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Two old friends meet to converse, joke and argue with themselves as they wait through one day and then another for the mysterious Godot...the combination of music hall, poetry and tension redefined what is possible in theatre, so that today Waiting for Godot is accepted as one of the most significant plays of the 20th century.
When Samuel Beckett's play exploded on to the London stage 50 years ago, it shocked as many people as it delighted. There had never been a play like it; indeed it was said that: "Beckett has achieved a theoretical impossibilitya play in which nothing happens, that yet keeps audiences glued to their seats."
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PHOENIX -- Matt Garza pitched into the eighth inning and Khris Davis homered a few miles from his high school, but the Brewers left Chase Field on Wednesday night with the sinking feeling that they had bobbled one away.
A slew of miscues helped the D-backs score a pair of runs in the first inning, which is why they were able to win in the bottom of the ninth, 4-3, on a Tony Campana single.View Full Game Coverage
PHOENIX -- Matt Garza pitched into the eighth inning and Khris Davis homered a few miles from his high school, but the Brewers left Chase Field on Wednesday night with the sinking feeling that they had bobbled one away.
A slew of miscues helped the D-backs score a pair of runs in the first inning, which is why they were able to win in the bottom of the ninth, 4-3, on a Tony Campana single.View Full Game Coverage
Campana had one hit in his last 39 Major League at-bats when he grounded the winning hit to center field against reliever Brandon Kintzler, who'd found trouble two batters earlier when Martin Prado knocked a one-out double.
The loss snapped the Brewers' four-game road winning streak and erased a gritty effort by Garza, who pitched 7 2/3 innings and surrendered only one more run after his team's sloppy first. He retired 16 of the final 18 batters he faced.
"He gave us a chance to win, but we've got to hit," catcher Jonathan Lucroy said. "That's the bottom line. It shouldn't have been that close."
Whatever could go wrong for Garza and the Brewers in the first inning did. Gerardo Parra led off with a hit into the right-field corner that eluded Ryan Braun for a triple. Chris Owings followed with an RBI infield single that caromed off first baseman Mark Reynolds. After Garza retired the dangerous Paul Goldschmidt on a fielder's choice, Miguel Montero hit what looked like a double-play grounder to second baseman Rickie Weeks, who bounced a throw to Jean Segura covering the bag for an error. Goldschmidt was safe at second base on that play, and moved to third on Garza's wild pitch. Aaron Hill followed with another potential double-play grounder, but Weeks bounced the relay throw to first base, and another run scored.
"I just kept making pitches," Garza said. "It was ground balls and … ground balls, that's it. Some fluke plays, and that's all there was. Parra got a good ball down the line, but that's all there was. Everything else was on the ground. No big deal."
As for his plan when things threatened to unravel around him, Garza said, "You just keep making pitches. That's it. Keep going. There's nothing you can do. You do all you can do and keep getting the ball, keep getting them out."
After all that, the D-backs had a two-run lead that they extended to three in the third inning, when Owings tripled and scored on a single by Goldschmidt, who went down for a Garza fastball well below the strike zone and grounded it up the middle.
Davis delivered an equalizer in the fourth inning against left-hander Wade Miley, who was excellent aside from one flurry of Brewers hits. Lucroy and Carlos Gomez led off the inning with singles, Gomez extending his hitting streak to 14 games and his streak of reaching base safely to 31 games. Two batters later, Davis went the opposite way, sending a first-pitch fastball over the right-field fence and into the D-backs' swimming pool.
"I thought it was a pretty good pitch. It was down and in," Miley said. "He's a pretty good hitter, and I've just got to recognize better and know the situation. I was trying to get a ground ball right there, maybe jam him, and he wasn't having it."
That was the only rally against Miley, who allowed three runs on five hits over 7 2/3 innings, with four walks and eight strikeouts. Five of those K's came on called third strikes from home-plate umpire Alfonso Marquez.
"[Miley] hits that spot in off the plate -- and when I say 'in off the plate,' a lot of them are in, off the plate," manager Ron Roenicke said, using his hands for emphasis. "And he comes back with a real nice changeup. He's got a nice slider that he buried, and we chased it some. But he locates well, and as long as you can get those pitches inside, you're going to be tough to hit."
Garza was just as effective, allowing three runs (two earned) on seven hits. He did not walk a batter, struck out four, and threw 103 pitches before exiting with a runner at third base and two outs in the eighth inning in favor of left-handed reliever Will Smith, who struck out Montero to end that threat.
When the D-backs scored the next inning, the Brewers were left to rue their first-inning mistakes.
"The first inning hasn't been fun for us the last two, three days. Actually, the past four days," Lucroy said. "That's one of those things we've got to get over and get through."
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Mayor Chris Beutler today said Jayne Snyder was a true public servant who left a lasting impact on the City of Lincoln. The former City Council member passed away just before midnight Wednesday night from cancer. She had resigned from the Council September 11 because of her illness. Snyder, 66, was elected to her at-large City Council seat in May 2009. She also was the first Chair of the West Haymarket Joint Public Agency (JPA), the governing body overseeing the arena project.
"I have long admired Jayne's passion and hard work, but the strength, courage and grace she demonstrated since her diagnosis were an inspiration," said Mayor Beutler, who also serves on the JPA. "She made her work on behalf of this community a priority, and it was an honor to serve with her. Jayne cared more about people than politics. The City will long benefit from her remarkable legacy as a committed and caring business and community leader."
Snyder owned and operated Snyder Physical Therapy. She was a life-long advocate for Lincoln's trails system, and the City Council voted to name the trails center in Union Plaza to recognize her. The Jayne Snyder Trails Center is part of the Active Living Center now under construction. Snyder also was a strong advocate for health care policy and served as a member of the Lincoln-Lancaster County Board of Health.
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Osan; Read the magazines, watch TV, ..and all these parasites who live in Europe for the rest of their lives with our tax money
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Where Europe is going, fucking Muslims back where they came from..
Can't believe its been so many years! My brother, Hotdog (clan: ForceNZ from New Zealand, has sinced passed) put me onto this game...means so much much to me - the good and the bad. Can't beliive how much I miss him! Asterus. (Suretsa backwards)
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Uh, let's go
Whoo! Drag-on baby
Come on
[Hook - DMX]x2
My niggas is the niggas that'll ride with me
My niggas is the niggas gettin' high with me
My niggas is the niggas that'll die with me
And we can get it on
[Verse 1 - Drag-On]
Many niggas wanna see the Dog nigga bite
But this kid Drag strike a light
Fuck five mics, my fire burn the wire
Cause we the niggas that plug
Wrap 'em in the rug
Flames mini blowin on my hands like dust
Chicks wanna slurp?
