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Moves: Will-O-Wisp Sucker Punch Pain Split Confuse Ray
I like also Mandibuzz and I was thinking a set with Toxic, Brave Bird, Roost, Taunt.
What should I do for my entire team?
Spiritomb is great, if this is any tier also add Darkrai, Weavile, Hydreigon, Umbreon, Krookodile. Other good choices include Sableye, SCrafty, Houdoum, and Sharpedo...
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Another one to consider is Zoroark, it is fast and you can nasty plot + dark pulse foes
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Take a ride on a new route and explore the open road with the zūmo 350LM. This motorcycle-friendly navigator was built to lead you on all of your two-wheeled adventures. Whether youre on a weekday ride just across town or a week long trip to an annual rally with friends, the zūmo 350LM is ready to show you the way.
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Frequently asked questions are listed questions and answers, all supposed to be commonly asked in some context, and pertaining to a particular topic. "FAQ" is usually pronounced as an initialism rather than an acronym, but an acronym form does exist. Since the acronym FAQ originated in textual media, its pronunciation varies; "fack", "faak", "fax", and "facts" are commonly heard.[1] Depending on usage, the term may refer specifically to a single frequently asked question, or to an assembled list of many questions and their answers.
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While the name may be recent, the FAQ format itself is quite old. For instance, Matthew Hopkins wrote The Discovery of Witches in 1647 as a list of questions and answers, introduced as "Certaine Queries answered". Many old catechisms are in a question-and-answer (Q&A) format. Summa Theologica, written by Thomas Aquinas in the second half of the 13th century, is a series of common questions about Christianity to which he wrote a series of replies.
The "FAQ" is an Internet textual tradition originating from the technical limitations of early mailing lists from NASA in the early 1980s. The first FAQ developed over several pre-Web years starting from 1982 when storage was expensive. On ARPAnet's SPACE mailing list, the presumption was that new users would download archived past messages through ftp. In practice, this rarely happened and the users tended to post questions to the mailing list instead of searching its archives. Repeating the "right" answers becomes tedious, and went against developing netiquette. A series of different measures were set up by loosely affiliated groups of computer system administrators, from regularly posted messages to netlib-like query email daemons. The acronym FAQ was developed between 1982-1985 by Eugene Miya of NASA for the SPACE mailing list.[2] The format was then picked up on other mailing lists and Usenet news groups. Posting frequency changed to monthly, and finally weekly and daily across a variety of mailing lists and newsgroups. The first person to post a weekly FAQ was Jef Poskanzer to the Usenet net.graphics/comp.graphics newsgroups. Eugene Miya experimented with the first daily FAQ.
Meanwhile on Usenet, Mark Horton had started a series of "Periodic Posts" (PP) which attempted to answer trivial questions with appropriate answers. Periodic summary messages posted to Usenet newsgroups attempted to reduce the continual reposting of the same basic questions and associated wrong answers. On Usenet, posting questions which are covered in a group's FAQ came to be considered poor netiquette, as it showed that the poster has not done the expected background reading before asking others to provide answers. Some groups may have multiple FAQ on related topics, or even two or more competing FAQ explaining a topic from different points of view.
Another factor on early ARPANET mailing lists was netiquette, wherein people asking questions typically "promised to 'summarize' received answers." These summaries were usually simple concatenations of received replies with little to no quality checking.
Modern developments [edit]
Originally the term "FAQ" referred to the Frequently Answered Question itself, and the compilation of questions and answers was known as a "FAQ list" or some similar expression. The term became more frequently used to refer to the list, and a text consisting of questions and their answers is often called a FAQ regardless of whether the questions are actually frequently asked, if they are asked at all.
In some cases informative documents not in the traditional FAQ style have also been described as FAQs, particularly the video game FAQ, which is often a detailed descriptions of gameplay, including tips, secrets, and beginning-to-end guidance. Rarely are videogame FAQs in a question-and-answer format, although they may contain a short section of questions and answers.[citation needed]
Over time, the accumulated FAQs across all USENET news groups sparked the creation of the "*.answers" moderated newsgroups such as comp.answers, misc.answers and sci.answers for crossposting and collecting FAQ across respective comp.*, misc.*, sci.* newsgroups.
References [edit]
- ^ About FAQs: Pronunciation
- ^ Hersch, Russ. FAQs about FAQs. 8 January 1998.
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Senator Rick Santorum: Charge to Revive the Role of Faith in the Public Square
On that day, Kennedy chose not just to dispel fear, he chose to expel faith.
Three pictures hung in the home of my devoutly Catholic immigrant grandparents when I was a boy and I remember them well -- Jesus, Pope Paul VI and John F. Kennedy. The president was a source of great pride and a symbol to Catholics that all barriers had finally been broken. What my family and maybe even candidate Kennedy at the time didn't realize was that in a key moment in that election of 1960 right here in Houston, Kennedy began the construction of another, even more threatening wall for our society -- one that sealed off informed moral wisdom into a realm of non rational beliefs that have no legitimate role in political discourse.
