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Genealogy Report: Descendants of Joseph Bemis
Descendants of Joseph Bemis
2732.Edmund8 Bemis (Elijah7, Edmund6, Edmund5, Phillip4, Joseph3, Joseph2, Joseph1)11436 was born 19 Sep 1824 in Troy, New Hampshire11436, and died 10 Jun 189211436.He married (1) Mary M. Kimball11437 13 Aug 184611437.She was born 182711437, and died 20 Jun 188511437.He married (2) Polly A. Bowen 18 May 188611437.
Notes for Edmund Bemis:
[Historical Sketch of the Town of Troy, New Hampshire:344]
Edmund Bemis, son of Elijah, born Sept. 19, 1824; married 1st, Aug. 13, 1846, Mary M. Kimball of Rindge.Mrs. Bemis died June 20, 1885, aged 58; and he married, 2s, May 18, 1886, Polly A. Bowen of Richmond.He died June 10, 1892.A few years after his marriage he purchased the Perkins place on East Hill where he lived until about 1887, when he moved to the village and purchased one-half of the brick house formerly owned by Isaac Aldrich.Mr. Bemis was a shrewd business man and a successful farmer, and by industry and economy secured quite a competence.He served as selectman of the town at different times for twenty-five years, and in 1865 and 1866 represented the town in the legislature.He was frequently called upon to act in the settlement of estates and other probate business...
[Draper:185-6] Mr. Bemis was a shrewd and successful business man.He served as Selectman at various times for twenty-five years in Troy, N.H. and represented the Town in the Legislature.
[Gazetteer of Cheshire County, N. H. - 1736-1885 - compiled and published by Hamilton Child, Syracuse, N.Y., August 1885, FHL US/CAN 974.29 E5c, p. 479]
Town of Troy:
Elijah Bemis, a native of this town, died here in 1852, aged forty-nine years.His son Edmund, also born here, has been a selectman twenty years, was town representative in 1865-66, and has held the office of justice of the peace since 1866.
More About Mary M. Kimball:
Name 2: Mary W. Kimball11438
More About Edmund Bemis and Mary Kimball:
Marriage: 13 Aug 184611439
More About Polly A. Bowen:
Residence: Richmond, NH11439
More About Edmund Bemis and Polly Bowen:
Marriage: 18 May 188611439
Children of Edmund Bemis and Mary Kimball are:
|George Warren9 Bemis11439, born 02 Jan 1852 in Troy, New Hampshire11439.He married Cecelia Sweezer11439.
| More About George Warren Bemis:
Residence: Templeton, Mass.11439
| More About Cecelia Sweezer:
Residence: of New Brunswick11439
|Marianna Bemis11439, born 16 Jun 1853 in Troy, New Hampshire11439.She married Henry Perley Howe11439,11440 14 Sep 187111441; born 27 Oct 1848 in Fitzwilliam, Cheshire, New Hampshire11442.
| More About Henry Perley Howe:
Residence: Fitzwilliam, NH11443
| More About Henry Howe and Marianna Bemis:
Marriage: 14 Sep 187111443
|Emma Jane Bemis11443, born 21 Jul 1860 in Troy, New Hampshire11443.She married Alfred P. Haskins11443 29 Jun 188611443.
| More About Alfred Haskins and Emma Bemis:
Marriage: 29 Jun 188611443
|Alice Luella Bemis11444, born 02 Apr 1862 in Troy, New Hampshire11444.She married Elmer Jesse Adams11444 27 Apr 188611445,11446; born 04 Feb 1864 in Jaffrey, New Hampshire11446.
| Notes for Alice Luella Bemis:
[A History of the Town of Sullivan, New Hampshire, 1777-1917]
6. JONATHAN J6. COMSTOCK, son of William5, 2, lived in Jaffrey, where he d., May 1, 1883. He had a good farm. He m., Nov. 4, 1830, in Jaffrey, by Rev. C. Greenleaf, Roancy Dutton, b. in Jaffrey, Feb. 2, 1809; d. there in the eighties; dau. of William and Abigail (Smith) Dutton. They had five ch., all b. in Jaffrey: 1. Mary Roancy7, b., Aug. 16, 1831; m. 1st, June 2, 1852, Johnson Plummer, b. in Goffstown, Jan. 11, 1822; d. there, Feb. 11, 1857; son of Jesse T. and Hannah (Johnson) Plummer; m. 2d, May 1, 1859, Addison Joseph Adams, b. in Troy, N. H., June 22, 1829; son of Jesse and Ruth (Perkins) Adams. She had three ch.: 1. Charles Henry Plummer8, b. in Goffstown, Feb. 26, 1854; 2. Everett Freeman Adams8, b. in Jaffrey, Mar. 16, 1862; 3. Elmer Jesse Adams8, b. in Jaffrey, Feb. 4, 1864; m., Apr. 27, 1886, Alice Luella Bemis, b. in Troy, N. H., Apr. 2, 1862; dau. of Edmund and Mary (Kimball) Bemis. 2. Freeman Jonathan7, b. Feb. 11, 1834; m., Oct. 23, 1862, Abbie Haywood, b. in Jaffrey, Oct. 23, 1834, dau. of Benjamin and Polly (Sawyer) Haywood. He was a large and influential furniture dealer, located at first in Peoria, Ill., later at St. Louis, Mo. He d. at Clifton Springs, N. Y., Dec. 11, 1900. Two ch.: 1. Mary Ella8, b. in Peoria, Ill., Aug. 13, 1863; 2. William Freeman8, b. in Peoria, Ill., Aug. 1, 1865, a furniture dealer in that place, for a time, now with the Fidelity Trust Co., Kansas City, Mo. 3. William Dutton7, b., May 19, 1839; m., Nov. 27, 1867. Susan F. Gregory. He was in the furniture business in Sacramento, Cal., where their dau., Sophia Gregory8, was b., May 4, 1872. 4. David Jewett7, b., May 16, 1841; d. in Jaffrey, Oct. 19, 1841. 5. Charles Smith7, b., Apr. 28, 1843; d. in Jaffrey, Sept. 10, 1849.
| More About Alice Luella Bemis:
Name 2: Alice Lillian Bemis11447
Date born 2: 11 Apr 1862, Troy, New Hampshire11447
Residence: Jaffrey, NH11447
| More About Elmer Jesse Adams:
Name 2: Elmer J. Adams11447
| More About Elmer Adams and Alice Bemis:
Marriage: 27 Apr 188611447,11448
Notes for Elijah Bemis:
"The Bemis History and Genealogy" by Colonel Thomas Waln-Morgan Draper,1900, published San Francisco, California, copies in the Library of Congress
"Mr. Bemis early engaged in the manufacture of woodenware, retiring in later years to a farm.He has always been prominent in Municipal affairs, filling various town offices for a long series of years."
More About Elijah Bemis:
Residence: Rindge, NH11450
More About Elijah Bemis and Susan Kimball:
Marriage: 02 Jun 1852, Rindge, N.H.11450
Children of Elijah Bemis and Susan Kimball are:
|George Elijah9 Bemis11450, born 13 Feb 1861 in Rindge, NH11450.He married Emma Elizabeth Proctor11450 25 Dec 1887 in Lunenburg, Mass.11450; born 25 Sep 1864 in Lunenburg, Mass11450.
| More About George Elijah Bemis:
Occupation: Mr. Bemis has lived in New York City since 1888, and is the publisher of the "Teachers World", a leading educational Magazine.11450
| More About George Bemis and Emma Proctor:
Marriage: 25 Dec 1887, Lunenburg, Mass.11450
|Charles Ellsworth Bemis11450, born 12 Feb 1863 in Rindge, NH11450; died 11 Apr 186311450.
|Ernest Samuel Bemis11450, born 27 Jan 1867 in Rindge, NH11450; died 13 Oct 189011450.
|Irving Kimball Bemis11450, born 08 Feb 1873 in Rindge, New Hampshire11450,11451.
2736.Gilbert C.8 Bemis (Elijah7, Edmund6, Edmund5, Phillip4, Joseph3, Joseph2, Joseph1)11452 was born 23 Jun 1830 in Troy, New Hampshire11452,11453, and died 04 Feb 189211454.He married Ellen Sarah Metcalf11454 19 Oct 185411454,11455, daughter of Timothy Metcalf and Mary Pratt.She was born 18 Feb 183611455.
More About Gilbert C. Bemis:
Date born 2: 22 Jan 183111455
More About Gilbert Bemis and Ellen Metcalf:
Marriage 1: 19 Oct 185411456,11457
Marriage 2: 10 Oct 185411458
Child of Gilbert Bemis and Ellen Metcalf is:
|Charles Gilbert9 Bemis11459,11460, born 23 Sep 1864 in Jaffrey, New Hampshire11461,11462.
| Notes for Charles Gilbert Bemis:
[1920 Census - New Hampshire - Cheshire County - Troy (ED#22) - January 23, 1920 - page 12A - image 23]:
Charles G. Bemis, 55, single, born in New Hampshire.He is listed as a Steam Press Operator in the Blanket Mill.Both of his parents were born in New Hampshire.
More About William L. Bemis:
Residence: Pawtucket, R. I.11464
More About William Bemis and Mary Holt:
Marriage: 03 Apr 1861, Troy, New Hampshire11465
Children of William Bemis and Mary Holt are:
|Nellie A.9 Bemis11465, born 10 Dec 1861 in Troy, New Hampshire11465.
|Henry Leslie Bemis11465, born 21 Jan 1873 in Troy, New Hampshire11465.
