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Summing up, we will note that with Outlook Recovery Toolbox is an excellent piece of software for Microsoft Outlook troubleshooting that does its job really well and will always help when the integrity of your Outlook data is threatened. The program supports most Outlook and Windows versions, ensuring stable work on the majority of standard systems. Troubleshooting Outlook has never been that easy!
- Outlook Recovery Toolbox do not support a recovering of contact groups yet.
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- Microsoft Outlook 2000/2002/2003/2007/2010/2013 and above (exclude: Outlook from Office 365, Outlook for iOS, Outlook for MacOS)


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Do you still have tonsils? Indeed. I pretty much have all the parts of my body, except for some insulin producing cells in my pancreas.
Would you bungee jump? Sure would.
If You Could Do Anything In The World For A Living What Would It Be? Write, read to well-behaved children, collect bottle caps.
How many tattoos do you have? Several.
Your favorite fictional animal? Boo-boo
One person that never fails to make you laugh? Bob. I laugh pretty much everyday because Bob's in my life.
Do you consider yourself well organized? Yeah, no.
Any Addictions? Trashy magazines, shoes, TAB cola.
From what news source do you receive the bulk of your news?
Google news, boston.com, the NY Times.
Would you rather go to a carnival or circus? Carnival. The rides, the games, that feeling of who knows what will happen next! in the air.
When you were twelve years old, what did you want to be when you grew up? At 12, I think I may still have been on the lawyer/president who had published a novel kick.
Best Movie You've Seen This Year? Spellbound. Seriously. Nothing better than really smart kids in competition and their sometimes freakshow parents.
Favorite alcoholic drink? Blue Hawaii
What is the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning? Get up, get showered, get tested.
Siblings? Two brothers - one older, one younger.
What is the best thing about your job? The tangible difference I am making in the lives of people who need our organization.
Have you ever gone to therapy? Yes. I found it to be a distinct waste of my time.
If you could have one super power what would it be? Invisibility or the ability to fly.
Do you own any furniture from Ikea? No, not yet. But Bob and I are headed there this weekend. So, you know, I will.
Have you ever gone camping? Yes. And I like it.
Gas prices! First thought? Conspiracy. Honestly, politicians must think we're complete idiots. How is it that gas prices have dropped a full .60 per galloon - ever so conveniently - just before this mid-term election.
Your favorite cartoon character? The imaginary friends from Fosters - and the Smurfs.
What was your first car? A 1973 VW Bug that became known as Crusty.
Do you think marriage is an outdated ritual? Yes. I do.
The Cosby Show or the Simpsons? The Simpsons. Though, these last few seasons have started to get a little soft - in my opinion.
Do you go to church? I used to go to a UU meeting house - and would like to start doing that again. Those places are brilliant for a free exchange of opinion and ideas - then again, they're not really churches - are they?
What famous person would you like to have dinner with? Vincent D'Onofrio or Al Gore.
What errand/chore do you despise? The dishes or the laundry. I don't like cleaning bunches of dirty things. Gross.
First thought when the alarm went off this morning? Ugh.
Last time you puked from drinking? Awhile ago now. Maybe a year or so.
What is your heritage? Mostly Irish - with some Scotch Irish mixed in. My mother insists there's some native american blood in there - but I've not been able to trace it at all. I'm pretty much a full-out mic.
Favorite flower? Daisies or lilies, please.
Disney or Warner Bros? I don't care at all. Sad.
What is your best childhood memory? The field and Lake Winnapausakee.
Your favorite potato chip? Eh - whatever. I guess if I HAVE to eat chips, I'll take those veggie chips from Whole Foods Market. Those are OK.
What is your favorite candy? Swedish Fish. Yummy.
Do you burn or tan? I don't do either anymore - I don't want wrinkles or leathering looking skin, so I slather on the 45 or avoid the sun altogether. But when I go in the sun sans block, I burn badly.
Astrological sign? Cancer.
Do you own a gun? I don't. But I have no problem with people owning them legally and safely.
What do you think of hot dogs? Yum. Love them. With grilled buns.
Friday, September 29, 2006
Thursday, September 14, 2006
So. I did something dumb. I changed over to the new Blogger Beta - they keep advertising it around when you sign in to Blogger. Damn them!
Now - I can't comment on blogs that don't run in the new Blogger Beta - and I don't think anyone can sign in to comment with their Blogger account on this blog. They can only comment anonymously. Also, someone told me they've been trying to comment and nothing has been showing up at all. This is just irritating. And there is no way to undo the beta-ness.
Of course, Blogger, doesn't tell you any of this as you're going through the process of converting.
So, I, like a feckless guinea pig walked right into their web of inconvenience.
My apologies to those of you who might want to comment and can't - do feel free to comment anonymously. Oh, and be sure to be good and nasty. So I can, in the words of any random idiotic right wing talk show host, "fire back."
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Sunday, September 10, 2006
This is Lisa Fenn Gordenstein.
Lisa Fenn Gordenstein was, says a neighbor, "the kind of person who when she saw you in the neighborhood, wouldn't just wave hello - she'd pull her car over to ask how you were."
Her boss, the President of TJX Companies, described her as an excellent businesswoman - but remembered most that she "loved being a mom."
Her husband and her two daughters - David, Carly and Samantha - miss her. Her other family members miss her - her friends miss her.
On this September 11th - the fifth anniversary of that awful day, the day that Lisa Fenn Gordenstein and 2,995 other people lost their lives, I blog in honor of Lisa.
I honor her life - as from all of the descriptions I've read, I think I would have quite liked her had I known her in person. And I honor the impression she made on the lives she touched - the impact that she made.
I hope you'll take a moment today to visit this site: Bloggers Remember - and browse other blog posts dedicated to those who were killed on September 11, 2001. I hope you'll remember the way that many of those killed lived their lives - and that you'll pray/send kind and healing thoughts to the loved ones they left behind.
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Hope that got your attention. I'm going to cease using the wordpress account for my The Mendicant Mind and Body. If you want to follow me then come to mendicantsoul.info and upadate your links, subscriptions there. It still has a few kinks to iron out after the transfer but nonetheless still works. Hopefully I might even write a little more … yes, yes I know you've heard it all before.