Rick Santorum is a senior fellow at the Ethics & Public Policy Center and former U.S. Senator (R-PA).
HOUSTON, TX (Catholic Online) - (We are pleased to present the full text of an important speech given by the former Senator of Pennsylvania, the Honorable Rick Santorum on Thursday, September 9, 2010, at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas. It is a strong and clear refutation of the error unleashed by the John F. Kennedy Speech given in that same city, fifty years ago on September 12, 2010. I believe it is destined to become a defining speech for Catholics, other Christians and all people of faith and good will who believe in the vital role of the ideas informed by faith in shaping society and the essential role of people of faith and religious institutions in promoting the true common good. Deacon Keith Fournier, Editor in Chief)
Rick Santorum: Charge to Revive the Role of Faith in the Public Square
Three pictures hung in the home of my devoutly Catholic immigrant grandparents when I was a boy and I remember them well -- Jesus, Pope Paul VI and John F. Kennedy. The president was a source of great pride and a symbol to Catholics that all barriers had finally been broken. What my family and maybe even candidate Kennedy at the time didn't realize was that in a key moment in that election of 1960 right here in Houston, Kennedy began the construction of another, even more threatening wall for our society -- one that sealed off informed moral wisdom into a realm of non rational beliefs that have no legitimate role in political discourse.
Fifty years ago this Sunday JFK delivered a speech to the Greater Houston Ministerial Association to dispel suspicions about the role the papacy might play in the government of this country under his administration. Let's make no mistake about it -- Kennedy was addressing a real issue at the time. Prejudice against Catholics threatened to cost him the election. But on that day, Kennedy chose not just to dispel fear, he chose to expel faith. Let me quote from the beginning of Kennedy's speech: "I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute."
The idea of strict or absolute separation of church and state is not and never was the American model. It was a model used in countries like France and until recently Turkey, but it found little support in America until it was introduced into the public discourse by Justice Hugo Black in the case of Everson v. The Board of Education in 1947. (Black, by the way, was a Catholic-hating former member of the KKK who ironically enough advocated this strict separation doctrine to keep public funds from Catholic schools.)
While the phrase "separation of church and state" doesn't appear in the Constitution, the concept of keeping the government apart from religion does. The first part of the First Amendment prohibits the federal government from establishing a state church, such as existed in England and in some of the states in 1791, and from discriminating for or against particular faiths. The founders were determined to ensure that the new national government had no jurisdiction over matters of religion, in large part to insure that each American would be free to pursue the religion of their choice without state interference. Far from reflecting hostility toward religion, our founders, rooted in their own faith convictions, knew that faith was not just an essential element, but the essence of civilization and the inspiration of culture.
The second reference to religion in the First Amendment guaranteed the free exercise of religion and in conjunction with the prohibition of established churches, these two concepts were to work together to ensure that religion and people of faith had powerful constitutional protections of their right to not only worship as their conscience dictated, but to be free to bring their religiously informed moral convictions into the public discourse.
The phrase "wall of separation" used by Black comes from a letter written by a founder who didn't even attend the constitutional convention, Thomas Jefferson. After he was elected president he mentioned the phrase in a response to a letter written to him by the Danbury Baptists. The Baptists had expressed concern to him about the right of the government to interfere with the religious pursuits of the people, not the right of the people to engage their government with religiously informed moral judgments. Jefferson's "wall of separation" was describing how the First Amendment was designed to protect churches from the government and nothing more. Note that the Sunday following the day he wrote the letter, Jefferson attended religious services in the Capitol building -- so much for the founders' hostility or indifference to religion. But Kennedy's misuse of the phrase constructed a high barrier that ultimately would keep religious convictions out of politics in a place where our founders had intended just ...
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2 years ago
Mr. Carlton:
I wish I could say that your comments ring true with me. Unfortunately, I cannot. While I understand Kennedy's need to assuage the fears of Protestant voters, I think he went about it VERY poorly.
I once thought JFK a great man. War hero, President, Catholic, maybe even a martyr? Regrettably,as I've learned more of him, his family, and my faith, the more my awe and wonder has turned to horror and disgust. One of our own? Uh huh.
When a man hears about the vice of a sin in Church, then sits in his President's chair and encodes that same sin or others into law, what value does his faith truly have?
Kennedy could've used the platform of candidacy to better explain how the Church truthfully works. He could've articulated the ideas that Sen Santorum offered. Certainly he had the intelligence and gumption for it. Instead, he rendered his faith to be a mantel showpiece, a trinket to be hauled out on Sunday and provide some cultural references that many would understand.
I'm glad to see comments like Sen Santorum's. He may be able to undo some part of the ill that Kennedy inflicted.