2741.Mary E.8 Bemis (Jonas7, Edmund6, Edmund5, Phillip4, Joseph3, Joseph2, Joseph1)11465 was born 20 Oct 1840 in Troy, New Hampshire11465.She married Henry C. Almy11465 11 Jan 186611465.
More About Henry C. Almy:
Residence: S. Portsmouth, Rhode Island11465
More About Henry Almy and Mary Bemis:
Marriage: 11 Jan 186611465
Children of Mary Bemis and Henry Almy are:
|Frederic Warren9 Almy11465, born 29 Oct 186611465.
|Fannie Gertrude Almy11465, born 28 Apr 187311465.


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Five Apps That Would Get Me To Put On Google's Weird New Computer Glasses (GOOG)
Published 4:00 am, Thursday, February 23, 2012
Google is going to start selling glasses with computers in them, the New York Times's Nick Bilton has been reporting.
The computer "screen" will be graphics layered over the lenses, kind of like a "heads-up display" or "HUD" in a fighter jet.
The computer glasses will run on Android, just like Google phones.
The glasses sound like they are going to be very ugly and dorky to wear.
I would still buy them and wear them, however, if third-party developers build the following apps for them:
Golf: If I could wear the Google glasses during a round of golf, and they would tell me how far I am from the pin, which club to use at that distance, and read the breaks on the green for me, I'm in.
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Driving directions: It's very dangerous to look down at a phone or any kind of screen to see which way to turn. Voice directions can be confusing and you have to remember them. I'd wear these glasses while driving if they would 1) block the sun 2) help me get where I want to go, safer.
Site-seeing: Visiting a foreign city, it would be nice to know what I'm looking at without having to look down and consult a guidebook. If Google's glasses can recognize buildings, art, and neighborhoods and tell me about them, that would be a fun way to walk around. The glasses would have to look normal though. We don't need to give Parisians another reason to laugh at us.
Games: If Google glasses have really cool graphics, and can make me look up and see Godzilla or aliens or King Kong or zombies invading Manhattan, and give me something fun and visual (and safe) to do about it (reach these checkpoints? Tag these people?) then I am in. They just better not have me running into traffic.
Shopping: It'd be nice to look at a product, have the glasses recognize it, and then have the glasses tell me if I could be getting a better deal elsewhere.
What are some apps you think would be cool? Let us know in the comments below. Google will try to push some kind of shopping/ad-friendly app on us, I'm just not sure
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Nice driving review here of the Bentley Continental GT Speed.
"I have just two questions about this car," Wade said from the passenger seat, as I powered through some nearby twisties. "Who…? And why?" I didn't have a direct response to the first query, as I'd neglected to read the demographic info the gorgeous Bentley P.R. girl sent me, but my guess was, "Rich people?" The second answered itself as I let Wade take the wheel for our return trip. "I've never felt anything like that," he said of the warp-speed rush associated with flooring it in this twin-turbocharged, 12-cylinder, 600-horsepower rocket. "It's like it's slamming my brain into the back of my skull." He braked and came to a stop. "I need to do that again."
Related news: GermanCarBlog, P4MR, Bentley Continental GT Speed
Source: Vanity Fair


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1. The Harvest – Lyrics
Verse 1
The harvest was one for the books
The cane grew in columns
Two feet
Every time that you looked
What I wanted
Was a kiss from the sun
What I got, was a sign
That I'm free, I'm fast, I'm young
So I rode every wave
That Ol' Time threw my way
and I danced til' my shoes came untied
It's been all of these years
and I've never felt so alive
It was about this time
that I fell in love with you
Right there, down at the bottom
I found what I already knew
Verse 2
But we're haunted
From the time we arrive
We're dampened by silence
and caught in this tangle of lies
So I practice my scales
Yeah I work til' I wail
But not once does the thought leave my mind
Of our beautiful bodies
and how they curl up and unwind
Excuse me darlin'
I don't mean to be rude
But will you be the one
That rips me from this solitude
2. The New Colorado Anthem – Lyrics
I've gone west, I've gone far
I've been east, up, down and all around
But only place holds my heart
Way up high, above the sea
On the plateaus, valleys and open plains
It's in the mountain air I breathe
3. Cigarettes – Lyrics
Verse 1
In the morning when I wake up
I gotta dust off all my doubts
I gotta tell myself I'm the man
and I ain't got nothing to worry bout
Cuz I've been worried a lot now lately
About things that will probably change me
Like where I'm gonna live, what I'm gonna do
and who the hell I am
Let me tell you I'm a man, not a boy
I've got a plan, and I'mma build up
Brick by brick til the whole world can see me
With a girl so fly, I swear she's a killer
This is what I say, when I saw them red lips up on the filter
Ahh them cigarettes
and how they burn your smile
but they calm you down
For a little while
Ohh them cigarettes
and how they hurt your mile
but they calm you down
Well I'm talkin' bout you babe, you babe, you-oo-oo-oo-oo
Cuz you've been loopin' round
Verse 2
In the morning when I wake up
I gotta brush of all my fears
By doing sit ups and pull ups with hoboes by the pier
Cuz I've been working a lot now lately
No matter what the boss man pays me
I'm gonna buy a little gas to get to your house
with a $20 bottle of wine
I'm working late nights and weekends
From sunrise to sunset
Every little moment stuck in between me
You're the star on my horizon
When I'm working in the canyon
Where Joni Mitchell used to laugh and sing, all about them…
She said, boy if you're addicted
then you're paralyzed (x3)
But I don't really care
Cuz when you take me there,
Swear to God, I'm in paradise
4. Shoes that are older than you – Lyrics
Verse 1
I said hey, there's a world outside
And I want, I want to make it mine
I might pick a couple pockets on my morning commute
A cup of coffee and a doughnut off a man in blue
Cuz anytime I'm feeling down on my luck
Well you can lay the law down
But I'mma pick it up
I said that fate is on my side
But that don't, that don't make it right
But when I saw a pair of Nikes in the window view
I had to hop into the store and cop a few
As I ran heard a man on the avenue
He yelled, "Boy I got shoes that are older than you"
Tell me
Your city ain't pretty
It's a hotbed of crime
And watch me as I move in
And make it mine
Every single morning
At a quarter to nine
Well I feel the power moving
Up and down my spine
Now feel it as I move on in
Verse 2
Hey, there's a world outside
And I want, I want to make it mine
That's why I went to Saratoga, went to Timbuktu
I drank a dirty martini up in Kathmandu
With a monk that was calling me
The Wandering Jew
Well I wonder if I wander
Will I run into you?
As I move in x2
Standing on the corner
With your money in my pocket
If you ask me where it is
I'll tell you that I lost it
I'm about to move on up
And blast off in my rocket
5. You Left Your Purse At My House – Lyrics
Verse 1
You left your purse at my house, do you need it?
I found it here this Sunday morn
I could drop it off but I'd rather you come here
and we could weather out this storm
Last night you said you're in love, do you mean it?
Or baby are you just feeling torn?
Between the freedom of being on your own
and how it feels in a lover's arms
Is this buzz from the lovin'?
Or the moonlight, or champagne
Or the push and the tuggin'
Or the fog on window panes
In the heavens above me
I can hear them angels singing
Just give in
Well it's about time give in
(This thing called love, give in to it
It's in your heart, it's on your breath
and I know it's only
Up out of my head)
Verse 2
You left your purse at my house, do you need it?
With all them lipsticks of different shades
Oh, I like it best when you wear that heavy red
The more we kiss, the more it fades
Last night you said you're in love, do you mean it?
Or baby were you caught in the haze
Oh, I know it's strong
It makes you feel the feeling
Just like a drug, it will last for days
You left your purse at my house, do you need it?
It has your passport and travel forms
I could drop it off but I'd rather you come here
And we could weather out this storm
6. Lips Like Medicine – Lyrics
Verse 1
Darlin' lets face it
All this time that we've made, it's been wasted
Spent like coins on carnival rides
Well, this world it's been weighing like seventeen tons
And I do what I do so I don't come undone
Now it's one in the morning, I'll issue this warning
That I just wanna kiss you babe
Because you've got
Them lips like medicine
Thank God you've got
Them lips like medicine
You know that this world
Stopped making any sense long ago
Thank God you've got
Them lips like medicine
Verse 2
Darlin' lets face it
This ain't life
but a series of dangerous races
Like a marathon of Decepticons
So I learned how to go
A million miles a minute
So no one slows me down
But these devils and demons
Are up there just feeding
That's why I wanna kiss you babe
Who knew that a kiss could be the cure?
Filled with smoke
and the promise of the pure
Verse 4
You know that I feel
like a glitch in the system
and I know you feel the same
Now it's 3 in the morning, I'll issue this warning
That I'm about to kiss you babe!
Final chorus
Because you've got
Them lips like medicine
Thank God you've got
Them lips like medicine
You know that this world
Stopped making any sense long ago
Thank God you've got
Them lips like medicine
Wanna tell everybody the things that you do
They help me leave my body babe
Because you've got
Them lips like medicine
(subsequent moans)
7. Trainspotting Instrumental
8. Can't Stop Lovin'You – Lyrics
Verse 1
After all these years
of passing vacant signs
The only place to go
is inside
Cuz the frontier has ended
And here's what I find
The only place to go
is out of my mind
So what can I do?
I can't stop lovin' you
Though I have tried
I can't stop lovin' you
I try my best to beat it
but somehow it won't die
(So I try to never feed it
but somehow it survives)
Verse 2
After all these years
the miles left behind
It seems you've carved a road
right through my mind
So I studied the sickness
And here's what I found
You are not just here or there
You're all around
So what can I do?