I tell you what. I'll leave it up to you. If a few minutes before you have to get up, and you don't feel like you can, just go like this (nodding his head in a very particular and revernt way in my direction) and I'll get up and do it for you.
Recently Br Joseph asked me to preach at his profession in vows. I light heartedly said to those at his service when I was offering a reflection for his profession that Joseph asked me to get back at me for the number of times I've stirred him up because he knows preaching is the last thing I'd offer to do.
When I first began having to preach as part of life in community I was not so keen on the idea. I found it a major chore. I remember one occassion being so worked up about it that I became almost paralysed by the thought of having to deliver a sermon. Who am I to be preaching to people whose faith journey has been more solid than mine, what do they want to hear from me, I don't know enough about the Bible, let along theology. All these thoughts and more would go through my head; building up until I could feel nothing but stress; and a headache not too far away.
On one occasion, not long after entering the novitiate, I went on a parish 'mission' with Br Leo and he asked me to preach on the Sunday. I was less than keen on the idea but agreed to do it. As time got closer I got more and more concerned about having to deliver a sermon to a group of stangers who were older than me and no doubt been part of church much longer than me, and in the presence of a brother who has been in profession much longer than me.
Leo became aware of how I was feeling and his response was most comforting and quietly encouraging. First he relieved the pressure I was feeling. He said to me that if I didn't feel like preaching I didn't have to. He said you can pull out at any time, even a few minutes before the sermon is to be delivered.
In a way that only Leo could do he both made me laugh, relieving the pressure I felt, and he offered me some advice. He made me laugh because in a quite reverent but comical way he said to me that all it would take would be a little silent nod of the head and he'd take over for me without anyone knowing. He also offered me some advice which has always stuck with me. Start with a story, talk with people not at them, let them be drawn into your passion. If you do that you'll never have a problem preaching.
At the right time. I got up into this pulpit which seemed to have its own post code and need for supplimentary oxygen and I began. A dramatic story about a seed is afraid that it it falls to the ground it is going to die and from then on, I never had to preach, I simply told the people a story and talked with them, not at them. Afterward people said it was one of the best sermons they'd ever heard.
As I joked about with Joseph I am still reluctant to offer to preach and see it as a big challenge to get over. But brother Leo's assuring nature and wonderful advice has remained with me.
What I have learned about preaching is yes, one has to have some knowledge of the texts they are preaching on and that we must spend time in prayerful contemplation before preparing a sermon, however, the real key is stepping out of the way of ourselves and allowing the spirit in us to preach God's word. To allow the spirit to converse with the people listening and be focused on what God has for them to hear and not what we have to say. If in our reading and contemplative preparation we can learn to step aside and realise that preaching is a coversation and it is God who speaks then can be set free of our insecurities and enjoy the blessings God offers us in the hearing of God's words.
As I said, preaching is still something I don't feel particularly skilled at, however, I think it is not a sense of skill but rather a sense confidence, or more correctly a sense of letting go and letting God.
This semester as part of my field placement formation I have asked my field supervising committee to give me feedback on my sermons. I've asked them if they could tell me ways in which they find my preaching helps them connect with God and what ways I could perhaps make that connection more real and present.
Thus far I've only preached on semon. The feedback from the committee was very positive. It seems their comments reflected a lot of what I had taken away from my experience with Br Leo. That is, that through the paricular style of preaching I've developed, offering a sense of story and conversation, that people indeed connect with God through what they see as my passion, but I really see as letting go and letting God.
I have had quite positive feedback from both my last parish sermon and the one I offered for Joseph's profession. What I have realised is kind of what I said earlier, preparation is one thing, but being able to get out of God's way so that God can speak through the spirit in us is not only what makes preaching for me less traumatic but also offers opportunity for people to hear what God is saying to them and not what we want to say. I think the best sermons I've offered are the ones where I haven't, but God has.


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King George II (1890-1947) and Princess Elisabeth of Romania (1894-1956)
King George (Georgios) II of the Hellenes (Tatoi, 19 July 1890 - Athens, 1 April 1947); married in Bucharest on 27 February 1921 (divorced in 1935) Princess Elisabeth of Romania (Pelesch, 12 October 1894 - Cannes, 14 November 1956)
Reign: 1922 - 1924 and 1935 - 1947
Dynasty: Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg
Predecessor: King Constantine I of the Hellenes
Successor: King Paul I of the Hellenes
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Parents George: King Constantine I of Greece and Princess Sophie of Prussia
Parents Elisabeth: King Ferdinand of Romania and Princess Marie of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and Great Britain & Ireland
Siblings George: King Alexander I of the Hellenes; Queen Helen of Romania; King Paul of the Hellenes; Princess Irene of Italy, Duchess of Aosta, titular Queen of Croatia; and Princess Katharina of Greece & Denmark, Mrs. Brandram
Siblings Elisabeth: King Carol II of Romania; Queen Maria of Yugoslavia; Prince Nicholas of Romania, Archduchess Ileana of Austria-Tuscany and Prince Mircea of Romania
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Okay...I finally read Born to Rule and the book centers on the granddaughters of Queen Victoria (Sophie of Greece and Marie of Romania, Maud of Denmark, Alexandra of Russia and Ena of Spain). Its an excellent book and let's just say that it doesn't say anything positive about Elisabeth. Its a shame that good intentions of parents often gone astray.
I question how Elisabeth and Carol would have turned out if there parents would have had more of an influence in their lives.
About queen Elisabeth: she is supposed to have said the following: 'I have commited every vice but one, and I do not intend to die before I killed a man'.
Well I am sure they were raised by nannies but the book implies that Marie didn't have that much of an impact in the lives of Elisabeth and Carol due to the interference of Queen Elisabeth (King Carol's wife).
Marie suffered a similar fate to her aunt Vicky, Empress Frederick. Highly intelligent woman but whose mothering skills were called into question with a few enfants terribles (Vicky: Wilhelm and Charlotte, Marie: Carol and Elisabeth). Queen Sophie learned from was against the Greco-Romanian marriages perhaps as a result of her own mother's dealings with her siblings.
