexican parents. "My dad, as you probably know, was the governor of Michigan and was the head of a car company," Mr. Romney says in the audio clip. "But he was born in Mexico , and, uh, had he been born of, uh, Mexican parents, I'd have a better shot at winning this." But the most striking part of the video is Mr. Romney's characterization of nearly half of the country. His assessment of the "47 percent" echoes a line of conservative thinking that is championed by his running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin . Mr. Ryan has long argued that nearly half of the people in America are either "dependent" or "reliant" on the federal government. Mr. Romney's figure of 47 percent comes from the Tax Policy Center , which found that 46.4 percent of households paid no federal income tax in 2011. But most households did pay payroll taxes. Of the 18.1 percent of households | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,613 |
etc. because at that time, none of us was aware of the dangerous side-effects of all of the above; either one or a combination of could be the culprit! Many hours and much research have gone into the information provided. This is why I/we hope and pray she will be granted an evidentiary hearing or "A Writ of Innocence" hearing. ASPARTAME POISONING A professor of law at VCU, Mason Byrd, took an interest in Diane's case, wrote her Habeas, which was argued by her Habeas Attorney, David Hargett. Mr. Hargett argued 22 issues before the same Judge Cleo Powell, Chesterfield Circuit Court, who presided over Diane's trial in February, 2002. She denied each and every one of the 22 issues. I have a hard time understanding why the judge who sentenced you would be the one to hear your Habeas. Some of Diane's staunch supporters who were present at Diane's Habeas Hearing (I was out of town) said they thought that Judge Powell was going to fall asleep during the hearing! Some very qualified doctors, toxicologists, a former judge and others have written affidavits and declared, after reviewing Chuck Fleming's autopsy, that he died from aspartame poisoning. I have a number of these notarised affidavits in my possession. It is so hard to convince, even her attorneys, that "something" not "someone" could be responsible for Chuck's death!! If anyone researches "Aspartame Poisoning" and "Creatine", he/she will be amazed at the side effects either of these substances can cause. Creatine's chemical | IP | IP PA | 45,107 |
the women themselves, but for men, they only have blown up shots of their websites. These kinds of defaults need to go away, and I hope the more women protest about these posts, the faster these will disappear. Have You Ever Experienced Any Negativity or Sexism Being in This Industry? Nope. The only sexism that I have experienced is anonymous comments online and then not about web design. If You Were Not a Designer, What Would You Be? I would be an illustrator. What is Your Biggest Challenge/Achievement? That I was able to be financially independent at 24 and start freelancing. Anything to Say to Other Female Designers? Be suspicious of anything you think you "have to" do to be counted as a web designer (apart from the required skills). You don't. Drew Europeo Bio: I am Drew Europeo, graduated from University of St. Tomas here in the Philippines with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, majoring in advertising. I have been in the industry for more than a decade, started in web design in 1999. Although not very much active anymore in the design community, I still have some participation like I am one of the resident judges in The CSS Awards , and still collaborating with different groups or individuals. Portfolio: dreweuropeo.com Twitter: @dreweuropeo Do You Think There is a Lack of Female Web Designers? Yes I can see that there is a lack of female web designers. I am one of the resident judges in The CSS | SP | SP IT | 3,259,252 |
easy being a single young mom it isnt easy i can tell you that one for sure i have to wake up to take care of alante in the middle of the night and have to be to school super early i had to stop cheerleading and everything :/ i miss it alot i just cant have fun anymore .... i dont want her having a life like that Get a parent or adult involved immediately. 13 is too young to be having sex, especially unprotected sex, and it's way too young to be having an abortion or accidental baby. It may seem like you're "ratting" out your friend, and she may get angry with you about it, but there are some secrets you shouldn't keep because they are not in your best friend's interests. The best way to be a true friend now is my first sentence. Depending on the age of the person she wants to have sex with, you should probably also report this to the police - unless the person is the same age, which I doubt, then they are a sexual predator and child molestor. She might be mad at you now but when she grows up she'll completely understand. I'm assuming that when you called her parents, you told them what she had said and you told them about the horrible adult with her, right? If so, then you did all the right things and I'm pretty sure she'll thank you someday. | ID | ID QA | 305,472 |
Flap Those leaders who seek to sow conflict, or blame their society's ills on the West: Know that your people will judge you on what you can build, not what you destroy. To those who cling to power through corruption and deceit and the silencing of dissent, know that you are on the wrong side of history. - President Barak Obama in his inaugural speech. One of the saddest episodes in modem history is that one of the richest and most promising regions of the world, with one of the oldest and most authentic civilizations known to man, is becoming the permanent field for local wars and internal strife because of the lack of imagination, the lack of generosity, and the lack of diplomacy shown by its elite - Former UN Secretary General, former Egyptian Foreign Minister and Political Science Professor at Cairo University, Boutros Boutros-Ghali. More About the Author Aladdin Elaasar is an expert on Egypt and the Arab World. He has been a frequent commentator on the Middle East on American and international TV and Radio networks such as CNN, ABC, NBC, NPR, MSNBC, FOX NEWS, BBC radio and TV, and others. Elaasar has been teaching Mid-Eastern studies at several American universities, at the Defense language Institute in Monterey, CA, Senator Mansfield's Center at the University of Montana, and at the School of Foreign Languages and Culture at the University of Illinois, Urbana. He was nominated as a candidate for the presidential elections in Egypt in 2005. His | IP | IP DS | 617,226 |
you DJ? RLV : This latest release kind of took the reigns on its own to be honest. Often when I would play it out people would sort of scoot up to the booth like "what is that!" and I knew I had something special. 'All My Trials' wasn't created for any particular purpose other than to express something that Ivy and I wanted to express when we made it, and I think that touches a nerve with people. DB : You mention Ivy... RLV : Ivy Mairi, she's a singer, songwriter, musician-er and a friend of mine who's made two lovely albums that you should check out via ivymairi.com We've been friends for years but when it comes to music we're on almost completely different ends of the spectrum. We just kept playing with the idea of collaborating whenever we had some free time and eventually it just clicked. DB : What music in general are you loving? RLV : The new Flying Lotus album 'Until The Quiet Comes', the new Nas album. The rain in London... DB : What about films, TV and other stuff you do, what are you into? RLV : I just watched Laurence of Arabia again. Great film. Gotta love that desert. But seriously it's a great film if you haven't checked it out, it's all about conflicted loyalties, clashing cultures and sand. I've been into watching long movies and Family Guy marathons lately because I've been under the weather with an ear infection. | SP | SP IT | 3,087,583 |
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