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"The actions of the lawmakers who booed the President was an animal behavior. Harry Belafonte used to sing one song. He said 'A donkey will sometimes bray, let him bray; let him bray'. That is my response to the actions of the lawmakers. We should allow their donkeys bray.
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I type this laptop on knees, sitting on the bed with my unpacked suitcase underneath the bed-edge I am perched on. Speaking of perches, the sunlight is slightly streaming through the frosted ice shutter-style windows in my bedroom whose name I can't for the life of me remember right now and the birds are just singing away, somehow adding to my tranquil Caribbean vibes. And At 1'o'clock, I can see my laundry basket looking slighty full. I hope there's nothing in it I was planning to wear. I am in pyjamas and the boat leaves in 4 hours. I should be packing as I type this.
But I continue to type because I've been a bit overwhelmed by my own adventures recently and if you're a regular reader, I thought I should update you. Truth be told, I didn't know I had any regular readers but one of my friends was like, hey you haven't blogged for a while, which was basically the nicest thing anybody had said to me all day. Like, somebody noticed??? Awwww…
Okay, since I am supposed to be packing, and there are no buses as today's ferie, and I am gonna have to beg for a ride to the port if I don't move so I can pick up one of the buses leaving hourly from round the corner…unless I want to hitchhike which is usually an incredibly effective form of transport but may not be if it's a Bank Holiday (sorry, that's what ferie means…I'm too rushed to recall where the accents are on this but it's feri-e in case you were wondering…) and everyone's chiling in their houses. This is my life.
Shooting from one adventure the next, trying to take it all in, working out the logistics as I go along, and hoping I don't miss the boat. The last couple of months have frankly been a bit crazy. But in a wonderfully frantic yet ultimately enriching sort of way. After my bro came to visit early Jan, it was simply non-stop.
I headed to Trinidad to carnival which I thought was the best week of my life, but was followed two weeks later with a visit from a fabulous friend which contained all sorts of anecdotes and travel tales which should be committed to paper/keyboard for my own entertainment if no one else's. A mere five days later I left for a roadtrip with my best friend which can only be described as the adventure of a lifetime. It was a lot of fun, even if we didn't get a convertible, or wear scarves on our heads to proper Thelma and Louise it up. On the upside, we didn't have any of the unpleasantness or the suicide ride off the Grand Canyon either so I'm not harbouring too many regrets about the lack of similarities.
Since I've been back home, you know, to the intriguing French Caribbean island I call home, things have been different. Such a large amount of time spent with proper 'knew me way back when' loved ones was bound to have an effect but I honestly didn't think it would be so profound. We didn't have any particularly revelatory conversations, although we did contemplate what it meant that Justin Timberlake's first solo album was THE soundtrack to the uni years, and now here we are 10 years later, on a road trip, and Justin's 'Suit and Tie' is basically the soundtrack thanks to the radioplay it's getting at this exact junture in time. Like I said, nothing too deep.
Actually, it may have been reconnecting with a couple of old friends at the end of the road trip which have been responsible for my renewed sense of purpose, and rediscovering the little delights that life has to offer. Life is a funny old thing and I think a conversation at a Coyote Ugly type bar inspired me to get back on the horse called life, and ride the hell out of it lest it gallop off without me as life can be prone to do if you're not careful.
At this moment in time, I have been on the same island for a whole month for the first time in about 5. And here, too, my adventures have abounded. From last night's Ladja class, a local martial art, to the bele party on Friday, to the trip to Skylounge on Sat night which followed the open air Salsa by the malecon in Fort-de-France, there's been loads of happening in the past week alone. That doesn't even include the tales of beachside dinner, the Dutch sailors and cocktails at sunset on their yacht on a lazy Sunday, the music festival at Empress Josephine's childhood home where I discovered Oxmo Puccino, the Indian-Martinican cultural fest where I also got to see local legend Joby Bernabe perform.
So no, I haven't given up blogging. I've just not been able to stop long enough to write down my adventures. I will do shortly. As in next week, once I'm back from the St Lucia Jazz Festival, and have gotten a handle on how to organise a birthday Mishui. If there are any regular readers who can offer any Martinique-relevant advice on the latter, it'd be greatly appreciated!!
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It's not too late to get vaccinated against influenza, which has caused 82 deaths so far this season in Canada, doctors say.
Health officials in Canada, the U.S., the U.K., Europe, China and elsewhere are seeing higher numbers of confirmed cases of influenza this year, about halfway through the flu season.
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Hang out the bunting. Break open the champagne. Britain's very own conducting superstar is returning from across the sea. On September 14, Simon Rattle leads a concert at the Barbican to mark his arrival as the new music director of the London Symphony Orchestra.
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Santigold has expressed her hatred for the current wave of global pop stars such as LMFAO and David Guetta.
The 'Creator' singer, who releases her new album 'Master Of My Make-Believe' on April 24, has knocked the current crop of pop artists in an interview in this week's NME (March 24). She hits out at LMFAO, after her record label had pointed her in their direction for inspiration for her second album – the follow up to 2008's self-titled debut.
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'Master Of My Make-Believe' by Santigold is out on April 24.