Guaranteed I make ya burp
Just put your teeth to the curb
And hum a word
Some nerve, cats think they can touch the torch
You don't know about my gun just for me to toss
Fuck with the cars
I don't care what kind of drop ya pushin'
I put my fifteen to ya top and dump bullets
Yeah I see y'all cowards like to wear a vest
Well I'mma aim a little higher like for you neck
I puff lye, I'mma lift blunts till my arm look like Popeye
Till the day is bye-bye
Till then 300G fly by rented
So foggy windows look tinted
We just be lookin' at your Rolley at dem hot shows
So go ahead boy get drunk, pop that Mo
Until I pull ya to the side, see the nine kid?
And since you got that nice watch
You know what time it is
Cause Drag's clock say 7:30
So sudden move and you blow me less a
Real, real dirty, dirty
Double R, a camp where it's all champs
And if y'all want to stop fire open up a vent
[Verse 2 - Drag-On]
Bet'cha niggas always wonder
Why Drag always spit fire?
Why y'all always pop shit?
About how I burn niggas till they chocolate
Cause I'm the opposite of H2O now ya know
Fix your wrinkled face, my iron press more than clothes
And girls I love 'em when I meet 'em
Might eat 'em
But when they act up, it's like Turner Tina
Don't me get the burner
Catch me in the low key Pontiac Sun sippin' Coniac
Y'all know how that affects blacks
So you know I clash that
Now where I'mma put all these gats and crack sacks
I'mma lil' nigga so you know I run fast
But don't do much of it do a lot of gun busting
Cause when I let off a clip I get a kick
Outta seeing niggas run eyes open, hoping they don't trip
Hear the echoes blocks away
Type of bricklayers that hear shots today
And give your blocks away
Run up on papi hey drop the yay
And if he don't stall
This world be popped tomorrow
Drag-On speaks with a stutter but I rhyme well
So like a dead snitch it's hard to tell
Dirty, dirty niggas word
This is to my grimy, grimy niggas word
This is to my RR niggas, word
Yeah cause we double R niggas ya heard?
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Dear Santa,
Are you still at the North Pole? Are you floating on a piece of ice with all of the polar bears because of global warming? How is Mrs. Claus? Is she a good swimmer?
I've been a good boy all year. I live in Tennessee and I watch the news on TV all the time.
I've been told not to use the word Christmas any more because I might offend someone, so for this holiday, all I want is a copy of the U.S. Constitution. Is there still a U.S. Constitution, Santa?
Arlo Gurthrie sang this land is your land this land is my land.
That is a nice concept.
However, when it comes to changing the name of the land it really doesn't apply.
At Monday night's county commission workshop a request was made to place a resolution on next week's agenda to rename Demory Road. The new name would be the Grantsboro –Agee Parkway.
Three…two…one…and they're off!
The doors swing wide as a stampede of eager shoppers flood the stores. Bumped-up security, the hottest toys of the season that sell out within five minutes, and several sale stickers adorn the window let me know that it's officially Christmas.
As we end 2009, political junkies like me are already looking ahead at what may be in store for our country and state next year. This has been a historic year, with massive deficit spending by Congress, a president looking to nationalize our healthcare system, and the Conservative movement finding its voice again in the form of Tea Parties. With all that has happened in 2009, we begin to look and wander how 2010 will look this time next year. Some have said next year's elections may be the most important in our country. I whole-heartedly agree with that sentiment.
With the currently holiday season in full swing, homes are now adorned with lights inside and out, bows on trees and little ones making their lists for Santa Claus.
At this time of year everyone has a tradition they engage in whether it be shopping with friends, a quite lunch or a favorite charity they give to.
For me my tradition began when I was in first grade- 30 years ago.
My Christmas tradition is to hang a red Hallmark mouse on my mother's Christmas tree.
I sit at my laptop trying to churn out yet another story for my column. I want to write something that will make the reader feel better about the world they live in; something that reflects the softer and kinder side of life that they've never known before.
I stare at the monitor and come up with absolutely nothing.
One hour passes, two hours pass, three hours come and go, but I'm stuck with nothing but sheer writer's block.
They come in every shape and size and they're made from every material: The Christmas tree. Some are cedars, some are pines, some are paper and some are plastic; some fill up the room, and others sit on table tops.
Before I unintentionally stumbled into the international lifestyle that I have led for the past 20 years, and well before I received my first passport and served overseas as an officer in the United States Army, I entertained ideas typical for an untraveled person. I thought, for example, that all Germans wore leather knickerbockers and ate Sauerkraut; that French fries were invented in France; that all Englishmen sported tweed jackets and carried black umbrellas; and that all Russians suffered from addiction to vodka.
Author, speaker, and reality star from "The Apprentice" Omarosa Manigault Stallworth once said, "In the classroom known as life; no man's your friend and no man's your enemy, but every man's your teacher."
Do you ever wonder why people come into our lives and eventually leave us?
I am a reporter and I get paid to ask questions. But it is hard to get answers when board members don't attend meetings. That was the situation in Jellico this past week. There I stood pen and paper in hand and nobody to talk to.
Again, there was a lack of a quorum at the board's scheduled monthly meeting.
As a reporter, I get to see many of the municipalities go about handling not only day-to-day affairs, but often unexpected business as well. But how is Jellico handling its business? To be quite honest, it appears they are not.
The title says it all. Sounds bizarre, huh?
While coming up with the concept for this week's story, I wanted to hit on more than just turkey, parades and gathering together with loved ones. Important as getting together with family is, I didn't want to write what you, the reader, have been used to, or what you would anticipate me to write about for Thanksgiving.
On October 3, 1863, President Lincoln, issued a proclamation of thanksgiving which set apart the last Thursday of November as a "day of Thanksgiving and Praise."
Earlier in his administration on November 28, 1861, Lincoln had ordered government departments closed for a local day of thanksgiving. After that, there became an increasing interest to have Thanksgiving the same day in all the states.
As details in the Joseph Smith and Michelle Douglas' case emerge, I am reminded of the Haley Spicer abuse case.
In both cases, there is a biological parent and a paramour of some sorts and a child. A child that for some reason became the communal whipping post.
It sickens me.