Does anyone know what happened to Elisabeth in her final years? After being thrown out of Romania I have never heard anything about her last years.
After 1945 Elisabeth , ex Queen of Greece ,went to France and she died in Cannes.
The Queen of Romania was Helena of Greece, mother of King Michel.
The two sisters Irene and Helena of Greece had sad lifes.
Irene who married the Prince of Aoste, Amadeo's father , could not assist to her husband's funerals in south of America because she had no money at all.
Excuseme my translation to english, it is not good.this is a summary of the life of Queen Elizabeth that I have found:
Elisabeth of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen. Born on October 11, 1894 Sinaia, Romania. Daughter of King Fernando I of Romania and Princess Mary of Saxe-Coburgo and Gotha.
On February 27, 1921 in Bucharest, Romania, Princess Elizabeth married the Prince George of Greece. Of this marriage weren´t born children . One month later, her brother Carol, Prince Crown of Romania, married in Athens, Greece, with Princess Elena, sister of George.
On September 27, 1922, after the abdication of his father, King Constantine I, George became King of Greece.
The Republicans won the elections in Greece. The new government asked the King to leave the country for three months .
He and his spouses went to live to the royal palace of Bucharest. Three months later, in 1924, was proclaimed the Republic in Greece. George II went to England, leaving his wife in Bucharest. In 1935, they were divorced, she lost her title of Queen Elizabeth of Greece.
When her brother Carol was divorced of Princess Elena of Greece, she became in the first lady of Romania.
Carol II was forced to abdicate in his son Michael in 1940. Elizabeth collaborated with the Communists against King Michael. After the Second World War, the Communists reached the government and the monarchy was replaced in 1947. In 1948 Elizabeth was expelled from the country. Princess Elisabeth of Romania,ex Queen of Greece, died on November 14, 1956.Some historians claim that the favorite phrase of Elizabeth was :
"I have committed all the vices possible in my life except murder, and I will not expect to die without having done it"
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I think that she wanted be Queen of Romania.
If this phrase is the former Queen Elizabeth,I think that she should be a woman very cruel and she could not be very religious..If she collaborating with the communists, she also conspired against romanian orthodox church
She died in France but. Is her body buried in France? Or is her body buried in Portugal with her beloved brother, Carol?
I imagine that by her conduct her funeral should not be the Orthodox rite.
George of Greece & Elisabeta of Romania: budding romance
I ve always wondered how comes he never married after the divorce . I mean , didn't he want to leave behind a child of his own to succeed him as a King or Queen? Most royals at that time saw it as a duty to produce children for the dynasty's sake.....
By the way . I ve read that he died just 3 weeks before his sister Catherine's marriage. She is the one to find him dead nhis bed . How horrible for her and the rest family he didn't have the opportunity to see his baby sister getting married ( he was 23 years her senior and he became quite the parental figure in her life after their father died).
I'm surprised to see what you wrote about ELISABETH OF ROMANIA dear BELTRANEJA. Could you please tell us wich are the historians who said that horrible phrase about this princess? I've studied history and I never read about this. She was a person who deeply loved solitude ,classical music,reading .... but not a murderer . If you would read her journal you would never say that about hear.
I have read the words of the former Queen in several biographies, it is possible that it was false, but her support to the communism in Romania, is true,She supported the Romanian Communists to overthrow her nephew, King Michael of Romania, the present King.
King George had no children because he could not have it, he suffered a problem of heart.
I've always thought that the former Queen Elizabeth, never liked Greece, I think she was smart for this reason she wanted to have power, in Greece she had no such power over the King George, she knew she had a great influence on her brother Carol, , I think she was smarter than Carol, and she had a strong influence on her brother.She was who wanted the divorce
Wasn't Elizabeth's world view warped by her upbringing at the hands of King Carol and his consort, Elizabeth, also known as Carmen Sylva?
I did not say she was foolish, on the contrary, she had a reputation for very smart.
and yes THE qUEEN ELIZABETH OF ROMANIA wrote poetry with the name of Carmen Sylba, when you're looking famous phrases, you find phrases of her , for example:: Foolishness is always placed first in line to be seen, the intelligence behind to see.
but Carmen Sylba was Queen Elizabeth of Romania(1843-1916) She was not Queen Elizabeth of Greece.
Queen elizabeth of Romania(Carmen Sylba) was aunt of Princess Elizabeth.(Queen of Greece)(I think)
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Happy Land 2 is a exploitation-comedy-adventure film. Considered by many to be the best movie alive,[1] it was directed by Jefferson Davis and stars every actor that's popular right now, including Adam Sandler and the rising star, Cocksucker Corbin. The film was released on December Friday, 2011, and became a sleeper hit overnight; that is, it instantly became popular with audiences who sleep during movies. At a budget of 525,600 dollars, it is the most expensive Confederate film to date.
The movie takes place in the actual real life Confederate America, which does exist, and chronicles a thrilling yet comical series of events as a team travels around the Mississippi looking for an escaped slave. The film was conceived by writer Johnny Rebel St. John, who is known for his other famous films, Nigga in the North, Pokéymen, and Skin My Head Right 'Round, all of which feature basically the same plot.
Despite the "2" in the name, there is no known "Happy Land 1." Although there is a movie just called "Happy Land" with all the same characters, but it's most likely just a coincidence.
The film begins with some random-ass HUGE flying letters going by on the Mississippi river, which happen to also spell out the names of all the people in the movie. It then splits away to Dwayde E. Jack (Cocksucker Corbin), who works as a security guard at the National Vending Machine in Richmond. Surprisingly, Dwayde is unsatisfied with his life, his wife having left him for Squidward Tentacles and taking the kids (who were then hideously devoured by him). Dwayde recalls the experiences he supposedly had in some other movie, and yearns for the same adventures he probably experienced. It is then when his old college roommate, Mickey Mouse (Adam Sandler), crashes his apartment and forces the poor bastard to let him stay.
Mickey, after plowing 50 hookers, suggests to Dwayde that they go back to their old hobby, slave-catching. Dwayde is hesitant but changes his mind when he consumes ten bottles of Logic Potion. While listening to conveniently available police scanners, they hear of implications of suggestions of possibilities that a slave revolt may be preparing at the Norris Ranch. Dwayde and Mickey whip out the Gimpmobile to check out the scene.