2 years ago
Why would Rick Santorum be so negative about the only Catholic president, and may I say, a mighty good one, that this nation has ever had enough courage to elect.
He very lightly touches on the anti-Catholic sentiment in this country at this time 50 years ago, with very many protestant ministers and lay people actually believing that, if elected, he would be taking his dictates, orders, or whatever you might like to call them, from Rome and the Holy Father. And I might add they would not have referred to him as the Holy Father.
President Kennedy said, and you quoted him," I do not intend to disavow my views or "my" church in order to win this election."
How much stronger or clearer, do you believe he could have made this statement about" his " church and the fact that he intended to wear his Catholic faith in public.
The important decisions he had to make for this country and it's people were outstanding, and this holier than thou stuff you and some of the other supposedly "learned" Catholic scholars are writing about is mostly fodder for those who have always believed that us Catholics are going to hell in a hand basket anyway.
To blame this Catholic president for the moral decay in this country is quite a stretch. If you take a deep look at what this family has done, and continues to do, as well as asking the rest of us to do for our less fortunate brethern. I find your comments very narrow sighted. He was not elected to be our spiritual leader. Heaven forbid if that would have ever been as much as uttered out loud.
We have only had one, for crying out loud why would you continue to bash him.
I wonder if your mother has, or would have enjoyed, reading this article about the president she evidently voted for and loved.
Shame on you and the other Catholics who write this about our own. Leave this to the others who don't drink from the same cup at mass. -
2 years ago
Very educational article. I, too, was under the impression that the constitution allowed for the separation between church and state. At a time that I have very little respect for politicians, this comes as a breath of fresh air. The government is not by the people and for the people in this age--it is now a separate entity. It has evolved into a few rich people controlling the masses, clearly what our forefathers sought freedom from over 200 years ago. Our constitution does not advocate freedom from religion, but freedom of religion. Our religious beliefs and moral compass should always be part of of the civil law equation.
2 years ago
Jack Kennedy was cynical when he made this proposition 50 years ago. He wanted to be president and he would let nothing stand in his way. But to think that RIck Santorum has the charisma of Kennedy or that he will ever have even a quarter of that man's chance to be president is laughable. Santorum can deliver all the speeches he wants on any subject he wants and with whatever lucidity he can command, but I will bet everything I have that he will never give a speech from the Oval Office. Catholics and others cheering him on and urging him to run for president are simply wasting his and everyone else's time.
2 years ago
I would vote for Rick Santorum, in a heartbeat, too! However, I would not say that JFK accomplished a "good" in the short term because it helped to put an end to Catholic bigotry because Catholic bigotry is still alive and well. Moreover, JFK expressed a half-truth (at best--or rather, at worst) regarding the role of politics--a corrupt version that's growing in intensity more and more today and is expressed by most of the 161 Catholics in Washington (only about 46 of them voted 100% pro-life and 5-6 more of them 86% of the time). Such heinous moral corruption is literally killing us in matters of "health-care" (?); it's no wonder everything else is collapsing, as well! Mr. Santorum, himself, said: "Unfortunately, its lasting impact not only undermined the essential role that faith has successfully played in America, but it reduced religion to mere personal belief and helped launch a cultural revolution, proclaiming loudly that on matters of moral consequence, reason has no truths it can discern, nothing of moral significance it can claim to know, much less contribute to the public debate....That's the 'faith' that is being offered by those who want to change the time tested Golden Triangle of Freedom. You'll see it in the public square today, and it's popular because it pretends to impose nobody's values on anybody. Yet it's an illusion because it uses a cloak of "neutrality," "objectivity" and "rationality" that results in the imposition of secular values on everybody while marginalizing faith." Sorry for repeating this quote from Mr. Santorum's speech here, but Mr. Santorum "hits the nail on the head," on the reason for the dissolution of the "Beautiful America[n]" dream of our Founders in the new form of government in vogue today--Nevertheless, "we the people," who believe in "religion and virtue" (according to John Adams, et al) can vote to bring it back into the public square this November and in 2012--if only we will!
2 years ago
As an Indian, I feel that in every country catholic leaders should uphold his religious teachings without a feeling of shame or inferiority complex. He has rightly said that having convictions does not mean that we dont understand the complexity of the world .... we should be able to prioritize the pursuit of truth and justice and call evil what it is . We need more dedicated and faithful catholic politicians in every country.
2 years ago
Such an inspiration. I was going to quickly scan through his speech and then print it out, but I carefully read every word until the last period. If he runs for President I'll vote for him too. Can't get over that speech!!! God Bless Rick Santorum!!!
2 years ago
If he ever runs for president I'll vote for him!
2 years ago
Amen brothers and sisters.