The children at the center of both cases are believed to have suffered unspeakable pain. Their little bodies were covered in cigarette burns; they had untreated broken bones and bruises on obscure parts of their anatomy.
Have you ever been so excited to do something that you just couldn't wait?
I'm sure all of you have been there. It's those moments when Pandora has to take a peak inside the box and the cat dies of curiosity a.k.a. you just can't darn-well take it anymore!
Saturday nights in the fall of the year are a magical time. Whether it is attending little league football games, cheering on UT, or just spending time with your family, Saturdays tend to be more relaxing than Sunday.
However, this past Saturday night, in the middle of the night, Nancy Pelosi and her Liberal colleagues passed a bill they claim will reform the health care industry. The unfortunate truth is it will do nothing of the sort and could be devastating to the American economy.
American author and motivational speaker Zig Ziglar once said, "The things that count most in life are the things that can't be counted."
The one thing I love about this time of year are the leaves.
You're probably going to disagree with me, but the one thing I find rather soothing is raking leaves into piles.
There's always been something about yard work that's somewhat therapeutic.
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Reality TV "Brat" Sues ABC For $100 Million
Alicia Guastaferro, 18 year-old teen beauty queen, is pretty much crass consumerism made flesh, and the figurative lovechild of Disney and Forever 21. To support her beauty pageant lifestyle, her parents lavish her with $100,000 in clothes every year, do her homework for her, and keep up a Christmas tree year-round and give her a new present every day. But what happens when she goes on Wife Swap, and her new mom is a feminist Quaker preacher? Whoa! Explosions! Tears! Now Alicia is suing ABC for $100 million, contending they framed scenes to "maximize her public embarrassment." Um, duh, that's what reality TV is. Or did your parents also watch your television for you as well?
Notorious Reality TV 'Brat' Sues ABC for $100 Million [Popeater]
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vkn: Good Sunday Morning AfriGeneas Chatters Gonna make toast to munch while sipping coffee. Back in a few Hope your java java is up to date Take a read of this link as time permits http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/jfk-holds-complex-place-black-history-18575361
Seventies: Hi vkn, doing you reading assignment... ;0
vkn: welcome seventies okies much to think about re jfk
Seventies: yes I suppose
vkn: also review on lincoln posted to my fb wall
Seventies: ok
vkn: btw how to add to fb albums? I am having trouble
Seventies: Ok just click on the album you'd like to add photos to, then click the 'add photos' button on the top right corner of the album page.
vkn: I am not a fb fan but trying to learn
Seventies: Doing that should allow you to add images.
vkn: ahhhhhhok will try that Sounds reasonable click specific album add photo ll done all done Thanx a mil Soooooo much to learn
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Seventies: ok I'm back! lol Mornin' alt
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alt: back, from where? LOL LOL
vkn: lol
Seventies: Back from 'my java was actin' up and I couldn't type in chat' land.. lol
alt: I'm ducking for cover Seventies LOL
vkn: Good connecting twixt you and Cynthia alt
alt: I think so vkn, looks like it might be a promising networking venture
vkn: http://education.nationalgeographic.com/education/media/marian-anderson-concert/?ar_a=1 Marian Anderson Rica Daly The entire 30 minutes
alt: is that right, was this in 1939?
vkn: Yes alt Just sharing
alt: thanks for sharing, I know you'll have some questions for her
vkn: Indeed and maybe just let well enough alone
alt: vkn, I do wonder how much research her group has done on existing efforts on African American (slave) burial sites? example the Cemeteries Forum that was on AfriGeneas.
vkn: Right and her lack of knowledge re FPOC was blatant to me
alt: there have been and some are still ongoing many efforts of local communities to document and even preserve "old" AA burial sites.
vkn: That is why I mentioned the fellow Emery in TX. He has been at it for years. I now think his name is Michael Emery
alt: makes me think this is a 'feel good' effort on her part and maybe a feather in the cap of the Fordham Univ. program..... nothing wrong with that, but as you've surmised ..please come clean with your agenda.
Seventies: I don't think this project will work out well for Fordham... lol
vkn: Will google him later
alt: me neither
vkn: Agreed seventies and alt
Seventies: I can tell you now, I had planned on going to some old plantation cemeteries and its going to take quite a bit of work for me to identify the people buried there. I'm not going to just give up that research... sorry.
alt: I hear ya Seventies
vkn: We/AfriGeneas get an average one "begging" letter weekly
Seventies: smh When you go and travel to locations and get documents, that takes work.
alt: let's you know the "power" of AfriGeneas...... Folks will use ya until you're all used up ... or so Bill Withers says LOL LOL
vkn: Seventies well it seems to me that coordination is good BUT not required
Seventies: and MONEY.
vkn: Alt there is sooooooooooo much info to be mined
alt: hello trisha
trisha: Hello all!
vkn: We need more miners
Seventies: hello trisha. been a while since we've seen you. How have you been? miners = money and time. lol
vkn: Howdy trisha how you be
alt: that's for sure vkn.... information that's out there and yet to be "tapped" is amazing!!!!!
Seventies: And I'm looking to tap. :}
vkn: lol
trisha: all is good, busy! Good to see you all.
vkn: wassup trisha
Seventies: can anyone say M1914... holy smokes!
trisha: just having a decompress day, lol what is M1914?
vkn: decompress is good
alt: not sure if your remember Stacey Adger who was on AfriGeneas for quite awhile... she is having remarkable success with her SC Adger's who moved to Phila and were heavily invovled with William Still, the UGRR & the Philly abolitionist.
Seventies: M1914 is the pre-freedman's bureau record set for MS and surrounding states. AWESOME info there. I posted some on my FB page The Family Griot.
vkn: I remember Stacey. Great re her success
trisha: ohhhhh... I need to check it out!
vkn: trisha you are Auburn, right?
trisha: did anyone get to see Dr. Kittles in Montgomery?
alt: not me trisha
vkn: I think BJ did
trisha: I am UA, tuscaloosa I attended, it was really good! I am planning on doing his African Ancestry DNA test
Seventies: The record set is for the West of the MS river, MS, LA and AR
alt: I've seen him a couple of times, but that was several years ago (2005-2006). I'm sure he has 'improved & polished" his presentation since then.
Seventies: It was a list of plantations in Concordia parish June '64
trisha: Seventies, I "think" my maternal side might be from MS....
Seventies: how far back?
trisha: 1830-1860's maybe, Foster/Wells
Seventies: Its noon y'all and I gotta get to the gym. . . trisha there are Fosters in Adams Co.
trisha: I'm blocked take care Seventies, enjoy the workout!