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Deana Carter visited the MusicRow office yesterday (Feb. 27) to perform songs from her album Southern Way of Life (Little Nugget Records). After a six-year hiatus, Carter returns with a considerable arsenal of new songs, all wrapped in her distinctive, honeyed vocal.
Carter has lived in Los Angeles over the past few years, writing songs for television and films. She still managed to launch a No. 1 song on the Country charts, with "You And Tequila." "Alicia Pruitt called me and I got signed to Warner/Chappell [Music Publishing], and we did nearly three years of publishing and songwriting," she says. "You and Tequila" was co-written with Matraca Berg and recorded by Kenny Chesney and Grace Potter.
Southern Way of Life is released on her own Little Nugget Records, which is a tribute to Nugget Records, the independent label imprint her father, Fred Carter, Jr., once owned.
Carter performed the project's gorgeous and honest first single, "Do Or Die," accompanied only by her miniature Taylor guitar. "When I wrote this, I was sitting on the kitchen floor, praying and asking, 'What's going to happen? Do I need to do something else, or go back and get a graduate degree?' The shows were becoming fewer at the time, and I just started putting my thoughts and worries and feelings into my music. Not long after the time I wrote this song, I got the Kenny Chesney cut, and that fueled this project."
She followed up with the clever "I Know Better," which was co-written with Anne Preven in Los Angeles. "About half the album was written in Los Angeles, and half was written in Nashville," says Carter. She reports that she has enough song material for two additional albums.
Carter finished with the confident and carefree "That's Just Me," co-written with Kacey Musgraves. "We wrote it in about an hour, and it was our first time writing together. She had her guitar and it was on this opening tuning that I loved. I threw out the line about the blown out light bulb on the cafe sign, and it just went from there."
She says living in Los Angeles has given her a good look at the vibe in the California city since the launch of the ABC show Nashville. "They are clamoring to be around people from Nashville. In Los Angeles, they don't have the singer-songwriter guitar pulls that are so common in Nashville," she says. "Where the songwriter just plays the song, stripped down, without a synth or other type of music. Where you can sit down and convey a message in a song and people are mesmerized."
Carter reported that she has co-writes in Music City set for the coming months, and that she is considering a more permanent move back to Nashville. She finished her acoustic set with her signature 1996 hit, "Strawberry Wine."
Photos by Kelsey Grady.
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I'd rather not try to do my own long term oil analysis. Other people's data and experience will provide a better guide now. I might send my oil off anyway, but I don't get the idea that the data includes OCI recommendations, or how well the oil is still working. More about metals in the oil which is a bit indirect.
For those interested in the small details, the wet clutches like those in our bikes actually slip continuously. It's a very small amount, but the drive and driven plates are in constant motion relative to one another. That alone puts a small amount of wear on them, but indeed that alone would take a _very_ long time to wear them out if you don't purposely slip them much and ride mostly on the highway (so you're not starting from a stop or shifting much).
Another small detail is that _many_ people use the term "friction modifier" incorrectly. Generally I find that people mean friction _reducers_ when they say modifiers. In fact, friction _modifiers_ are regularly and normally used in JASO MA oils. They _modify_ the frictional characteristics of the fluid such that it will meet the MA spec (or one of the sub-parts). Without friction modifiers, the fluids would generally be unsuitable for wet clutch use.
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I going with the the theory Honda did all the research...........then Honda choose OCI with a large safety margin.
Long term oil analysis and development of trend line would take the bike's entire life and then might not have enough data to make a conclusion. Not mention the cost .........
Companies that do oil analysis typically make their OCI recommendations using data extrapolated from thousands of similar samples sent in by customer that have collectively covered millions of miles together with the specific results from your own sample.
Measurements include current viscosity, % of fuel and coolant in the oil, % of water, etc, and between 20 and 25 different elements (measured in PPM) including metals used in bearings. For example: an increase from say, 10 ppm of copper (a bearing material) to 50ppm indicates serious wear.
An engine's oil can be considered the "blood" of the engine, and the benefit is that an analysis can act as an early warning system alerting you to potential problems. Every large fleet owner does periodic oil analysis and it is required in some industries. We had a spectrometric oil analysis done periodically on all our aircraft engines for these reasons.
Personally, I think the real advantage of the analysis for most consumers is that it is the only reasonable way to determine if the oil in your engine is still "good to go" for thousands of more miles and is not contaminated. The advantage for commercial fleet owners is more about reading the results to determine engine wear and potential failures, and not necessarily about extending OCIs.
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Im usually an annual oil change guy because I dont hit the 8000 mile mark in a year. I have seen a number of oil reports (on here and on Bob is the Oil Guy website) that shows that the oil still has life in it after 8000 miles. I havent seen any reports from people stretching it beyond 8000.
If I knew I was taking a long trip I would use a quality synthetic oil and not worry about going over 8K to maybe 10K miles. Otherwise, Ill save a few dollars and use whats on sale. I currently have Honda GN4 in the crankcase now. Reports show that even the Dino GN4 still has life after 8000 miles.
I've been changing oil in my Vulcan Nomad with cheap conventional oil every 3-4k miles, but that's only because it seems to use a little bit and I don't want to stretch it too far and it get low before I notice it. Easier to change it and refill to normal level. Doesn't leak or smoke, just usually comes out a little shy of what I put in it, also factoring in what's left in the filter.