9. Bailar Conmigo (Bomba Estéreo cover) – Lyrics
Lyrics by Bomba Estereo
Verse 1
Es domingo en la noche, parece que no hay vida
¿Qué pasa con la gente? ¿Por qué ya no la vacila?
Pásame la cerveza o pásame la birra
Y dile como quieras pero ponte recursiva
Llama a tu amigo el DJ y montemos la cabina
Invita a la Juliana y también a las vecina
A Aleja, a Silvina, a su hermana Agostina
Cierra las ventanas que viene la policía
Busquemos un pasado, que traigan gasolina
Y todas esas cosas que a todos nos fascinan
Una fina golosina
Ponme luz en la cocina
Pero levanta la mano si tú quieres bailar conmigo
Pero levanta la mano si tú quieres enloquecer
Porque lo único que importa esta noche es que estás conmigo
Y que mañana temprano vas a desaparecer
Yo lo que quiero es que estés conmigo, yo lo que quiero es vacilar
Yo lo que quiero es que estés conmigo, yo lo que quiero es vacilar
Yo lo que quiero es que estés conmigo, yo lo que quiero es vacilar
Yo lo que quiero es que estés conmigo, yo lo que quiero es vacilar
Verse 2
Vas entrando con la puerta abierta
Esa noche te encontré y nos vimos en la fiesta
Eso que sentí, no te podía creer
Bailamos un rato al amanecer
Dijiste que sí, mirándome a los ojos
Y en cinco minutos nos quedamos solos
Nos fuimos para arriba y nos tocamos despacio
Los besos y caricias fueron llenando el espacio
10. Cigarettes (Vermont Version)
1. High Force – Lyrics
Verse 1
I wanna go where the men win glory
I wanna go where the men win gold
I'm gonna leave a little boy
When I come back
Give you a real good man to hold
I wanna be part of your story
On a page where the corner folds
I'm gonna write it all down, sing it out loud
Make damn sure it's told
It's a taste that's strong as salt in the sea
It ain't nothing more or less than what it's supposed to be
It's a G*d damn shame singin' whoa is me
When there's good people spilling out their souls for free
It's a feeling stronger than a thousand winds
It's another revolution coming around the bend
So just sit back, drink up, tap into high force
And let it blow your woes away
(Let's tip hats, drink up, hop on the high horse
Ride until we rode away)
What me as I go up ahh-ooooo!
Verse 2
We used to wrestle in the mud scrappin'
Just like a couple bear cubs laughin'
These are the good ol' days
We're feeling good always
and there is magic when we let it happen
It's just a couple people high on passion
You can coming as it's passin'
I wanna know the way to feeling good always
and this is what you say when I'm askin'
2. Angel – Lyrics
Verse 1
I know a hard headed brother
Ready to blow
He's got a lot of guns so can shoot
Invisible foes
He's got a hard headed woman
Reaps what he sows
I swear if not for her, I know he'd be
Out of control
He said
You're the angel sitting on my shoulder
For the whole day long
I don't wanna wait until I'm older
I won't wait so long, long, long, long, long
You're my angel
Verse 2
I know a hard headed brother
Broken his heart
He puts the pieces back together
Calls it his art
He's got a hard headed woman
She studies the stars
I swear if not for her, I know he'd be
Livin' on mars
He said
You're like a vacay in paradise
With a cold glass up on ice
You're like church bells in morning light
You're damn close Jesus Christ
This is for the one that fills me when I'm hollow
Teach me how to lead
Teach me how to follow
Fly like a predator, catch prey, swallow
I'm doin' this all for you
3. Real Love (Normal Type) – Lyrics
Verse 1
My baby ain't the normal type
She wrote the code that we now write
Black beauty in a sea of white
She floats like a hovercraft
My baby ain't the normal type
She wrote the code that we now write
Her love it never locks me
and that's why I'mma love her back
She gives me that real love
It's that real love
So what I do?
I just take it all in
Take it all in
I feel the whole world up in motion
I taste stardust on your skin
What I do?
I just take it all in
(It's like I drank your best potion
and felt the power move within)
Verse 2
My baby wants the spotlight, that's right
She's gotta be the nucleus
So everybody kneels around her
and never lets an hour pass
No, we never let an hour pass cuz…
My baby ain't the normal type nah
She got a light with out, within
Tattoos and they were drawn by hand
All up on an hourglass
She gives me that real love
It's that real love
That's why I got myself a pair
of the working man's hands
By digging on down in some foreign lands
So when I touch you, I can feel you and understand
You've got that real love
It's that real love
4. Keep Your Hats On – Lyrics
Verse 1
We will do anything to make you feel better
No matter how high
No matter how low
No matter how deep the depths may go
No matter how harsh
No matter how cold
No matter how hard the wind may blow
We're goin' in
I said we're goin' in
So just
Keep your hats on
This is just the start of things my dear
We may end up
Many, many miles away from here
Verse 2
We will do anything to make you feel better
No matter how large
No matter how small
No matter how powerful the foe
No matter how dark
No matter how bold
This is how it will unfold
We're goin' in
I said we're goin' in
So just
5. By the Grace – Lyrics
Through the forces of magnetism
Two explores adventure into
The sonic universe
— Professor Darwin Quack
Verse 1
Here I am
In the middle of the fire is where I stand
Wielding a weapon I built by hand
Here I am
Porous and formless across the land
This is my plea to remove the dam
When my heart is open
and my thoughts are focused
I can heal what's broken
Only by the grace of your love
I've been hoping that these words were spoken
I can heal what's broken
Only by the grace of your love
Verse 2
We gon' ride
Like nautical particles all across the sky
It's common for currents to multiple
That's why this peace of mind
Has never really been too hard to find
If you're willing to walk the road like the blind
Speed checked by aircraft
1. What's the Scenario? – Lyrics
The name of the game is
You need to go out and get done
What you want to do
— E Stallz
Verse 1
I feel bold at a young age
Cuz I've learned to channel my rage
This youth is a fountain
That I will drown my doubts in
I find new love every day
That's how I know it's gonna be ok
When the questions come my way
I'm just gonna be honest
Oh I don't
Know what this life is
For and I
Carry a heavy
Load but I
Won't stop the fight
Until I know
What's the scenario
What's the scenario?
Verse 2
All I want at this age
Is freedom from the concrete cage
So I climbed up a mountain
And I didn't stop until I got to the top
There I met a mystic
Who wore purple lipstick
He said that anything I want will come true
If only I wished it
I've been high, I've been low
I've been worried sick
but I was told
When it's right, you will know
Exactly where you've gotta go
2. Sunrise Breakdown – Lyrics
Get ready for the goods!
— Benji Riopelli
What's the scenario?
Hopefully in the next two months I can be a changed man.
— D Higgy
3. The Garden – Lyrics
Verse 1
I got one on the ground, one on the grave
One in the sky and one on the way
I'll find a womb to crawl up in
So I can pop out, be born again
My mind's on the prize
but my heart's in the way
I think I have a tendency to throw it all away
but I don't really give a shit
cuz I'm a hypocrite
Get what I get and I don't throw a fit
but I don't want none of it
Oh well, it's whatever
There ain't no use in worrying about the warm weather
One things for sure
I'mma fight 'til the very end
So if you are alive then
Take a breath of fresh air at the bottom of hell
Will the garden grow there?
