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it, the waters warm for all right-of-center types. That's the opposite of exclusionary and intolerant. Maybe Ms. McCain forgot this. Maybe she didn't but was looking for a hot talking point to shout out on MSNBC. Either way, she owes Andrew, and by extension, his family, an apology. On a personal note, I don't dislike Meghan McCain because of her politics, I simply choose to dislike her back . There's a difference between the two, and I trust I'm not alone. She's the one who fired the first shots at her own on the pages of the Daily Beast and on MSNBC, often in the most selfish way imaginable. She fed and encouraged the media's dishonest narratives about the right -- especially when it came to Sarah Palin and a burgeoning Tea Party . As she did last night, Ms. McCain can cry on MSNBC's shoulders about being a martyr to moderate Republicanism all she wants, even as she ignores the fact that there are plenty of moderate Republicans secure in the fold -- including the presumptive presidential nominee of our party, Mitt Romney. Like many conservatives, I have plenty of affection for people who share Ms. McCain's politics and even those who are to the left of her. Ms. McCain's problem isn't her politics or her stance on same-sex marriage; her problem is that she's not a very nice person. | OP | OP OB | 2,386 |
of Fundamental Rights of the European Union . The charter is a codified catalogue of fundamental rights against which the EU's legal acts can be judged. It consolidates many rights which were previously recognised by the Court of Justice and derived from the "constitutional traditions common to the member states." [ 100 ] The Court of Justice has long recognised fundamental rights and has, on occasion, invalidated EU legislation based on its failure to adhere to those fundamental rights. [ 101 ] The Charter of Fundamental Rights was drawn up in 2000. Although originally not legally binding the Charter was frequently cited by the EU's courts as encapsulating rights which the courts had long recognised as the fundamental principles of EU law. Although signing the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) is a condition for EU membership, [ i ] previously, the EU itself could not accede to the Convention as it is neither a state [ j ] nor had the competence to accede. [ k ] The Lisbon Treaty and Protocol 14 to the ECHR have changed this: the former binds the EU to accede to the Convention while the latter formally permits it. Acts The main legal acts of the EU come in three forms: regulations , directives , and decisions . Regulations become law in all member states the moment they come into force, without the requirement for any implementing measures, [ l ] and automatically override conflicting domestic provisions. [ f ] Directives require member | IN | IN EN | 9,992,250 |
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would you settle a group of lively (rowdy!) students at the beginning of class? Is this your first visit to Thailand? How will you adjust to life in another country? Have a set of questions yourself, one of which should include what visas are necessary and what the company you're applying to might be able to help you with. You are literally selling yourself in the interview, so never sell yourself short. Also, don't accept the job right at the interview. Taking a little time to think is always a good idea and will give you the opportunity to work out whether the job is right for you. Sealing the deal Below are a few bulleted points that may help you when you do finally decide on a position. The Contract Be sure you check the following before signing a contract: Does the salary you are being offered match the one on the contract. Will it be enough to cover rent and expenses? The number of hours you are expected to work and whether or not you have any holiday entitlement. The length of the contract, whether or not it is renewable and the length of the notice period. Provisions of health care and sick pay. Details for your reimbursement for travel/accommodation costs if applicable. Final Preparation Before you set off on your first TEFL adventure, make sure you have the following: A copy of your contract. The correct documentation for entry into your chosen country and your visa/work permit. | HI | HI | 1,458,122 |
were never meant to be released to the public. Which goes along quite well with my idea that the free-market is just justification for capitalism rather than a viable economic theory. Were they fully representative of the Labour leadership, or just a section?\ What did the "business representatives" want? And who were they? Where they fully representative of the business community, or just a section? What assurances, if any, were they given? Why was the meeting held behind closed doors? Why have all the identities of those involved not been revealed? Was monetary donations from business for Labour's election campaign one of the things discussed? What else was discussed? Will any of the subjects discussed behind closed doors between anonymous Labour Party leaders and anonymous business leaders be revealed to the membership? Secret discussions being held prior to conference between unnamed senior Labour Party and Business leaders behind "closed doors" surely is not a good look, does this sort of behaviour by the Labour leadership risk undermining the public's confidence that the Labour Party conference is the supreme democratic policy making body of the party? PS. Interesting how Rogue Trooper tried to divert the thread. Someone feeling a little bit sensitive about this issue being raised? If this is what we can expect from Labour in opposition, what can we expect from them in government? More secret "closed door" meetings with business interests, while social activists are locked out and ignored? Today is the day for all members and delegates | ID | ID RR | 3,788,098 |
Related Posts Market share: gluten-free baking a piece of cake In August, if you live in Villeray or Parc-Ex (or many other neighborhoods around Montreal), you can go onto your balcony and pick the grapes, crab apples and plums that earlier generations of Greek and Portuguese families planted, long before the sea change of gentrification swept through their neighbourhoods. But if you don't have access to backyard fruit, worry not: The markets are flush with Quebec-grown plums, and unlike other summer fruits, they're cheap as hell. They are also a pretty fruit, so plump and purple. I am always drawn to them, but don't actually enjoy eating them as much as I think I should. Yesterday, however, remembering a time when I made a thyme-scented plum sorbet with honey, I grabbed a basket, thinking I would do the same. But as the weather is starting to cool, and turning on the oven does not seem like the worst idea on earth, I decided instead to make a cake. When traveling through the southern U.S. this summer, I met a number of people who were obsessed with CrossFit , a health and lifestyle regime that "forges elite fitness" through old-school calisthenics ("just finish your burpees, and then we'll head out and toss around the ol' medicine ball") and an even older approach to eating and nutrition: the Paleo diet , in which people try to emulate a caveman's diet. The protagonists in Haruki Murakami novels are always doing calisthenics in their | HI | HI RE | 73,877 |
power that Joomla! 1.6 offers! Comments (75) Hi John, it was one of my ideas with this book to have something freely available for beginner's in user groups. Please tell them to comment in the HTML version on the chapters if they find errors or things I forgot and whether it was useful. I learned Joomla! many years ago reading a Mambo book written by Hagen. I also had the opportunity to meet him a few years ago in San Francisco where we both presented at an OSCMS conference. Given his knowledge and depth of experience with Joomla!, you can be confident this book will help you learn Joomla!, too. The fact that he is sharing electronic copies at no charge to the Joomla! community speaks to his love of community. Hagen - I really appreciate your generosity, kindness, support, and involvement with Joomla! and free software over the years. You da man. Oh Amy what can I say :-) #meltingaway may be ... 'you see people always twice in your life and it is good to think of that when you met them for the first time' Hope to see you again soon somewhere on this planet Hi Leo, it is for sure no masterpiece :-) but you're right. It was the time to do something and I am very curious about the future of Joomla!. About the 1.7 release in July 2011, the Molajo distrubution and the Nooku thingie. This project has so much potential! Hi Joe Joomla! | IP | IP DS | 3,189,005 |
Resolved Question Is it possible not to be attracted to males or females? I don't know, I'm not gay and I haven't been attracted to any females.. It's weird, I don't know how to explain it.. I'm just more in love with my work and myself, I think it's because I'm only young but I'm not really bothered for males or females. Best Answer - Chosen by Asker Yeah, that means that you're asexual. I'm asexual too and I'm very proud of it and I'm happy to know that I'm not alone. I love living a life being single. I never seem to want to be in a relationship, engaged, nor get married and have children. I tend to keep this to myself because I don't want people to think I'm weird and I'm happy to know that there is someone such as you who's just like me. Other Answers (10) It is very possible, just improbable. The term for it is asexuality, which is what's used to describe a person who is not homosexual or heterosexual, just "not interested". You fall under that category, but it's not permanent. Right now, you could just be focused more on your job and who you are than finding a relationship, having sexual relations, or starting a family, and you may develop an interest later on in life. It's perfectly normal. My brother took a while before he first started developing an interest for a relationship, too. I'm consumed by my work and | ID | ID QA | 590,367 |
Many people have asked me how they can achieve the loose curls look 'Like the Kardashians'. Some say that 'it's too hard', others say that they can only do it on others and not themselves and some say they can only do it on themselves and not others. So I thought I would do my very best to break it down for you to make it easier. Please note that it does take practice so don't be disheartened if your first go, you look like Shirley Temple. It will come! Hairy situations... As the other tips that I have written about, there are many different ways to do them, some are better than others, but I have found these ways most effective. In saying that, there are many ways to curl your Island girl hair, some like to curl under, some like to curl back, but this is the most effective way of having it look natural, and that means that it settles nicer and my hair usually stays like this for a couple of days...EASY! Imagine this... If your head was going to be divided into 4 sections, there is one line going down (I'll call this the middle vertical line) and the line in the middle of your head going across (The middle horizontal line) Remember these terms, as I will be referring to them later. Bottoms Up... Starting from the bottom of your head, part your hair so that you leave a strip approximately 2.5-3centermetres wide remaining. | HI | HI HT | 1,722,739 |
entitled to it? A. As far as I am aware the main carer gets the allowance and this is not apportioned because of an occasional holiday. Q. Hi My sister left her ex last april, and although for first 8 wks he were ok and he saw the kids regularly he then turned and the kids have heard all sorts and now are not seeing there dad due to him threatening to keep them and constantly bad mouthing their mother and her new partner He has been trying to set her up to be a bad mother as he is now applied for residency, he has never spent one day with the kids on his own & seems to think its ok to let the kids talk and do what they want etc etc etc. She had to leave the house she were in because of it all (oh and his twin brother attacked her!! bruised her face badly and tried to kill her!) and she is now in a serious situation where she is being put into emergency housing B&B. Can her ex get an emergency residency order for the kids if she does this or stays with me? If the court date wasn't so near it wouldn't be so bad, we just need to know that she will hopefully still keep the kids, at the end of the day he's only doing it to be spiteful and to try and hurt her! A. Hi there I am sorry | ID | ID QA | 537,582 |
wasn't Belak's death treated with the same sensitivity as Rick Rypien's? Was it because Rypien's fight with depression was public knowledge? Was Belak tortured because he was an NHL enforcer? Was he depressed? Did he reach out for help? Did he have a history of concussions? If he was lost, "retired" at 35, knowing only a life in and around hockey, it didn't come across. By all accounts, he was upbeat, content, the same old Wade Belak, and keeping busy. It doesn't make sense. Suicide never does, I guess. But it's impossible not to make the connection, to tie Belak's death to Derek Boogard's, and Rypien's. It's impossible, when three hockey players, all enforcers, all so damn young, are found dead over the summer, to think that fighting still has a place in professional hockey. I'm done. I'm out. I don't want to see it anymore. It isn't worth it. Nobody can tell me that it is. Wade Belak had this self-deprecating way of making himself seem like a regular guy. Like any other guy. He was like me, like you, like all of us, except that he played ice hockey, and fought, for a living. I'll remember Belak as a Toronto Maple Leaf, for his wit, his interviews that were always so refreshing, especially compared to those of his teammates. I'll remember Belak for the way he stood up for his teammates, especially for Tomas Kaberle, and for the goal he scored on December 4, 2007, against Nashville, the | NARRATIVE | null | 410,670 |
culture, and the widespread impact of sixties movements, as well as new selections on the American Indian movement, communes, and the environment. Covering an extremely popular period of history, "Takin' it to the streets" remains the most accessible and authoritative reader of an extraordinary decade, one unlike any America had seen before or has experienced since. {"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"]}} Editorial Reviews Review "Very useful as documentary basis for the protest of the sixties."--Jacob Cohen, Brandeis University "The editors have gathered a nice collection, in which reality and nostalgia are nicely balanced. At their hands, the whole business is not as dated as it sometimes can become, and the intensity and aliveness of the decade remains evident."--Gerald Michael Schnabel, Bemidji State University "Probably the best anthology I've seen dealing with the Sixties. Extremely readable and informative!"--John Ferguson, Northwestern Connecticut Community Tech College "A very comprehensive and useful collection of Sixties texts, which should work well for upper-division lecture classes on the United States since 1945, and for seminars on the Sixties."--David Stebenne, Ohio State University "Finally a well-organized, comprehensive 60s reader. Bloom and Breines have pulled together a remarkable collection that offers a passing tour into the politics, passions, ideas, and ideologies of the Sixties."--Thomas Sugrue, University of | IP | IP | 624,446 |