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I've ordered a Blackstone test. I didn't realize it, but for an extra $10 they do an additional TBN test that measures the level of additives still left in the oil. This is an indirect measure of probable oil life and they then will recommend a change interval in general terms. Hopefully just a one time test will set reasonable parameters going forward. I'll post the results but it may be a month or two before I get it, depending.
I'd still be interested of course in the experiences of anyone with extended oil change intervals on the NC.
It'll be interesting to see your analysis; please post it.
And while you're at it, please disregard Blackstone's commentary section. That seems to be an attraction for many of their customers, but the comments themselves are frequently _so_ far off the mark it's just ridiculous.
I doubt I posted it here, but these are the results from a 10k-miles analysis of mine in late 2015, with about 35k total on the bike at that time.
Fe 11
Cr 0
Pb 2
Cu 4
Sn 2
Al 8
Ni 1
Ag 0
Si 16
Na 16
Mg 86
Ca 2274
Ba 0
Zn 2253
Mo 634
Ti 0
Fuel (neg)
Anti-freeze (neg)
Water (neg)
Visc (100C) 8.9 cSt


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Westmount Realty Capital, LLC ("Westmount"), a Dallas-based commercial real estate development and investment management company, is pleased to announce that Chris Burgy has joined the company as Director – Capital Projects. In this role, Burgy will provide leadership and strategic direction for activities related to capital renovation projects at Westmount's properties.
"Westmount is focused on expanding and strengthening its industrial, multifamily, and office portfolios throughout the U.S., and Chris will play an integral role in ensuring that we meet our goals," said Clifford Booth, president and CEO of Westmount. "We're confident that Chris will maximize the value of our assets for our investors through engineering and capital efficiency."
Prior to joining Westmount, Burgy was vice president at J4 Development, LP where he directed new business development, sales, client relations and project management. Previously, Burgy was president of Cross Timber Development Corporation, where he managed all aspects of company operations including finance, acquisitions, sales and project management.
Before joining Cross Timber Development, Burgy was an account manager at Texas Woodsmith, where he sold, designed and coordinated the production of custom cabinetry and millwork for single family, multifamily and commercial projects. He began his career as a construction manager for the single family residential construction contractor, REIG Inc.
Burgy holds a Bachelor of Arts from The University of Texas at Austin.


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The chili sauce used here is the mildly hot, tomato-based type that you can find right next to the ketchup on the supermarket shelf. Don't confuse it with Asian chili sauces, which can be searingly hot.
- 15 ounces extra-firm tofu
- 1 large egg white
- 2 tablespoons chili sauce
- 1 tablespoon water
- ½ cup plain dried breadcrumbs
- 1 tablespoon sesame seeds
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- 4 teaspoons olive oil
- Slice the block of tofu horizontally in half. Cut each half into 4 squares. Place on paper towels to drain.
- In a shallow bowl, whisk together the egg white, chili sauce, and water. In a separate bowl, stir together the breadcrumbs, sesame seeds, and salt. Place the cornstarch on a sheet of wax paper or on a small plate.
- Dip the tofu first in the cornstarch, then in the chili sauce mixture, and finally in the breadcrumb mixture, patting it on.
- In a large nonstick skillet, heat the oil over medium heat. Add the tofu and cook until golden brown, crisp, and heated through, about 3 minutes per side.
Nutrition per serving: 300 calories, 16g total fat (2g saturated), 0mg cholesterol, 3g dietary fiber, 22g carbohydrate, 20g protein, 550mg sodium.
A good source of: calcium, isoflavones, selenium, thiamin.
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5. A KitchenAid hand mixer to kickstart your "adult" kitchen appliance collection.
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8. An electric bottle opener, so you can easily open your wine without taking your eyes off the stove.
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He may no longer play for United,
but we have managed to get our grubby
little hands on the archived, top-secret,
investigations he undertook while he was
still under our employment...
At Manchester United, without regular football as a distraction Micky Owen, with the help of his trusty side-kick and personal punch bag Berba (and spirit guide Eric), provided the club and SAF with a couple of daylight crooks, who were bleeding the club dry. This whole investigative thing had gone so far into the realms of the surreal that you could literally write anything and it would pass for an instalment … *Light bulb*
It was a typical midweek afternoon: I'd just finished jumping off the train bridge round the back of my absolute massive mansion and under the on rushing train, to my death. There was no light at the end of the tunnel, or anything like they say, in fact it was all pretty straight forward and fairly disappointing if I'm honest.