Soon we will become
Everything that we said we would stay away from
We are the mountains turned to grains of sand
We would rather die than let these people take our land
We are the battle ram, we are the sick and damned
We are abundant love
Verse 2
We feel that we need to fight
But we have no clue what we're fighting for
If we don't get satisfied well…
We'll start a good ol' fashioned war
Oh well, it's whatever
We're feeling damn good and we're only getting better
One things for sure
We ain't gonna be the walking dead
So if you are alive then
Just put your hand in mine
Watch what grows out of it
I will damned if I don't kiss that pair of lips
I say we paraglide into apocalypse
4. Just What I Needed – Lyrics
Verse 1
You know they're calling you a natural born killer
A straight dime and a purified sinner
but you got soul with skin like vanilla
Dare I say you're my number one thriller
Why don't you squeeze me, tease me, soon you will need me
To tell you, that when you tie me up you free me
but believe me girl, your lovin' will release me
and make these hard days go down easy
You're just what I needed
You showed up at the perfect time
I can't be defeated
While you're still by my side
So save running away for another day
Stick around while the vibe is right
If you need a kiss, just a little lift
I can set it up and do you right ahhhh yeah
(You're just what I needed
You showed up at the perfect time
You've been hurt and mistreated
but I'mma show you how to do this right)
Verse 2
You know they're calling me the wounded healer
I'm just a poor boy black jack dealer
Ain't it a shame that I got all the remedies
but I cannot help myself
And I made all this money
but it went to someone else
Ain't it a good thing that she don't want no ring
Just a bunch of flowers tucked in her hair
I will leave a kiss right in between her lips
Just let me move on up 'til I'm there babe
You will go, I know you will
It's just a matter of time
But stay for while
5. Speed Checked by Aircraft – Lyrics
Verse 1
I'm having dark thoughts, real dark thoughts
Maybe I should pick up the dark arts
They wanna get into my medulla oblongata
Mine it all out so they can turn it into product
Sir you don't know how it feels
To be crystallized in cotton fields
Yes that's true but it's widely know
That God intended this for your soul
It's tested by eleven facts
Speed checked by aircraft
It's impossible to find the message in my mind
This true form of mine
You feel that something's missing
It's just out of your control
I take your gaze as the confession
We'll learn it all when we flip the poles
You should feel that nothing's missing
In my gracious hold
All I know is that I don't know nothing
So let's just reveal our souls
Verse 2
If I don't get my proper release
I become the narrator, hero and the beast
In the basement you will find all of their tricks
Find the one with the most meaning, is the one with the most bullshit
You know we kill 'em
Then we fill 'em up with a bit of penicillin
Put the pennies up in their palms and watch 'em grow to riches
but I'm the ground now, making love with the crowd now
This mating ritual is how I go down
It's tested by eleven facts
Speed checked by aircraft
It's impossible to find the message in my mind
This true form of mine
Show me yours and I'll show you mine
Or we can do it at the same time
Stay up 'til the crack of dawn, put in that overtime
You know this wrath of mine, I get it down from the grapevine
Put it up in buckets and smash it down 'til I make wine
Take a sip of this cabernet, bittersweet like lemonade
Sometimes I feel like I'm stuck in the middle like a matinee
No I don't masquerade, no I don't fabricate
I take care of my gram-ma-ma still smoking three packs a day
It's really all good though, I never really get that low
I just tell myself one day I'm coming out your stereo
Out here on my own, work my fingers to the bone
I don't know the last time I didn't go to bed alone
So I ain't gonna lie, girl I just wanna kiss
I had a bad day and I need some help forgetting
That I am gonna die, but I just wanna live
I wanna make it good and make it big
I'm on my grind every day
Working for the man for no pay
Now you know the reason why all I wanna do is runaway
Go to Californ-i-ayy, get stuck in that summer haze
Find a girl that looks like Natalie Portman playing Padmé
Anyway you cut it I'm headed straight for the guillotine
Cuz I'm addicted to saying exactly what I mean
I always spit truth, sometimes it's obscene
In a world that lies
You just heard a man that came clean
I ain't gonna lie baby (x4)
6. Roses – Lyrics
Verse 1
We met in a college town, picked each other out of a moving crowd
We spent the whole week talking about the rest of our lives
She's afraid that someday
she's gonna settle down and live another cliche
I told her baby there's no way
So we left that night
We slipped straight through the world like foxes
And rode trains that were destined for nothing
Through it all I think learned something
I had to make you mine
You will sleep in a room full of roses that I picked that day
I'll photograph you in naked poses to lock them in place
I don't wanna trap a girl in the moment
So I will keep my camera out of focus
Take each other in the smallest doses
Until we float away
Verse 2
We threw away both our drivers licenses
And all the clothes that we used to hide in
Said to hell with this organizing
We're gonna start anew
Finally we were on the move
Airport, airplane, birds eye view
And by now you better know it's true
That no one's gonna love you quite like I do
I wouldn't trade 100 years of living
For any one of our bad decisions
And if you just sit here and listen
I will explain my vivid vision
7. Two Weeks – Lyrics
Verse 1
In two weeks I'll be on two feet
I'll be long gone, I'll be long gone
No one's gonna rescue me with their help, from myself
Freedom is no small feat for a young boy
In a world that keeps you tied
Down to the bottom of the place you started out
They ask me where I'll go
Ask me what I'll do
I can only say
I'm going to find you
Verse 2
In two weeks I'll be in too deep
To get out with no doubts
I'll be in between bed sheets with a good girl in a new world
And we won't ever go to sleep cuz we know that time is on our side
Down to the very end of these problems
Soon these doors will open wide when I say open sesame
All these heavy hearts will be set free
Soon these bars are gonna bend, break apart and let me go
I will escape and won't look back at all
I might be told that I might be crazy
and I wouldn't say your wrong
But I won't told that my life was wasted
So once I go, I'll go until I'm gone
8. Goin' Insane – Lyrics
Verse 1
Something tells me
That I'm not who they say I am
I'm a freak, I'm a friend, I'm a foe, I'm a fraud
And I wanna be a better man
Something tells me
That the real world ain't so real
It's a place where the rain don't get to the ground
And you don't know how to feel
It won't be long 'til your mind is gone
Cuz you swear that you're going insane
You say you're fine but we know that's a lie
Cuz you swear that you're going insane
Just hold on
(Tell me will you be ready babe
There's bout to be heavy rains
Just hold on)
Calm down the doctor's here
Now darlin' don't you fear
He's gonna make damn sure
You keep on this veneer
I want to make it clear that you are gonna come around
but how many pills do I gotta pop today
Just to keep the devil down
Well it takes and it takes
and your heart it will break
and I hope for your sake that it rearranges
Deep in your soul, there's these things that you know
And you won't let them go until something changes
9. Struggle Buggy – Lyrics
Verse 1
I've been gone for countless days
Stuck up in a cross state haze
I feel asleep in Tennessee and woke up in Kentucky baby
I'm feeling lucky but I'm shit out of luck
I just pretend someone is with me in the struggle buggy
But they're really not
Don't know what you're getting into
Soon I'll be on my way-ay-ay
And on a road to solid gold and diamond rings
Don't know what you're getting into
I wish that I could stay
But when I wake up, I must get going once again
(Oh these long miles)
Verse 2
I've been gone countless days
All these changing license plates
I fell asleep behind the wheel and woke up in a free fall
I'm feeling lucky but I'm shit out of luck
I just breathe in and out and tell myself to be calm
But I'm really not
I want it all
Sticking to the call
Dipping in and out of a new location
I want it all
So I can never pause
Forever I will be in circulation
10. Take Time – Lyrics
Verse 1
I think I saw my future shining in the darkest night
In my rearview mirror, moving like a satellite
It could've been the Hubble baby
or just a trick of the eye
cuz I was seeing double baby
Doin' 90 in a 65
(I'm alive)
These things take time
They take soul
But baby we're about to do the impossible
When a loving like mine
Takes it's hold
Baby you better bet we're unstoppable
Don't you know we're gonna find a way
To open up the door and fly away
Don't you know that we could die today
But I don't fear death no more
Verse 2
Then I saw your picture on the cover of a magazine
I swear you're the prettiest thing that this boy's ever seen
Your beauty's subtle baby, hidden like a mystery
I could burst your bubble baby
If only you would notice me
I just wanna be there, where you are right in front of me
We will chase it, so we can taste it, before it's wasted
but we'll have to wait
Wait until the end
This is what you'll come to find
11. How It Goes – Lyrics
Verse 1
You'll never know if you never wanna make mistakes
So we were making a bunch on holiday
Ohhh, well I saw your face in such a crowded place
So I called your name at the top of my lungs
When the bottom hit
Pay no mind, even though you might be feeling low
Take your time, maybe it will move by slow
Pay no mind, just open up and let it go
Ahh yeah
Just in time to say
Guess it's just how it goes
Well I guess it's just how it goes
Verse 2
Now that we know that trouble is here to stay
We're gonna live our lives on holiday
Ohhh, well we were selling souls like we were selling gold
When I called your name at the top of my lungs
Well you said
Just keep on filling a heart that's hollow
Fill it up until you're well aware
We may not even see tomorrow
But if we do well I hope to see you there
12. Acapulco Gold – Lyrics
Verse 1
I'm feeling brand spanking new
Put your hands up if you feel it too
You don't know me and I don't know you
But dinner for one is now dinner for two
We could split some tiramisu
or we could play each other like a couple didgeridoos
You know I'm pretty damn sure I'm a fool for you
but by the morning I'll be gone
I'll be gone
I met a man named Geronimo
He's looking to get some acapulco gold
I told him exactly where to go, so he let me catch a ride
Now we're headed south to Mexico
There's a girl down there and I love her so
She's down for whatever, whenever, wherever
She flows
How did I end up right here with you?
Doing things I never thought we'd do
You're the one that takes me higher than I've ever been
Oh do you remember when
I saw you
Tipped my hat and said
How do you do? (x4)
Verse 2
I'm a blind man, blind man
baby I was born a blind man
They say I'm a con man with two working eyes
I'd like to take your hand, take you to some far off land
Put your fingers in the snow and toes in the sand
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Chocolate 'Cookie Butter' Cookies
Has Speculoos (aka Cookie Butter) replaced Nutella as college students' preferred creamy spread? Does everybody even know what Speculoos is? Think of it as a gingersnappy peanut butter. It's Belgian by birth, a spread made of crushed Speculoos cookies that are reminiscent of a White Christmas filled with cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, ginger, and cardamom.
Trader Joe's sells Cookie Butter, which is a very delightful homage to the original Speculoos spread. Oh yeah, it's also known as Biscoff Spread. You can get the Lotus brand Biscoff Spread at Cost Plus World Market.
Cookie Butter = Speculoos Spread = Biscoff Spread
I wanted to make chocolate peanut butter surprise cookies (you know… chocolate cookies with a peanut butter filling?), but I had a jar of this Biscoff Spread so I said, what the hell. Let's try to make Cookie Butter filled chocolate cookies. What do you know? It turned out pretty well! Not sure if this will replace chocolate peanut butter surprise cookies for me, but at least I know it works.
Click here for the recipe for "Chocolate 'Cookie Butter' Cookies"
Now check it out, I need you to buy….
…Some Speculoos spread(aka Trader Joe's Cookie Butter or Lotus brand Biscoff Spread), and, of course, some brown sugar, eggs, cocoa powder, powdered sugar, vanilla, buttah, flour, salt, and baking soda. You all have those ingredients lying around, don't you? Well if you don't, please refer to my list of 'Staple Foods'.
Now add some flour into a large bowl.
Add the cocoa powder and baking soda. Don't forget the salt. It makes sweet foods taste better.
Whisk, whisk, whisk. ♫ Whisk your booty. ♫
In a separate bowl, add softened butter. A whole stick of it. Don't be afraid.