2 years ago
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FILE NUMBER (CORPORATION SOLE) ANNUAL LIST OF SUBSCRIBER AND RESIDENT AGENT OF (Name of Corporation Sole) FOR THE FILING PERIOD OF .TO . The corporations duly appointed resident agent in the State of Nevada upon whom process can be served is: CHECK BOX IF YOU REQUIRE A FORM TO UPDATE YOUR RESIDENT AGENT INFORMATION Important: Read instructions before completing and returning this form. THE ABOVE SPACE IS FOR OFFICE USE ONLY 1. Print or type names and addresses, either residence or business, of subscriber or successor submitting the list . Subscriber or successor must sign the form. FORM WILL BE RETURNED IF UNSIGNED 2. If there are additional subscribers attach a list of them to this form. 3. Return the completed form with the $25.00 filing fee. A $50.00 penalty must be added for failure to file this form by the deadline. An annual list received more than 90 days before its due date shall be deemed an amended list for the previous year. 4. Make your check payable to the Secretary of State. Your cancelled check will constitute a certificate to transact business. To receive a certified copy, enclose an additional $30.00 and appropriate instructions. 5. Return the completed form to: Secretary of State, 202 North Carson Street, Carson City, NV 89701-4201, (775) 684-5708. 6. Form must be in the possession of the Secretary of State on or before the last day of the month in which it is due. (Postmark date is not accepted as receipt date.) Forms received after due date will be returned for additional fees and penalties. FILING FEE: $25.00 LATE PENALTY: $50.00 SUBSCRIBER/SUCCESSOR _________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______ NAME TITLE _________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______ ADDRESS CITY ST ZIP I declare, to the best of my knowledge under penalty of perjury, that the above mentioned entity has complied with the provisions of NRS 360.780 and acknowledge that pursuant to NRS 239.330, it is a category C felony to knowingly offer any false or forged instrument for filing in the Office of the Secretary of State. X Signature of Subscriber or Successor Title Date Nevada Secretary of State Form ANNUAL LIST-CORP SOLE 2003 Revised on: 09/29/03 <<<<<<<<<********>>>>>>>>>>>>> 2 DEAN HELLER Instructions for Secretary of State 202 North Carson Street Annual List and Resident Agent Carson City, Nevada 89701-4201 (775) 684 5708 Form Website: secretaryofstate.biz IMPORTANT: READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE COMPLETING FORM. ATTENTION: Pursuant to NRS, the Annual List and Resident Agent form MUST be in the care, custody and control of the Secretary of State by the close of business on the last day of the anniversary month of the original filing. Example: If the entity organized on October 15, 1997 the list must be filed by October 31st of each year. (Postmark date is not accepted as receipt date in the Office of the Secretary of State.) As of November 1, 2003 the annual filing fee will be based on the total number of shares provided for in the articles. 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CVT In the News
Don't forget those who fled for their lives in immigration reform
CVT Executive Director Curt Goering writes about the need for comprehensive immigration reform to protect refugees and asylum seekers who've fled their home countries because of torture and persecution.
Source: The Hill's Congress Blog
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In President Obama's Second Term, Accountability for Torture
January 22, 2013, marks the fourth anniversary of the executive order banning torture and cruelty in U.S. interrogations President Obama signed on his second day in office. As the President begins his second term, CVT Executive Director Curt Goering calls on him to address accountability for torture.
Source: The Huffington Post
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'Zero Dark Thirty': Separating the facts from Hollywood fiction
In response to Zero Dark Thirty, CVT Executive Director Curt Goering writes about the known medical, scientific and clinical facts about torture and why those facts need to be separated from Hollywood's fictional portrayal of torture.
Source: MinnPost.com
Date: 01/16/2013 -
In 'Zero Dark Thirty,' Hollywood spurs Beltway debate anew
CVT Executive Director Curt Goering is featured in a StarTribune column about Zero Dark Thirty, a Hollywood film which has reignited the debate about the U.S. use of torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment.
Source: StarTribune
Date: 01/12/2013 -
Abu Ghraib Settlement
Executive Director Curt Goering today participated in a HuffPost Live conversation about a settlement between a U.S. contractor responsible for abuse at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and 71 former detainees.
Source: HuffPost Live
Date: 01/10/2013 -
Torture and the Hunt for Bin Laden
CVT Executive Director Curt Goering writes a letter to the editor of The New York Times in response to Hollywood's depiction of torture and cruel treatment in films.
Source: The New York Times
Date: 12/21/2012 -
Torture Update
CVT Executive Director Curt Goering is interviewed on Twin Cities Public Television's Almanac. He discusses the Syrian refugee crisis, the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on CIA torture and CVT's healing project in the Dadaab refugee camps in northeastern Kenya.
Source: Twin Cities Public Television's Almanac
Date: 12/21/2012 -
Report On CIA Interrogation Tactics Revives Torture Debate
Hear/read comments from CVT Executive Director Curt Goering on National Public Radio about the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence report on CIA torture.