My step dad, Alan 'Alan Shearer' Shearer, called for a national day of mourning and Agent Lineker put on an extra solemn and crackly voice whilst introducing MOTD that weekend. He'd watched an episode of 'Friends', in preparation, where Joey explains how to make yourself cry by pulling a pube out or something like that. It was really very good. I almost believed him. MOTD2 did one of those cartoon things in my honour. I ruddy love those cartoon things. My wife has compiled a tape of all of those back-to-back for me to watch before bed, for when I've done all my chores. If ever there was a case for rubbing my hands together – like I used to do when I scored – it's when that compilation VHS is being loaded into the player. The minute silence around the ground was observed impeccably. Someone commented that silence was exactly the right way to celebrate my time on the planet. I'm not sure what he meant by that exactly. It doesn't really make sense in terms of the usual put down that Brett writes, so I'm going to take it as a positive, pointing towards how I carried myself with a quiet dignity. Finally, the Kop unveiled a full length picture of me, you know the ones, where they make it up out of bits of card that all the fans hold up? Yeah … well it was offensive! My bum is not half that big!
I was moving in the shadows, hiding in hedgerows, dodging taxi fares, trying to keep the dark, dark secret entirely under wraps. Okay, okay, the taxi bit I do all the time. I might be pretending to be dead, but I'm not paying someone ten quid to take me wherever I want. Yes … STOP THE PRESS! You guessed it, or possibly just read it, I staged my own death!! It was easy really. I nicked the 'Michael Owen suit' (regular readers, will note that reference from the previous case) from the kit room, stuffed it with a dead pony from my stable and then gave it a good shove when the 13:47 came past. The rest takes care of itself really, when you're as famous as I am.
I've been hiding out here, in this derelict shed, in this allotment for the past few weeks waiting for word from SAF, as to what we do next. Berba's been bringing me Gui … Goivatech … Guviiaatchhh … some foreign muck to keep my strength up and all the papers and that, so I can keep abreast of all the mourning and eulogising since my "passing". I hope SAF tells me what to do next and fast?!
As I was re-reading the article on Carro's 'Tears for My One and Owenly', I heard the familiar sound of the daily irritant, Eric. "Micky, Micky, Micky!!" "What now?" I replied. "Oh, nothing" said Eric laughing to himself. He's such an idiot, that's the umpteenth time he's done that while I've been hiding out. Come to think of it Berba's been doing the same. Muffling laughter, whispering with Eric, sharing in-jokes. Pah, it's probably nothing. I mean what could be so funny that I hadn't come out with.
Two years passed and still no word. I'd started making some improvements to the old shed, using garden tools and some things Berba had brought for me. I decided to give the place a lick of paint, so began laying down the newspapers, making sure not to use the ones mentioning me. BUT WAIT A GODDAMNED MINUTE! That newspaper article is just handwritten … AND SO IS THAT ONE!!!!! AARARARARARARARARAGGGHHHHHHHHHHH! They're all hand-RUDDY-written! "You were blinded by your ego Micky" said Eric smugly. I burst out of the shed in tears and ran towards Old Trafford.
When I got there I saw Berba talking to SAF, and as Berba turned to see me he held up his hands in protest! *THE REST OF THIS IS CENSORED – IN CASE THERE ARE ANY CHILDREN PRESENT*
To get the contract at the end of that season, Berba had faked the whole ruddy thing, there was no SAF message to pretend to kill myself, and he wrote all those newspaper articles to keep up the elaborate rouse. No-one even noticed I'd gone. I was now unbeknownst to me, employed by Stoke. STOKE!
No need to destroy this sensitive information: I've left Brett with strict instructions not to publish this one. Think I might just head on back to the shed. This shed is my only friend now. "I hate you!" creaked the door as it closed behind me. I'm so hurt I can't even muster the strength, in this, the final post of this excuse for a series, to say "Case Closed". That doesn't count.


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Are Liberals Too Intolerant?
A recent survey by the Pew Research Center found that nearly half (47 percent) of those who described themselves as "liberal" Democrats said their friendship would suffer with someone who favored Trump. Among white liberal Democrats, the figure is even higher, with over half saying that they would have trouble maintaining a friendship with someone who supported Trump.
"White Democrats and Democratic leaners are more likely than Black and Hispanic Democrats to say it is stressful and frustrating to talk to people with different opinions of Trump. About three quarters of white Democrats (74%) say it is frustrating, compared with 56% of black Democrats and 61% of Hispanic Democrats." See Referenced Article Below.
In contrast the amount of Republicans who say that someone's vote for Clinton would strain their relationship was only 13 percent.
Adrian Vermeule, the Ralph S. Tyler professor of Constitutional Law at Harvard Law School, tweeted (see Reference below) that white college grads that identified themselves as liberal were "the least tolerant" in society. In essence they have no room for opposing political views.
Liberalism, he said, "makes an idol of politics," thus, political dissent is looked upon as heresy. Surprisingly it is the Republicans that seem to have thicker skins, and more open minds. "The data show that Republicans are more politically tolerant," Vermuele stated, because "politics isn't as likely to be an idol [for Republicans]"
Currently, what we see today is this 'alternate reality' that is pieced together by the likes of CNN, the Post, MSNBC, and the like, which filters out anything that doesn't fit their viewpoint/politics from the news, while using every hyperbolic means at their disposal to slander every move Trump makes. Democrats live in this fabricated bubble and, therefore, are more hostile to contrary opinions. Even the Washington Post in a recent article said that "Democrats tend to be more insulated from dissenting political voices," and therefore, "they don't hear and don't want to hear those voices coming from [opposing views even if they be from friends]."