can even track links to other websites. 1. WordPress Dashboard Using WordPress should be your first option in searching for incoming links. Head to you WordPress Dashboard, navigate to the "screen options" and check "incoming links." Then scroll down to "Incoming Links" within the Dashboard section. Here you will see the various links linking to your website. 2. Technorati Establish an account with Technorati if you dont have one already. Build your profile and add your blog to your account. Once your blog has been approved you can see all the incoming links to your blog or website. 3. Google Webmaster Tools Use Google Webmaster Tools to help you track all your links to your website in greater detail. Navigate to "Traffic" and then "Links To Your Site." Building Quality Incoming Links To Your Website When you are building your back linking plan, take the following into consideration: Keywords to target for your niche and each page you plan to create. Identify who your target visitors will be. Identify where your target visitors are hanging out and make a list. Make a list of your 10 closest competitors and research where they get their back links from. | HI | HI HT | 3,733,178 |
US President Roosevelt's wife Eleanor, musical genius composer, conductor, pianist and music lecturer Leonard Bernstein and the English writer HG Wells, who known for his work in the science fiction genre, as well as her own marriage to Ernest Hemingway. They had a passionate and sometimes stormy love affair and marriage that lasted for a seven year period and she produced reports throughout five of the most terrible wars of their time. He dedicated his Spanish Civil War novel For Whom the Bell Tolls' published in 1940 to her in the year she became his third wife. Their relationship was tempestuous to say the very least, and seemingly based on the two opposite emotions love and hate becoming co-travelers. In reality it could not, and would not last. Gellhorn's working life spanned the Spanish Civil War, the Great Depression, World War I and II and the conflict in Vietnam. Following World War II she lived in permanent exile in Britain, because she was ashamed to be American. Somewhere along the way she had lost her belief that in the end 'truth, justice and kindness' would always prevail. "Let me tell you something about writers... the best ones are all liars"* Martha Gellhorn was 22 years of age when she first offered her services as a reporter to the bureau chief of The New York Times at Paris. She was full of fire, passion and vision. That made her want to speak on behalf of the victims of war, of those | OP | OP RV | 3,330,946 |
PR. Despite 30 of these resolutions, PR is still the oldest and most populated colony in the world! It is obvious by now that the US is not going to decolonize PR just because the UN asks. Through education, we must create a domestic and international solidarity with this cause to pressure the US to do what historically she has refused to do. This is why we need everyone who also believes that colonialism is a crime against humanity to join the protest to demand compliance to international law! Puerto Rico has been a colony of the US for 114 years. The US' intention is to keep PR a colony forever unless we do something about it. It is important to note that: democracy isn't what a government does. Democracy is what people do! President John F. Kennedy said, "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice anywhere." These ideas, of course, are the reasons why the United Nations was created after World War II. It is up to us to defend the fundamental human rights that promote world peace. The tragedy of doing nothing is that we will have the kind of government that we deserve! | SP | SP IT | 3,197,685 |
Harvey. I don't think the real issue is about how to preserve and deliver data just in case it is needed in the future: It is about defining what is data. And this definition is discipline-centric. To an historian, an original audio recording preserved on a wax cylinder is raw data. To a linguistic computationist, it may be a dataset that breaks down that conversation into word frequencies. To cultural archeologist, it may be a point on a geographic map that shows the placement of these artifacts. To a social scientist, it might be a value statement expressed in the recording that is plotted with other such statements over time...okay, you get the point. Ultimately, the definition of data comes down to what the community of practice considers data. And often this definition is based on what is considered reasonable proof of a valid observation. I tend to agree with Phil's remarks above. Ultimately the data preservation issue is a funding issue and the funders are addressing it at the grant level. In the US the funding agencies several years ago formed the Interagency Working Group on Digital Data or IWGDD. I was lucky to do staff work for them from the first meeting until their first report in January 2009: http://www.nitrd.gov/About/Harnessing_Po\\... . The upshot was that each agency should consider having its own policy. At NSF this meant requiring a data management plan with every proposal. Today the general policy is that if someone thinks certain data is worth | IN | IN | 432,660 |
Troubleshooting Is the merge tag syntax correct? Check to see if you've surrounded your merge tag name with *| and |*. Use the pipe key to create |. No recipient data is being pulled in to my campaign. Different lists might have different merge tags, depending on how you setup each different signup form or set of list fields. Make sure you're using the corresponding merge tags for current list, otherwise your merge tags may not display correctly. If you want to see merge tags IRL (in real life) or if it appears that the Merge tags are not working, you might consider sending a test campaign to a live list for further testing. To do so, make sure your email address is on your own list. Then you can segment your real list down to just you (or a couple of your email addresses) and send the campaign out to the small "segment" instead of using the send a test button. How can I segment a list? | HI | HI | 104,745 |
That's a interesting idea fish but I think for some movements such as shifting you'd be over compensating for the weight of the vest and it'd mess with your coordination when you take it off by over shifting or not shifting enough. __________________ Quoth the Raven ????,???? (Absorb what comes in, throw off what goes out, when the opponent breaks contact, strike!) That's a interesting idea fish but I think for some movements such as shifting you'd be over compensating for the weight of the vest and it'd mess with your coordination when you take it off by over shifting or not shifting enough. that would of course be assuming that you always do it full speed and full power, which some karateka have a tendency to do, overdo and then do some more on the belief that it makes them more hardcore, or something like that. __________________ Quote: Originally Posted by bigmikey on msn Is it wrong that I want to go forge a huge axe out of my neighbors car and name it folksbane? The short answer.... it depends. In traditional hojo undo training many of the exercises were built around movements in the kata. Light ishi sashi (similar to light dumbbells) were used for many of the upper body movements. If done correctly, there can be some benefit. Done incorrectly though, it can negatively affect you. Staying light and using good form is crucial. Check with your sensei. A small example (demonstrator is Takemi Takayasu, 7th dan | ID | ID DF | 450,063 |
based in Withington but can travel. Music I like is: Bonny prince billy, Bob dylan, the Shins, Tom Waits, Appendix out, gram parsons, early REM, Nick Drake, Velvet underground... Hello there I am currently looking for musicians to start work on a new project. I?d describe the band as melodic rock with plenty of grunge influences, Bands I like include Alice in Chains, Failure, Year of the rabbit, My Vitriol and the mars Volta. I could go on with the list of bands but I think its pretty dull listing bands and besides I don?t really think that the demos that I have recorded sound much like that anyway. I am just wondering if you are free and available to try out with my band, if you are interested in the kind of thing I am doing then I can either send you mp3s via email or you could just to www.myspace.com/RetardBomb and check it out for yourselves. Pete (Based in Chorlton if you are interested) Frontman/Singer Songwriter needed for manchester based indie/rock/pop band looking to play good original tunes.Wide range of influences too many to mention...we have lots of ideas and are looking for a good frontman with his own ideas too, to write/co-write/colaborate with. No time wasters or acoustic heroes lead vox and rhythm/lead guitarist looking to join/form a band (covers or originals). Am expereinced (have been playing the last 3 years full time - 10 years part time (covers and original material)). Have been playing solo, and | ID | ID OF RR | 110,378 |
been happening now for over 5 years yet not once have I seen the police checking this or red light cameras installed. I catch the bus in the morning from Takapuna to the city and love the bus lane as it makes it a quick trip. However it is frustrating that the buses cluster, ie 2 or 3 arrive so close together and then there's nothing for 20 mins and this is at peak time!! Getting the bus home at night can also involve some patience! Driver It's worse in different areas. Constelation Drive - Albany Offramp is a nightmare at 5pm. Do not be caught there if you're in a hurry. It's heaps better than the old East Coast Road days but it still does need attention, especially in the area identified above. Paul omgomgomgomgomg. it's so bad. Doug Some improvements in attitude in LTNZ Wellington is all that would be necessary to save many, many hours of wasted time and enough fuel and emissions to save the planet. All LTNZ have to do is try and move the traffic instead of stopping it. Here's how: Right hand turn arrows hold up motorists, often waiting for an empty road. We drove around England last year and hardly saw a single right-turn arrow. Over there nearly all intersections have roundabouts. These are mostly as simple as a white circle in the centre of the intersection and some lane markings and signeage. It could be done in one day and the | ID | ID RR | 1,741,949 |
but that would be reviewed, the Commissioner said. Ms Jerram also called for an immediate review of the vague and confusing standard operating procedures relating to the use of OC spray, Tasers, handcuffs, restraint and positional asphyxia, particularly the use of multiple Taser shots and its "drive stun mode" as a pain compliance tool. In addition, she said the police should review "communication procedures to ensure that signs of mental disturbance in any person who is the subject of a police report be communicated and officers trained further to respond accordingly". Finally, she urged an examination of the NSW Police VKG (police radio) procedures be undertaken, "to ensure accurate categorisation of any incident reported". Commissioner Scipione said a review had been commenced today into the training and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPS) with regard to the use of Tasers, other appointments and other methods of restraint, as had a review of the VKG procedures. "This was a tragic series of events and I do express my deepest sympathy and sadness to the Curti family, fully understanding the depth of feelings they have been experiencing," he said. "It is a terrible thing to lose someone you love. I am a Police Commissioner but I am also human and I am a father. "Police have a special responsibility in our society and we have been granted special powers to protect the community. It is important that those powers are exercised properly." He said complaint investigations in relation to some of the officers involved | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 609,403 |
NASA does? The U.S. is going through hard financial times right now so the space program is temporarily on hold,but missions to the moon and Mars are being planned at NASA. Space exploration has been proven too valuable to be discarded,and now that other countries beside the U.S. and Russia are getting into the act it will definitely not be abandoned. We're in space right now. There are people on the Space Station. NASA says this: "This is the beginning of a new era in space exploration where we will build the capabilities to send humans deeper into space than ever before." "Or is President Obama going to shut down our whole space program" I love how Obama gets the blame for the cuts imposed by the Republican regime in Congress. The NASA budget is the same as last year. It's frozen at last year's level for the next 5 years. Obama had planned a steady increase, but Congress put a halt to that. Still, keeping exactly the same budget is hardly "shutting down the whole space program". The U.S isn't going to let anyone else lead in space research, I don't know if anything like the space shuttle program will be happening again but we are sending out new telescopes to take over Hubble's job. | ID | ID QA | 417,783 |
was almost completely closed off from the Canadian young. Ryerson is a dramatic example. But he is not alone. In the 1970s a symposium was held at the University of Toronto on the work of Hugh MacLennan, major Canadian novelist, holder of a Ph.D., and five times winner of the Governor General's award for literature. Claude Bissell, president of the University of Toronto, opened the event and lamented the fact that McGill had won MacLennan to its halls and the University of Toronto had been the loser. I spoke the next day, and I pointed out that the University of Toronto wouldn't have hired Hugh MacLennan if he was starving and in distress. McGill only suffered him as a part-time teacher. MacLennan's biographer rose in the audience at that point and quoted the miserable sum he was paid by McGill. The University of Toronto thought of itself as a parallel institution with Harvard and Oxford. It really didn't want the bother of a parochial Canadian novelist among its number. MacLennan wrote about Canada with passion and insight; and he was suspicious of the U.S.A. He offended the Toronto circle around the strong admirer of the U.S., Morley Callaghan, novelist and short story writer. That circle looked to the U.S.A. for models of excellence and for creative ideas. MacLennan was, surely, not suitable as a teacher at U. of T. If Hugh MacLennan was undesirable; and Donald Creighton was an embarrassment -- how could any sane person think that Stanley Ryerson | OP | OP OB | 3,353,833 |
it be... It's Matrimony I know how you've dreamt about Being walked down the aisle But think of the money we'll save And you'll see it's worthwhile It won't please our mums and dads But they don't even know, Besides if they did what's the betting They wouldn't even go You and me are all that matters Disregard the rest Trust your soon to be old man He knows what is best Very shortly now there's going to be An answer from you Then one from me That's matrimony I'm truly grateful for the little things in life That have made me so glad Every other hour that I spend with you Is not in the least bit sad Quite the opposite in fact And if you don't believe me Here's the proof Ask me if I and I'll say "Aye, I do" You and me are all that matters Disregard the rest Trust your soon to be old man He knows what is best Very shortly now there's going to be An answer from you Then one from me That's matrimony Marriage-the joining together of the two people For better or for worse Till death them do part Ole! No matter how I try I just can't say goodbye No matter whay you say looks like I'm here to stay No matter where I go I don't know if you know but everywhere we been I'm kept in quarantine It's easy to see why She's over six feet five | LY | LY SL | 1,453,413 |