Source: National Public Radio
Date: 12/13/2012 -
U of M national survey finds lack of mental health screenings for refugees
The first national survey of refugee mental health screening practices found that while refugee trauma survivors are at increased risk of developing posttraumatic stress disorder and major depression, most states do not provide mental health screenings. The survey, conducted by researchers at the University of Minnesota in collaboration with the State Refugee Health Coordinator and CVT, was recently published in the Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Studies.
Source: University of Minnesota
Date: 12/13/2012 -
Dianne Feinstein torture report may conflict with Bin Laden movie
Ahead of the vote by the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on whether to adopt its report on the CIA's detention and interrogation program after September 11, 2001, CVT Executive Director Curt Goering joined a retired general and a former military interrogator to discuss why it is so important for the committee to adopt the report.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
Date: 12/11/2012
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Re: La Dispute tourBirmingham was loads of fun. More shows need to be at Asylum 2, such a great place.
Re: La Dispute tourBought my ticket for Cardiff earlier, lack of King Park's gonna be a bummer though.
Re: La Dispute tourI heard Glasgow was rubbish. Band looked bored and disappointed a lot of people.
Re: La Dispute tourStorming in manchester last night, took a while for the crowd to get going but a lot of teenage girls down the front probably influenced that.
Re: La Dispute tourLast night in Manchester was duuuullllll. It's hard to get excited to live songs about children dying of cancer. Wildlife doesn't work in a live setting.
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Agreed. And I know I shouldn't say this but whatever. I put [A --> B] Life on in the car while I was driving home.
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I saw you at Kingston. You were wearing a beige Converge shirt.
Re: La Dispute tourIt was grey and it was the day Hevy announced Converge so I think it was entirely fitting.
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Disagree- I think it's much more powerful. People just don't know the songs yet, which doesn't add to the vibe.
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I don't get this comment either. Songs about kids dying of cancer are dull, but according to your comments last night, songs about kids getting shot would've been better?
Re: La Dispute tourPretty sure I never said songs about kids dying of cancer are dull though Ollie. I said they didn't work live, I imagine King Park wouldn't have either.
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What? Wildlife has been out for ages.
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the reaction for older songs was generally better in Kingston. Really thought they were brilliant in Kingston, if you life Wildlife I can't see how you'd be disappointed in their set if you know the lyrics. all the songs work well live
Re: La Dispute tourI'm in the 'Wildlife doesn't work all that well live' camp. It felt like something was missing last night, I felt my mind wandering a bit at times during the deluge of 'new' songs.
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Disagree. I guess everyone seems split on how well the new album translates live, but the band definitely didn't look bored.
Re: La Dispute tourJust because Wildlife has been out for ages, doesn't mean people have listened to it. Judging from last night, most people don't even know/care it exists
I personally enjoyed the set, loved the Wildlife songs, hated the crowd with a passion, and could have killed someone when they dropped I See Everything from the set.
Re: La Dispute tourBand looked interested, played well, sang well, everything on a technical point was fine, but it's hard to go off to songs of such a depressing nature, especially if everyone around you doesn't really know them, factor in that they're a hard band to sing along to at the best of times and you're left with a live experience that's equivalent to listening to a cd, a bit like Muse at leeds fest this year, and while some people absolutely love a live experience that is synonymous with the cd, for me a live a show is all about the personal and artistic touches, something which the manchester show completely lacked.
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Fans of La Dispute, going to a La Dispute show, won't have listened to Wildlife?
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Seriously. I'd say 3/4 of the people at the Manchester show had zero interest in anything new, but went crazy for old songs.
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The new songs aren't holding people's attention because kids that go to these kinds of gigs don't have the patience to listen to a song that's essentially a 7-8 minute narrative story - they want to go to go ape-shit and crowdsurf. Lyrically far much more content is crammed into the songs and they aren't really designed to be sing-alongs. But why this ruins it for people I don't understand because musically the new songs are really powerful live.
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Hard to disagree with that and some of the other points made elsewhere. Glasgow was much the same. The disparity between people knowing older songs and Wildlife songs was pretty noticeable and while I don't mind a live experience equivalent to a CD, others won't feel the same. I prefer Wildlife on CD than I do on record but it didn't stop me enjoying their set (probably cause I'm not one of the lose-their-shit, crowd-surf types anyway). Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
Re: La Dispute tourLoved last night.
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Re: La Dispute tourMusically I really like LD. Vocally, I'm not so keen.
Good vibes in Cardiff last night. Venue was rammed by 8. Former Thieves were really good and LD impressed me. Vocals weren't as whiney live as I was expecting them to be. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]
Re: La Dispute tourI can't believe people are complaining about a talented lyricist/vocalist who doesn't just write so people can shout shit back at him, what's the point in every single band being the same so every single show is the same? A guitarist doesn't think "shit, I hope people can play along to this if they wanted to..."