Sadly I see this in some of my own family and friends, a near fanatical and sometimes emotional angst against anyone who does not support their position, and see how truly awful (to put it mildly for them) Trump is. The willingness to believe every terrible thing said or written about Trump (and by extension the Republicans, for they are they 'enemy' always and forever), as if it is gospel, as if the Democratic Party and those media sources supporting it, were to be taken on faith, and not to be questioned.
Questions & Answers
Ken....Yes, yes, Ditto, Ditto. If I actually COULD say this all as eloquently as you, I would! Your matter-of-FACT information, honesty & accuracy is a wonderful breath of fresh air. I read ALL your work, even when I haven't time to comment! PJ.
Ken...wait a second. You are pre-determining whatever garbage(evidence) the investigation turns up will be fabricated because there is no one or institution in our federal government who can fairly adjudicate this? Do you really think the rot is so pervasive? Do you really buy the notion that Trump was going to drain the swamp and replace it with the billionaire class who until this election were funding your so called swamp? Let me offer you an alternative reality: Trump and the money who backed him decided that the swamp wasn't really doing the job they were paid to do. Trump and friends decided that their investment wasn't really giving them the return they sought. Trump hasn't and won't drain the swamp. He'll just manage it directly. I'd argue that Trump isn't the symptom of something terribly wrong but that he and the billionaire class ARE what's terribly wrong.
Let's assume what you say is correct. Is Trump really the guy to fix Washington? Was he really a good businessman? Can he run the country like the Trump organization? Do we want him to? Does he have the temperament to be the leader of the free world. Is he worth the risk given his behavior the last 6 months? Please don't tell me that an unpredictable leader is what we need right now to shake things up, because it is not. The world is and always has been a dangerous place for the USA. As long as we are the greatest military and economic power in the world, don't we deserve someone more competent than a man as thin-skinned as Trump?
I do not advocate a coup. If Trump broke the law and it can be proven, he needs to go. Unless you advocate for the constitution to be suspended and congress dismissed and for us to become a dictatorship, don't you think we should let the government do their job? Or, maybe you just want to blow it up and start all over again which may not work out the way you think it might?
I judge Trump on his words and actions to date. I watch his lies on a variety of media outlets. I see him contradict himself in the same day let alone those who try to communicate his message. I observe that he has no sense of history, no concept that a president's words matter more than anyone else's words.
Most of my friends are conservatives or leaning right republicans. We don't talk about Trump, not because I'm not willing to. I suspect that most of my friends and family are waiting to see if Trump self-destructs. I don't hate Trump because he's a republican or conservative...he's neither. I despise him because he's a con man. He hasn't built a damn thing other than his brand. He only cares about himself. He's a narcissist, a liar, and a bully. He has proven over and over that anyone is expendable. Loyalty is a one way street for him. If you support him because you can look past his faults because you think he'll be good for the country, well, good luck with that. So, lets see what this investigation turns up. Maybe an innocent man lets the thing run its course. After all, if he hasn't done anything illegal, there isn't anything to be worried about.
This was an INSIGHTFUL read. The concept of liberalism has become more extreme in scope. The idea of traditional liberalism has died to be replaced by a liberalism which is synonymous with leftism, even communism. Liberals have become more authoritarian in their discourse. Anyone who disagrees with their rhetoric even if it has an intelligent & a logical premise, is promptly denigrated as a right-winger.


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HATTIESBURG — Within the next month, the Hattiesburg-Laurel Regional Airport is expected to make a decision on a replacement carrier to take over for Delta Air Lines.
Hattiesburg-Laurel director Thomas Heanue said yesterday the airport is considering bids submitted to the United States Department of Transportation by Silver Airways and Air Choice One Airlines.
Heanue tells the Hattiesburg American the airport will analyze both bids "fully," but at first glance, favored Silver Airways, which was offering non-stop service to Atlanta on a 34-seat SAAB-340.
Heanue said the airport had until May 10 to make a decision.
Delta notified the United States Department of Transportation on July15 that it intended to drop 24 routes in smaller markets across the nation.
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About this book
Let's face it—fixing and flipping houses is sexy. Who doesn't love the idea of buying a rundown, mold-infested shack and transforming it into someone's dream home for massive profits? Reality TV shows make it look so easy. A little paint here, some new kitchen cabinets there, and presto! The house is sold for big bucks and everyone lives happily ever after.
If only it were that simple. Fixing and flipping houses is a business. In order for a business to survive, prosper, and grow, systems must be put in place. Fixing and Flipping Real Estate: Strategies for the Post-Boom Era is a book that breaks down the four essential components of a fix-and-flip business, giving you the building blocks to efficiently buy and sell 1 to 20 properties a month in today's post-boom era housing market. You'll learn about each of the boxes:
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"This is not a story for the feint of heart. It is one of the insane, of beauty and the beast, of evil... and of horror"
Grieving from the death of his beautiful wife Victoria, a man travels with their child to London, convinced that they will be re-united there. This will be a journey into hell, into madness itself. Was Victoria murdered? Does her ghost wander, seeking bloody revenge? On this dark night in 1888 we might just find out... and live to regret it!