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but for EF-S cameras users it makes an interesting alternative to the EF-S 60 f/2.8 USM Macro. I'm predicting that the macro quality of this 4/24-70 will be way lower than that of the EF-S 2.8/60 ... the only advantage is the IS, for those doing macro work outside in low light without tripod ... I'm sure you will be proved right, but I'm equally sure it doesn't matter. A feature like this isn't intended for serious macro where a flat field and sharpness right into the corners matter. Being able to focus down to 0.7x while retaining decent image quality is a killer feature and totally unexpected. The close focusing semi-macro ability of my Sigma 18-50 is one of the reasons I still haven't upgraded it, so I'm fully in tune with why 0.7x magnification is a great feature in a full-frame kit lens. To have that and hybrid IS - master stroke. | ID | ID DF | 306,035 |
Alec Baldwin: I Offered To Take A Pay Cut To Save '30 Rock' Posted: October 6, 2012 Alec Baldwin was willing to go to great lengths in order to give 30 Rock a longer run. The actor is offering to take a pay cut in order to buy more time for the show, which is headed to the end of its run. As the New York Daily News noted , it's an odd move for Alec Baldwin, who vowed to leave the show many times over the past few years, but shows how committed he now is to keeping it on the air. As recently as April, Alec Baldwin was talking about leaving 30 Rock , saying he was ready to be done with NBC when a Today show television crew camped outside his apartment to cover the arrest of a women accused of stalking Baldwin. But as Baldwin tweeted this week, he's had a change of heart. "I offered NBC to cut my pay 20 percent in order to have a full 7th and 8th seasons of 30 Rock," Alec Baldwin tweeted Thursday. "I realize times have changed." Alec Baldwin has also sounded nostalgic about the conclusion of the show. "I think mostly people are very sad, because it's been a great experience and we'll never be able to duplicate this again," Alec Baldwin told TV Guide . "I'll also never have as good a job as this -- ever." What seems to be the final season of 30 | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 3,248,260 |
Retiro Park, there is a lake out there which is perfect for calm ambiance for the area for this activity is very nice not to hear the clatter of the city. What to do Just focus on what the club will be teaching, wear the most comfortable clothes you prefer, and follow the instructions of the in-charge of the club so that you can get full access to canoes and installations. If it is your first time or your kids, just be confident and disregard fear to result a successful and enjoyable experience. With or without experience, you have all the freedom to simply have pleasure the breeze as the boat or canoe will slither over the water. However, lots of sailing vacations offer certified instructions too to at least a worthy experience not just pleasure if you wanted to. Sailing and canoeing in Madrid is great and easy to achieve in the city, which means that there's always something unique to experience here including the luxurious stay in hotels Madrid and delicacies in restaurants that are worth to pay! October 31st, 2012 Do you want to create a unique vacation in Madrid City? Start it with Madrid accommodation . All the places to stay to another country like Madrid can be made extraordinary throughout the break when you pay attention on the importance about what a good room accommodation with full of equipment can contribute for a lasting experience when it comes to taking a trip. In Madrid, there | NARRATIVE | NA TB | 1,433,372 |
If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Questions of battery degradation over the years, warranty coverage, and battery pack I've read a lot and searched but didn't find these answers, if anyone knows, or has a link to an appropriate thread I'd appreciate it! First, what is the expected battery degradation over 8 years of ownership? IE if we are expecting 260-300 miles per charge in year 1, how much less should we expect in years 2-8? How does the 8 year battery warranty cover this degradation? Is there an expected %age that is or isn't covered by the warranty? If I'm only getting 100 miles by year 3, would that be covered by warranty? And lastly, after 8 years, what's it going to cost to put a whole new battery pack in this car? $20k? We'd hope battery prices would come way down, but who knows I guess. That would certainly kill 8 years of fuel savings. And really, really hurt resale! I have my deposit down, but my brother-in-law apparently was told by Tesla (he may have misunderstood...) to expect 25% per year battery degradation. He immediately went out and bought a Lexus Hybrid after hearing that (and I can't blame him if that's true...). | ID | ID DF | 3,690,176 |
there has been a growing recognition of its value as an art form. There have been major exhibitions of street art in galleries in Paris, London and Los Angeles. American artist Elura Emerald organised a street art exhibition at a New York Gallery in 2008. She defended street artists, saying "artists who paint on the street are merely expressing themselves, not hurting anyone. They should be appreciated and celebrated". Who are the Artists? Most street artists are anonymous, but others have become globally famous. Here are three stars of the street art world: Os Gemeos are identical twin brothers from Sao Paulo in Brazil. They paint everything from tags to huge, colourful pictures of people on the sides of buildings. Their work is often so big that they need cranes to help them work. In 2007, they covered the whole of a castle in Scotland with paint. Blek le rat started out painting rats on the walls of his home city, Paris. Nowadays, he tries to make people think about different social issues and problems. He paints pictures of homeless people in big cities to encourage residents to think about the problem of homelessness. Faith 47 is from Cape Town in South Africa. She paints big, colourful pictures of people and animals and likes to explore different locations. Her work is found on pavements, in empty factories and on abandoned cars. She likes the fact that most street art is temporary and will soon be removed by weather or cleaners | IN | IN CM | 656,558 |
it believed did not have the mental capacity to understand the credit agreement they were signing up to. However, we do not discriminate against those who may have some form of mental illness yet who do have the mental capacity to understand their credit agreement. We follow the OFT's guidelines in this respect by not discriminating against those with mental illness while not entering credit agreements with those we believe lack the mental capacity to understand the terms of their agreement. If we make a mistake and lend to someone who we subsequently believe does not have the mental capacity to understand the credit agreement they have entered into then we will write off the loan. We lend to people who are on benefits. Two-thirds of UK adults (30 million of the 45million adults in the UK) are in receipt of some form of social security benefit. Provident does not discriminate against those in receipt of social security benefits. Rather, Provident makes loans of an appropriate size to match customers' individual circumstances. In fact, a minority of Provident's customers are on benefits. Provident appears to be failing to adhere adequately to or take account of OFT guidelines on responsible lending. Provident adheres strictly to the OFT's guidelines on responsible lending. As indicated in paragraph 4.1 of the OFT's Irresponsible Lending Guidelines, the OFT states the extent and scope of any assessment of affordability, in any particular circumstance, should be dependent upon -- and proportionate to -- a number of factors | IP | IP PA | 3,117,181 |
you this because they were interested in attacking a president and they didn't care how it made our country look as long as it made our president look bad. Google 350 tons yellow cake uranium and see what you find. President Bush did not say Iraq was behind 9/11. And lastly the UN did not execute Saddam Hussein. You are sorely lacking in any actual knowledge. Source(s): GW Bush, did not just arbitrarily say that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. He is not in charge of International Intelligence. Our best intel based upon ground sources, prior knowledge and the actions of Saddam told us he still maintained his WMD's that we knew he had after the first Gulf War. After he refused to allow UN Weapons inspectors into his country, we decided that was the last straw (he had violated 19 of 22 UN sanctions regarding the cease fire agreement). So we, along with almost every single other major military power went into Iraq, to topple Saddam and seize any WMD's we found there. No where at any time did GW Bush say that Iraq had anything to do with 9-11. That is left wing propaganda and not founded by any truth. If you do find a single link of him saying that on video I would love to see it. I would also love a ton of gold, but neither is going to happen. The UN did not and does not execute anyone for anything. He was tried | ID | ID QA | 214,708 |
She’s a gem, that’un. I love it! I does wonder if other animals and whatnot have ‘emselves a dreamscape like us naked apes. Me and the Missus have dreamt o’ bein’ apart for years, but here we is, happy as diggin’-dogs in a boneyard, 62 sun-cycles together, burnt to fine crisp. I says to her, that’s ’cause life is but a dream, sweetheart – and you was meant to be my sweetie. Makes her giggle and jiggle in the ol’ feather. She’s not a small one, my Mrs. Bumblebutz, and her biggest part is her heart – an’ I love her for all of it. But my other sweetie on the sly is Bentlily. Mrs. B. knows it, so I guess it ain’t too sly after all. These are lovely times for a fella whose knees ache before the sun rises and gets worse as the day settles in. Sending Bentlily my warmest. I just love your limericks. Steady on. Keep noticing or we’ll come up for a holiday and remind you. | LY | LY PO | 173,745 |
I was going to make an offer to Dr Brian May , had he still been in the Public Gallery, to come to Pembrokeshire. He has been there before, of course; he came at the last election to campaign for the Labour party. Let us not think that there is not some politics in this, because there is. I invite Dr May and some of his colleagues to come and not just speak to a farmer over a cup of coffee at a table but to be there when the farmer has to prepare for a 60-day TB test. They will see the moving of the cattle, the stress that that causes to the family and the cattle, the preparation of the machinery and the buildings -- all the things that go with that and have to be fitted in around an already busy lifestyle. These things cause stress to those animals, yet people are apparently disregarding that for the purposes of their arguments, which seemingly relate only to badgers. Then I would like those who oppose the badger cull to sit with us while the farmer waits for the results of the test and these thoughts go through his mind: "Will we be tested positive again? Will more of our animals have to go to slaughter? Will our business be further damaged? Will our family be further upset?" That is a dreadful experience for farmers who have been through it all before, or in some cases have never been | ID | ID DF | 476,316 |
was at Martin Larner raves, Liberty, at Hidden, and in the morning there'd be a house afterparty called Big. So me and my boys, we'd stay, unwind, listen to a few tunes, then every time we'd stay for a little bit longer, then a little bit longer, then in the end we were just going for the after party. Then I'd just go on the record hunt, trying to get everything I could. That's how I really got into house. What are the main differences you find between house and garage from a DJing perspective? Stylistically it's ridiculously different. In terms of how you mix it and how you build a set, it's completely different. In the garage / grime scene you've got MCs, and you had to have the latest dubplates, and also you'd just drop things in, you wouldn't be doing lost lasting mixes. There's more focus on the MCs, not so much on the DJs. You did the latest Rinse FM mix. How did you put the tracklist together for that? Not only is it the music that I like, it's music from people I feel are on the same wavelength as me. So there's people like Bashmore in there. I had to throw in a Tuff Jam tune in there - that tune is 13 years old, but it still sounds as fresh today. It really shows the line that runs through. What else are you into at the moment? Musically, there's a couple of people | SP | SP IT | 3,723,738 |
accreditation organisations UKCP, BACP or BCP which require a level of experience and proficiency, including a number of hours in therapy, training, continuing professional development etc. These organisations are responsible for standards, codes of ethics, complaints and so forth. Therefore, in the UK it is useful to know whether a therapist or counsellor is accredited and who with. Thanks to everyone who commented with feedback and suggestions on the 15 guidelines: Jennifyer, Jodi, & Karen I will put some time into ordering the guidelines by importance and adding some of the information that was shared via blog and backchannel. Roger, Claire, and others with similar comments, I want you to know that we adjusted our licensure questions to include room for those counselors who are accredited and certified. To view the changes or to adjust your licensure status log back into your profile here: http://www.goodtherapy.org/edit-counseli\\... From the time I was a student in psychiatric social work in the 70?s, I understood instinctively that when we "label" something, name it, it "exists". I've shunned the "pathologizing" capability of psychiatric labels. With the assumed "power" given therapists/doctors by our suggestible clients/patients, identifying someone with (or as) a disease becomes their identity all too often. Only a strong, self-knowing soul could escape the pitfalls of that kind of diagnosing: I've never operated that way, and today, even try to avoid "calling someone" "codependent," etc. We must find "labels" that lead our wards to their True, gifted Selves, that empower them- and ourselves, in | HI | HI HT | 424,014 |