I really enjoyed Manchester, I was just in front of the stairs having a good time with one of my mates, it really did seem like most people there didn't give a shit, some weren't even clapping between songs or vaguely nodding along it was the hip place to be that night. I was well impressed with the band but after waiting a couple of years to see them and preferring the first album purely as I've listened to it a lot more I was a little disappointed with the set.
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MANCHESTER — A Celtics playoff game. A Saturday night Red Sox game. Springsteen at Fenway.
While all are hot commodities, the most desired tickets this year may be one of 100 that will allow a teenager into the freshmen class of Manchester School of Technology.
"We know they want it. The phones have been ringing off the hook," said MST Principal Karen R.H. White.
White has heard from parents from outside Manchester, who live in towns that now send upperclassmen to MST. Their children are eligible for the lottery, but most school districts aren't interested in paying the full-scale tuition, she said.
Some parents, both inside and outside Manchester, have offered to write a check for the tuition. "I send them over to the (Manchester schools) business office," White said.
Applications will be handed out at two orientation sessions for parents, scheduled for 6 p.m. Tuesday at Parkside Middle School and 6 p.m. Wednesday at Southside Middle School.
They are also available at the MST website, mstnh.org. Applications are due June 15. The drawing will be held either that day or the following Monday. White said she will mail letters immediately and telephone the parents of students who are selected.
She said an additional drawing will have to take place for students who will be wait-listed.
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White said she expects interest to be high. After a January open house, 50 parents put their names on a list, and she's heard from school counselors who said they have 20 or so students interested.
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In last week's Jewish Journal, The Marty Kaplan had a follow up to Florida's Kick a Jew Day and Calabasas' Kick a Ginger Day. He was also one of the only journalists who I saw accurately draw upon the relevance of "South Park's" "Ginger Kids" episode.
See, unlike as many outlets reported, South Park Elementary is free of its own Kick a Ginger Day in that episode from season 11; however, Cartman first incites hatred against Gingers and then lead's a Red Power movement when Kyle and Stan make him think he's a ginger.
Now that I've said that, and embedded the clip above, I offer this excerpt from Kaplan's column. Clearly, he's worried that Kick a Liberal Day can't be far behind. In fact, that was in his lede:
So whose fault was it?
"South Park"? I don't think so. Some studies say that violence in media begets violence in kids, but anyone who's watched more than ten minutes of that show knows it's no more dangerous than "All in the Family."
Is it Facebook's fault? Spokesman Barry Schnitt says hate speech violates Facebook's terms of service; the network relies on users to report problems to Facebook. No one reported "Kick a Ginger Day." When you have 300 million users, like when you have 300 million Americans, stupid things inevitably get said—some of them meant to be funny, some of them malicious and pretending to be funny. It would be easy to ban both. In a democracy, though, it's harder, but necessary, to figure out how to tell the difference between them.
Is it the fault of the kid who posted the "Kick a Ginger Day" page? I can believe it was done in the same subversive spirit as the "South Park" episode: outrageous, to be sure, but not remotely intended to be taken literally. You may not like the scabrous place where pop culture is today, but you can't pretend that context doesn't exist.
Is it the fault of the kids who did the kicking? Absolutely. Above the age of four or so, "I jumped off the Empire State Building because he did it first" just isn't a credible defense.
Is it the fault of the parents of the kids who did the kicking? Yes. And also the fault of any of us insufficiently freaked out by the debased discourse and corrosive politics of our times.
"These are not new issues for us here in Naples," said Rabbi James Perman of Temple Shalom in North Naples. "These 10 kids did not invent anti-Semitism. They found a sympathetic response that was already there on some level."
America's airwaves are crackling with demagogues demonizing Democrats, liberals, Nancy Pelosi, Barack Obama and anyone else who gets on the wrong side of Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh and the other bully boys making money off of hate speech. Beck says he's just a "rodeo clown." Limbaugh, says Republican National Committee chair Michael Steele, is just "an entertainer." That's why the ugly, incendiary stuff they're spewing isn't supposed to scare us.
Unfortunately, there are people listening to these loons whose moral development never make it north of middle school, and who don't think that Obama-hates-white-people and liberals-hate-America are jokes, unless you mean "punch line" literally.
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Sadly, as producers gain notoriety for their musical contributions, many rappers become more and more lackadaisical with their lyrics, earning hits by default. Bad rappers can score smash records simply by relying on a good beat, and in the absence of quality lyrics, hip-hop fans are often left shaking their heads in disbelief over what constitutes a valid song these days.
In honor of Bad Poetry Day (Aug. 18), The BoomBox thought it would be fitting to highlight the 10 worst rap verses of 2012, so far -- there's even more to include. Here's a list that includes Soulja Boy, Kreayshawn and eight other dubious rhymers.
1. Kreayshawn, "Go Hard (La La La)"
"Hey, bitch, I see you working at the mall,
At Forever 21, selling tanks and shawls,
You wanna quit your job?