Add the Speculoos spread and brown sugar.
And mix very throughout until combined well. Use a hand mixer if you got one. I'm using a fork because I couldn't find the hand mixer. What a shame.
Crack in an egg. Just one.
Now beat it with a whisk until nice and creamy. Looks good enough to eat.
Now mix the butter mixture into the dry ingredients.
Use a wooden spoon to combine the two. You can do it. Use the muscles you have!
You should get something like this, I hope. It's the chocolate cookie dough. MHM.
In a separate bowl now, combine some more Speculoos spread and powdered sugar.
Combine until it looks like this. This is your filling. Embrace it.
To form the cookies, grab a tablespoon measuring spoon. Measure out 1 sorta heaping tablespoon of cookie dough. Then flatten it out into a disc.
Grab a teaspoon measuring spoon and measure out 1 teaspoon of the filling mixture and place on disc of chocolate dough.
Envelop the filling with the cookie dough and roll it into a ball.
Now place balls of dough on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Using a glass cup, flatten the cookies…
…until they are about 1/3 of an inch thick. Then bake 'em all good, and wait for them.
Allow to cool for just a little bit (not too long, though. duh). Serve immediately with a glass of cold milk.
And that's all she wrote.
Chocolate Cookie Butter Surprise Cookies
Total time: 37 minutes
Prep: 30 minutes
Cook: 7-9 min
Yield: 2-3 dozens
Level: Easy
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened
1 cup cookie butter/speculoos/biscoff spread (smooth or crunchy), divided
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 large egg
3/4 cup powdered sugar
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F and line a large cookie sheet with parchment paper.
In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, and salt. Set aside.
In a large bowl, beat the butter and 1/4 cup of speculoos until smooth and creamy. Add the brown sugar and beat with whisk until light and fluffy, about 1-2 minutes. Add the egg and vanilla and beat until combined. Add all of butter mix to the dry ingredients and combine with wooden spoon until cookie dough is formed. Set aside.
In a small bowl, cream together powdered sugar and the remaining 3/4 cup of speculoos with a fork or spoon until combined.
To form the cookies, take a heaping tablespoon full of cookie dough and form a flat disc. Take a teaspoon of the speculoos mixture and place it in the center of the disc. Form the dough into a ball around the speculoos, then place on the cookie sheet. Using the bottom of a glass cup, gently press the ball down to slightly flatten (the edges of cookie will crack a little). Bake for 7-9 minutes and remove from oven. Cookies will still feel very soft to the touch and will continue cooking outside of oven. Cool cookies on baking pan for at least 5-7 minutes before serving.


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B is for… Beekeeper!
Did you know that beekeeping can be either a job or a hobby? While many people keep bees just for fun, there are also professional beekeepers who work with commercial organizations to provide honey to you and me.
Hilary Kearney is one of these full-time beekeepers, and the owner of Girl Next Door Honey, which takes an unusual approach to making honey locally. As she explains on her website:
"Girl Next Door Honey is more than just raw and local, it's made in backyard hives—maybe even your neighbor's yard! That's the concept behind Girl Next Door Honey. We integrate bees into the local ecosystem through a network of backyard hives instead of lumping them together on some distant apiary. The bees live as they naturally would and their benefits reach more people."
Basically, if you're interested in becoming a beekeeper in San Diego, you should talk to Hilary! She offers monthly beekeeping classes, to get locals interested in the hobby, and helps people set up hives in their own backyards. She can also come and rid your backyard of invasive bees, if necessary, and will match any pest removal's quote in order to re-home your bees rather than killing them.
How cool is that?
If you've ever wondered how to learn more about bees and their important work of pollination, and you live in San Diego, you can contact Hilary or join the San Diego Beekeeping Society, which also has a Meetup group with 1,633 members (as of April 3, 2017).
For those not living in San Diego, check out some of my Further Reading articles below to learn more about the exciting world of bees and beekeeping!
Further Reading
- Beekeeping Like A Girl – Hilary Kearney's blog
- Beginning Beekeeping (American Beekeeping Federation)
- How to Start Beekeeping (Parker Farms, 6 February 2014)
- Starting a Small Beekeeping Operation (UCCE, March/April 1994)
- So, you want to be a commercial beekeeper (UC Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, 11 January 2012)
Related Films, Featuring Bees & Beekeepers
- Bee People (2014)
- The Beekeeper (2014)
- Bryson Captures Wild Bees and Harvests Honey for the 1st Time! (2016)
- Mr. Holmes (2015)
- The Secret Life of Bees (2008)
- Vanishing of the Bees (2009)
- The Wonders (2015)
Other Bodacious Jobs That Start With B
- Bailiff
- Balloon Operator
- Baker
- Banker
- Barber
- Bibliographer
- Bicycle Repair Person
- Binder
- Biochemist
- Biographer
- Biologist
- Blacksmith
- Bodyguard
- Bondsman
- Bonsai Cultivator
- Bookbinder
- Bookmobile Driver
- Botanist
- Boxer
- Braille Bookmaker
- Broadcast Journalist
- Butcher
Want to learn about even more cool jobs?
Pre-order the book, World's Coolest Jobs, a collection of all the coolest jobs you never knew existed. On sale September 1, 2017.


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I'm building a 64 Chevy 4x4 short bed, step side pick up. I am doing a full frame off resto-mod and I am now working towards the bed part of the project. I won't be using the bed for anything that should damage it, that's what the $19 truck rental at Home Depot is for. At the same time, I am not building a show truck either, it will be my daily and occasional tow rig for the 40. I want something that has a deep wood grain and I will be using polished 'rub strips' and the inside/front of the bed sides will be clad in bright (polished) aluminum diamond plate....so lots of shine/reflection going on back there.
First question, southern yellow pine or oak floor? All the bed kits available are one or the other. The pine is substantially less in cost than the oak. When I think pine, I think of a pretty soft wood that could be easily damaged/marred. When I think oak, I think furniture and not really suited for exterior use....so there's my quandary.
Next question, no matter which wood I use, what is the best product to seal it with? I want something that will last, be Colorado uv protected and will be ok parked outside. There's lots of products out there but I don't want any regrets by cutting corners here.
There maybe other forums to ask this but I keep recalling what Nakman said at a meeting earlier this year about utilizing the knowledge and expertise within our club....so here I am!
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To me advice from others about business fits one of three categories…
- Good Advice – comes from someone who really knows and loves your work or comes from someone who has been successful in the area he/she is giving you advice on.
- Bad Advice – anything that isn't covered by good advice
- Parasitic Advice – advice that is designed to convey that the givers "idea" should be adopted and that you should "bring them in as a partner". See also bad advice
I also give my thoughts on "partners" and why I feel it is best to be a heavy majority partner or a true minority partner in any business vs. an "equal partner".


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The Five Most Common Civil Lawsuits in New York Supreme Court
As a civil litigation attorney located in New York City, I've seen my fair share of lawsuits. Since I'm in court nearly everyday, just sitting in the courtroom I get a sense of what type of cases are clogging up the courts. I also have my own caseload and handle court appearances for hundreds of other lawyers. I think I have a really good pulse for what type of cases are most frequently litigated.
Below is a list of the most common legal issues for New York civil court cases (which usually denote suing for money damages). Before deciding to sue, you should consider whether the facts of your case fit the requirements of at least one of them. Otherwise, don't bother calling a lawyer. Unfortunately, the mere fact that you have suffered something horrible by another person or company you are not automatically entitled to a legal judgment. The law must support your contention that you have damages.
Below is a list of the most common lawsuits in New York civil court.
Breach of Contract. Breach of contract occurs when a binding agreement or bargained-for exchange is not honored by one or more of the parties to the contract by non-performance or interference with the other party's performance. If the party does not fulfill his contractual promise, or has given information to the other side that he will not perform his duty as mentioned in the contract or if by his action and conduct he seems to be unable to perform the contract, that party is said to breach the contract. If you suffered some harm or damage, you may be able to sue.
Lawsuits involving employees. Employment law is a sub speciality within civil litigation. Usual law firms specialize only in employment litigation. Usual issues include:
- Improper termination
- Failure to place employment terms in writing.
- Failure to run a proper background check on an employee. The employee then does some harm, like sexually harass another employee.
Defamation. Lawsuits stemming from what reviewers are saying on online sites such as Yelp and Facebook are becoming more and more common.
Debt. Perhaps the most common type of lawsuit for businesses. One party owes money to the other, negotiations falter and a lawsuit commences.
Personal Injury. These type of cases are the most lucrative for civil litigators in small firms. They are also the most difficult for the honest civil litigator to get, because so many lawyers do unethical things to obtain these types of cases. These type of cases involves injuries due to negligence.
The Law Office of Frederic R. Abramson practices civil litigation in New York. If you have any questions regarding civil litigation, feel free to contact me at 212-233-0666,


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The IRIS Global Seismographic Network (GSN) is one of the four major components
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High school officials numbers set record in 2007-08
The final numbers are in, and officials registrations for the 2007- 08 school year for high school sports set a record with 12,743 people signing up with the Michigan High School Athletic Association.
The previous record was 12,159 during the 2003-04 school year. Registrations were up in all sports during the 2007-08 school year except in girls gymnastics, which saw a decrease of seven over the previous year; and ice hockey, which was down by four. Sports in which registrations were up significantly over 2006-07 were basketball and volleyball. There was an increase of 845 registrations in basketball (16.5%), and the volleyball total was up by 533 (24.3%).