Seventies: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Family-Griot/234904386554328?fref=ts
trisha: Thanks!
Seventies: Ok see y'all tomorrow.
alt: Poof. gone just like that LOL
trisha: ::smile::
alt: seems to be a slow Sunday.. wonder what's up with the regulars?
trisha: maybe everyone is doing the decompress thang.... ::smile::
alt: hmmmn, could be trisha
trisha: anyone have any breakthroughs in research?
alt: not really anythin BIG, but finding new on-line sources to verfiy and expand on information already in my database.
trisha: I am not in the research mode and I got to get back into the flow. ::sigh::
alt: I've slowed considerably and now most of my research is done at home & online.
vkn: on phone
alt: Hello Daviss, how ya doing today?
Daviss: hello alt, trisha and vkn! I am doing ok alt, what about you?
trisha: Hey Daviss
Daviss: hello there trisha lol
alt: what's up Daviss?
Daviss: shoot alt, not much of nothing...I finally got my results in from FTDNA but have not studied it yet Not that many matches last night there was one that I had on my RF though
alt: okay, congrats on the FTDNA results .. take your time, now that you have them they ain't going anywhere LOL LOL
Daviss: right lol
trisha: Daviss did you do the test or another family member?
alt: really, a FF & RF match, that's great!!!!!
trisha: I had my cousin do the YDNA through them, some years ago
Daviss: I transferred my results from 23&me and will do the rest of my folks bit by bit trish that one alt is my Euro match
alt: now does this give only RF & FF matches, or does it include Y and/or mtDNA matches between 23andme and FTDNA?
Daviss: I had my mtdna matches with them already alt when I move my brothers over, I will find that out
alt: that makes sense Daviss, I don't think a whole lot of "US" have taken the FTDNA FF tests, at least not in the numbers that WE have tested with 23andme.
Daviss: the 89 buck transfer was what inticed me lol
alt: i hear ya Daviss I had done FTDNA and the FREE 23andme RITF project is what got me tested with them. trisha, who are you having tested with African Ancestry?
Daviss: You and others kind of convinced me to go the FTDNA route. I had tested with Ancestry but was not thrilled with them
trisha: I will have my mother tested with African Ancestry.
alt: I'm sorry :} okay trisha.....
Daviss: Does African Ancestry do autosomal trisha?
alt: sorry is for Daviss and having her get with FTDNA LOL
Daviss: lol lol lol alt but alt MUAH and that's a kiss on your forehead
vkn: lol
trisha: I'm not sure to be honest, I have to do some research
vkn: lol
alt: I just received notice of 23 more couisn matches with AncestryDNA .. I'm now up to 750 matches with them, only 3 in the 3rd-5th cousin range, all others are in the distant cousin range.
vkn: Locked ut oops
alt: African Ancesry was doing autosomal called "DNAmix", but I understand they are no longer doing autosomal testing
Daviss: oh really alt. I bet that was a pretty penny
trisha: 750 matches, oh my
vkn: Running y'all
Daviss: bye vkn
alt: yeah, they were charging like 375.00-400.00 for their autosomal testing
trisha: yeah, i guess I need to mozy as well. Ya'll have a great day!
Daviss: ok trish take care
alt: and they are still too expensive for their Y & mtDNA testing in my opinion, compared to the other companies. bye trisha must be quittin' time partner, folks are jumping ship on us LOL
Daviss: I input all my males into that Y-search..
alt: okay let me know how that works for ya "Y-Search"
Daviss: now each month I will move one at a time over until I get themm all done. I think I will move the one brother that passed away first
alt: sounds like a plan to me
Daviss: Not sure how that works alt I just did it cause someone told me to see if they would take because I had gotten it from Ancestry lol All are 37 and it accepted them
alt: what is your brothers Y-DNA haplogroup?
Daviss: E1a1b18a one cousin has the same as you
alt: okay, that's basically an African orign haplogroup, right?
Daviss: thats the one who is the direct Taylor line
alt: okay.....
Daviss: Mariah's sons line
alt: right
Daviss: wish I could find her, then mabe she had other sisters and brothers she had no other children
alt: I did the Y-Search thing some time back and with the I1di haplogroup there were just too many possibilites and they were probably 96+ % white and I have no genealogical information on those line that amounts to much, so I gave up.
Daviss: I hear ya I just wish some of those would be open to sharing..You can't tell me that they all don't know
alt: that's true partner
Daviss: I have had two peeps on 23 that told me they would but never came back to me I sent two messages back, spaced out and still nada
alt: and I'v ehad that situation too... don't call me, I'll get back with you ..... yeah LOL
Daviss: My thinking is that you cant change what is
alt: nope, you can't pick your ancestors... althoguth some try with their 'bogus' techniques LOL
Daviss: lol lol I know
alt: well, let me go get ready for an afternnon of "hoops" want me to get the lights & chairs?
Daviss: ok alt take care
alt: bye
Daviss: bye Heyyy Selma
Selma: Hi daviss..
Daviss: you just missed alt and trish
Selma: oops I was on the phone with my Mom and Sis..and forgot the time
Daviss: good people to be talking too i would say
Selma: I agree it was a good conversation.. lOL Well now I really do have to run.. Talk to you tomorrow


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Bulbs to Plant Now For Spring Drama
Plant these brilliant beauties in the fall for spring drama.
Written and photographed by Dig.Drop.Done.
Planning ahead pays off big when it comes to springtime blooms. These bulbs are planted in the fall to come alive in the spring with dramatic colors and shapes. Read on for tips on how and where to plant for a stunning spring garden.
Upside-Down Blooms
How's this for unique shape? The upside-down, bell-shaped flowers of Fritillaria Imperialis are capped with spiky leaves. Due to a distinctive odor, their bulbs are deer and critter resistant.
Patterns with Power
Use pattern for impact. Fritillaria meleagris, sometimes called checkered lily, lack the height of the Imperialis variety, but more than make up for it in their unusual markings. The name fritillaria is derived from the Latin name for a dice box (fritillus) and probably refers to the checkered pattern.
Eye-Catching Pinks
Be bold! The hot colors of fuchsia hyacinths and red tulips heat up a flowerbed carpeted in white pansies.
Early Blossoms
Eranthis, or winter aconite, steals the show. It starts flowering extremely early, sometimes flowering through the snow that is still on the ground. The buttercup-like flowers are enclosed by a collar of green leaves and open only when the sun shines.