When they arrive at the Ranch, they decide to do the stupid thing and break in to the slave pen. Unfortunately, the stupid thing ends up causing a complete disaster, as by opening the wooden gate, they allowed a young, 5-year-old boy to escape and run free. Dwayde and Mickey, realizing what they have done, attempt to escape the Ranch but are caught by the police, who charge them with the crime of letting a future laborer go free.
The Terrible Two are brought to court, without a lawyer or right to testimony, and the Judge sentences them to finding the escaped darkie, who was actually part of a group known as "Al-Qaeda," who aim to destroy the perfectly reasonable government. They are given a radar to help track the boy, which also allows them to give him an electric shock at any time they please to slow him down. Dwayde is outraged at Mickey for talking him into going to the Ranch, to which Mickey points out that it wasn't him, it was the Logic Potion. Mickey then humps a fire hydrant before they set off on their journey across the Mississippi.
As Dwayde and Mickey hike along the countryside of the Mississippi, they run into a completely lifeless and uninteresting chick, Anne Cartell. She agrees to join in on their epic quest as long as the movie gets at least one sexist joke. Their quest continues, and tension builds between the three of them. Meanwhile, Al-Qaeda prepares its most devious plot of all; to non-violently protest the Capitol with signs and picketing. In order to figure out the address of the Capitol, they require information from their only scout, who happens to be the escaped slave boy.
As they explore the Mississippi, Dwayde randomly finds a small cell phone on the ground. Thinking it to be an iPhone and therefore unresistable, he attempts to turn it on, but it turned out to be a bomb that asplodes in all of their faces. It is then when Al-Qaeda shows up and kidnaps Ann and Mickey. Dwayde is left in a pile of garbage with an asploded face, having lost the radar and his friends.
Dwayde is revived by an unidentified homeless man (Paul Robeson), who also cleans his clothes out of pure good decency. However, when Dwayde comes to his senses, he realizes that the man is a darkie, and shoots his nuts off, killing him in an instant. Dwayde steals the carcasses' map and locates the base of Al-Qaeda, where he can find the escaped boy and locate his friends (who have actually kinda been assholes to him the whole time).
Dwayde approaches the Al-Qaeda base and disguises himself with Blackface to blend in with the hell-bound darkies. No surprise, his plan works without fail, and he is able to infiltrate the base, where he finds his friends, Mickey and Ann, about to be lynched. He is able to stop them by grabbing Maxwell's Silver Hammer and engaging in hammer-to-brain combat with each of the darkies. However, only one remains in the whole base, the five-year-old who originally escaped from the Norris Ranch. He confronts the boy, who is crying in fear after the incredibly disturbing violence he has witnessed, and tells Dwayde his true name, Barack Obama. Dwayde cuffs him up without a moment's hesitation and puts him on a leash, having successfully located the boy as he was assigned to do. He unties his pals and has a kiss with Ann, who now suddenly has a romantic thingy with him.[2]
Dwayde, Mickey and Ann return to Richmond with the now malnutritioned escaped boy, and are celebrated by the crowds of white men who are impressed at Dwayde's ability to locate 'em darkies. He is awarded with 20 dollars from the almighty owner of the Norris Ranch, Thomas Norris, and settles back to his old life at the National Vending Machine, but with Mickey at his side and Ann in his pants. The end.
A post-credits scene reveals that Obama is still active and working on a new plan: faking a Hawaii birth certificate to became president of the Nation.
The film was envisioned by Johnny Rebel St. John after his brief stint in the Pornographic genre. The brown color of feces he had witnessed during the filming of Two Girls One Cup: The Movie reminded him of darkies and inspired him to make another slave family comedy. He assembled an all-star team consisting of Jefferson Davis IX.V, every white man alive, and the Nazis. Together, they formed the movie that we see today.
The movie was originally much longer than 325 minutes[3] and would have consisted of a side-story involving Donald Duck searching for Mickey, but had to be cut down since Donald's white fur was deemed offensive by the film's caucasian creators. Several actors auditioned for Mickey's part, including the actual Mickey Mouse himself. The casters, however, agreed that Adam Sandler was best suited for the role of an intoxicated rodent than anyone else.
The budget of the movie was collected by slamming every poor man in the skull and stealing their coins. Their operation deemed successful enough to produce a worthy film budget, as evidenced by their amazing special effects. After the film was done shooting and editing, their was even enough money for milk and cookies for everyone[4].
Cocksucker Corbin was known for his violent breakouts during the production of the movie, often consisting of anal poundings on the Gaffer crew. He strongly resented the Dwayde character, calling him, "a nice man who does things for good reasons."[5]
Among many of Corbin's well-known acts of rage include,
- Throwing chess pieces at the camera operator for yelling "cut" in the middle of filming.
- Yelling at his Penis for not getting hard enough during passionate circumstances.
- Firing 8 employees for not growing goatees as good as his.
- Opening the shades to Kristen Stewart's house, causing her to disintegrate.
Happy Land 2 is so far the only Confederate-made movie to date to use actual black actors, rather than African-Americans.
The film was brought out to the public at its December premiere, which featured many notable attendants, including every member of the Ahnold family and plenty of Nazis. The premiere audience was treated to a special presentation afterward, explaining the history of St. John and his rise into the film industry, which included much lying, bribery and being in the right place at the right time. It also explained his getting to know of the film's director, Davison, whom he met at the premier of Birth of a Nation, a rather controversial film about the American Civil War that portrays the darkies as oppressed and tortured while the good guys are apparently Abe Lincoln and the Union pricks, as if that makes any sense. Their interest in political incorrectness drew them together into the film business, which is full of the stuff.