Registration for the 2008-09 school year continues with the exclusive online registration period for new registrants and renewals running through June 1. After June 1, applications will be accepted online, by mail, and on a walk-up basis in the MHSAA office for the upcoming school year. The MHSAA Office has a lobby kiosk available for online registrations.
To address the continued need for more officials in basketball and volleyball, the MHSAA will again provide an incentive to all currently registered individuals to add either or both of those sports to the activities they are already working when they renew their registration online. Those officials who add basketball or volleyball for the first time for the coming year when they register online will have their sport registration fee of $10 waived.
Online registration can be accessed by clicking "Officials" on the homepage of the MHSAA web site, www.mhsaa.com. For information, call (517) 332-5046 or email email@example.com.


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"Kryptonite" by Three Doors Down was playing as a crowd pleaser in-between sets at a Maui music venue. It was 2011—too many years since Kryptonite had been popular. But that's typical of time-lagging-feet-dragging island life. I rolled my eyes because I was an artsy snob from New York City, but secretly I loved the song. If I go crazy then would you still call me Superman? If I'm a blah blah blah (I don't know what they're saying here) would you still be there holding my hand? In my hidden, honest depths, I sang along nostalgic for high school.
In a moment of courage, I blurted, "I know this song is awful, but I kind of love it."


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Listed below are recent additions to the Library's growing collection of electronic books. Click on the linked title to browse a table of contents or read the full-text. Additional online books and journals can be found in VIRGO, the University's online catalog.
Acupuncture for Pain Management
Advance Directives
Advances in Nutrition and Cancer
Atlas of Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology
Biomedical Advances in HIV Prevention: Social and Behavioral Perspectives
Breast Cancer: a New Era in Management
Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction
Endocrinology and Diabetes: a Problem-Oriented Approach
Exercise and Physical Functioning in Osteoarthritis: Medical, Neuromuscular & Behavioral Perspectives
Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Disorders: Clinical Evaluation and Management
Global Climate Change and Public Health
The Heart and Circulation: an Integrative Model
Hospital Infection Prevention: Principles & Practices
Molecular Diagnostics: 12 Tests that Changed Everything
Patient Safety: a Case-Based Comprehensive Guide
Pediatric Orthopedics: a Handbook for Primary Care Physicians
Practical Guide to Drug Development in Academia: the SPARK Approach
Practical Guide to Neurovascular Emergencies
Sleep Deprivation and Disease: Effects on Body, Brain and Behavior
What's New in Surgical Oncology: a Guide for Surgeons in Training and Medical/Radiation Oncologists
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Five Years of Wi-Fi Chipsets - Prices Halved as Shipments Rocket
Published on: 30th Mar 2008
Note -- this news article is more than a year old.
New market data released by ABI Research shows that about 440 million Wi Fi chipsets will be shipped over the course of 2008. This represents a tenfold increase over the number shipped in 2003 but over the same five year period, the revenues they produced have multiplied by only five.
"The tenfold increase in Wi-Fi chipset shipments since 2003 paired with a fivefold increase in revenues in the same period clearly highlights the falling average selling prices (ASPs) that we have seen as this market further matures," says senior analyst Philip Solis. "Although ASPs got a small boost last year due to the introduction of higher-priced 802.11n chips, in general prices have fallen by about half, even though we're moving to more complex chipsets that increasingly use OFDM and MIMO technologies for 802.11n."
In 2007, Broadcom was the leading Wi-Fi chipset vendor. The company even widened its market lead over its competitors as it gained market share in the laptop segment.
The growth areas for this market in coming years will be found where Wi-Fi chips are embedded in more and more device types. Wi-Fi IC vendors should tailor their strategies accordingly. Consumer electronics (home theater equipment, gaming devices, portable media players), mobile handsets and computer peripherals will all see increased rates of Wi-Fi penetration. "While CE products will initially see more Wi-Fi inclusion," Solis continues, "we expect that by 2011 they will be overtaken by mobile handsets. Mobile Internet devices (MIDs) will become increasingly significant as well."
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PLYMOUTH, Minn. -- Oscar-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead Sunday in his New York City apartment, law enforcement officials confirmed to NBC News.
Minnesota is a state renowned for treating drug addiction, and here, Hazelden's medical experts believe Hoffman's death brings renewed focus to an opiate epidemic surging right from our own medicine cabinets.
"The problem with celebrities and heroin is that both of those things drive the message very far from our homes. This is really a problem with prescription pain medication epidemic. That's in our neighborhood homes and medicine cabinets," said Dr. Joseph Lee, medical director of Hazelden's youth facility in Plymouth.
Dr. Lee says heroin is usually the end stage of a prescription drug problem.
"In a culture that saves prescription medication for a rainy day in our medicine cabinet, we are all complicit in it in some ways if we are not being part of the solution," said Dr. Lee.
A concerned friend found Hoffman in the actor's bathroom, fully clothed. When police arrived, they found Hoffman still had a syringe in his arm. Glassine bags believed to contain heroin were also found. Hoffman fought drug and alcohol addiction in early adulthood but then relapsed this year after a long period of sobriety.
"You might ask yourself how does someone turn to heroin when there is already a taboo in our society about it? It really has to do with the disease of addiction. Once you start going down the road and cross that line - prescription or opiates of any kind - then it's just about economy of getting high," said Dr. Lee.
A recently released study shows there were 69 accidental opiate-related deaths in Hennepin County in the first half of 2013, compared with 84 in all of 2012. Thirty-one of these deaths involved heroin, according to Carol Falkowski, founder of Drug Abuse Dialogues and author of the Minnesota Drug Abuse Trends report.
For resources on where to get addiction treatment in Minnesota, visit the Hazelden webpage or go to the Minnesota Association of Resources for Recovery and Chemical Health for a list of resources.
Hoffman, 46, won the Academy Award for best actor for 2005's "Capote," and was most recently seen in the "Hunger Games" sequel, "Catching Fire." He was nominated for Oscars three other times, including for 2012's "The Master."


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Topeka State Senate President Dave Kerr has put the Legislature on notice that the state retirement pension system faces a long-term funding problem that may require an increase in state spending at one of the worst budget times in Kansas history.
In a letter to fellow legislators released Monday, Kerr, R-Hutchinson, sounded the alarm, saying, "We are not closing a gap between the amount of money available for future retirement benefit payments and the amount of funding needed to meet future obligations."
The Kansas Public Employees Retirement System indicates an actuarial liability of $11.74 billion in future payments and actuarial assets of $9.7 billion, he said.
Annual KPERS benefits to 57,097 retirees totals about $590 million. Most public employees are members of KPERS. That includes local, county, school, community college, university and state workers.
In order to reduce the unfunded liability, consultants have recommended the state increase its contributions to the pension plan.
Kerr, chairman of a joint House-Senate committee on pensions, said he agreed with that recommendation, but that it would be difficult to accomplish given the state budget gap facing the 2003 Legislature.
Revenue for the state's $4.4 billion budget may be as much as $800 million short when lawmakers return to session in January.
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Bronx high school students in a community-building circle.
Photo © Carolina Kroon
Dear Morningside Center friends,
Our staff developers have been working intensively all year with tens of thousands of students, teachers, and principals. And do they have stories to tell! Stories of young people who, given the chance, seize the opportunity to open up, to connect, to learn. Stories of dedicated teachers and principals who, amid all the pressures and deadlines, are willing to try something new and difficult (like restorative circles) if it will help their students and improve their schools.
I'm writing to share some stories from our schools, and to thank you for helping to make this work possible through your support for Morningside Center. Please donate now so that you can make more good things happen in the year to come! Your contribution will help us strengthen our programs and create new ones to meet the needs of young people and their schools.
For example: Our Restore360 Program has helped schools across New York City dramatically reduce suspensions by replacing punitive approaches to discipline with restorative practices – including regular community-building circles in the classroom.
But Restore360 does a lot more than reduce suspensions. It helps connect students to each other. One staff developer tells how "over seven circles, I saw the students transform from a group of people who did not know each other to a community where trust and comfort were established." Another says that teachers at her school "marveled at how, even though the three circles they'd done with students included kids across all grades who didn't know each other beforehand, these kids were now calling down the hall, 'There's my Circle buddy! Hi!' Teachers saw interactions going on among kids who previously did not even acknowledge each other."
Young people cherish the caring, respectful climate created in circle. One staff developer tells how students who were often absent were asked to attend voluntary lunch-time circles. By the second month, she reports, "students began to show up consistently with friends. A group formed, expressing the desire for circles at lunch every day because of the quiet and peacefulness compared to the chaos of the cafeteria and playground."
Staff developers tell about how students often begin circling up on their own, before the teacher even arrives. "From the very first circle we facilitated, it was clear that the students at this school craved an outlet to speak about their experience and get to know their peers," one staff developer told us. "When they came into a classroom and found it set up for a circle, they squealed 'Yesssssssss!' They soaked up every circle they could get."
The safe space created in circle can allow important issues to surface. A circle in a 6th grade math class included one student who was frequently absent. Our staff developer reports that "In the course of the circle, students started opening up about their experiences in relationships. The student who was frequently absent revealed that she had been in an abusive relationship. After the circle, many students came up to her to show support and let her know that her story was meaningful to them. The teacher reported to me that this student's attendance has been much better since that circle."
In another circle, students shared stories about what was good about being a teenager, and what was challenging. As they passed a talking piece around the circle, each person spoke in turn. Several students and adults described how they had been bullied in the past. One young man took the talking piece and paused. Then, he shared that after listening to the stories today, he realized that he had been a bully. Only now did he see how his behavior might have scarred others. In the closing moments of the circle, a student who had not been paying attention early on shared that what had happened today was "different" from what usually happens at school.