sea bass just some of the ingredients. I was tempted by the saffron sauce, I must admit. Our cheeky chappy's next course is an Asian beef noodle dish. This is typical Jamie using what looks like a tray as his plate, he scatters toasted nuts, throws wilted noodles and chops herbs with wild abandon. A nice little tip is when cooking the meat. He explains that by turning the meat every minute you achieve evenness and the fatty juices are regularly used to coat each side. Simple yet vaguely interesting. TWO MEALS, 15 MINUTES. DONE! The cult -- I mean BRAND -- of Jamie has now reached the nation's favourite chemist. Among the meal deal products and packets of monster munch at you can now find rows of funkily packages sandwiches, focaccia and salads. These join the existing tat that will no doubt get snaffled up this Christmas. In the name of research I purchased a 'Proper Salmon Sarnie' with a picture of our little chef on the side, head tilted in his 'hey, I'm a relaxed kinda guy' way. A blue label on the reverse has the following: "I wouldn't say much of what I do is elegant, but that's really the only word to describe this sandwich. It's got poached and hot-smoked salmon with these brilliant little pickled cucumber slices, all topped with delicious lemony soft cheese and chives. It would be brilliant for afternoon tea, but why wait until then? Made with love, Jamie O" Jamie Oliver | OP | OP OB | 3,008,694 |
meal plan for day four: Daily Meal Plan for Thursday 8th November: Breakfast: Porridge with one cup of tea with milk Lunch/Dinner: Black Pudding Hot-Pot with Cooked Beetroot Black Pudding Hot-Pot with Cooked Beetroot Tea: Bacon and Potato Cakes with Fried Bread in Dripping(Recipe to follow) Bacon and Potato Cakes with Fried Bread in Dripping I used from my rations today: One rasher of bacon (3/4 oz -- 18g); 1/2 oz tea (15g); 1/2 pint of milk (300ml) and 1 teaspoon margarine. So, here is what I have left for the week: I hope you are enjoying my ration book cookery week -- if you stop by daily to read how I am getting on, please do leave a comment, or maybe share some memories with me that you or your family have about WW2 rationing, or some recipe ideas! Tomorrow is all about fish and fish and chips during the war , and what I manage to make with just TWO small pieces of fresh fish for a family of four. Bye for now, see you tomorrow, Karen Comments ooh Karen, I love black pudding that looks like a great recipe. Unfortunately, after witnessing the killing of a pig and his granny stirring the blood for the black pudding, my husband has been put off for life! I'll have to investigate eating out in wartime as I have to go to a dinner for work on Friday night and was wondering how to incorporate that into my rations! I | HI | HI RE | 3,099,570 |
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seem likely to crumble in the near future. So what's missing in Eichenwald's analysis? At the top of my list: nowhere in the article will you find any reference to "antitrust". I was in Silicon Valley during Microsoft's days of dominance, which peaked in the mid-to-late 1990s, a time when the company essentially controlled the PC business along with chipmaker Intel. The Windows operating system and Office software suite had little competition, and Microsoft leveraged its dominance in vicious ways, most visibly when it intertwined Internet Explorer with Windows and "persuaded" PC makers not to include the Netscape browser with the machines they sold. Investors and entrepreneurs were well aware that some areas of software were simply too dangerous -- due to Microsoft's "no prisoners" approach of the day -- to enter. After years of non-enforcement of competition policy, the Clinton administration finally woke up and charged Microsoft with serial violations of antitrust laws . A series of federal courts agreed, but in 2001, the newly installed Bush administration settled the case without any major penalties, such as a break-up of the company that many had favored. Here's what did matter: for the next decade -- the time in which a "consent decree" was in force -- Microsoft was constantly looking over its shoulder. Even though the company didn't have to worry during the Bush era about serious government interference, the federal courts had declared it to have abused its earlier monopoly; this made Microsoft much more vulnerable to potentially | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 453,737 |
SimCity and Color TV suggest a modern type of distraction, and perhaps avoidance to growing in responsibility and love. And the father who sold his dream to provide for the family's need, seems to call a man to die to his identity in things and talents for a greater love and faithfulness, no? Does it say "I hear the fathers cry in (or and) the softest sigh..." instead of "farthest cry"? Love was what kept the mother alive when her "fathers" had done something that had made her want to commit suicide. The mother's husband sold his guitar (Gibson 335) and gave up his dream of playing music just so they could pay for the electricity (the electricity of the mothers life and their marriage as well as the electricity bills). The feeling of pain ceases to exist when a particular person is in the presence of whoever is singing. Winning the golden ticket symbolizes a fantasy coming true when someone's love is strong enough to get rid of the pain and fear in another's heart. And when your feeling so pained and hurt, as if you can no longer go on, there is a distant voice that makes you stop and all of a sudden there is reason to stay alive because if you left that person (who is the in voice in your head) behind they wouldn't be the same and their life would be lacking in wholesomeness and true love. When I'm at that low point I | LY | LY SL | 249,040 |
to work as hard to bring water up to temperature. Because on-demand water heaters heat water only when needed, they don't waste energy keeping a tank warm when no one's using it, and they work quickly and efficiently, so you shouldn't notice an interruption in hot water supply as long as your heater is appropriately sized. For example, someone could take a shower while another member of the household runs a dishwasher or does a load of laundry. They also have a lower profile, which can be useful in a structure with limited space for appliances. It's important to make sure the heater has enough room for safety clearances to reduce the risk of fire or water damage, but it should fit under a sink or counter if necessary, unlike a large tank, which requires far more surface area and vertical space. The disadvantage to flash heaters is that they tend to have a higher up-front cost. Sometimes it's possible to get a rebate or qualify for cash assistance if you can demonstrate that you are making your home more efficient with a flash heater, but otherwise, you may need to budget ahead for the higher price. Tank water heaters are available in both gas and electric versions; further, electric heat pump water heaters save money by using less energy. All designs keep the water heated in a large storage tank, but have the obvious drawback of allowing a home to run out of water during periods of heavy use. | IN | IN DT | 3,255,307 |
the Games appear to be good for London. There seems to be a spirit in this city... there seems to be happy people in the city and the country seems to be pleased with what we delivered and a lot of that has been the success of the team, which has been way beyond our expectations While we can't beat the States or China, so this is as good as it gets for British sport. ATR: How do you keep that going for British sport in Rio de Janeiro? There won't be the automatic qualifications, it won't be a hometown crowd, so how do you make sure there isn't a precipitous decline in the performance? Craig Reedie with his Olympic torch. (Courtesy of Craig Reedie) CR: When we started this whole process and decided to bid with London, one of the more important things was to move sport up the social and political agenda. You've heard me say that before. That I think was what we most definitely achieved, now it is up to others to pick up that baton and run with it. The success of elite sport is about funding, about money. The bigger sports are organized, and there are question marks on some sports. The British team in Rio will be smaller, and we won't qualify teams, and the European area is the most complex one to get out of. It would be marvelous if we could qualify handball teams and volleyball teams. We normally only qualify | SP | SP IT | 68,402 |
Commenter Bemused Location Sydney Date and time April 20, 2012, 1:39PM When Orwell wrote "1984", he couldn't imagine the excesses of the type of unregulated Capitalism brought in by Reagan/Thatcher, and the resulting orgy of corporate greed it unleashed. The result is the greatest Capitalist nation in the world suffering from the effects of a crippling debt, and the nations of Europe struggling to stay solvent. The socialist experiment also brought extremists to the fore, however also ushered in a fairer and more caring society in many countries, compared to the blatant greed of the Capitalist system, which now must be dubbed a failure in every sense. Commenter cruiseabout Location Broadbeach Date and time April 20, 2012, 4:19PM Bemused is a victim of the massive ignorance about Orwell that has prevailed ever since his death in 1950. Orwell was a Socialist and he was attacking Stalinism from the Left. He went to Spain in 1936 and discovered, to his surprise, that not only was there a civil war going on (which everyone knew), but there was also a revolution. The so-called "Communist" Party was actively involved in surpressing this revolution and preserving capitalism. The peasants had seized the land and the workers had seized the factories, but the Republican Government, at the behest of the "Communist" Party, were intent on giving them back to the landlords and capitalists, providing they hadn't fled to Franco's side of the conflict. Orwell documented this and eventually had to flee Spain with a price | OP | OP OB | 458,214 |
(well, I still do), and always pestered one of the leaders to let us sing it. The variation I sang didn't have the last three paragraphs, but instead just one: Several years later, a meatball tree grew, And now there are meatballs, for me and for you. By Vixen from United States on 3 October 2012 I remember this song from when I was a kid. I'm 24 now, so finding it is a real laugh. Of course, my favorite version was always 'On top of spaghetti, all covered with blood, I shot poor Barney, with a 44 stud. He rolled out the door and into a store, he rolled through the aisles and out the back door. I went to the army, but he wasn't quite dead, so I took a bazooka, a shot off his head. I went to his funeral, I went to his grave. Everybody threw flowers, but I threw a grenade.' I also heard is with 'teacher' instead of 'Barney' on several occasions. Either way, it was always a hoot... at least, as long as the teacher was one of those really mean mile long pole up the ass people. | LY | LY SL | 446,611 |
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are amazing. The food is well prepared and it is obvious to anyone who likes good quality food that the ingredients are well picked and of high quality. After spending about 11 years in London I felt that we might find it hard to find a really good Indian , I will happily say the Ganesh easily matches or even betters the best of the Indian restaurants i knew in London for taste and quality. | OP | OP RV | 1,483,846 |
questioned, not the fact that Z was doing a 'logical analysis' of Mr Poynter's article, but the TYPE of analysis, as I have explained in my post above. In hindsight I sincerely regret having done this -- as I predicted at the start, it has only led us off on a tangent and round in circles. The irony is that I could have contributed so much to this blog, because as it happens I have training in both of the main themes of Mr Poynter's article; forestry and the functioning of society. Your 'interesting dichotomy' is central to the whole question of forestry, and I am delighted you have raised it. Humans are animals too, and as such we must take something from the planet for our physical survival and spiritual needs. Trees provide wood and other products to fulfil many of our physical needs, as well as some of our spiritual needs -- your love of wooden artefacts is an example of the latter. Forests (as opposed to trees), certainly fulfil many of our spiritual needs. While our numbers were limited we could basically take what we wanted, without having any significant impact on the forests. For every log we took, many more rotted on the forest floor. But we are a long way past that point, and if we want to continue using the stuff then we have three options or a combination of the three -- reduce our population, lower our standard of living, or grow more. | OP | OP OB | 200,743 |
worked with the ANSI and ISO SQL standard committees to incorporate these extensions into the latest SQL:2011 standard. IBM is the first database vendor to support temporal data management based on this new SQL standard. Other database vendors use proprietary syntax for temporal operations and for the definition of temporal tables. The built-in support in DB2 for managing temporal data reduces application logic and ensures consistent handling of time-related events across all applications that run against your database, including purchased applications. Through simple declarative SQL statements, administrators can instruct DB2 to automatically maintain a history of database changes or track effective business dates, eliminating the need for such logic to be hand-coded into triggers, stored procedures, or in-house applications. This, in turn, helps companies adhere more quickly to new compliance initiatives. Furthermore, a consistent approach to managing temporal data reduces query complexity and promotes enhanced analysis of time-dependent events. An IBM internal study compared implementing a subset of business time capabilities with built-in temporal data management support in DB2 vs. hand-coding equivalent logic in two homegrown implementations. One implementation used triggers and stored procedures, while the second used triggers and JavaT application logic. All tests were done with DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows. The cost savings provided by the DB2 built-in support were striking. The built-in support in DB2 reduced coding requirements by more than 90 percent over both homegrown implementations. Implementing just the core business time logic in SQL stored procedures or in Java technology required 16 times | IN | IN RA | 605,043 |
he will give the new government a chance, but "if it is no good, well, we know how to do revolution". I believe that Cameron and Sukozy made a bid for ever-lasting personal International fame in Libya - (desire to be remembered as the modern day Churchill and Napolean.) The French and British inspired 'revolution' was both opportunist (riding off the back of the Arab Spring movements) and illegal (incorrect interpretation of the UN Resolution) And the net result - pain, disillusion bankrupty and disorder (not only in Libya but to a greater degree than ever in France and Britain - it was a costly war). Cameron and Sukozy - you failed and should be held accountable. Western recognition was the reason that the NTC, led by figures from the eastern town of Benghazi, are Libya's government, and alliance bombs were the reason it won the war. Correct. So NATO and the west are every bit as responsible for the aftermath as the militias they assisted, and all those who supported intervention will be judged by and held responsible for this: The reality is that, a year after revolution first swept the country, Libya's government, by turns secretive and inept, is seen by ordinary people less as the solution than the problem. Interventionists are vindicated or condemned by the results, just like non-interventionists. In the case of Libya, as in Iraq, the responsibility of interventionists for the deepening chaos is made all the heavier for having been warned, again and | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 651,310 |