In the long-run, the movie had mixed reviews, since people just couldn't make up their mind as to whether it was good or bad. In a review for the Flat-Earth Society Times, the almighty Odacchi described the film as,
"A lot of stuff to love and a lot to hate; Cocksucker Corbin once again delivers a performance that blows you away, and Adam Sandler was once again completely convincing. The strange plot progression brings this flick to a halt, but I feel that the reasonable portrayal of darkies make up for it twice fold."[6]
The film has a rating of -0.7% on Rotten Tomatoes, as with every other movie they've ever reviewed.[7]
The film was put on DVD a couple of months later, with the hold-up being due to St. John's arguments and disagreements with Walt Disney Pics on abortion and stem cell research. The DVD version was lacking in several elements from the theatrical version, perhaps due to the large hole someone put in the center of the disc. However, sales on the home market continue to be quite profitable, especially in the 5-13 demographic.
Four sequels have been confirmed to be in production by Jefferson Davis IX.V, because as the director he's allowed to make that decision. According to the Motherfuckin' Media, none of them are to feature Kristen Stewart or Mickey Mouse, since there characters will be suddenly deleted as if Happy Land 2 was never even made, a long-cherished tradition in Hollywood. The funny thing is, it wasn't even made in Hollywood.
The working title for the next entry in the series is supposedly Happy Land 3: Dark of the Moon. Cocksucker Corbin explained that the plot involves a new terrorist organization of darkies who exchange messages with their assholes. He also explained that Johnny Rebel St. John was no longer interested in Happy Land and was going to allow the Nazis to take the full role of writing the next film. More information is expected to be given as production continues.
See Also[edit]
- Adam Sandler
- Cocksucker Corbin (Why does't he have an article yet?)
- Slavery
- Da Darn CSA
- Nazis
- Anything Else
- ↑ This was determined by the National Internship of Good Gigs Association (NIGGA).
- ↑ The fuck are you looking for, pervert?
- ↑ The film was intended to be 525,600 minutes, making good use of a dollar per minute.
- ↑ Andy Kaufman -"I'm taking everyone out for milk and cookies! Assholes!"
- ↑ Weekly Celebz, Issue #2-9502-134 "Why they call me Cocksucker"
- ↑ Odacchi!!!!!!
- ↑ Except Baby Geniuses 2.


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Many have known White Oak for its Naval Ordnance Laboratory closed in 1994. That property is now occupied by the Food and Drug Administration, renamed the Federal Research Center at White Oak. The White Oak area occupies an area of 5.0 square miles and according to the 2010 census, includes a population of over 22,000 people.
The median household income and median home and condo values are higher in White Oak than the remainder of Maryland. With over 87% of the population with high school diplomas or more advanced levels of education, the most common occupations are those of computer specialists, management positions and retail sales workers.
Another unique aspect of White Oak is that of Quaint Acres, a subdivision located just north of Route 29 and west of New Hampshire Avenue. This area was named after Altus Lacy Quainance, State Entomologist of Maryland. After World War II, the subdivision was home to famous author Rachel Carson as well as Margaret Chase Smith, first woman to be elected to both the US House and Senate.
White Oak is an area with loosely-defined boundaries and the resulting variations in schools attended. For example students attend any of three elementary schools that feed two middle schools, followed by three consortium schools and three high schools. In some cases, residents of White Oak consider themselves to be part of the Silver Spring community.
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Have you ever noticed that sometimes you get great joy when someone just sits with you? Maybe it's a time of struggle or a special event, something that gives you delight or something that would bring you down to despair if it were not for the fact that someone you love has come to sit with you. Here at Nottingham Missionary Baptist Church we come together three times a week to sit in the very presence of God Himself and that makes it a heavenly place. It's not the building that makes it a heavenly place, it's the fact that we sit together, Christians sharing fellowship and worship in the Spirit of Christ finding His love real and the love of one another real in our lives.
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being silly: It's so much fun. Especially when you've just become an adult, you're starting to get the gist of adult conversations, people are including you in stuff...and then you walk around the office with a cardboard box on your head singing 'The Final Countdown' mashed up with 'MMMBop'.
cheech and cloudy: Cheech and Cloudy are a indy wrestling tag team with two vague gimmicks depending on where they're working - either hippy surfer dudes in family friendly places like Chikara, or stoner dudes elsewhere. One of my favourite memories of Cheech and Cloudy is Gimmick 2 encrouching on Gimmick 1 - a section of the crowd started chanting "4:20! 4:20!" Cheech comes over all panicked and doing the cut-it-out sign while Cloudy loudly protests "Family friendly!" The crowd then explains 4:20 off as "a code" to their playing-innocent opponents.
girlish screams: More to do with wrestling. :D Chuck Taylor is a ridiculously over the top guy in his twenties who doesn't hesitate to steal someone's Cheetos and eat them while waiting to get tagged into a match. He also hates little kids and attempts at every opportunity to make them cry. And yet the biggest way he shows his ass is when he gets chopped he screeches like a little girl.
peppermint: Peppermint is my favourite non-dairy taste ever. Mint choc-chip ice cream is a mix of everything good about the world.
sassy men: My most recent crushes are numerous, but the majority of those with Y chromosomes can be neatly summed up as 'sassy'. They're all cheeky to a certain degree, they state the obvious with a degree of sarcasm, and seem the type to pull girls' pigtails for attention.
snakes: Oh I like snakes. They're absolutely gorgeous. I've held a python that was longer than I am tall, and it was glorious. So warm and smooth. I was seriously debating on getting a children's python earlier in the year. Also where I live - suburbia, only one or two streets away from nature preserves - it's not hugely uncommon to see snakes. The backyard usually only gets lizards, but go walking for long enough and you'll trip over a little green thing sunbaking.
the no remorse corp: A now-defunct wrestling stable, consisting of Roderick Strong, Davey Richards and Rocky Romero. Established...2007, I think? Finished up in the middle of '08, Davey kicking Roderick in the balls to join Sweet'N'Sour Inc. I think I must have about four shirts for this group, all in various stages of wear and tear, just because they were selling out the last of them.


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While most Iowans relish our time in the spotlight in the months (or years!) prior to our quadrennial political caucuses that help steer the course of national presidential politics, we're not as fond of what's been happening lately.
Tornadoes and floods have been the forces behind our most recent notoriety, which most of us in the heartland would gladly trade for a few dry days of peace and quiet. The news is full of people telling tales of loss. For those who have been fortunate enough to survive the recent calamities without death or serious injury to their loved ones, the anguish is focused on the irreplaceable – the photos and other items that once linked them to their past but are now gone forever.