A Punch of Purple
Purple is the new black. The Queen of Night tulip is as dark as you can get. It appears almost black, but it is actually dark purple. It makes a nice contrast for brighter blooms.
Textural Interest
Add interest with texture. The petals of the Apricot Parrot tulip, with their curled and fringed edges, are fun to watch as they blossom. Over time, parrot tulips open so widely they appear to flatten out.
Plant En Masse
Mass is eye-catching. Hundreds of white, lavender and purple Dutch crocus encircle a tree.
Repeat, Repeat, Repeat
Repetition draws the eye. Rows of pots of pink hyacinths bloom on a ladder underneath a tree.
Bursts of Color
Spot color turns heads. This shock of bright Shakespeare tulips display a pop of color in an otherwise green landscape. These petite bloomers are part of the Kaufmanniana group, which do well in rock gardens.
Distinctive Shapes
Shape stands out, especially when paired with contrast. The distinct, pointed shape of the lily-flowered tulip is striking, even from a distance.
Layers of Color
Layer color for depth of palette. Here, Purple Voice Hyacinths are underscored by matching pansies.
Height and Dimension
Add dimension to your flowerbeds. These Round and Purple alliums grow three feet tall. Taller alliums (like the Allium Giganteum) are particularly impressive towering over lower-growing plants and groundcovers.
Contrasting Colors
Contrast is arresting. The Estella Rijnveld tulip is part of the parrot group. Its red and creamy-white colored petals look showy from a distance, but romantic up close.
Striking Structure
A "river" of white muscari meanders down a wooded path, banked by red tulips.
Repeating Shapes
The repetition of the circles, seven in all, shape the theme of this planting. Starting with a circle of white tulips surrounded by a circle of Top White hyacinths, the theme continues in the urn, shrubs, plantings and edging.
Towering Blossoms
The spectacular Fritillaria Imperialis has drama in shape and height. It can grow up to 44 inches tall, towering over other spring bulbs like hyacinths.
Bold Hues
Contrast bold colors. Hot oranges and jeweled purples contrast in this mix of Negrita, Orange Cassini, Purple Flag and Hermitage® tulips.
Colorful Punctuation
This yellow blossomed 'bed' of flowers is punctuated by apricot tulips.
Double the Impact
Pair mass with contrast for high impact. A path of blue muscari is edged with large pockets of bright yellow daffodils. The contrast in color makes it particularly stunning.
Clean and Bright White
All-white is striking. The white tulips complement the color of the house and interior furnishings, creating an all-white palette punctucated by greenery.
Colorful Planters
This display repeats the flower and the container for an eye-popping arrangement of White Splendor anemones.
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Home Medicinal Remedies
From Heather E. Chapman
Does anyone know what there is about the mustard that worked? It was used for so many things, wasn't it? Also had to wear those mustard plasters on our chests when we had a bad chest cold - something I'm sure everyone else here remembers as well. I don't know if these were traditional German remedies or not, though.
From Rodney A. Metzler
Also, we had a practice of when we got sort of upset or had a funny feeling in our stomachs, as kids, from too much horseplay or other excitement, my Grandma and my Mom used to say our "navels" had popped out and had to be pulled back in. They would make us lie down on our stomachs, and carefully pull the skin directly behind our navels in a sort of popping fashion. We then had to lie very still for a half an hour curled up in a ball on our sides. Worked every time.
My navel hardly ever pops out any more. Think the cure was permanent?
The juice of cooked cherries was a great way to clear out a bad stomach and eating a peach with the fuzz still on it always cured constipation. I could go on...we lived on a grape farm, made raisens and wine.
From Allyn Brosz
From Elliot R. Dreger
I later looked this up in an encyclopedia of herbs and found the English name: yarrow. Its flower looks somewhat like wild carrot or the Queen Anne's Lace plant. It grows in southern Wisconsin and probably all of the American Upper Midwest.
From Mary Hill
Could you have gotten some other stuff in with your flowers? Camomile can be very tedious to harvest and all the short-cuts allow room for foreign matter to stray into your herb.
Could your Sweetwood be Sassafras? Pieces of sassafras root were used like you describe when I was a child.
You only use about a teaspoon full of the flowers and you steep about 15 minutes (or until it smells right. Use your judgement.)
Good luck with the herbs....
From Vera Beljakova-Miller
I mean, for example, my Oma used onion skins to get rid of warts.
What do you think of this?
Heile heile saeege,
drei Daag Raeege
drei Daag Schnee
tuet's em Chindli nuemme weeh...
Heile Heile Segen
Heile Heile Segen
Drei Tage Regen
Drei Tage Schnee
Tut 's dem Kindlein nimmer (or nicht mehr) weh
Heal, heal blessing
Three days of rain
Three days of snow
Then it won't hurt (the child) any more.
Heile, Heile Katzendreck
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Alumni Leaders Welcome Back Sophomoresby Tom Runge • August 30, 2013 Share:
Alumni leaders from the national and Indianapolis boards gathered to welcome the Class of 2016 back to campus.
It seems odd - the sophomore class. However, it makes perfect sense. When the class of 2016 graduates, all of the class will join the alumni ranks. So this year kicks off their introduction to being an alumnus.
Seton Goddard '15, student representative to the board, served as the emcee. He introduced Dean of Students Mike Raters '85 who welcomed the group back on behalf of the entire campus community. Mike noted that many of his staff see this as the most exciting time of the year at Wabash - a time for "our guys" to return to campus and start a new year.
Seton then introduced Greg Estell '85, president of the board of directors of the National Association of Wabash Men. Greg's message was clear and concise - Wabash is 4-Life. Wabash men join the brotherhood and the bonds created here on campus and later in life with other alumni stand the test of time. That brotherhood has kept Wabash strong and growing over time and Greg closed with an invitation for the sophomores to join the alumni in the room to keep Wabash on that path.
Top: Hall of Famer Jake Knott '03 talks with students before dinner
Middle: Seton Goddard '15
Bottom: Greg Estell '85
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Corinne Stastny, Primary Course Assistant at MNW, mother, and former Montessori Teacher, lends her insights into Montessorians working with the youngest members of our world; babies and toddlers.
The Montessori approach to children under the age of three evokes much curiosity and enthusiasm from those more familiar with Montessori at other age levels. Those of us with Primary or Elementary backgrounds know we love our prepared environments, know we love Montessori, and are sure that babies and toddlers everywhere would no doubt fall in love with a Montessori learning environment designed for them! However, we also know that Montessori is not always easy to convey or understand in just a few short sentences.