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A house concert with one of Scotland's finest fiddle players, a stay in Harris Distillery's private apartment, dinner for two with wine at the Three Chimneys and a kayaking adventure on the waters of south Skye are all up for grabs on Saturday night when SEALL holds its popular charity auction.
The event takes place on Saturday 12 October at the Old Inn Carbost at 8.30pm. Admission is free. No need to book, just turn up on the night.
All proceeds of the auction will go towards bringing the SEALL Festival of Small Halls to communities, halls and schools around the Isles of Skye and Raasay this year.
Items so far:
1. One night's stay for two in the private apartment of the Harris Distillery with complementary tour.
2. Coffee morning house concert (length one hour) on Friday 22 November with Duncan Chisholm and Innes Watson (Reserve £200)
3. Three Chimneys – Dinner for two – Tasting menu and wine pairing
4. SkyeSkyns – Mimosa Fleece
5. Misty Isle Gin – 1 x bottle Misty Isle Gin
6. Raasay Distillery – 1 x bottle Raasay Gin
7. Raasay Distillery 1 x bottle Raasay Whisky
8. Whitewave – 2-night stay in en-suite wigwam
9. Sabhal Mòr Ostaig – short course voucher for any short course taking place in Easter and Summer 2020
10. Kinloch Lodge – lunch for 2 voucher
11. South Skye Sea Kayak Adventure – voucher worth £180
12. Skye Weavers – blanket
13. Beauty Room @ The Therapy Studio – voucher
14. Broadford Hotel – £70 dinner voucher
15. Broadford Hotel £70 dinner voucher
16. An Crùbh – voucher for takeaway fish and chips for 2
17. The Croft Studio – wood turned bowl
18. One to one Masterclass with Duncan Chisholm (reserve £50)
19. One to one Masterclass with Rachel Newton (reserve £50)
20. One to one Masterclass with Innes Watson (reserve £50)
21. One to one Masterclass with Su-a Lee (reserve £50)
22. One to one Masterclass with Hamish Napier (reserve £50)
23. Artwork from Dandelion Designs, Waternish
24. Artwork from Cuckoo Tree Studio, Waternish
25. Hand-knitted socks from Dominique O'Hara
26. French lesson from Dominique O'Hara #1
27. French lesson from Doninique O'Hara #2
28. SEALL Small Halls Festival Pass admit one
29. SEALL Small Halls Festival Pass admit one
30. A bottle of Uisge Lusach, The Gaelic Gins, Eilean Iarmain
31. A voucher for four people to experience an after-hours private whisky or gin tasting with nibbles at The Misty Bottle, Breakish.
32. Friends of Dunvegan Annual Membership #1 Free admission during seasonal opening times (1 April – 15 October). Friends can bring up to two guests on a concessionary half-price entry ticket. 15% discount in all shops on goods that are not already discounted. 15% discount at the MacLeod Tables Cafe. 15% discount at Glenbrittle Campsite & Cuillin Coffee Co. A discounted rate on the seal trips. Annual newsletter keeping our Friends in touch with all the latest news, special offers and events at Dunvegan Castle and Gardens.
33. Friends of Dunvegan Annual Membership #2
More auction items will be posted on the Small Halls website (https://www.smallhallsfestival.co.uk/2019/10/07/small-halls-charity-auction/) and on the Facebook page as and when they are received.
We are very grateful for the generosity of our communities and local businesses who have donated items and services. Thank you.


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A few months ago I announced that I was moving into a Rio slum. Here's a comment left by a naive reader:
Hey Roosh… I'm Brazilian and I would strongly discourage you to stay where you are… I have lived for five years in Rio and never had any problems personally. But I've always known how to avoid trouble…
As for having a place to pull chicks… Good luck having a middle class Brazilian hottie following you into the favela…
I have brought home a girl who lives in a million dollar mansion (her father is a renowned doctor), a soap opera actress, a stage actress, and an American girl who was an "international executive," among others. Not only did each girl make more money than me, but they lived in a much better area of town as well.
When I read that comment I kind of laughed, because he must have not read about the ease of which it was to get laid when I lived in my dad's basement. In the end it comes down to how your present your situation, so here's how I introduced my favela in Rio:
Do you know the Dona Marta favela? I live there, in basically a shack with eight other people…
Yeah I have my own room. My room is nice actually—I have a nice bed, a desk and two fans, but no air conditioning. The rest of the house though is pretty… rustic.
In front of the favela there are these policeman with huge war guns, and they always have their fingers gently caressing the trigger as if they want something to go down. Sometimes I see them walking around with pistols, and this one time I saw a cop with a gun in each hand. Actually the other week they stopped and searched me. I'm lucky that nothing has happened to me so far.
(Notice how I casually presented my room as a place where comfortable sex could happen.)
Curiosity gets humans to do crazy things, like wanting to visit a favela. Spin a tale of danger or something different and people will want to learn more. After my favela spiel most girls straight-up tell me that they are "curious" about visiting. If they don't then I slipped and got too lazy about hyping up the danger factor.
The commenter above used logic to say why a well-off, pretty, and other successful women wouldn't want to come to a shack, but I swear when I say it offers me absolutely no disadvantage. In fact, I'm pretty sure it's an advantage (for casual sex purposes). Every girl knows the shitty apartments in Copacabana or Ipanema, but a favela? I've framed it like I'm giving her an opportunity to visit the slum. Hell, other tourists are paying money to tour the damn things!