You need a place to go?
Girl, run your own show,
But don't be on some ho shit,
Bounce with something cute on,
I kiss into a fog zone,
I be really off,
And searching for some water though..."
In the techno-influenced "Go Hard," Kreayshawn advises a retail employee to quit her gig and join her at a rave, and the last line suggests that they pop a pill at some point in the evening. Kreay should've went harder on her lyrical composition.
"Oh my god, swagging in the Ferrari, girl drop that ass,
It's Soulja Boy's party ... swagged out,
Damn my bracelet look like ...
Chain on my neck, swag, tattered like a bitch,
Kim Kardashian, drop it down asses,
Swag on my nuts bitch, meet me at the block, hey ...
I got the drop, swag ..."
Soulja Boy isn't nearly as omnipresent as he once was, and if he continues to drop joints like this, we'd prefer that he stay in the shadows. Here, the rapper reminds us that he's "swagged out" at least 20 times. He doesn't keep to the beat and disregards any attempt at rhyming as he pines after Kanye West's girlfriend.
"Making money is my hobby,
Flipping bricks is my passion,
Homegirl in the lobby,
Is you sucking dick,
I'm just asking.
I don't mean to be rude boo, but you know I'm that dude true,
More birds than Atlanta Zoo, going in like a curfew..."
Gucci Mane is full of metaphors -- most of them are terrible, though. On "Trap Back," the East Atlanta representative is hard at work trying to convince listeners that he really does come from that drug-dealer lifestyle. At this point, the topic is played out and uninspired, and not a single line here is clever enough to give "Trap Back" any life.
"You can't break me, I'm solid,
I go hard, 'bout it,
Can't break me down, I break laws,
Don't never abide, by it..."
Future tried his hand at creating a motivational track with "Go Harder" -- a cut dedicated to his haters. The Atlanta native's nursery rhyme-flow and basic wordplay do nothing to combat his reputation for having infectious songs that are completely devoid of substance. Future should've left the lights off on this one.
"Riding in the whip, ri-riding in the whip,
And if she ain't fucking, then she flying off a cliff,
Nigga never sleep, nigga never eat shrimp,
She heard a nigga faithful -- bitch, that's a myth,
I'm bout to bring the coast back, bout to bring the coast back,
I be burning bread, yep, nigga go and toast that..."
YG is a pretty big deal out on the West Coast. It's said that his music speaks to the street cats, giving them something to ride to. On "I'm a Thug," the up-and-comer does them a total disservice. The topics he references are stale, and instead of building on the theme of thug living, he inadvertently gives the world a peek at his meaningless dealings with the opposite sex.
"This is for my girls getting cake,
Hit the club ball bout to yell, 'Lil' momma straight!'
Every time we out to eat you know it's shrimp and steak,
And she ain't with the game naw lil' momma don't play..."
The three members of the group Travis Porter have never claimed to be dope MCs, but they aren't even trying to do anything other than reach for a smash at this point. Their single "Aww Yeah" works as a party cut, but Quez is just plain lazy on his verse. He spits the kind of standard, carefree braggadocio lines that sound better when the alcohol's flowing.
"Bitch I said throwing stacks,
Flocka, her hair long and her ass fat,
She screaming, 'Broke n----s that way,
Where the ballers at?' Fuck her all night,
And never call her back,
Homerun the pussy every time I swing my bat,
Squad, and if it's good I'm a double-back..."
Waka Flocka Flame's "Rooster in My Rari" has sort of a clever title, but the lyrics are definitely cringe-worthy. The rapper pushes the limits of sex-based lyrics with lines that are very explicit yet fairly unoriginal. The title here is more creative than Waka's bars.
"She give me dome when the roof gone,
After the K.O.D. she leave with me,
She got friends bring three,
I got drugs I got drinks,
Bend it over juicy j gone poke it like wet paint,
You say no to ratchet pussy, Juicy J can't..."
Juicy J's "Bandz a Make Her Dance" immediately became one of 2012's catchiest singles. The actual lyrics are terrible, but in spite of that, the track has grown legs. Here, the Taylor Gang member speaks on receiving oral pleasures in convertibles, doing drugs, drinking alcohol and embracing the ratchet.
"Can't trust every face, shit I gotta watch 'em,
Chief Keef Sosa I am on topic,
Smokin' big blunts and they long body,
My niggas hard body, don't fear nobody..."
Chief Keef has been sure to let the hip-hop industry know that Kanye didn't help with his recent success following the G.O.O.D Music leader's assist on "I Don't Like" -- although a co-sign from half of the Throne surely did something for the Chicago rapper. We'd suggest Keef take the help wholeheartedly and nix the arrogance, because left to his own devices, he might make another one of these monstrosities. Barely rhyming or riding the beat of this track, the upstart speaks on the people he can't trust.