I've picked the brains of Assistants to Infancy (A to I) trained alumni a bit, combined it with my own experiences applying A to I principles with my child, and am happy to give some introductory resources for families creating mindful environments for little ones. My focus here is just on babies who are not yet walking, as the most common question I hear from curious enthusiastic souls is "Someone's having a baby and is curious about Montessori. What should I tell them?" Below is a menu of resources, choose what you feel best captures the imagination of your target audience!
Know that the same essential principles apply to Montessori at any age group: respect and communication, supporting independence, free choice within limits, learning through experience, preparing an environment that matches the specific needs of the child.
While rather involved, the inspiring texts of Understanding the Human Being by Silvana Montanaro and The Child and the Family by Dr Maria Montessori can be a strong resource for families seeking to a deeper connection to theory.
AidToLife.org– This beautiful, clear, and powerful website, provided by AMI, offers simple, straightforward advice that is easy to understand and apply.
MichaelOlaf.net - Michael Olaf and Susan Stephenson have inspired Montessorians, parents, and parents-to-be for years. The Joyful Child, a book focusing on 0-3 in the home, is now available and a rich resource!
In a Montessori Home is an inspiring book and DVD package from NAMTA featuring families enjoying Montessori principles in the home.
There are some fabulous blogs about applying Montessori in the home. A few particularly enjoyable ones are The Full Montessori, Montessori Moms, and Montessori on the Double, and Nduoma.
Aside from schools, A to I graduates often share their knowledge via private consultations. Montessori Northwest has the names of a few of these parent educators, and would welcome the names of more!
Come to Montessori Northwest, where we have a model home and toddler community environments. We have regular open houses and are happy to schedule individual tours Monday – Friday. The Assistants to Infancy training course is regularly offered at MNW, and we are seeking not only teachers-in-training for this level, but also families whose infants can participate in on-site observation sessions both summers. Being part of the observation is an incredible window into the Montessori approach to this age group!
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Undertand objectives, assets, and user needs
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- task analysis
- cognitive walkthroughs
- user scenarios
- personas
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The step between envisioning your design and creating it: develop a moodboard (a collage of visual elements that evokes a certain mood)
when "good design" goes wrong
Audience segmentation
The audience matrix = easy way to…
Stay focused on your audiences
give consideration to your own organizational needs
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ultimately create a design that works with your usability needs
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- Design decisions are driven by cognitive psychology research and A/B testing
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Where should you incorporate user testing into the redesign timeline?
How long does it usually last?
How do you implement new design ideas at that point in the process?
Determine your top entry pages and make incremental adjustments
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My Kennedy Years, Westwood Gallery, Jacques Lowe
NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 21: My Kennedy Years, Westwood Gallery, Jacques Lowe on Thursday, November 21, 2013 Westwood Gallery 568 Broadway New, N.Y. WESTWOOD GALLERY NYC is pleased to present the exhibition, My Kennedy Years, which includes over 50 photographs by Jacques Lowe (1930-2001). The photographs represent an intimate view of John F. Kennedy as he was on the campaign trail, important moments during his term as President and family moments with Jackie and his children. The exhibition commemorates the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's death. Westwood Gallery NYC is the location for the last photography exhibition during Jacques Lowe's lifetime and My Kennedy Years exhibition is also a tribute to Jacques Lowe. In 1958, when he met the Kennedys and was hired as the family's personal photographer, Jacques Lowe was 28. This assignment provided him with unprecedented access to the private and professional life of one of the most iconic leaders of the 20th century, as well as the members of his family. Over the next three years, he took over 40,000 images of the couple and their children. The legendary images depict a period starting with Kennedy's 1958 U.S. Senate re-election campaign, to his early years in the White House. Jacques Lowe's photographs were a powerful instrument which shaped the public's perception of the Kennedy family and have remained the essential documentary of the charismatic personality of Jack Kennedy and the historical period. The exhibition recounts both the story of these mythical years and the president who, in Lowe's own words, "empowered each one of us to believe we could make a difference", and the relationship between photographer and subject. Also on exhibit is video of Jacques Lowe speaking about his Kennedy photographs. Lowe died in May 2001, and his original negatives, which were stored in a World Trade Center J.P. Morgan Chase Bank bank vault, were lost during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Only 10 negatives, which were out on loan at the time, have survived. The prints in this exhibition are from the Estate of Jacques Lowe's collection of vintage and modern fine art prints, printed and signed by Lowe prior to his death. Accompanying the exhibition is the book, My Kennedy Years: A Memoir by Jacques Lowe, Thames & Hudson. PHOTO CREDIT: Copyright © 2013 Manhattan Society.com by Gregory Partanio | tel:718.614.7740 | e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com | Bookings: firstname.lastname@example.com More


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Auburn's successor and former provost, Dominic J. Guzzetta, continued the campus expansion and beautification efforts. During his presidency, 15 facilities were constructed or acquired by the University, including the Rubber Bowl, which was transferred to the University by the city of Akron. The University also crossed Exchange Street -- acquiring the East Crown apartment complex for dormitory space, the former Holiday Inn (now Gallucci Hall) and a former Cadillac sales and service facility (now Folk Hall).
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Sunday, October 17, 2010
15 comments:
- Sound Horn Please said...
Wow! The cushion covers are SO gorgeous. And I remember the post on Karthik's home so clearly. It is a post I came back to very often.
- October 17, 2010 at 10:21 PM
- notyet100 said...
so colourful,..everything looks so nice
- October 17, 2010 at 10:26 PM
- Kamini said...
Oh fabulous. And the colors are wow! Is that an old "pallankuzhi" set in the curtain pic??? I WANT THAT! I WANT IT NOW!
- October 18, 2010 at 12:51 AM
- Sunita said...
Absolutely, lip-smackingly drool-worthy! I love all those rich colours and weaves.
- October 18, 2010 at 2:39 AM
- Bedazzled said...
Love the cushions!
- October 18, 2010 at 5:53 AM
too gud!!i've always loved the 'khan' material for its sheer earthy-ness....but never thot it wud make such awesome cushion covers!!lovely collection!:)
- October 18, 2010 at 7:28 AM
- PreeOccupied said...
India and Bangalore never fail to surprise me in a good way. Such colors are a picker upper on a gloomy Fall day here.
- October 18, 2010 at 8:49 AM
- Sudha said...