living things in all situations S elf responsibility for everything we do, say, and experience Balance in all areas of society and the environment Operating within communities and groups is the way for humanity to move forward These 7 principles cover all areas of environmental and social responsibility, human interaction, and decision making. To read more click here....... Grounding a Political Movement All current political parties are built on sand and not rock. They do not stand the shifting sands of time The Awareness Party is built to last because it is based on philosophical values and truths that have withstood the test of time, and are about how the world, or planet, works. To use the analogy of the rock: rock is a hard substance that is built by molecules and atoms that are literally glued together by water and silt. Now think of water -- fluid like emotion. Human emotion, if not satisfied will not accept an intellectual idea for very long. So the glue between the rock solid principles is the intermolecular bond; the emotions. If we develop a political movement that cares whether people are content, and not just about whether the economy is growing, then we have a solid formation on which to grow. The founding Seven Awareness Principles on which this movement is founded will, when applied, eliminate hunger, poverty, war, violence, hate and greed. The concept of working together for a common goal for common good will be valued far more highly than | IN | IN DT | 1,790,088 |
for such innovative ideas. These are proposals which have been suggested in the past, but which have never been tried. But I believe that it is precisely these innovative approaches among others which could significantly advance the process. Otherwise, the implementation deficit will prevail, and this is not in the interest of the people of the territories. International law is the underpinning of self-determination. The culmination of the decolonization process is a matter of adhering to the basic tenets of the U.N. Charter which is the 'rule of law.' Through it all, though, I am optimistic about the completion of the decolonization process. It has become increasingly complex in this second decade of the 21 st Century, but we can make significant strides. It is by no means insurmountable. 1 comment: Those who accept colonialism do not believe in justice for all! Now that we know that the political parties will not solve this problem; I invite you to join the non-violent protest to demand that the United States (US) decolonize Puerto Rico (PR) immediately. It will be on Monday, June 17, 2013 from 8 AM to 5 PM outside the United Nations (UN) visitor's entrance located on 46th Street and First Avenue in New York City. The UN has determined that colonialism is a crime against humanity in 1960 under Resolution 1514 (XV). That's why the UN celebrates every year a hearing about Puerto Rico decolonization. Every year the UN puts forth a resolution asking the US to decolonize | SP | SP IT | 3,197,685 |
financial trouble. If you never jumped through the hoops to start a business you have no idea of the multilevel regs you have to jump through. Not even considering the penalties from Obamacare. Unbelievable. I should stay out of this discussion because it has turned from the subject to demagoguery. If we want to talk about the real issue we have to have two things clear -- first, is to define small businesses. My clients are real small businesses -- not large ones posing as small businesses. Businesses that are owner-operated. These people are not "swamped in regulation" or worried about tax cuts -- they need customers. Which is the second issue -- customers only come from people who can spend money. What small business needs are middle-class jobs so middle-class people will spend money. We get our news releases from PRNewswire and would love to see you take advantage of its wide distribution network of 1000+ sites, including Small Business Trends, plus the Associated Press. To prove it we'll give you 15% off. | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 1,393,620 |
and has trained over 100 high school, college, medical, graduate and post-doctorate students. Shopping Cart By J.B. Handley In the activism world, there are times when I have really felt like I've said everything I can possibly say on the topic of autism. When those feelings arise, I usually take a break and shut my... [...] | IN | IN RA | 3,063,961 |
Hillary from college and I put it here on purpose. This photo is my favorite example of promise, awkward love, and the audacity of hope. I know that "the audacity of hope" is an Obama phrase but I think it takes the audacity of hope to see this photo and think, "Yeah, there's a president. No, not the woman, the dude on the left. Why are you laughing? Sure, he's got a funny beard and he looks like he deals weed to Dan Akroyd and the rest of the "Saturday Night Live" cast, but he's totally going to be president -- stop laughing ." 7. JUDE LAW AND SIENNA MILLER There there, eat your peanuts and watch Wimbleton. What's going on here? I like to think that Jude Law was having a tempter tantrum that no one was paying attention to him and he missed his nap earlier so he was especially cranky but luckily Sienna had a bag of Jude treats in her purse so all she had to do was feed him every few minutes to keep his noises at bay. Where's my hairy British boyfriend to feed? This photo is so 2008 I can't even handle it. 6. MICK JAGGER AND MARIANNE FAITHFULL Pictured: the origin of "haters gonna hate." I just want a man to put his arm around me and walk me through an airport in his manly heeled shoes. And smell my hair. Just once. 5. OLIVIA HUSSEY AND LEONARD WHITING, AKA ROMEO AND | OP | OP OB | 153,259 |
says we need to come up with some communications around it to get people thinking about it. I like the idea of linking with discrimination in careers. Not necessarily saying there is a causal link (which would be hard to prove), but just getting people to think "if it is wrong for an employer to say - this job is just for men - why is it ok for a toy retailer to give out the same message" I could imagine a series of pairs of images saying 'if this is wrong, why isn't this?' e.g. a teacher in front of a black board that says 'a woman's place is in the home' vs if you want to buy a toy stove, Tesco says go to the girls section A job advert for a scientist that says only men need apply vs If you want a chemistry set 8 out of 10 retailers say look in the boys department A sad baby and a sad dad not playing - vs The Entertainer says only girls want to play with baby dolls A picture of picasso's dad telling him to stop messing around vs If you want arts and crafts materials at Hamleys go to the girls department Himalaya thanks for making those edits. Sorry but I feel really strongly that there needs to be some reference to items marketed as toys that are focused on image / beauty. It is a big part of the problem and one if the | ID | ID DF | 1,466,404 |
day in Troy. It starts with recognizing that maybe, just maybe, the extreme conservatives don't have a lock on the best ideas of what is best for everyone in Troy. Either do the "liberals." Either do the Independents. You won't get stew, Dale, if you're not willing to develop and blend the ingredients/ideas. I'm glad to hear that no one in Mary Kerwin's campaign had anything to do with it. Perhaps no one in Martin Howrylak's campaign had anything to do with the negative mailings on Kerwin either. I don't know. You have to take what you receive from PACs with a large grain of salt, especially shadowy ones where you can't figure out who is behind it. I googled Citizens for a Better Tomorrow and came up with Stephen Colbert's SuperPac. It would be nice to find out who is behind the Crocodile Dundee photo-shop work on Martin. I submitted an article last night comparing the two candidates, addressing some of the negative comments about Martin in Mary's official campaign flyer. When it gets posted by the editor you can read it and tell me what you think. I agree completely that we need all points of view represented if we're going to have a tasty stew: liberal and conservative. We have that in Troy, unlike some other cities that are dominated by one party. Machine politics breed corruption and are even uglier than the strife we have in Troy. I've been saying all along that we need all | IP | IP PA | 628,811 |
resulting extraneous forces might just be due to some undetected flaw in your system, like bookkeeping that doesn't add up. It is only because we are finite entities with limited perceptive abilities that we are able to develop reductively coherent thought processes. This is the reason the absolute, all-knowing god is an oxymoron. Knowledge is distinction. The absolute has none. In the Prime Quaternion Model, Universal potential energy loss, i.e.promotional energy, is converted to kinetic energy observed as angular momentum and mass energy both of which are observable in 3D space. It is this conversion of energy that allows the formation of matter, and structure. Otherwise the universe would be static and there would be no... In the Prime Quaternion Model, Universal potential energy loss, i.e.promotional energy, is converted to kinetic energy observed as angular momentum and mass energy both of which are observable in 3D space. It is this conversion of energy that allows the formation of matter, and structure. Otherwise the universe would be static and there would be no creation. Universal potential energy is not lost in the sense that the energy is lost from the system but only that it is no longer present as Universal potential energy.That is as an energy change occurring along the 4th dimension.This energy change has an orientation,just as movement in space or kinetic energy has vector direction.It may be an artificially imposed distinction between energy forms but it is an important distinction for comprehending the process. Amrit, Amrit said "Objective | ID | ID DF | 444,213 |
Long Time Lyrics It's been a long time, Since I've seen your smiling face. It's been a long time, Since I've seen a su-u-u-u-u-u-unny day. It's been a long time, Since you wore your pillbox hat. It's been a long time, Since we drove your Po-o-o-o-o-o-ontiac. It's been a long time, Since you gave me bu-u-u-u-u-u-u-utterflies It's been a long time, Since I've seen it bu-u-u-u-u-u-urning in your eyes. But I don't mind (I don't mind), No I don't (I don't mind), No I don't (I don't mind), When I've got you next to me. [ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsfreak.com/c/cake/long+t\\... ] It's been a long time, Since we tripped into this ditch. It's been a long time, Since we drank the ar-r-r-r-r-r-rsenic It's been a long time, Since we've been insi-i-i-i-i-i-ide of this tomb. It's been a long time, Since you wore your e-e-e-e-e-expensive French perfume. | LY | LY SL | 176,688 |
sure. Ireland will default on its bank debt (but not sovereign debt) -- for sure. Portugal may default on either banks or government debt. Spain will probably impose debt-equity swaps on bank bondholders if it comes under pressure. But Italy? Short of disorderly total eurozone collapse (and we are still a world away from that, and under that scenario there would be even bigger concerns than Italian debt), the idea that Italy might default makes no sense to me at all. | IP | IP | 248,256 |
TO THE SEA (Words - GA Johnson) We sail on the bad tide, we sail on the bad sea, from your heart to my heart with sails cut from mercy/From your heart to my heart, from Summer to Spring, we row through the Dead Sea to the deader within There's rain on the line between his ear and mine/Lost in translation, bad patient/I'm a terrier, a black sheep, half-relation/He's French, a hack, white, Caucasian/We fuck in sadness, a cold frustration/Then we're fine for a while, our hearts adjacent/He types, I read and we clash on the keys/He corrects, I direct the bones of the text/But he's silent, too ill, too fragile, too still and I'm violent and rash, slow down for the crash THE BIGGEST LIE (Words - GA Johnson) She said, "It's ok - you'll feel better every day and all memory of this will fade away"/And that's the biggest lie and I just wonder why when love dissolves we don't all just die/I sat by the lake when everyone had gone home, nothing on my body but the sadness I had on/I felt death's elbow nudging at my ribs, telling me to let go - I don't deserve to live/ She said, "It's ok - you'll feel better every day and all memory of this will fade away"/And that's the biggest lie and I just wonder why when love dissolves we don't all just die/Liar THE BLUE HOUR (Words - GA Johnson) The clouds, they go their way | LY | LY SL | 21,312 |
Four poems. By John Welch. 1. 'IN RIOTS OF THE UPPER AIR' For Fawzi Karim YOUR POEM, HERE it halts in English And they say the language speaks you. So is this a trap? As for me I seek to stretch out in these spaces Made by exile's peculiar travel As if I too spent my life between here and there, Between the blossom and its fall. Walking out of the dentist's and into the street My tongue explores the damage. I'm stiffer with age walking around in a city. Can someone tell me the name of the procession Passing these trees As if they had just landed on the earth? Trying to discover the secret of their balance, A certain silence springs out from each trunk As somewhere another bomber Lifts, slow as a statue, away from its plinth of shadow -- Another dictator past his sell-by date, A government discovering righteousness? Being shaken with useless rages We wonder how not to do harm Like trailing a broken branch. Here is a bush of white flowers in flattish clusters, A harsh honeyish smell that I recognise But cannot name. Unreal the hiss of blossom. AND THIS HERON, he is no angel In his cloak of wings -- coming down To the pond in my garden each morning He invites himself to breakfast. But those are my frogs Though I must admit I feel privileged sometimes At his lofty arrival here Whom hunger guides each morning But surely too large | LY | LY PO | 3,696,587 |
to then follow through on. So the president was dedicated to that Court, but he also knew that it wasn't prime time for it to go to ratification, just as it took 40 years for the genocide convention to be ratified. But in general, should the U.S. be part of an International Criminal Court that holds people who have committed genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes accountable, rather than setting up little, individual, ad hoc tribunals that are very difficult to do and very expensive. And the answer is, in principle, yes. And our Congress has for decades been in favor of that. The Republican Party used to be in favor of that. This particular statute has got some problems and that you can debate the problems. I personally think that the likelihood of an American official ever being hauled off to The Hague are very small. But that then brings you back. None of this is about logic in Washington; it's all about bureaucratic politics and politics-politics. And the bureaucratic politics, as David said, have to do will we ever get the military on board with the idea that they like this, maybe through some education. But I personally think that's going to be tough to do unless changes are made. But then at just the broad political level it actually gets back into -- your overall theme, Jeff, is -- are the American people ready to sign up to a treaty where we're saying we are willing | SP | SP TA | 3,231,326 |