Besides the personal loss, flooding also creates institutional loss. In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for example, the Linn County Courthouse, the National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library and the Cedar Rapids Public Library were overrun by river water. Newspaper Archive.com, a site used heavily by genealogists, was forced to shut down.
I find it particularly interesting that these Iowa institutional losses have been reported on by a California blogger named Craig Manson, whose GeneaBlogie site has done an excellent job of framing the Iowa disasters in genealogical terms.
Of course, floods and tornadoes aren't the only threats to our family histories. This story about a fire in Peabody, Mass., carries comments from a family historian lamenting the loss of priceless items from her family.
Sometimes nature just sneaks up on us before we can adequately prepare, but there are some steps we can take to disaster-proof our own family heirlooms and histories. You can learn more from California conservator and preservationist Scott Haskins here.
Larry Lehmer is a personal historian who helps people preserve their family histories. To learn more, visit his web site or send him an e-mail.
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Collusion is the preparation or production of work for assessment jointly with another person or persons unless explicitly permitted by the assessment. An act of collusion is understood to encompass those who actively assist others or allow others to access their work prior to submission for assessment. In addition any student is guilty of collusion if they access and copy any part of the work of another to derive benefit irrespective of whether permission was given. Where joint preparation is permitted by the assessment but joint production is not, the submitted work must be produced solely by the student making the submission. Where joint production or joint preparation and production of work for assessment is specifically permitted, this must be published in the appropriate module documentation.
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Years ago I started an online marketing company with some friends and while there I put together a side project that ended up being 1% of Google. At the time Google indexed 8 billion pages and 75 million of those pages were from about 5 dynamic HTML pages. Essentially it was like keyword stuffing 75 million keywords into Google. In retrospect it is a funny story and it went as you would have expected. Insane amounts of traffic and affiliate marketing revenue then banning.
The first question is, why would you be such an asshole to the internet? The short answer is misplaced ambition. I was young, saddled with college loan debt, and the pressure to drive revenue outweighed the risks of doing evil things to Google.
To set up this story, our company had 250ish websites in various industries with various levels of SEO that drove affiliate traffic and our employee count was 10ish. Most of our sites leveraged pure white hat SEO and a few sites had some black hat techniques mixed in. Our bread and butter was white hat SEO but those sites took time to cultivate. For that reason I usually mixed in some minor spam to kick start traffic. The minor spam drew some positive attention within the company then the pressure was on to do more of it. That's how this idea started. Part of the thinking was if a little black hat SEO went a little ways then why not pursue every black hat technique imaginable and see how far that could go. Usually you don't do this for fear of being banned from Google. I minimized the risk by setting up a new subnet within our colo. By doing so I could get banned and not negatively impact the rest of our business.
The 6 facets to making this project a success:
- Niche
The product needed to be something that had good affiliate commissions and didn't have much competition.
- Keywords
I needed an industry that could support millions of keywords.
- Content
I needed the ability to introduce a lot of new content to Google.
- A network effect
I needed to create a network of sites such that the sites could add value by linking to one another. Basically my own link farm.
- On page SEO
The on page SEO needed work in such a way where I could optimize millions of pages with little effort.
- Links
I needed the ability to create lots of links from sites I did not control.
Here is how those areas were addressed:
- Content
The content problem was solved by hiring local college students from UCSB to create content. That summer we hired a dozen or so students to work part time. We built a CMS system so students could work from home. Within a few weeks we had thousands of pages of unique articles. The CMS system worked by consuming a list of thousands of keywords that were for the product or geo location. Product keywords included things like "black mold" and "siding" and geo location keywords were cities, counties and states. Students could access the CMS system, find content to write about then publish to the CMS system. To a large extent this process managed itself. We seeded the CMS with keywords, provided the ability for lots of people to add content then tracked operational aspects like production efficiency and payroll expenses.
- A network effect
I wanted the benefits of a link farm without the cost of being caught in a link farm. To do this, 26 websites were created. Multiple IPs were used on various subnets to give the appearance that the sites were independently owned. The webservers were set up to share IP addresses, meaning one webserver could host several sites even if those sites were on different IPs. Given cloud computing is popular these days, circa 2004 this was a novel approach. Inter linking between websites was done in such a way that loops were difficult to recognize. Given the graph of 26 websites, you would have to traverse 6 or more websites to make a full loop. I wanted to make it difficult for Google to determine that this set of sites constituted a link farm.
- On page SEO
The on page SEO was not complicated. Each site was basically 5 dynamic pages so there wasn't much work needed. HTML attributes, H1 tags, title tags, etc were set similarly throughout the site. At times there were keyword density issues that needed to be corrected and that was handled by training the content writers. On page content was also shadowed such that the content was visible to search engines but hidden to users. Keep in mind that this done at a time when search engines were not well equipped to deal with spam. Shadowing content freed up real estate on the page to create good call to action splash pages.
- Links
It's here that this project took a turn to the dark side. I hired contractors from India to create a tool to automatically generate links. For brevity let me just say that when a website links to another website, it tells search engines that the site it is linking to is important. Point being inbound links are good. Traditionally you get links by contacting another website owner and setting up an arrangement for a back links. Good websites used to sell these links. Having millions of pages that needed links, I didn't have this time. So I hired contractors to create a tool to do this for me.
This tool worked by searching the internet for forms that allowed links then adding those links. The tool was written in .NET and had a UI to interface with it. The tool required a set of keywords to use, parameters to allow it so spider Google for forms and configuration parameters. It was also multi threaded so it could add links very quickly. In an hour it could easily create 1000+ backlinks. On each site I would create 26 backlinks, one for each site. This was ok because each site was seen by a search engine as a unique site. The tool also had the ability to limit the links per site. If found some examples where the tool would replace a wiki page with a link, which was bad. This resulted in people calling our ISP to complain so some changes were made to mitigate the damage. This tool isn't something I'm proud of but it had to be part of the experiment. Google had to be convinced to spider millions of pages and deep links were the best way to to do that.
What happened when the site went live?