They all look so pretty
- October 18, 2010 at 11:37 AM
- SuhaelAmrita said...
Your post got me back in time. My husband n me were in Pudducherry in Jan 2006 and we had a blast picking up cushion covers, curtains and upholstry decor from a store called Cotton Wood.
It's lovely to see so much passion in people for the simpler things in life.
Loved reading through your post!
- October 21, 2010 at 10:40 PM
- Swapna said...
Hi Archana, just found your blog... I am sure I'll be a frequent visitor...great blog ..!!!
- October 22, 2010 at 2:26 AM
- Agneta said...
Mama Mia, India is my second country and I feel 'so home' in your beautiful posts! Your blog = amazing!
Agneta a swedish one ;)
- October 22, 2010 at 2:51 PM
- Suchismita said...
very nice stuff.. interesting blog.. i had sort of lagged on my own blog and while it is not on home decor as such, seeing all the beautiful stuff and pretty homes, yours included, made me think I must write again.. thank you.. :)
- October 24, 2010 at 9:30 AM
- Anu said...
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing Archana :).
Karthik, I missed your showing at The Ants store :(. Is there any other way of buying your lovely stuff in Bangalore? Or perhaps order 'online? Do let me know. Thanks.
- October 24, 2010 at 8:39 PM
- katricks said...
hey archana! wanted to thank you for your wonderful post on 'Varnam', the exhibition was a great success and i had many sweet people walking in taking your blog's reference. You surely have a very loyal following. Hope to see you sometime soon and thank you in person.
@ anu - pls check out the varnam page on facebook and we can connect.
- October 25, 2010 at 3:44 AM
- Arch at Rang said...
Glad all of you liked this post.
Karthik~ Glad to hear your exhibition was a grand success:-)
- October 25, 2010 at 3:52 AM


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Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Trouble in Swat
The televised display of hovering helicopter gunships blasting away at militants, thousands of helpless civilians seeking refuge in the plains and crumpled bodies littering the countryside, has managed to numb most of us into a bewildered state of shock and grief.
Your Blogger who has over the years visited Swat three times, remembers it as a place of spectacular beauty painfully marred with human poverty. It is not a small area either - according to the 1998 census Swat had a population of 1,257,602, making it the third most populous district in NWFP. Area wise it is the fourth biggest district in the province.
Since its integration into NWFP in 1969, little has been done to improve the lot of the Swat's inhabitants. Geographic isolation combined with deprivation of progress allowed post-Afghan war fanaticism to make inroads among some of the populace.
To make some sense of the conflict your Blogger now attempts a look at Swat's recent history.
In the last fifteen years Maulana Sufi Mohammed clearly emerges as a key player in Swat's present state of chaos.
Sufi Mohammed quit the Jamaat-e-Islami in 1992 to form Tehreek-e-Nafaz-e-Shariat-e-Mohammadi (TNSM). In keeping with the stern Wahabi variant of Islam the TNSM sought to impose Sharia rule in Pakistan.
In 1994, under Sufi Mohammed, the TNSM led an armed uprising against the Benazir Bhutto-led PPP government by seizing the civilian airport in Saidu Sharif, Swat and taking over district courts and police station. Some 40 people, including 12 security force personnel, were killed in a week of fighting before the government launched a military operation to quell the rebellion. Following a cease-fire, on November 8, 1994 TNSM released 50 government officials in Matta, and the government agreed to enforce Sharia in Malakand and parts of Swat district.
(Interestingly enough, during this 1994 uprising a religious scholar, enlisted by the government to negotiate with the rebellious Sufi Mohammed, noticed the presence of one particular man during his meetings with the Malakand district commissioner and later with Sufi Mohammed. The DC had visibly deferred to him and the TNSM chief referred to the intruder as one of 'his own men'. The interloper subsequently turned out to be NWFP's ISI chief. This led the religious scholar to the understandable conclusion that Sufi Mohammed's campaign for the introduction of Islamic law was not a real one; rather, it was a move fully sponsored by ISI to destabilize Benazir Bhutto.)
In late October 2001 Sufi Mohammed took 10,000 or so armed volunteers of the TNSM to fight the US-organised Northern Alliance in Afghanistan. This motley crowd of jihadis went armed with 'Kalashnikovs, rocket launchers, missiles, anti-aircraft guns, hand grenades and swords'.
Much to Sufi Mohammed's embarrassment the Taliban announced that the TNSM volunteers were not welcome in Afghanistan and suggested that they return to their homes, "seemingly out of mistrust for the true motives of Sufi Mohammed, whom they believe to have been in contact with the powerful Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan."
Despite Taliban's rejection the TNSM volunteers entered Afghanistan to be mowed down by US air strikes, using lethal Daisy Cutter bombs, and then slaughtered by the battle hardened Northern Alliance troops. A few hundred survivors were captured by various Afghan warlords, who subsequently sold them back to their relatives in Pakistan for huge sums of money. Only a handful of lucky ones, including Sufi Mohammed, who deserted the battlefield, were able to flee back to Malakand.
After his ignominious return the Pakistani government detained Sufi Mohammed. He was tried by the Kurram Agency assistant political agent who found the cleric guilty, under the Frontier Crimes Regulations, of 'entering the country without valid documents' and for 'possession of unlicensed arms'. Sufi Mohammed was sentenced to imprisonment for seven years.
The death of thousands of illiterate TMSM volunteers caused a substantial drop in political support for the cleric. His disastrous incursion in Afghanistan had revealed his incompetence and complete lack of combat skills.
And then on January 15, 2002 General Musharraf banned the TNSM as a terrorist organisation.
The TNSM remained inactive for a period of four years until the devastating earthquake of 8 October 8 2005. The followers of Sufi Mohammed soon capitalised on the human catastrophe and used it to revitalize their organisation. Soon volunteers from the TNSM led the vanguard of the relief work in the devastated areas of the NWFP. Not surprisingly, in the absence of timely official help, the locals came to admire these volunteers for their selfless devotion in helping the quake victims.
However, there was a downside to all this. The TNSM began promoting the idea that the earthquake was divinely sent punishment for the misdeeds committed by the locals. Its followers called upon the quake affected families to destroy their televisions, VCD players and audio CD/cassette players to avoid further retribution.
Fazle Hayat, the son-in-law of Sufi Muhammad, took over the TNSM under the nom de guerre of Maulana Fazlullah. He soon began making broadcasts from an illegal FM radio station installed in his mosque at Imam Dheri, in the Mutta Tehsil of Swat district. Delivering two sermons a day, he preached his version of militant Islam.