My Danish roommate, on the other hand, chooses a boring angle when discussing where we live. He says, "Oh but it's very very safe. There is no crime or anything." There is nothing special about living in a safe slum. After a short while I got better at painting it in a horrible light, telling the girl not to bring a lot of money in case we get robbed and also not to dress "like a rich person." And they listen, asking if they should bring identification in case we get stopped for a random search. When we pass the cops with the big rifles and the girls tell me they're scared while squeezing my massive bicep, I know there is an 90% chance I'm getting laid within minutes.
When I lived with my dad, there were three cases where I had no choice but to bring a girl over. There I framed it in a way that she could only come if she was quiet because I couldn't get "caught" by my pops. I added that she had to be careful not to trip over any of my brothers toys on the floor, especially the fire engine with the loud siren, lest she wake the entire family up. It was like we were in high school again and I'll be honest: it was exciting. I was 29-years-old at the time.
There is always a way to spin a perceived negative to be fun, exciting, or dangerous, to be a different experience than what she is used to. The worst thing you can do is hide your situation or make excuses for it, because that alone will decrease her attraction for you more than living with your parents or in a favela.
I guarantee I could get laid if I lived in a homeless shelter as long as I smelled fresh.
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When Matthew Jaskula stands in front of a judge Thursday, the former cell block attendant may benefit from an unlikely ally – the man he assaulted while on duty last year.
Shaun P. Porter, the suspect who was shoved face first into a metal door while handcuffed, says Jaskula is "just a cog in a system."
Porter, who is suing the city over the May 2016 incident, says the real blame for what happened to him that night rests with the Buffalo Police Department.
"While I did sustain very serious injuries at his hands, I nonetheless ask the court for leniency," he said in a letter to U.S. District Judge Lawrence J. Vilardo.
Porter's plea for leniency, unusual in a prosecution involving victims, came as Jaskula faces a recommended sentence of up to 21 months in prison.
Jaskula, in his plea deal, admitted pushing the handcuffed Porter into a door while he was in custody and then, after Porter fell to the floor bleeding, hit his head again, dragging him to an empty cell. He pleaded guilty to a felony charge of deprivation of constitutional rights under color of law.
Porter, in his letter to Vilardo, said the Christian in him requires forgiveness and that sending the father of three kids, including a newborn, to prison would wreak "havoc and hardship," on his family.
"Mr. Jaskula is just the tip of the iceberg," he said. "I understand Mr. Jaskula's conduct was tacitly approved by the city and the Buffalo police."
In his civil suit, Porter is expected to argue that both Jaskula and the department were to blame for the incident.
Without mentioning Porter's letter, prosecutors suggested that Jaskula, despite his guilty plea earlier this year, is now trying to deflect responsibility for what happened in the cellblock that May night last year.
They say Jaskula has been quick to blame his conduct on the pressures of the job and inadequate training. They also note that his entire crime was caught on jailhouse cameras.
"As a result, what happened is really not subject to dispute," Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph M. Guerra III said in court papers.
Protected by a court order and still unseen by the public, the video shows Jaskula assaulting Porter, investigators say.
Judge sides with city: Public should not see video of inmate beating
The FBI, which led the investigation into the incident, said it started when Jaskula ordered Porter, who had been arrested in connection with a domestic violence incident, to face a wall, and then grabbed him from behind, shoving him face-first into a door.
Jaskula's actions, according to investigators, caused Porter to hit his face on the door and, while falling to the ground, strike his face on the edge of a shelf before hitting the floor face-first.
After the victim became limp and unresponsive, Jaskula grabbed him again and dragged him 10 to 15 feet down a hallway to an open cell, according to court papers.
The papers indicate Porter was bleeding profusely and, while being dragged into the room, hit his head on the door frame, causing more blood to spill on the floor.
Prosecutors say Jaskula then placed Porter in a restraint chair used for uncooperative prisoners and left him without medical treatment for his facial injuries for about an hour and 45 minutes.
Paul G. Dell, Jaskula's defense lawyer, says the video doesn't end there and, at one point, shows Jaskula going to Porter's aid.
"I never went to work as a senior cellblock attendant looking to injure anyone, never," Jaskula said in a letter to the judge.
To explain what happened, he also pointed to mandatory "80-hour" work weeks at the cellblock, as well as the inherent dangers of working in a jail. He noted that he had just finished a lengthy HIV prevention treatment – the result of a bite from another suspect – when he and Porter crossed paths.
Dell said the video also shows two Buffalo police officers standing in the background, doing nothing to help Porter. The officers, later identified as Joshua T. Craig and Anthony J. D'Agostino, were suspended without pay.
The Buffalo News sought release of the video, but at the time, State Supreme Court Justice Tracey A. Bannister said the video should be kept from the public until after Jaskula's criminal trial.


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Submitted by Chickowee on 20 Nov 2018.
Australia's "most important bird" – and one whose conservation some scientists consider the most urgent of any bird in the world – has just taken a significant step back from the brink of extinction.