We're moved by all the courageous students and teachers we worked with this year, and by our own courageous staff developers. And we're moved by the support we get from you and other contributors to do this work. Please help us carry it on by making a contribution this spring!
With best wishes,
Tom Roderick
Executive Director
P.S. Restore360 is just one of the programs your contribution will support. Our 4Rs Program uses literature as a launchpad to help students learn and practice life skills. Our PAZ after-school programs bring joy and knowledge to some 700 young people in Brooklyn and the Bronx. CREW: Friends for the Journey strengthens after-school programs across NYC. And TeachableMoment.org provides free lessons to foster critical thinking and social responsibility. Find out more about what we're up to at www.morningsidecenter.org.


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Welcome to the Cremation Center of Southern Utah, the first business of its kind in our area. We have designed the Cremation Center of Southern Utah exclusively for those choosing cremation. Our desire is to educate families on the process and provide a comfortable environment that encourages a celebration of a life well lived.
We specialize in and embrace cremation. We understand that making arrangements of this nature can be difficult and overwhelming. Our professionals will guide you through this process with clarity and compassion. We are cremation experts and are here to assist you and your family through a complex time.
We are Southern Utah's only full-service cremation center with our own on-site crematory. The entire cremation process takes place in one location and your loved one is always under our professional care. The state-of-the-art, environmentally-friendly equipment cannot be matched by anyone else in the area.
Our beautiful facility offers exceptional amenities such as a family witness room. In addition, we provide a large selection of beautiful urns, cremation jewelry, and cremation caskets.
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The Mets optioned RHP Rafael Montero to Triple-A Las Vegas following last night's game to make room for Jacob deGrom who will be activated in time for his start against the Los Angeles Dodgers tonight.
DeGrom says he is pain-free and is looking forward to pitching through the end of the season. He was 6-5 with a 2.87 ERA when he was shut down with discomfort in his right shoulder.
"I've never played this long," deGrom said. "So playing all the way into September is very important."
The rookie right-hander will be allowed to throw roughly 40 more innings or 6-7 starts over the season's final six weeks to reach a soft 185 innings cap. He will likely be limited to 100 pitches tonight.
DeGrom has emerged as a mainstay in the rotation, surpassing both Rafael Montero and Noah Syndergaard who were both expected to be fixtures in the rotation and ahead of deGrom last Spring.
"He's been a huge part of our starting staff. This guy's gotta be a candidate for rookie of the year with the job he's done, with the numbers he's put up," manager Terry Collins told reporters.
There's also a good chance that the Mets go to a six-man rotation once rosters expand. It should help keep Zack Wheeler and deGrom pitching straight through the end.
"If we do bring another starter up and we do go to a sixth man, there's nothing wrong with that," Collins said. "As long as we don't have to skip him, as long as we don't have to not pitch him, even if it's every sixth day instead of every fifth day, he'll still get through that last month and that will help him."
I'm totally looking forward to tonight's game and seeing deGrom on the mound again. He's been one of the bright spots for me this season.
Okay it's 11 AM and I've churned out 3,000 words already this morning, and I still haven't had any coffee. Later…


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Stick to what you know, Tim
I have the highest respect for Timothy Garton Ash's opinions on international relations. He does not, however, know his Batman.
Timothy Garton Ash, "No more Jeeves", The Guardian, 2004 September 30.Batman is among the most deliberate, calculating characters in the DC Universe. He is not impetuous.
[L]ike Alfred, the aged British butler to impetuous Batman, [Downing Street is] impeccably loyal in public but privately whisper sage advice, mixed with a little delicately worded criticism, into Washington's ear.
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NACUBO Leads Effort to Halt Implementation of VA Tuition Offset Policy
April 6, 2012
Today, on behalf of NACUBO and 13 other higher education associations, NACUBO President John Walda wrote to U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Erik Shinseki to express concerns with a pending debt offset policy currently under consideration at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
NACUBO learned earlier this year that the VA is considering reinstatement of a policy to offset veteran debts against Post-9/11 G.I. Bill tuition and fee payments. VA has exempted tuition and fee payments from offsets since 2009. In the letter, Walda urges the Secretary to maintain the tuition and fee offset exemption, and in addition, to consider establishing a system whereby in order to better serve and advise students, college and university officials can access benefit information, including eligibility, that can potentially impact students' abilities to register and pursue their academic programs.
VA announced a similar plan in December but abruptly halted the planned implementation. VA expects the request to be escalated as far as the Secretary's desk, and a decision to be made in time for July 2012 implementation if approved. Currently, VA may recoup debts owed by the veteran from the housing stipend and other payments that go directly to the veteran, but tuition and fee payments going to schools are exempt from debt recoupment. If implemented, this policy has the potential to expose veterans to even greater debt liabilities (from the school, the VA, or both).
Walda's letter concludes by stating, "we fully recognize the fiduciary responsibility VA must uphold in collecting any non-tax debts owed to the federal government by receipients of VA benefits. However, the proposed policy exposes veterans to even greater debt liabilities and unduly stresses the partnership between the federal government and colleges and universities in their mutual goal to provide educational opportunities to our nation's veterans."
Liz Clark
Senior Director, Federal Affairs
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Whether masterminding strategy and fighting on the front lines to secure Allied victory in World War I and World War II or guiding war-torn nations to recovery in peacetime, five-star General Douglas MacArthur (1880-1964) faced every challenge with unwavering courage and resolve. The general began his honored army career by leading his fellow cadets at West Point and ultimately commanded all U.S. forces in Asia. Remembered especially for directing the fight against Japanese expansion during WWII and later governing the defeated Japanese people with grace and wisdom, General MacArthur won the respect of millions, both allies and enemies.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson may make a good argument for the world being round, but judging by a tweet he made on Friday night, he might not know much about sex.
Most of us were focusing on the Trump protests in Chicago last night. Here's some counter programming, courtesy of Tyson:
The Washington Post explains why Tyson misunderstands evolution with this statement. Animals do need to have sex in order to not die out, but they aren't driven solely by the fact that it feels good, which is hard to measure anyway:
We're working from the limited experience and perspective of a single species. It's pretty much always a mistake to assign human feelings to any other species, because we're totally working from a sample size of one, biologically speaking.
Wired has a list of animals who engage in painful sex. The list includes female praying mantises eating their male partners, and poor female kitties, who have to endure a spined penis.
And in a development that makes me feel sort of sorry for bedbugs for the first time, while also repulsing me even more, these pests reproduce through something called "traumatic insemination."
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Dr. Deidra K. Honeywell has been an educator for over 40 years. She has extensive experience in project/grant management, project/program development, project/program evaluation, and grant writing. She has participated in project evaluations in 9 states including Florida. During more than 25 years of grant writing her efforts have brought districts in excess of $75 million.
DKH Consulting Services, Inc. has conducted project evaluations for the following projects: Magnet Schools Assistance Program, Advanced Placement Incentive Program, Smaller Learning Communities, and Teaching American History. In addition, she has written funded grant proposals for each of the above programs as well as numerous other grant proposals. Dr. Honeywell has been the primary writer on eight funded MSAP grants as well as consulting for numerous other MSAP proposals.
She began writing competitive grants during her tenure as a MSAP project manager. Dr. Honeywell works with district staff and community partners to develop project objectives, activities, and evaluations. In addition to experience in evaluating local and state grant applications, she has been invited to Washington, DC to read and evaluate competitive applications for several federal programs.
Dr. Honeywell has given a number of workshops on grant writing, developing fundable project ideas, and project implementation as well as other topics to audiences which have included teachers, parents, school administrators, and community-based personnel. Dr. Honeywell has a bachelor's degree in mathematics education, a master's degree in gifted education and a Ph.D. in curriculum and instruction. All three degrees are from the University of South Florida. Additionally, Dr. Honeywell has taught undergraduate and graduate courses for the University of South Florida, Nova Southeastern, and National Lewis University.
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Rubicon Announces Secondary Offering of its Common Shares
Sep 16, 2010, 19:20 ET from Rubicon Minerals Corporation
VANCOUVER, Sept. 16 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Rubicon Minerals Corporation ("Rubicon" or the "Company") (TSX: RMX and NYSE Amex: RBY) announced today that it has filed a preliminary short form prospectus in all the provinces of Canada except Quebec in connection with an overnight-marketed secondary offering (the "Offering") by Evanachan Limited and McEwen Trading LP (the "Selling Shareholders"), entities owned or controlled by Robert R. McEwen, of 45,714,357 common shares of Rubicon owned by the Selling Shareholders.
The Offering will be priced in the context of the market with the final terms of the offering to be determined at the time of pricing. It is intended that upon completion of the offering, the Selling Shareholders will own no common shares of the Company. Rubicon will not receive any proceeds from this Offering. Closing of the Offering is expected to occur on or about October 5, 2010 and is subject to certain conditions, including the approval of the Canadian securities regulatory authorities.
Mr. McEwen has expressed his continued confidence with the Company but advised the Company that it has grown to represent a disproportionate share of his portfolio for an investment where he is not actively involved in management, and he noted that this step is designed to focus his interests on the companies he runs, U.S. Gold Corporation and Minera Andes.
This press release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of the Company in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation of sale would be unlawful. The securities being offered and sold by the Selling Shareholders have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act"), or any U.S. state securities laws and may not be offered or sold in the United States or to, or for the account or benefit of, U.S. persons, except in compliance with the registration requirements of the U.S. Securities Act and applicable U.S. state securities laws or pursuant to an exemption therefrom.