Now known also as 'Maulana FM Radio', he began drawing huge crowds to the weekly Friday prayers held in his Imam Dheri mosque – estimated at 30,000 by some reports. In April 2007, the press reported that some 10,000 people had set their electronic equipment on fire as a result of Fazalullah's FM broadcasts which had declared television and music to be un-Islamic.
Soon barbers were being directed not to shave beards and shops selling CDs and music cassettes were ordered to close down. Girls' schools and colleges in the area were warned that unless all their students began wearing burqas, they would face a violent reaction. Even the local polio-immunisation program came under attack for being American-Zionist plan to make Muslim children sterile.
Fazlullah soon formed his law and order agency as well, which began taking charge of traffic regulation duties in Malakand and Swat areas. Recently a TNSM group travelling in 15 machinegun-fitted vehicles announced a new structure of judicial dispensation and local administration. Having distributed cell-phone numbers members of this new force asked all public complaints, problems and disputes should now addressed to them. In the meanwhile the local police, in fear of their lives, locked themselves in their thanas.
For all intent and purposes, due to the inactivity of Islamabad, Fazullah had taken control of Swat. As late as last week Newsweek was reporting: Mullah Fazlullah rides a black horse and commands hundreds of men under the noses of a nearby Pakistani Army division that seldom leaves its barracks.
By ignoring the issue for so long Islamabad had allowed the militants to become entrenched in Malakand, Dir and Swat.
Violent action is never the surest way to success. Winning the hearts and minds of the locals should have been given precedence but that has never been Musharraf's way.
Critics have already begun to question the timing of the action. With the Supreme Court verdict, on Musharraf's legitimacy as a presidential candidate, due any day now, the Swat upheaval just adds the cherry to the existing state of disarray within the country.
By creating a perfect new storm in the NWFP, are we seeing an extra attempt to justify a martial law that may just be around the corner? Only time and the Supreme Court verdict will provide the answer.
20 comments:
- xpikon said...
well as u said, the first one is an ISI sponsor guy then y cant his son-in law. Mush has a plan and he is waiting for the result of the supreme court. he created the situation to have to reason to impose emergency or Martial Law in the country.
- 12:17 pm
mate I don't really understand your posts.
At one point they seem observatory, then the next they're littered with political leanings and/or bias.
You talk about Musharraf ignoring the militants, hence allowing them to rise to substantial power.
Yet, when Musharraf does attempt to make some headway into the issue you paint him with having insidious intent to implement martial law.
pardon my language, but what the fuck?
He tried to address the militants and failed, resulting in the Waziristan accords. Do you mind doing some light research and telling me who was quick to pull the trigger on that cease-fire?
You talk about winning the hearts and minds of those pashtuns. As a person who IS a pathan I assure you its far, FAR harder than you seem to believe. Building schools won't do much good for people who don't care about education. Providing health-care won't do wonders for people who've been convinced that anti-polio vaccination is a zionist conspiracy.
Pashtuns are a strong-minded people, strong minded to the point of sheer obstinacy.
- 1:27 pm
- xpikon said...
well in that case asfand can u provide some solutions for those who've been convinced that anti-polio vaccination is a Zionist conspiracy.
- 2:58 am
dont mind dear asfand but....
its you and people having mind like you who are supporting these mother-fuckers ISI agents MULLAS.
we care about education and health and we dont want IMPOSED Islam.i am in favoer of Jihad but first do JIHAD-E-NAFS.
what Musharaf is doing he is doing it for Pakistan not like these mullas who do it for DOLLARS.
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While engineers and designers feverishly worked overtime on the development of a four-passenger sports car they code-named the F-car, the Chevy public relations, marketing and advertising team prepared the world for the introduction of a car they called the Panther.
All through the summer of 1965 virtually every aspect of the car's design and advancement, from preliminary design sketches to clay models, was photographed and thoroughly recorded. Chevy used the possessions to create a 30 -minute movie The Camaro for sale in Sunflower MS , which was later on revealed on TV and in movie theaters. They likewise presented ladies's clothing called the Camaro Collection and even a Camaro road race video game.
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In November, Chevy sales executives and innovative people previewed prototype designs at the GM Tech Center. Campbell-Ewald, Chevy's venerable ad agency, immediately started deal with catalogs, direct mail and sales promo products, along with print, outdoor and TV/radio advertising. In April 1966, at the New york city Auto Show Interview, Chevrolet sales executives admitted no name had actually been selected for the new car, but did announce that rates of 1967 Chevy Camaro for sale in Sunflower MS model will remain in the Corvair-Chevy II variety.
Throughout early 1966 Chevy agonized over a name for its Mustang-killer. GM's upper management was nervous about the aggressive connotations of the Panther name. A comparable bout of cold feet would later on trigger the Pontiac version, code named the Banshee, to be renamed Firebird. Over its brief lifetime, the F-car had actually been called by lots of names including Wildcat, Chaparral, Commander and Nova. It's also reported that Chevy considered using the letters "GM" in the name, and developed G-Mini, which developed into GeMini and lastly Gemini. Nevertheless, GM's upper management banned the idea, fearing the automobile might be a failure.
Automotive legend has it that somebody at Chevrolet lastly proposed the name Camaro and upper management quickly agreed. Although the name has no real meaning, GM researchers supposedly found the word in a French dictionary as a slang term for "good friend" or "companion." It's reported that Ford Motor Business researchers likewise found other meanings, consisting of "a shrimp-like animal" and an arcane term for "loose bowels."
Due to the fact that a number or pre-launch products had actually already been launched using the Panther name, Chevy's many pushing obstacle was to now rename their new Mustang killer, the Camaro. Camaros are found in Sunflower MS by looking for classic car dealers.
Finally, on June 28, 1966, General Motors held a live interview in Detroit's Statler-Hilton Hotel. It was the very first time in history that 14 cities were connected in real time for a press conference by means of telephone lines. Elliot M. "Pete" Estes, who replaced "Bunkie" Knudsen as Chevrolet General Supervisor in July 1965, started the press conference by proclaiming all participants were now charter members of the Society for the Removal of Panthers from the Automotive World (SEPAW.) Estes confidently revealed that Camaro was selected as the name for Chevy's brand-new four-passenger sports car to honor the custom of beginning Chevy model names with the letter C such as the Corvette, Corvair, Chevelle, and Chevy II.