The critically endangered plains-wanderer once roamed the grasslands surrounding Melbourne.
So it is fitting that on these volcanic plains, for the first time in Victoria, the bird has been bred in captivity.
It can be revealed that on November 4 four healthy plains-wanderer chicks hatched at the Werribee Open Range Zoo. Their names: Quagmire, Jane, Ramble and Clinton.
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Mini Skein Set - Struggle and Strength Collection Basic Sock Weight
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All five colours from the Struggle & Strength Collection are now available as a mini skein set!
Each set comes with 5 mini skeins. One of each:
- More People Love You Than You Will Ever Know
- It's Ok to NOT be Ok
- Self-Care is NOT Selfish
- Asking for Help is NOT a Sign of Weakness
- Where There is No Struggle There is No Strength
Each mini skein is in my Basic Sock Base which is 80% superwash merino and 20% nylon. It is a 3-ply fingering weight. The mini skeins are 25+ grams each (these are super sized minis!) and have 92+ yards for a total of over 125 grams!
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At Edmonton Tree Service, we have been reinforcing trees by installing cabling and bracing systems for over 12 years. We find this as one of our services that customers have the least knowledge about, the process is designed to strengthen certain trees by restricting the branch movement in windy conditions.
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Snoopy reads and writes networks specified in SBML, Level 2, Version 3, and exports to about a dozen Petri net analysis tools, among them via the Abstract Petri Net Notation (APNN) and an extended version of it (APNN*). Additionally, simulation traces can be written as csv file.
Patty is a close friend of Snoopy and supports the animation of extended Petri nets within a web browser. Usability tips for web-based animation.
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Say goodbye to the signature chocolate brown shopping bags that have been synonymous with Louis Vuitton for decades now and hello to a whole new look. For the first time since 2003, the fashion house is changing its iconic packaging from brown to a shade of yellow the brand calls, "Imperial Saffron."
The new shade isn't actually all that new for the fashion house; Imperial Saffron has been incorporated into Vuitton pieces dating back to as early as 1924. The new saffron packaging will feature bright cobalt blue handles and ribbons, a color combo quite opposite of the brand's well-known signature shade of brown.
"We don't want the packaging to be fashionable. It's supposed to have quite a long life cycle. In most cases, brand colors play off of black and white. We wanted to be different," Michael Burke, CEO of Vuitton told WWD.
Louis Vuitton's brand new packaging look will begin making its official debut in-stores as early as next week so schedule your next shopping spree accordingly.
Wow, it is a big decision for the change, as you know the classic style and color of Louis Vuitton have been around for a long time. But it is truth, during this world which survival of the fittest and the financial condition, innovative is equal to new opportunity. Expect for the new style of LV!


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Romain Pizzi, the vet who pioneered keyhole surgery for animals, has operated on sharks, chimps even a moon bear
In 2012, the conservation charity Free the Bears approached Romain Pizzi, one of the most innovative wildlife surgeons in Europe, with an odd patient. A expert in laparoscopic( keyhole) surgery- until recently rare in veterinary medicine- Pizzi has operated on giraffes and tarantulas, penguins and baboons, giant tortoises and at least one shark, and maintains a honour for taking on occasions others won't. If you're in property of a tiger with gallstones, or a suspiciously sickly beaver, you call Pizzi. As Matt Hunt, CEO of Free the Bears says," We have other veterinarians who are incredibly talented. But Romain is one of a kind ."
The patient in question was a three-year-old female Asiatic pitch-black make, also known as a moon suffer, announced Champa. Moon allows, poached for their bile and bodyparts, are classified as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. Rescued as a rookie and brought to a Free the Bears sanctuary in Laos, Champa had a deformed skull and impaired eyesight. While other digests would socialise, she would mope around her pen, pate down, apparently in affliction. Pizzi believed "shes had" hydrocephalus, a rare surrounding in which excess cerebrospinal flowing builds up in the skull, inducing brain damage.
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I have been a photographer for 5 years now. Before that, I was in charge of HR in a big corporate business; photography at first was a way to let out some steam, it was a very demanding job requiring a lot of letting go.
At first, I was shooting exclusively empty landscapes, with no one, no human activity, maybe because I had to be overly social in my daily job.
One day I got fed up of my job, decided to devote my time to my passion and started a retraining. In the beginning, I was not attracted by social photography (wedding, portraits). But today, I can reconnect with what I liked in my HR job, help people write their own story and memories. I need it, it's my fuel.
Shooting weddings is my media to tell a story and render what I learned about people. It helps me keep faith in humanity and in feelings we too often try to hide.
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By Emma Young
It's a stereotype that has improved a little over the years but still persists: women are more emotionally expressive than men. Like Bridget Jones, we constantly reveal exactly how we're feeling, while men, Mark Darcy-like, look on impassively.
Although prior evidence suggests that women really do smile more often, a new study, published in PLOS One, has considered a greater variety of facial expressions, and it finds that the gender pattern is more complex, with some emotions displayed more by men than women. Arguably, this work helps to reveal not only differences in the emotional signals men and women send to others, but also differences in the emotions that we feel.
Continue reading "Do women really show their emotions more than men?"