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This news release contains statements that constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 21E of the United States Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and "forward looking information" within the meaning of applicable Canadian provincial securities legislation (collectively, "forward-looking statements"). Forward-looking statements often, but not always, are identified by the use of words such as "seek", "anticipate", "believe", "plan", "estimate", "expect", "targeting" and "intend" and statements that an event or result "may", "will", "should", "could", or "might" occur or be achieved and other similar expressions.
The forward-looking statements that are contained in this news release are based on various assumptions and estimates by Rubicon Minerals Corporation (the "Company") and involve a number of risks and uncertainties. As a consequence, actual results might differ materially from results forecast or suggested in these forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties, assumptions and other factors that may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause the actual results to differ include the possibility that the samples do not reflect the metallurgy of the entire property (known as "sampling error"), market prices, results of exploration, availability of capital and financing on acceptable terms, inability to obtain required regulatory approvals, unanticipated difficulties or costs in any rehabilitation which may be necessary, market conditions and general business, economic, competitive, political and social conditions. These statements are based on a number of assumptions, including that the samples are representative of the metallurgy of the entire property, as well as assumptions regarding general market conditions, timing and receipt of regulatory approvals, the ability of the Company and other relevant parties to satisfy regulatory requirements, the availability of financing for proposed transactions and programs on reasonable terms and the ability of third-party service providers to deliver services in a timely manner. Although the Company has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors which cause actual results to differ.
Forward-looking statements contained herein are made as of the date of this news release and the Company disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or results or otherwise, except as required by applicable securities laws. There can be no assurance that forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements.
The Toronto Stock Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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Trailer: Ferlinghetti, A Rebirth of Wonder
The new documentary about Lawrence Ferlinghetti
opens in New York this Friday!
The film features Allen Ginsberg, Dave Eggers, Dennis Hopper, Michael McClure, Billy Collins, Robert Scheer, Pulitzer Prize winner Gary Snyder, and others!
Ferlinghetti explores the world of San Francisco's legendary poet, artist, publisher and civil libertarian. Presenting himself as a living presence in poetry, Mr. Ferlinghetti reads many of his significant poems, discusses his political and social activism, and gives viewers an insight into his public and private life as it unfolds over nine remarkable decades. Click to read more
Allen Ginsberg photos recall Beat generation
The New York exhibition, "Beat Memories, the photographs of Allen Ginsberg," comes just after the release of the movie "On the Road," which has received generally good reviews for its dramatization of Jack Kerouac's famous 1957 book of the same name.
More than 80 black and white pictures housed at New York University's gallery uniquely capture the Beatniks, as they were known. Click to read the article
Pasadena illustrator Paul Rogers is in the process of creating a wonderful series of illustrations that each visualize a single page from the 1957 novel On the Road written by Jack Kerouac. You can view part one on Paul's blog.
Jack Kerouac's agent, Sterling Lord, tell his own story in "Lord of Publishing"
By Associated Press, Published: January 24
Allen Ginsberg's First Blues getting a reissue
At the encouragement of Bob Dylan, Beat poet Allen Ginsberg went into the studio in 1971 to record his first ever album of music. He then re-entered the studio in 1976 and 1981 and finally in 1983 he compiled all of the recordings (which featured contributions from Dylan, members of his band, and Arthur Russell, and was produced by John Hammond Sr.) onto a double LP called
. Now, 30 years later, Ginsberg Recordings are reissuing the album in vinyl and digital formats, and to celebrate they're throwing a release party in NYC.
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Laura leads the way as Irish turn on the style at Brit Awards
IRISH TV presenter Laura Whitmore once again wowed on the red carpet in London last night
Wearing a metallic rose-gold mini-dress by Zoe Jordan, Ms Whitmore (27) was busy backstage at the glamourous event in London's O2 where she was recording footage for the live ITV airing of the programme.
The presenter, who accessorised her outfit with chunky gold jewellery and nude high heels, revealed photographs of her backstage, as she joked her dressing room was near that of the new Irish kid on the music scene Niall Horan.
One Direction star Horan - who was one of the acts along with Robbie Williams performing on the night - was spotted getting his picture snapped early in the night with Scottish singer Emeli Sande who was crowned queen of the Brits, collecting two of the biggest prizes as she declared: "This is a dream."
The 25-year-old singer was named best British female and carried off the key prize of the night when her debut release Our Version Of Events was named best album
Horan (19), from Mullingar, tweeted fans that he was "having a great time" backstage at the awards.
Picking up the Damien Hirst-designed trophy from US star Taylor Swift, she said: "This feels amazing. This is incredible and and I'm so happy to win this award."
The beaming star collected the prize a year after she won the Critics' Choice Award at the Brits, which kick-started her career.
Sande went on: "I don't really know what to say - thank you to everybody who's allowed me to make my music and allowed me to even be considered."
The singer, who was raised near Aberdeen, thanked her husband, Adam Gouragine, whom she married last summer.
The show opened with rock band Muse, who were backed by a 60-piece string section as they performed their track Supremacy.
Presenter James Corden made reference to last year's show in which he memorably cut off singer Adele as she collected her best album prize.
He pointed out that Swift had once been cut off mid-speech but there was no chance of such an occurrence tonight. "Not on my watch," he joked.
Mumford & Sons picked up the award for best British group, two years after missing out on the prize when they were previously shortlisted.
It was the band's second Brit win, having collected the best album prize in 2011.
Frontman Marcus Mumford said: "Thanks very much indeed. We weren't expecting that. I don't think we've really taken the opportunity to thank people who have come to our gigs.
"We were in a group with Muse and One Direction, so it's a surprise."
The best British breakthrough prize went to Ben Howard, who was last year nominated for the Mercury Music Prize.
Collecting the prize from Radio 1 breakfast show host Nick Grimshaw, Howard said: "I'm not very good at speeches. I'm not very good at dancing."
And thanking his mother, he said: "She's rung a lot of old friends to ask them to vote for this."
Ceremony host Corden chatted to members of heartthrob boy band One Direction between performances and teased singer Harry Styles about his reputation for being drawn to older women.
"We've got Sharon Osbourne and Annie Lennox here tonight - who've you got your eye on?" Corden asked.
Robbie Williams, who has landed more Brits than any other artist after collecting 17 as a solo star and member of Take That, was also among performers as he sang his hit Candy.
Howard went on to collect his second prize of the night by taking the best male solo artist award, beating artists such as Olly Murs, Calvin Harris and Richard Hawley.
The singer, who looked taken aback by his second win, said: "This is bizarre, isn't it? I didn't really expect it. I'm quite stoked to even come to the awards, so to come away with two of these is amazing."
Critics' Choice winner Tom Odell was in the audience after picking up his award earlier in the year. "It's crazy to be here," he said.
The evening also featured a much-anticipated performance by Justin Timberlake, who is rejuvenating his musical career after a spell in which he devoted his time to acting. The US hunk, wearing a shiny elegant suit, showcased his new track Mirrors.
Sharon Osbourne lowered the tone a little with a smutty joke about Styles as she prepared to present the best international female prize.
"Where is that little Harry Potter - has he got his magic stick with him?" she asked. "That's his willy," she added.
Lana Del Rey took the international female award, thanking her record label Polydor for its help in "turning my life into art".
She went on: "Thank you so much. I live here and I love it and I wrote my record here."
Styles and his boy band played an energetic version of their Comic Relief single One Way Or Another/Teenage Kicks to screaming members of the audience, dancing on a giant pinball machine.
Coldplay were declared best live act, beating the likes of Muse, Mumford & Sons and the Rolling Stones.
Only drummer Will Champion and guitarist Jonny Buckland from the quartet were at the event to collect the prize. Champion thanked fans who had been to see their live shows.
Adele collected the best single prize for her James Bond theme Skyfall - and joked about how she was cut off in her prime at last year's ceremony when the show began to overrun.
In a video acceptance, she said: "Hello everyone - thank you for this Brit Award. Sorry I can't be with you tonight. I'm in LA rehearsing for the Oscars. I won't keep you too long because I don't want to interrupt the best album speech at the end of the night.
"I love you all, thank you so much. I can't wait to come back and see you all. I'm not living here by the way, just in case any of you think that."
Taylor Swift performed her track I Knew You Were Trouble, wearing a long wedding-style gown, which she whipped off to reveal a black lace mini-dress.
US duo Black Keys took the best international group prize, with Foo Fighters star Dave Grohl presenting the award and collecting it on their behalf as they were not able to attend.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – After seeing dry weather for over a month, much-needed rain is expected in the Charlotte area Sunday.
Sunday's rain will snap a 35-day spell of dry weather. The record for consecutive days without precipitation in Charlotte is 40 days, set way back in 1886.
With wildfires raging in the western part of North Carolina and the upstate region of South Carolina, the rain is a welcome relief. Chief Meteorologist Brad Panovich says the rain isn't going to be a substantial amount, but every little bit will help at this point.
"There will be bands of showers, and it's not heavy," said Panovich. "Occasionally it picks up. I was just outside and it was just heavy enough that I could see the drop marks on the ground.
"It's certainly one of those things that at least it's going to help us maybe kind of knock those fires down by just a hair."
The rain is going to be chilly when paired with the cool temperatures across the area.
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"It is going to be a cold, cold rain," Panovich said. "So if you're going to the game today, one word of caution — not only dress warm but also dress to get wet because you'll need some water repellency of some kind."
The rain will help bring some moisture to the air, but it's far from a drought buster. Scattered showers are expected to last throughout the evening hours across the area.