Why is it important to avoid unnecessary shifts in point of view?* Point of view expresses the perspective from which a piece is written. Generally, the writer should establish a point of view (first, second, or third person) in the opening sentences and maintain that point of view consistently throughout his or her work. Although there are occasions when a shift in point of view is appropriate, unnecessary and inconsistent shifts -- especially within a sentence -- are distracting to the reader and can cause a confusing change in perspective. How can you correct an unnecessary shift in point of view? In a passage where an unnecessary shift has been noted, go through and highlight each of the point of view words. Change the point of view of the inconsistent pronouns to align them with the primary point of view that has already been established. Reread the passage aloud and listen for consistency in point of view. Let's look at an example: Inconsistent point of view : Even though he believed weight loss was possible, you do not know how hard it can be until you try to lose a few pounds. Consistent point of view : Even though he believed weight loss was possible, he did not know how hard it would be until he tried to lose a few pounds. For more information on point of view: Javascript is disabled in you browser! Enable it in order for Quiz Deluxe to function correcly. error messagebox 00:00 Point of | HI | HI HT | 725,322 |
line and bringing those together and getting an I/O with the analog quality that we're known for along with the ability to run all of your digital emulations, but not just as coprocessor, but in-line track monitoring through it. So you can be running console emulation in Apollo and tracking through that and hearing what it's like through a tape machine, any of our compressors. The latency is a sub 2-milliseconds so you can play your guitar through it and be listening. What would your father have thought of the product? It looks like a console and you can put up to four inserts on each one with some extra buses. And also a kind of monitoring section, which is really cool. I think he would be surprised at the way we look at and dissect gear. He definitely wanted to get stuff right, but I think that for some reason the industry has become more particular and we have got to nail that 1176 or we have to nail that Fairchild or whatever. And I think we obsess about it, frankly more than I think he obsessed over stuff back then. I don't know if that's a good or a bad thing. What are your thoughts on the way music is being produced today? How is it different from when your father was making products? At the end of the day you also have a generation that is listening to what it means to alter and process music. They | SP | SP IT | 184,806 |
to get the creative juices flowing, because it's hard to see what a successful outcome might look (and therefore taste) like. Most of the food work I enjoy is something that my wife will use later. To this end Charcuterie is very high on my list, so high I'm about to order a second copy as you autographed the first and it is getting really messy. I've served the plate that is the cover shot, currently have a ham in the wine cooler and am about to start two pork bellies. The cookbooks I go back to time and again are in 2 categories : (1) those that simply convey recipes that work & provides clear, precise directions e.g. New York Times & America's Test Kitchen books; and (2) those where I feel as though the author is creating and sharing an experience, not just a recipe. Your comment about wanting to encourage people to cook demonstrates why your books are successful in my world -- you're in the kitchen with me when I cook one of your recipes. Sometimes I buy a cookbook just because it is beautiful or the subject intrigues me, but in the end, if it doesn't fall into 1 or both of those categories, it basically sits on the shelf unused. We sponsored sreaevl programs featuring local chefs who showed kids how to cook good meals and snacks. There are so many great cookbooks and many kids are wanting to or needing to prepare meals | HI | HI HT | 478,414 |
cynics and self-serving resistors. Clear improvements in performance make it difficult for people to block the needed change. Likewise, these wins will garner critical support from those higher than the folks leading the change (bosses, board, and shareholders). Finally, short-term wins have a way of building momentum that turns neutral people into supporters, and reluctant supporters into active helpers. Planning not Praying Short-term wins rarely simply happen. They are usually the result of careful planning and effort. Why don't people plan for these? Often they are overwhelmed with the tasks of the change effort and simply take their eye off this particular ball. In other cases, people don't even try because they believe that you can't produce major change and short-term performance results. Finally, the lack of short-term wins can often be traced back to insufficient management expertise on the Guiding Coalition or a lack of commitment by key managers to the change initiative. Pressure to Perform Clearly the need to get short-term wins adds a great deal of pressure to an organization in the midst of a transformation effort. However, when done skillfully, the need to create short-wins can actually increase the sense of true urgency and actually accomplishing these goals does much to cement the change initiative. What We Do We work with leaders to help them move organizations faster, with less chaos and more efficiency, enabling success no matter the obstacles. Combining deep business acumen and experience, we provide the guidance and education to help our clients | HI | HI HT | 337,676 |
The high priest of high art E ver since his first book, Tolstoy or Dostoevsky: An essay in contrast (1959), George Steiner's work has been defined by attempts at comparison. An extravagantly broad body of work stretching over more than fifty years, a famously trilingual upbringing, and a ferocious insistence on the enduring importance of European "high" culture have made Steiner the very embodiment of post-war comparative literature. Such a lofty position is not without its perils: suspicions of presumption and superficiality have sometimes attended his dazzling range of reference. Yet there is a profound intellectual humility in Steiner's respect for the "tradition", discernible in his repeated insistence that the critic is but a postman, delivering letters from the poets. As he asserts in his autobiography, Errata (1997), "no hermeneutic is equivalent to its object". That such a broad perspective seems increasingly elegiac is not the least of Steiner's concerns. In an age of specialists, the Arnoldian ambition to encompass "the best which has been thought and said" risks seeming outdated, if not naive. Yet, in one important sense, Steiner's new book takes Arnold's definition of culture at its word. For it is arguable that the most important term in this definition is its most innocuous: how much weight does the conjunction "and" carry in bridging the gap between thought and speech? What is the force of this conjunction in the Western tradition? If the relationship between philosophy and poetry underlies much of Steiner's work, The Poetry of Thought tackles | NARRATIVE | NA DP | 111,600 |
it feel better. 15.You go to the drug store for Ibuprofen and antacid not condoms and pregnancy test! 16. A four dollar bottle of wine is no longer pretty good shit! 17. You actually eat breakfast food at breakfast time. 18. I just can't drink the way I use to replaces I will never drink that much again! 19. 90% of real time spent in front of the computer is for real work. 20. You drink at home to save money before going to a bar! 21. When you find out your friend is pregnant you congratulate them and do not ask shit what the hell happened! 22.You read this entire list and try to find ONE thing that does not apply to you and can't. So forward it to someone else to make them feel old too. I used to dry plants in the oven; my mum had no clue what it was but she liked the smell. My brother and I told her that it was a special oriental herb, ha ha!! These days I only use a wee bit of hasj to ease up the pain from arthritis. My doctor adviced me to do so. Sadly I never did plants ....ever never ever....and I can't grow anything but silk flowers!!! I do not have that great of a green thumb....now twin bed ya say?? I suppose if you can still go in the back seat of a car!!! ???!!! You can do it anywhere if you love | ID | ID DF | 109,724 |
estimate an hour worth of work. Depending on the size of the website and the availability of back up files, this could take ten minutes or two hours. Your WordPress website or blog consists of the following: MySql Database The WordPress Core Your WordPress Theme (or theme framework and child theme) WordPress Plugins Images Additional Files (PDFs) One of the most important things you can do before beginning any upgrade is to backup the website. This backup should include both files (theme, images, etc.) and your MySQL database. Even though lots of hosting companies offer free backups, we still recommend saving a backup to your local hard drive or a third party backup service like Dropbox or BackupBuddy. WordPress is run on a MySQL database. This is what holds all of your posts, pages, links, menu structure, and settings. Backing up this database is the first step in the upgrade process. I like WP-DBManager, which is a WordPress plugin. It allows me to create database backups directly from my WordPress admin panel and I can skip the whole phpMyAdmin or cPanel experience. I leave that to my coders. Once you have that done, you can download a copy of the website files to your hard drive. I typically do this via Filezilla, which is a robust and free FTP software package for Mac and Windows. Now that you've backed up everything, you can start the upgrade process. I recommend using the upgrade process available via WordPress' admin panel. It is | HI | HI HT | 3,279,119 |
the field of Ephron the Hittite for a possession of a burying-place. World English Bible in the cave that is in the field of Machpelah, which is before Mamre, in the land of Canaan, which Abraham bought with the field from Ephron the Hittite as a burial place. Young's Literal Translation in the cave which is in the field of Machpelah, which is on the front of Mamre, in the land of Canaan, which Abraham bought with the field from Ephron the Hittite for a possession of a burying-place; In the cave that is in the field of Machpelah, which is before Mamre, in the land of Canaan,.... This is so exactly described, that there might be no mistake about the place, see Genesis 23:17 , which Abraham bought with the field of Ephron the Hittite, for a possession of a burying place; this is observed if any of the successors of Ephron, or any of the Hittites, should lay any claim unto it, or dispute the right of Jacob's sons to bury him there. 49:28-33 Jacob blessed every one according to the blessings God in after-times intended to bestow upon them. He spoke about his burial-place, from a principle of faith in the promise of God, that Canaan should be the inheritance of his seed in due time. When he had finished both his blessing and his charge, and so had finished his testimony, he addressed himself to his dying work. He gathered up his feet into the bed, | LY | LY PR | 449,951 |
On the fifteenth of May '42 I was taken as a prisoner by the Germans and went to Nuremberg and from there we went to Stanislav. ESCAPE FROM THE GERMAN PRISONER OF WAR CAMP IN STANISLAV Then I planned to escape. The train went from Stanislav up north and we would escape south of the Dnister. I had to sit down in the first wagon car before the Germans. The German guards were always in the last car. We went through the hole [the opening on the side of the car] with six people. I jumped just after the bridge and I don't know how the village was called. But when the train slowed I jumped and Lineman jumped and we hid. MY FRIEND DIED IN MAUTHAUSEN AFTER AN UNSUCCESSFUL ESCAPE Here is the photo of the General van Hootegem with me and my buddy. And my buddy died in Mauthausen in the concentration camp, for he jumped too early when the train went too fast. FINDING THEIR WAY THROUGH THE CARPATHIANS We tried to cross the Dniester but the borders [banks] were frozen and in the middle it was open. And we had no boat. So we went to the bridge. That man was on duty on the bridge and he gave an order to two men to bring us to the village to the UPA. MEETING WITH THE UPA The commander was the UPA man. So he waited and he knew that we were Dutch for we had | SP | SP IT | 482,036 |
can rust over time. Home Improvement Glossary caulk Caulk is a filler material that seals a crack where two nonmoving components meet, such as where a house's siding meets the exterior window trim. Home Improvement Glossary ceiling box The housing for the electrical wiring that provides power to ceiling light and fan fixtures. Home Improvement Glossary cellulose insulation Cellulose insulation is an organic, loose-fill material made from recycled paper. It has to be chemically treated to resist attack from moisture and pests. Moisture absorption can make cellulose heavier, causing it to become compacted and lose its insulative value. Home Improvement Glossary chimney pots Chimney pots are decorative flues that sit on top of the chimney in older homes and in Tudor or Medieval styled homes. Home Improvement Glossary chintz A glazed floral fabric often used in the English Country style. Home Improvement Glossary chip brush A chip brush is a small paintbrush used to paint in tight spaces. Home Improvement Glossary circuit breakers Protective switches that enable you to fix short circuits without turning off the power Home Improvement Glossary combination primer/sealer A combination primer/sealer seals the surface material and allows the finish paint to have a strong bond. Home Improvement Glossary complementary color scheme A color scheme made up of colors that are at the opposite ends of the color wheel. Home Improvement Glossary compression fittings Compression fittings are used to bond two pipes made of different materials. The fittings also allow the water flow to be turned off | HI | HI HT | 351,947 |
you. When I left the park I could see a dry procession necromancing from the swamp. I saw skeletons clothed in tattered football jerseys, dragging water-stained brass instruments like rusty coppered piping, they lifted these to their placid faces and wheezed yellow notes from their depths. Then I looked down at my hands and saw that I was a skeleton and I walked among them suppressing screams inside my ribcage and we marched. Still marching, I awoke early and approached a gate feeling it resonate with the hum of skeletons and the iron bars and the plopping raindrops fat like corn oil, there were translucent newts clinging to the bars, their little toes were polyped mushrooms. The rain was ubiquitous. The newts crawled hypnotically in circles, and there was wispyness in the trails of their tails. I felt happy the way a voodoo doll feels happy. I lived in a wooden room on a shelf where a woman kept me with her knick-knack fetishes. Sometimes she would lift me to her and I would feel her beating heart against my sweat and hair and bone. Her voice was ancient and brittle, and she whispered bestial magic mantras into my ear and I listened transfixed on the utterances of her polyrhythms. Once while she sang, she milked tears from my veins until I was dry and my body was skeleton. She placed the bones of my fingers in her soup, and her fingers locked into mine and my skull fell into | LY | LY PO | 3,150,611 |