The development of this project took six months to complete and the sites were let loose on August 2004. To monitor the performance of the websites we created tools to measure googlebot activity and SERP rankings. The tools were comprehensive. One side of the tools would consume web logs to measure activity by site by page by keyword. Another side of the tools would scrape SERP results so we could see how our pages ranked for specific keywords over time. As a guy who likes data, seeing the sites grow up was the most interesting part. There was a lot of data to digest. For each site there were millions of pages. Each page had various keywords associated with it, the page had to get indexed, climb SERP rankings over time and ultimately drive affiliate clicks and revenue. The sites started to take off immediately and within a few weeks revenue was in the thousands. Every day I would run the linking tool to add new links. Every day google would pick up more pages. Every day revenue went up a little.
It took a few months for the site to reach 1 million pages indexed and that is when I started to worry. The growth was exponential and there was no way to slow it down. The traffic from the bots alone was several thousand a month. Our hosting provider said we were getting more traffic than Sony music. I stopped checking growth after our tools found 75 million pages in Google. About that same time, Google announced it had indexed 8 billion pages. This project represented roughly 1% of Google. Technically that is true but it's also a misleading stat. These were long tail keywords that were not commonly searched. Being 1% of Google SERP database did not translate into 1% of the traffic. Regardless, if you were if you were looking for anything home contracting then our sites would come up. To that extent, this project was a success. There were times when nearly the entire first page would be links to our sites. A search engine was not smart enough to care but a person could easily see something was fishy. 75 million keywords was a lot and the success of this experiment surely contributed to its demise.
How did the experiment end?
In March 2005, the Google banhammer finally came down. This came as no surprise. Google eliminated the 26 websites from their index. Our other ~250 sites were spared. Our advertiser, who was owned by IAC, got banned as well. Eventually our advertiser called us to say my company was mentioned in a board meeting and our contract would be cancelled. They were unusually nice considering the circumstance. Fortunately for them they were returned to the index within a few days. The cost to implement this experiment was about $100k plus a little bit of pride. Revenue more than made up for the cost but the project did end in failure. A lot of effort went into sites that were no longer viable. Success in SEO is trying to find that fine line between white had and black hat SEO. This experiment pushed that line and it was interesting to witness.


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Garden Sheds, Garages and Carports
Steelcorp offers a wide range of domestic structures such as garden sheds, garages and carports which are available with both the skillion and gable roof options. All Steelcorp garages and carports are designed according to Australian standards and are supplied complete with engineered structural plans and elevation drawings.
Rollamax – Garden Shed
If you are seeking quality, versatility and strength this shed is for you!
Steelcorp exclusively designed the Rollamax with dimensions of 3.1m x 3.1m x 2.15m and being less than 10m2 no building permit is required.
This unique garden shed works as a mini garage with the 1.6m wide easy-lift roller door. It is a perfect home for ride on mowers, garden equipment, motor bikes and many other valuable goods. Made of a sturdy steel stud frame, the Rollamax is not only durable but you can rest assured your valuable possessions will be secured in tamper-proof quarters.
For those wanting something a little smaller, our innovative design team have come up with the Skillion Rollamax to add to the Rollamax Range.
This design is 3.1m Wide x 1.55m deep x 2,15m – 2.7m High, with the option for an open or closed front.
The open front design is perfect for storing firewood.
Supplied in ready-made panels and delivered to anywhere in Victoria and lower NSW, this is an easy and worthwhile investment for your backyard! The Rollamax and Skillion Rollamax are also available as a flat pack kit and are distributed nationwide.
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Ascot Silver Cup – Race Preview
Saturday sees the annual running of the Ascot Silver Cup at the Berkshire track. A listed handicap chase, the Silver Cup is run over three miles and with 14 runners set to go to post, this year's renewal looks ultra competitive.
Pendra is the current ante-post favourite and comes into Saturday's race on the back of victory in a Grade 3 chase at Ascot at the end of October. Trained by Charlie Logsdon, Pendra is highly thought off at home but has so far failed to live up to that expectation on the track and against some decent horses on Saturday, he may well again find one or two too good.
Last years winner, the Neil Mulholland trained The Young Master, is the current ante-post second favourite and he comes into the race on the back of two runs already this season. Racking up a four-timer last season including victory in this race, The Young Master then finished down the field in the RSA Chase at Cheltenham. This season has seen The Young Master finish second behind Saphir Du Rheu at Carlisle before unseating his jockey at the first fence in last month's Hennessy Gold Cup. A return to the form of last season could well see The Young Master go close on Saturday.
Fingal Bay endured an interrupted season last year, managing only two racecourse appearances but he looks to be on his way back, following two placed efforts behind the smart Smad Place this season, including fourth in last month's Hennessy at Newbury. Trained by Phillip Hobbs, Fingal Bay is coming down the weights and he could run well, in what appears to be a wide open race.
Paul Nicholls saddles Salubrious who is on the comeback trail having missed over a year with an injury setback. Two wins from two starts over fences for the eight-year old, who in theory could be a star chaser in the making or could be nothing special. Saturday's race will give connections a far better idea of his ability, as he encounters his most competitive race yet.
Houblon Des Obeaux won the race in 2013 and connections will be hoping that a return to Ascot will spark some life back into the horse who has been disappointing since his 2013 victory. Contested at a high level last season, including in the Denman Chase and the Cheltenham Gold Cup, Houblon Des Obeaux could well run a big race on Saturday, back in a lower grade at a course he enjoys.
Nicky Henderson will be represented by the seven-year old Ma Filleule who despite her young age has a confidence over fences that belies her age. Two runs over hurdles this season will have Ma Filleule fighting fit but it may take a drop in the handicap before she can be competitive over the larger obstacles again.
Pendra is the current 5.5 (9/2) ante-post favourite with The Young Master available at 6.5 (11/2). Fingal Bay and Salubrious are both 7 (6/1), Houblon Des Obeaux 11 (10/1) and Ma Filleule 13 (12/1). The horse racing tip for Saturday's Ascot Silver Cup is Houblon Des Obeaux each-way at 11 (10/1).
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Sometimes, when we thought life is so perfect for us, when God blessed pour over us, well....not as everybody thought.