"Who dat, dat bitch, prime time, top pick,
Limelight, all mine,
I ain't giving no room so fetch, bitch, yeah,
And that's the memo, get it, you already know my M.O.,
Get a little head in the back of the limo,
Then jump on the track like a sumo,
I'm start smacking bitches, Jennifer,
I'ma bring hell to bitches, Lucifer..."
Trina's back to her old tricks -- again. On this "Back to Business" track, we can't help but think that she may be playing around. The Miami princess is still reciting basic rhymes and lackluster punchlines, referencing everything here from a sumo wrestler to an ex-"Basketball Wives" star. Instead of back to business, maybe she should've gone back to the drawing board.
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Employees from Target Rancho Cordova recently volunteered with United Way certified partner Wellspring Women's Center to serve breakfast to women and children in the Oak Park community.
East side and West side! Team members from both Target East Sacramento and Target West Sacramento joined forces to volunteer with Food Bank of Yolo County at an elementary school in West Sacramento to help with the Kids Farmers Market program.
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Volunteers from Target Citrus Heights recently visited the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Sacramento Foothill Oaks Elementary school site to help out with students in the United Way STAR Readers program.
Volunteers from Allied/Nationwide recently went to the Health Education Council site of United Way's Fit Kids program. Volunteers took a tour of the Grant High School garden and demonstration kitchen before helping high school students lead activities with a group of elementary school age Fit Kids who were on a field trip to visit the garden.
The Fit Kids were 4th and 5th after school youth from Garden Valley Elementary School on a visit to Grant Garden to learn about eating healthy in the kitchen. United Way's volunteers from Allied/Nationwide were a big help to the students in the kitchen as they made turkey burgers and smoothies, as well as providing a positive influence on the students in the program.
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United Way STAR Readers is working to ensure every student will graduate high school on time, ready to be contributing community members. The project funds local nonprofits who work with school to locate K-3 students with significant reading challenges to help them read at grade level by the time they take the STAR test. Boys and Girls Club of Greater Sacramento works to inspire and enable all young people especially those that need help most to reach their full potential as productive caring responsible citizens.
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A HUGE thank you to HP for focusing their March 21st Impact Day on the needs of local students in the California Capital Region. Following a morning of employee development, the team of over 100 HP employees switched gears in the afternoon to sort and put together supplies for 300 back packs that will be distributed at California Capital Region Education Collaborative target school sites.
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Allied/Nationwide has been keeping busy with the United Way Fit Kids program! Recently, additional volunteers went to the Health Education Council site of United Way's Fit Kids program.
1. United Way Fit Kids were able to run for FREE because of you! They even got their own shirts and got to kick-off the race.
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Volunteers from United Way certified partner Reading Partners, including some of their Americorps team members made their way out to Sports Authority on Friday March 15th alongside other volunteers and the team from Run or Dye to help check-in runners for Saturday's big event.
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I love spotting old fashioned garden favorites such as peonies, irises and daylilies, especially when they're growing near an older home in the neighborhood. One of the reasons I love living in an area rich in history, such as our little corner of Virginia where the Civil War ended, is that there are many old farms, houses and properties untouched by the hand of time and the bulldozer. In our little country town, for example, there are many homes built in the late 1800s and into the early 20th century. They're clustered near the remains of the old railroad station and the still-open post office. One home has a row of peony bushes growing along an old rusty wire fence that produces such a dazzling display of blossoms each spring I keep meaning to take my camera into town to photograph them. But of course, by the time I remember that it's peony time, a good thunderstorm comes and my own garden peonies look like bedraggled messes. So it's probably too late to stop by the old home and snap a few pictures of the peonies
I love old-fashioned garden flowers, the kind that looks like they belong clustered around a Victorian cottage or in a 19th century gardening catalog or print. The kind of flowers that my grandmother or great-grandmother would recognize. I know, I know - some of the new hybrids are beautiful and dazzling too, and I agree. Many are also grown for great disease resistance, and that's something to love, too. But I can't help but be charmed by old-fashioned beauties growing over an old picket fence, near the remains of a farmhouse or an old privy. There's something enchanting about it.
My own peonies here in the flower gardens of Seven Oaks are just three years old or so. I planted them in the spring of 2008, a kit of five different peonies from Breck's gardening catalog. Four of the five survived and of course I lost the plant tags, so I'm forever trying to match flowers with the pictures on the packages. I saved the package at least and taped it into a page in my gardening catalog, aka the glorified three ring binder.
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Among the three, Festiva Maxima remains my all-time favorite, but Sorbet, with its charming mix of pinks and pastel shades, also gives me great joy when it blooms in the garden.
The peonies are just about over for the season, but I thought I'd share the photos from my garden today as well as links to two articles on Hub Pages about peonies -
And by the way, ants are normal. Don't spray them. They're just doing their usual job of finding food and they don't harm your plants at all.
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