say "spending is independent of taxing". Curious Reply: February 14th, 2010 at 11:23 pm Zanon, if there is extra money in the Treasury's account at the Fed, I see 2 alternative scenarios: 1. Treasury can use it to repay some of its debt to the Fed, thus making the money truly to disappear. 2. Politicians come up with new programs and spend it. Which one is more likely scenario? zanon Reply: February 14th, 2010 at 11:38 pm I don't know about "likely". I do know that what politicians can and do spend has no connection to what is in Treasury's account. Just like what politicians can and do spend has no connection to what is in your personal checking account. That is what "independent" means. I cannot help you further on this topic. Curious Reply: February 15th, 2010 at 3:00 pm Does anybody know, if the Treasury has ever repaid any of its debt to the Fed (excluding refinancing)? Re national debt not being a burden on future generations (Fraud #2), I basically agree with Warren, but I prefer putting the arguments a different way. If anyone is interested in a different take on the "future generation" question, see my analysis here: interesting that i've been working on that over the weekend some on plane rides as well, adding the part about all our children will have to do is shift funds from one account to another at the fed, just like we do and our fathers did. to your | IP | IP DS | 266,529 |
child-sex protest, and yet in this case they seem to be arguing the exact opposite position: We should not interfere when an adult has sex with a child. And yet, what does that imply: That children have the ability to "give consent" to sex? If this argument is pursued, it would mean the removal of all statutory rape laws, and if a grown man has sex with a 5-year-old girl, for example, prosecutors would have to prove that it was forcible rape -- or "rape rape" according to the eternally discredited Whoopi Goldberg -- otherwise the adult would walk free. Since the act would likely happen in private, and any good defense lawyer would tear the 5-years-old's testimony to shreds, then we'd enter into a free-rape zone, in which adults could rape children at will. Yup, that's the way they are going. Of course, the ability of defining who is free to give "consent" (sexual or otherwise) is pretty darned garbled since for years the feminists have argued that women could not exercise free "consent" because they are so overwritten by cultural forces that they can only act in ways defined by the patriarchy that oppresses them. That deconstruction stuff really cuts all ways, doesn't it? Thus we end up with the anarchist desire for a continual revolution where the "powerless" would be forcibly placed in positions of power in order to "empower new voices to change the narrative." Sounds just yummy, doesn't it. Oh and if you ask me | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 654,833 |
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the list of links pointing from penalized sites like you mentioned? Amazing post Navneet, This post is an effective package to learn "How to Disavow", "Why to Disavow" . You explained back links analysis tools effectively, I personally feel that Google Webmaster and Open Site Explorer are the most efficient tools to check back links and much more than that. You warned about disavow links that we must be assured that the link is bad and we need to disavow it, otherwise on some occasion we might loose good links because of bad decision making. Navneet thanks for the excellent post. I usually use http://www.link-assistant.com/ to check quality links. The software is not free of charge but doing a great job. and regardless of the program i think it is about time that Google will make a drastic change like this to eradicate the spam inexperienced webmasters. Nice post Navneet and some interesting thoughts on the redirecting routes around Penguin. Too much of the talk after the Disavow tool was launched was how it made recoveries easy, though untrained website owners may have judged that to mean they should just submit all their links to Google without contemplating the fact that they might actually still be helping them. Before they know it they've lost all that value and don't understand why. It's great that you've highlighted that even some links which appear 'disavowable' shouldn't necessarily be included. I definitely agree with you Adam about the wrong product for the wrong | HI | HI HT | 3,267,288 |
Ok, to be honest, we will all make mistakes in this space. The real issue here is that Beth Brody and Brody PR completely missed an opportunity to throw herself into the conversation. This didn't have to go nuclear -- one of the most common comments is reflected in Jennifer Leggio's opening, "I try to be supportive of the public relations industry." I guarantee you that if Ms. Brody, or one of her staff, were to jump in and beg forgiveness and really address all of the issues of each "reply all" recipient, then this would not have ended up in ZDNet and AdAge -- in fact, there were many warnings early on in the Reply All fiasco when folks were begging and pleading for someone -- anyone -- to jump in and control air traffic! There was too much time -- hours -- between the initial mess-up and the stove-piping from email to Twitter and then tothe blogs of the crme de la crme of marketing, PR, advertising, social media bloggers and -- wait for it -- journalists! There is a very valuable lesson here for one and for all. On the surface, it seems like the A-lister email blast and the open CC were the kill shots, but they were just contributing factors. Beth Brody and Brody PR, your error was in the realm of crisis management and a failure to respond. The message -- and mistake -- got away from you. It happens. But it is completely | OP | OP OB | 42,456 |
fan out half of this deck and smoosh it face up into the other cards. Take the mess back off the other lad, and bang all the cards together, truly mucking them up. With the cards all mixed together, cut and turn the deck, and ask a lad to tap the deck with his young fingers. This is when the magic happens. Now go through the deck to reveal that not only are all the cards magically returned to order but that the two cards they chose stand alone face-up in the deck. Step 3: How it's done Other magicians have exiled David from the magic circle and various internet forums for exposing his tricks but that's not going to stop him from revealing all, to you, our Videojug audience. Just remember to thank him, if you ever meet him. You'll know it's him because he only has one suit. Once you've found some lads, tell them to pick a card each. You do not need to know what these cards are for this card trick to work. Tell the lads to put their chosen cards on top of the deck. We are going to use two blue cards here so you can follow them through the card trick. Now you make what magicians call false cuts. These are used to confuse the lads with movement, making them think the deck is being shuffled without actually changing the order of the cards. Here's how it's done. As you can see | HI | HI HT | 293,933 |
for them not applied to you. And if you answer "yes", then you're definitely a stinking My totally random guess here is that they are a group of people who probably knew each other well before creating this group. More than likely they have just stopped calling themselves LulzSec. They're just getting too much scrutiny most likely. I don't think this is the last we hear from them, just they won't be calling themselves LulzSec necessarily... Tyrell: The light that burns twice as bright burns for half as long - and you have burned so very, very brightly, Roy. Look at you: you're the Prodigal Son; you're quite a prize! Batty: I've done... questionable things. Tyrell: Also extraordinary things; revel in your time. Batty: Nothing the God of biomechanics wouldn't let you into heaven for maybe change their strategy and mix things up to evade capture, the world needs benevolent black/grey hat hackers to dig up dirty laundry on the establishment, let the government & police know that if they do wrong that it will be found out and exposed for all the world to see... maybe change their strategy and mix things up to evade capture, the world needs benevolent black/grey hat hackers to dig up dirty laundry on the establishment, let the government & police know that if they do wrong that it will be found out and exposed for all the world to see... I wouldn't go so far as to say "benevolent" but I prefer to | ID | ID DF | 310,536 |
Heart Failed (In The Back Of A Taxi) lyrics Saint Etienne Heart Failed (In The Back Of A Taxi) lyrics Took a trip down Anita Way Had to go on the 1st of May Didn't have much to celebrate Heart failed in the back of a taxi Heart failed in the back of a taxi doot do do doot do do Get yer kicks all around the world Give a tip to a geisha girl Fit your bit with a piece of pearl Heart failed in the back of a taxi Heart failed in the back of a taxi doot do do doot do do Sold the ground to a PLC Moved the club out to Newbury Sod the fans and their families Heart failed in the back of a taxi Heart failed in the back of a taxi Picture-house built in '23 It's a place out of history Pulled it down for your cash money Heart failed in the back of a taxi Heart failed in the back of a taxi doot do do doot do do [ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/s/saint\\... ] | LY | LY SL | 145,639 |
These pages are meant as a guide only and are in no way meant to replace the advice of a lawyer. While every attempt is made to ensure that this data is correct, we would still remind you to talk with a lawyer should you be having legal problems. 1 . You and the police If you find that you are in trouble with the police and have been taken to the police station, you can ask to speak to a lawyer as soon as possible. It is the lawyer's job to help and advise you. They are there to look after your rights and to see that you are treated according to the law, regardless of whether you've committed a crime. If you have your own lawyer then you may ask to contact them. Most police stations have a list of lawyers who are able to be phoned out of hours to provide you with advice. Often it is better not to make a statement until you have spoken to a lawyer. 2. Contacts with the police When you are stopped by or questioned by a police officer you should: Make sure that the person is a genuine police officer. Both plain clothed and officers in uniform must carry and show their ID card on demand. Always remember be very careful that what you say or write for the police is exactly what you mean and do not agree to anything that you do not understand; it could be | OP | OP AV | 1,779,976 |
Just back from our very first safari, which was fabulous beyond belief. I'll post a T.R. once we get reorganized. Before we went, I posted a question asking what things people had wished they had taken with them in hindsight. The answers were pretty much what I expected, nothing out of the ordinary. Here's what I wish I had taken: Ski Goggles If you have eyes that are sensitive to dust, wind or glare, these would be the perfect accessory to take with you. Standing in the Land Cruiser, breezing across the Serengeti, dust everywhere, these would have been perfect. I agree they would work pretty well, but ski goggles would seal out the dust better. Plus, I wear glasses, and the wraparounds don't work real well with them. I have ski goggles that fit over top of my glasses quite nicely. I was lucky to find a pair of wrap around sunglasses at my optomitrist's that fit over my glasses (when I need to wear them). And I had them check them out carefully to make sure the sunglasses were not rubbing on the glass lens. I have them on tethers so that when I need to remove them quickly to take photos, I don't lose them on the floor or sit on them on the seat. Works great with wearing glasses or contacts. I also found that if it is really dusty, like it was one year in March, if I put a couple of drops of eye | ID | ID | 515,173 |
another way to get thrown I tuned to her laugher let her words linger I slipped through her weak spot and watched as a cheer Turned from a victory into a master I said if your not so lonely then how come, How come your still here Said i don't really care, no i don't really mind No i don't really care, as long as your mine The morning was lazy the streets were all empty I looked out the window and winked at the sky She talked to me slowly even though she was sleeping So i picked out the good things and let the rest die She said without warning you know i was waiting So i said that i told her that sometimes it's true And i laughed at the window as she threw her pillow You know i'm not so lonely and now neither are you And i don't really care, no i don't really mind No i don't really care, as long as your mine No i don't really care, no i don't really mind No i don't really care, as long as your mine. | LY | LY SL | 617,076 |
drugged from too much summer. If they were to waken to the quick licks of light playing on the walls, they would find him hip-deep in the sea, listening to the bell tolling from its buoy, marking the first leg of his journey. He turns and waves to the empty windows, ignoring the pain lumped hollow under his arm. He takes a last look along the shore and sets out through water colder than the lakes he grew up in, thicker somehow and darker, even the sand ribbed like a washboard seems closer as it deepens, his long arms churning the surface as though he were back home in the faculty pool, matching stroke for stroke with his office mate, far more than the game of it pushing them on to the tiles and back, head over heels in turns, neither admitting to keeping score; his record growing worse during the last of winter and all of spring. He can't help looking back and sees the roof silent and dry, its shingles shrunken now to one, suggesting the pace he has set for himself; he slows and stops, allowing his legs to settle beneath him, the buoy in sight, a few more football fields away. He imagines throwing a pass and watches it sail the distance before striking the bell, breaking the steady beat of it, the gong making the water tremble; he feels it across the shoulders and down through the groin. The water on his lips tastes more | LY | LY PO | 337,812 |
that the relationship between the two rheas was a signal of deeper meaning. It was one of the most crucial of the 'certain facts in the distribution of the inhabitants of South America' cited in the first sentence of Origin , p. 1 , which led to his theory of evolution. As so often when on his own, in the last pages of the notebook Darwin waxed lyrical as he reflected, on p. 87a, 'how many hundred years has been. how many will be...sublime view fine colour of rocks'. This reflection was expanded in his Beagle diary to 'All is stillness & desolation. One reflects how many centuries is has thus been & how many more it will thus remain.- Yet in this scence without one bright object, there is high pleasure, which I can neither explain or comprehend. -- ', p. 209 . Finally this became in Journal of researches 'One reflected how many ages the plain had thus lasted, and how many more it was doomed thus to continue.', p. 198 . | IN | IN RA | 1,418,239 |