People never satisfied with what they had. Always
Yes, im in deep sad, miserable life...I have a very difficult test from God.
Yet i dont know until when, i dont know how to fix it
So many people stand beside me, support me, comfort me. And im thankful for it.
Yet im still in deeply depressed. Because i feel alone fighting
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Posted: Jan 25, 2019
Jan.25-HIRAM, Ohio- Playing in the first day of the Terrier Winter Invitational, the Hiram men's volleyball team dropped a 3-0 decision to Loras, Friday evening.
The Terriers dropped the match by set scores of 25-19, 25-23 and 25-16.
After trading service errors, Cory Fischer posted the first kill of the game to take an early 3-2 advantage. The set was played close with the Terriers taking their final lead at 14-13.
The Duhawks controlled the rest of the set, jumping out to a 19-14 lead off a 6-0 run. The Terriers would get as close as two but could never overtake the advantage, falling in the set 25-19.
In the second set, Hiram and the Duhawks would go back-and-forth throughout the frame, seeing 11 ties, including a 20-20 deadlock off an ace from freshman Dangelo Boehner. Loras used a 3-0 run to pull ahead 23-20.
The Terriers responded with a mirroring 3-0 run to knot the score one final time at 23-23. A Hiram service error proved costly, with Loras holding a final 2-0 advantage, finishing set two with a final score of 25-23.
The Terriers never held the lead in set three but kept the game close through the mid stages of the set. However, trailing by three (10-7), Hiram fell prey to a 10-4 run by the Duhawks, that pushed the lead to 20-11. Hiram would fall in the game, 25-16.
Offensively, Fischer and Kilvio Montero led the Hiram offense with five kills apiece. Andrew Gard and Tom Supan each posted four, while Andrew Diaz added nine assists.
The Terriers will continue to play on Saturday afternoon with a pair of games against Concordia Wisconsin and St. John (N.Y.) Fisher. The matchup with the Falcons is scheduled for 10 a.m., while the Cardinals are slated to take on Hiram at 4 p.m.


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Global Week is an arena for discussions and talks about global social challenges.How can research and education help you to better understand events, processes and contexts?
Global Week provides you with more in-depth knowledge, cross-border encounters and perspectives. Under one roof, over three days in November, you will meet researchers, national and international experts, students and employees at University of Gothenburg. Together with them, you will look at various perspectives on a theme. This year we will be discussing global migration.
The form and length of items on the programme vary: there may be lectures, panel talks, debates or workshops. And of course meetings during coffee breaks. You can choose to take part in all or parts of the programme.
During Global Week you can formulate your own thoughts about sustainable ways forwards.
Dilvin Nabil, Teacher Education Programme with specialization in English and French


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Wall Street is moving into the landlord business — and the results aren't pretty, according to a new study by a coalition called Housing For All.
Nearly half of the renters interviewed reported problems with their plumbing. Four in 10 reported insect problems including roaches. One in five had rodent problems. The roofs leak in 18 percent of the homes surveyed, and 21 percent had heating or air conditioning problems.
Only one in 10 of the Los Angeles tenants surveyed — and one in four Riverside renters — has ever met her landlord in person, according to the report.
The report is based on visits to 292 houses owned by Blackstone — a major Wall Street hedge fund that recently became the country's largest landlord — and interviews with scores of Blackstone tenants in Riverside and South Los Angeles. The interviewees live in homes owned by a Blackstone subsidiary called THR California and pay rent to Invitation Homes, one of the several on-the-ground management companies that Blackstone uses around the country. The hedge fund needs those rent checks to clear in order to sell its real moneymaker: financial products called securities that wrap thousands of rental leases into a single package that can be sold, subdivided, and resold to other investors in much the same way that mortgage-backed securities were during the run-up to the housing crisis.
A spokeswoman for the company's property manager denied the report's findings to the Huffington Post and claimed the company provides "unparalleled service."
Blackstone and other Wall Street firms have bought up more than 200,000 houses to rent in recent years, taking advantage of rock-bottom real estate prices brought on by the financial crisis. Tenant advocates have been warning that the financial industry's incentives would lead to poor conditions on the ground for renters with the financial industry acting as a sort of absentee slumlord that hires cut-rate third parties to manage the properties. As a result, the same people who were forced into the rental market by the financial crisis, subprime scandals, and foreclosure fraud epidemic would find themselves neglected by distant, faceless corporate landlords, critics warned. The Homes For All report is the first attempt to test that hypothesis. Investigators identified 1,402 Blackstone-owned properties, visited 292 of them, spoke with tenants in 79 of the houses, and got full survey responses from 51 households.
The report's two areas of focus are different in some important ways. In Riverside, which was among the hardest-hit cities when the housing bubble burst and the foreclosure crisis exploded, Blackstone got its hands on the vast majority of its homes through foreclosure sales. The investigators found that the people who lost their homes to Blackstone in foreclosure sales had lived in them for longer than 10 years on average. Seven out of 10 of the Blackstone properties the report identified in Riverside were bought through foreclosure, compared to just 33 percent of the South Los Angeles homes investigated.
That disparity in foreclosure sales is especially notable given the report's statistics on renters who used to be homeowners. More than a third of Riverside respondents are former homeowners who now rent their housing from Blackstone, compared to 16 percent of renters surveyed in Los Angeles. The survey group in Los Angeles was made up almost entirely of racial minorities — just 4 percent of respondents are white — and in Riverside, 85 percent of respondents were Black, Hispanic, or part of another non-white race or ethnicity.
The report offers a first formal glimpse at how Wall Street's experiment with the landlord business is working out for tenants. From maintenance problems to absentee landlords to unaffordable rents and illegally high security deposits, the report's findings correspond to some of the anecdotal horror stories routinely cited in the past by critics of Blackstone and its fellow investors-turned-landlords in the financial sector.
But while the people on the ground are dealing with neglect and poor living conditions, the investor class is salivating over how much money there is to be made off of that suffering. A report in a magazine for industry insiders back in the spring projected that the rental-backed securities market Blackstone pioneered will be ten times larger at year's end than it was in January, and will grow by 40 times in the next few years.