economic growth and encouraged private businesses to invest in sectors that are in line with national industrialization goals. Corsetti et al (1999, p.306) pointed out this led to a 'structure of incentives' within the corporate and financial sectors and 'close links between public and private institutions.' Furthermore, the political pressures to maintain high growth rates, the absence of an effective regulatory business framework, and a culture of crony capitalism resulted in government guarantees for private projects (Karunetilleka, 1999; Corsetti et al 1999). Rapid Liberalization and Deregulation of Financial Markets In the years prior to the crisis, the Asian Tigers were praised for its efforts to open up its financial markets. However, on hindsight, experts believe that the development of financial systems had not kept pace with the rapid liberalization and deregulation of financial markets. Lending standards were lenient, government's supervision and regulation of the financial sector were weak, there was a culture of inter-connected lending, some banks were undercapitalized, and financial safety nets were not in place (Nanto, 1998; Radelet and Sachs, 1999). Vallorani (2009) gave some insights on the effect of deregulation on the financial sector by pointing out the concept of "hot money" and the high risk-taking that was prevalent in the years prior to the crisis. Deregulation in the financial sector led to easy money, which caused many speculative and bad loans to be made. It also led to large debt burdens. Since hot money tends to follow hot money, a feeling of "euphoria", and "I can't | IN | IN RA | 3,058,508 |
about whether I had savings, what I did with it," Mang said. "He said we're trying to get to know each other better" and called it due diligence. Mang said she didn't know what due diligence was and "thought it was just a cute nickname he had for me." And so Ms. Mang invested about $62,000 in Oce, a Dutch maker of photocopiers, which prosecutors say Mr. Ammann knew was set to be acquired by Canon. The deal was made, the stock rose, and prosecutors say, Ms. Mang made off with more than $100,000 in ill-gotten gains. What she appears not to have done is due diligence of her own: While Mr. Ammann was passing inside information to Ms. Mang, he was sharing the same tip with another woman. | NARRATIVE | NA NE | 638,600 |
are just more open about sex and their sexuality here. That's the only difference. They don't have a problem with it. I still get shocked when I'm watching TV today and I see a shower gel commercial and the guy is totally nude. When you shoot content in Europe versus the U.S., is there a difference in what the two markets want? I have had to do a lot of DPs (double penetration). Every movie I did in Germany was a DP. I wouldn't say the porn is any different, just maybe the girls here will do a little bit more because there are a lot of Eastern European girls to compete with. But I have my standards of what I will and will not do. I don't want to be the girl who is like, "Yeah, I did a scene where I got pooped on." Those things are forever. I just stick with good old fashion DPs. So poop porn is legal in Germany? Yes. I think the only thing they don't allow is sex with animals. That is allowed in Holland. There you can actually see a girl like, jerk off a horse. It's not very entertaining. You own the casino website, cocobrowncasino.com. Tell me people can play strip poker with you. No. Does it have dirty playing cards with nude photos of you? No. If I am being completely honest, I haven't even had a chance to fully explore the site yet. I have so many things | SP | SP IT | 3,165,813 |
that much of one. Like how do the Scotia bank ones stand up?: http://www.scotiabank.com/ca/en/0,,393,0\\... I'm by no means an expert at this stuff but some of it seems fairly obvious when you're trying to track down their good deeds aside from their mandates and those lame overview statements they provide about what their funds stand for, rhetorically speaking that is. I really would like some feedback, and if you think it is next to impossible to do some of this stuff, please explain that too. If you think I am digging down the wrong tunnel please say that rather than skip over this babble entry and not saying a thing. I somewhat imagine that some of the reasons for poor stock performance in some wind and solar energy may have little to do with true bad performace but may be due to a lack of sufficient funding to get the real depth of the project implemented that is necessary to start making a return on profits. There are plausible reasons why ethical investing may not be functional due to lack of funding to get a project off the ground, that easily is supplied to more readily returnable profit to shareholder companies like those involved in tar sands energy for example. Provide some feedback please. You know in a number of ways this ethics of investments goes to the heart of society's blind trust that led to this financial crisis of gouging customers and ripping the face off clients type stuff, | ID | ID DF | 358,199 |
innovative design -- and these are qualities generally lacking from the modern gaming landscape. A great horror game has to be novel, unpredictable and ingenious to find new ways in which to frighten the player (remember Eternal Darkness's incredible fourth-wall breaking 'insanity' tactics?), and as such they often add a welcome dose of originality, and eye-widening surprise, to the experience. In an age when gaming is in thrall to the cheap thrills of superficial spectacle, we've generally lost the multi-layered drama that stems from deep-rooted tinkering with the psyche. It is for these reasons, as well as my own stubborn desire for new and compelling horror tribulations, that I see the lack of current mainstream horror games as a tragedy. And it's the exact same reason we'll all keep 'chasing Amy' -- even if it means us getting far too excited over the notion of an original new original horror game existing at all. Mark Butler is the author of Interactive Nightmares: A History of Video Game Horror, which is available to download for Kindle, PC, iPad, iPhone and Android. There is enough war in the world to begin with, but still the gaming landscape is littered with games like COD and Battlefield. I can't comprehend why it makes you happy if a certain genre that people enjoy doesn't exist anymore, as if having less variation was a good thing especially in this monotonous era of the video game industry. This article summed up my thoughts about the current state | OP | OP OB | 778,765 |
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issues of the week and not the Labour front bench. It is the Greens who are staying up in the polls and Labour is missing out. Despite all the talk of an annus horribilis for the Government, National remains within a percentage point or two of election night, as Labour has yet to really shake the public's belief that National has the best plan to bring us through these difficult times. Last weekend's Labour Party Conference was supposed to see the launch of a new housing policy but nobody, except the pre-primed Salvation Army Parliamentary Unit, even noticed. The 65 remits which promoted such things as 50 per cent females on all boards of directors, 'supergold' cards for under 21s to get discounted public transport and a minimum quota of women in Parliament, all went unreported. There were two days of debate on the floor of the conference and not a single report of anything except the leadership contest between Cunliffe and Shearer. In contrast, highlights from last week's efforts by the National-led Government include: hundreds of affordable homes in Auckland; progress on local government reforms; a draft transport plan for central Christchurch; two treaty bills passed; more ultra-fast broadband rolled out; the second Vulnerable Children's Team announced; and extending $15 million per year of hospice funding out two more years. A stark contrast between a Government getting on with what matters and an Opposition concerned only with themselves. So Labour needs to learn that there is a place for | IP | IP | 1,794,648 |
Noah?s family was saved by being put into the ark. (The Fathers of the Church often used Noah?s ark as a symbol for the Church, by the way. When you compare the variety of creatures in both vessels, the comparison seems apt). But Protestants too have to admit that the Church is not just a human social club but of divine origin because Scripture clearly teaches this. Where, then, do they differ with us? Their criticism is usually that Catholics ignore the need to make an individual, personal decision for Christ, or choice to believe; that Catholics think they can be born into the faith, inheriting salvation from their parents. But this is not a doctrinal disagreement. It is a practical, pastoral concern. Most Protestants are willing to admit that individualism is a mistake, and most Catholics are willing to admit that being born into faith is a misunderstanding. Where, then, is the doctrinal, dogmatic disagreement about the Church? Perhaps it concerns the authority of the Church. Let?s assume that both Protestants and Catholics understand the true nature of authority: that it means right, not might, in fact, ?author?s rights?, and that in Christ it is wielded by love and service, not by lording it over others. Once Protestants understand this definition and understand that Catholics understand it too, the fear of the authority of the Church is largely dissipated. Because Protestants accept Scripture and because Scripture clearly teaches the authority of the Church (?He who hears you, hears me,? | OP | OP RS | 494,775 |
17. I contemplated committing suicide at the time, I thought that my life had been bad so far and wasn't going to get any better. Eventually I reasoned with myself and decided that the future was a bit like an adventure and could it really be worse than before? It was hard. I had no one to help me (incl family and friends -- a story too long to go into) and ended up on the streets briefly with no food, money or support from government agencies in the UK as I fell into a void based on age. I was extremely lucky and got into an emergency homeless hostel within 2 days and 6 months later met my wife. It was only through meeting my wife that I had some guidance and support to get myself to where I am now. She got me out of the hostel system and into my first place -- one room with shared facilities -- part paid for by the dole and part by my wages. 10 years later I now own my own 4 bed home in Australia, have qualifications (a degree), lots of work experience and i'm about to start my own business. If I was in your situation, I would seek help from family, friends and definitely get a job, even if it's part time. This way you can pay for your rent, study etc and enjoy life. Financial security is very important to mental wellbeing I think. Actually in | ID | ID DF QA | 515,875 |
and prefer agency. Don't be afraid of jumping in and trying it through - it's the only way you'll find out and there's no shame in changing jobs and trying something else in a years time. Organisations vary in what they look for in candidates. I wouldnt be concerned if one organisation favours a particular approach that you do not have. Having a decent CV and polished interview technique is a good starting point, and then you have to identify and select organisations where your particular values and skill set will be appreciated and developed. For someone to stand out to me it's not just about the work - it's more about the approach. I'm not looking for creative approaches but more for someone who puts the effort in. I've coached people looking for work before and the number of times i heard things like "I sent off my CV to 100 people and no-one got back to me" or "They liked me and said they'd call me - but they haven't" - frustrates me. How you approach getting a job speaks volumes about how you will be when in the job. If you don't chase the opportunity then I assume you're not interested and not pro-active. When the job market is touch my best advice would be to get on the phone and be pro-active. Emailing people and filling in application forms is easy - getting on the phone is hard but speaks volumes about you. Through your career | IN | IN DT | 520,733 |
and defence policy. This was backed by the strong performance of Finland's export-led economy, exemplified by companies with global markets such as Nokia and Kone. This was the consensus that was upset first by the euro crisis and then by the election of 2011. Under a strong challenge from the True Finns both the Social Democrats and the Centre Party became less Europhile. Among the leading parties, only the National Coalition Party of Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen remains openly enthusiastic about the EU, although the governing coalition has adopted a more cautious approach, at least on economic issues. Finland's position in Europe continues to be strongly debated: some arguing that the government's more Eurosceptic stance carries negative side effects for Finland within the EU; others note that the continuation of the sovereign debt crisis is even beginning to exhaust the patience of Katainen's National Coalition Party (although it has, case by case, been able to mobilise the necessary parliamentary support for the elements of the EU's stability policies). Polarisation In 2011 the True Finns won 39 parliamentary seats, becoming the third largest party: an electoral breakthrough that put it in the frame to join a governmental coalition. This was a remarkable turnaround for a party that had previously gained less than five percent of the vote in previous elections, winning at most five out of 200 parliamentary seats. This time the party's powerful message against the EU's bail-out policy and the Finnish contributions to it attracted voters across party lines. | IP | IP PA | 3,018,526 |
Burning bridges never felt so right We watch the night embrace our hexes light Hesitation won't exceed these wishes The stone, the sling, our stadiums in stitches If the stars were black and skies were white We'd still will these flames upon this sight To the moon our skulls are tightly bound We with no intention to come down The day they proved the earth was round Was the day they flattened holy ground The sea it sang an orphaned sound "The earth is flat it is not round!" (It's upside down) Everybody's trying to be borderline Don't you know that mystery will never be defined? I wouldn't trade my rags for riches Pursuit for power doesn't faze a mystic To the moon our skulls are tightly bound We with no intention to come down The day they proved the earth was round Was the day they flattened holy ground The sea it sang an orphaned sound "The earth is flat it is not round!" (It's upside down) Days are pending you're pretending That your life is never ending These back handed compliments of nature Have us on the fence I don't think you really know where you're going We can't escape what captivates us now Laughter is gonna keep us alive Sabotage is gonna make us into kings and queens The things that people do when they think no one's looking When you're (sic) beginning has no end You witness all the things that never happened Money doesn't make | LY | LY SL | 179,924 |
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