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Bring a medium pot of well-salted water to a boil. Cook broccoli florets and stems until bright green and just tender, about 2 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon and let cool slightly. (Reserve water.) Roughly chop 1 cup cooked florets; set aside. In a blender, puree remaining florets, almonds, basil, garlic, and lemon juice. Add olive oil. Season with salt and pepper; set aside.
Return water to a boil and cook rice noodles according to package instructions. Reserve 1 cup cooking water, drain noodles, and return to pot. Toss with pesto, adding reserved pasta water until creamy. Top each bowl with chopped florets, small basil leaves, and remaining almonds. Season with pepper.
I loved this recipe! I used thin rice noodles since my grocery store didn't have the wider ones, and I only used half the oil I sprinkled some crushed red pepper on top. This was one of my favorite meals from this year's cleanse, and I will definitely make it again.Reply
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April 30: Officers were advised that a WCSO deputy had stopped a person who had a Blaine warrant for DUI hit and run attended. Due to the serious nature of the charge and the length of time it had been in the system (issued in 2001), officers asked the deputy to bring the suspect to Blaine. Officers served the warrant and issued the man a promise to appear.
April 30: Officers responded to the Peace Arch border crossing for a person in possession of marijuana. The 21-year-old California resident was arrested and issued a summons to appear in court. He was then released back to customs officials.
April 30: A woman called police when her teenage daughter failed to return home. An officer went to the address where the girl was last known to have been. An occupant at that house (the missing girl's teenage friend) told the officer the girl had already left. An officer suspected that was not the truth and warned the girl that hiding a runaway was a crime. The officer cleared from that residence and returned to the mother's home to get further information about the missing girl. Magically, the girl had returned to her friends' house and called her mother approximately one minute after the officer had left. The officer had a long talk with the girl about her actions and those of her friend, and the criminal consequences were thoroughly explained. The girl then returned home.
April 30: An officer stopped a vehicle in the 800 block of H Street for speeding and discovered the two passengers were Honduran citizens who were not legally in the country. The driver was suspected of smuggling the illegal aliens, and the matter was turned over to the U. S. Border Patrol. The female driver was issued a notice of infraction for speeding.
April 29: Officers were advised of a gas drive off in the 500 block of Peace Portal Drive. The vehicle was described as a brand new vehicle with no plate. Officers checked the area but could not locate the vehicle.
April 29: A person contacted police after seeing a man riding around on a bicycle in the 1700 block of H Street who appeared to be looking in cars. The caller said the man then climbed inside a van. An officer located the man and then saw him look inside several vehicles. The officer continued to watch the man as he looked at some valuable items behind a business. Officers made contact with the man, who denied he intended to steal or prowl anything. Officers determined the van he had been in did belong to him. Officers did not observe the man breaking any laws, nor was there any evidence that any vehicles had been broken into. The man was warned about his behavior and he chose to leave the area.
April 29: A business owner in the 1500 block of Odell Street saw a person outside his building who was acting suspiciously. The caller felt the man might have been attempting to steal some property. A license plate number of the suspect was provided to police and they were able to make contact with the man. Officers determined the man had been the victim of a theft himself, and the property he had stopped to look at matched the description of his stolen property. He discovered it was not his stolen property and left the area. He apologized for having caused the business owner any concern.
April 29: Complainant in the 100 block of 8th Street reported a dog near his house was continually barking. During his contact with the complainant the officer witnessed the continual barking for himself. The dog's owner was not home, and a business card was left at the residence requesting contact. The report was forwarded to the Whatcom Humane Society for follow up.
April 28: A citizen reported an intoxicated person walking in and out of the roadway in the 300 block of Cedar Street. The man was contacted by officers, and it was determined he was a local resident. The man stated he was en route home after purchasing alcohol at a Blaine business. The man was obviously under the influence of intoxicants when contacted by the police. A report will be sent to the liquor control board for follow up.
April 27: An officer received a report of an assault that occurred between two 12-year-old students. Minor injuries were reported. Statements were obtained from the victim and the suspect. Parents were notified about the incident. The case is being referred to the prosecutor's office for review.
April 27: An officer responded to a report of two very intoxicated men who were looking for a place to sleep for the night. The pair had just been cleared through U.S. Immigration. The officer contacted the men and provided them with a ride to a local motel.
April 26: While on patrol officers saw a vehicle in the 1700 block of Boblett Street with Oregon plates parked in a business district with two people sleeping in the car. Officers ran the plate and discovered it was a stolen vehicle. With the help of border patrol agents the two occupants were taken into custody without incident. The passenger was later released and the driver was booked into jail for possession of a stolen vehicle. The car was impounded for safekeeping.
April 25: A person found several hypodermic needles in a plastic bag behind a public building in the 500 block of F Street. Officers took the needles and disposed of them properly.
April 25: Officers were advised of a gas drive off in the 1500 block of H Street. The store clerk got a license plate and direction of travel. Officers located the vehicle and discovered the person had tried to pay at the pump, but didn't wait to make sure the charge went through. The person went back and paid the store.
April 25: A citizen reported a person lighting fireworks off in their driveway in the 600 block of A Street. Officer made contact with the subject and determined he was unaware of the fireworks laws. After being made aware of the laws, the man agreed to quit lighting off the fireworks.
April 25: Officers responded with aid personnel to a request for assistance in the 600 block of D Street. A woman had fallen down and needed help getting up. The doors were locked to the residence and officers made arrangements with the landlord to gain entry into the residence. Aid personnel assisted and evaluated the patient.
April 26: A hotel owner reported a male walking around acting suspiciously and talking nonsensically. The male was contacted and was formally trespassed from the hotel for life. Officer cleared with no further action taken.

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Has sex-ed become a little too explicit?
At a classroom auditorium at the University of Illinois, students watched a pornographic film. And the star was at the head of the class.
"I think it is weird seeing a porn with the person who is in it right there," a student told the school's newspaper, The Daily Illini. "But she was cool with it, so I was too."
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"She" is porn star Annie Sprinkle. Sprinkle taught a weeklong course in sexual satisfaction at the university earlier this month. The program started on Feb. 3 and ended last week with a grand finale—an "orgasm workshop."
Researchers pinpoint tried-and-true ways couples keep their relationships running.
A Thai couple sets a new world record for kissing
A couple in Thailand has set a world record for making out—they locked lips for a whopping 58 hours, 35 minutes and 58 seconds. That's a long time to spend at first base.
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Fourteen couples gathered at a shopping mall in Thailand last week, where they attempted to win a kissing competition organized by Louis Tussaud's Waxworks museum. Ekkachai Tiranarat and his wife, Laksana, outlasted everyone with their PDA.
"They were very exhausted because they did not sleep for two-and-a-half days; they had to stand all the time, so they were very weak," museum manager Somporn Naksuetrong said.
The previous kissing record, according to Guinness World Records, was set by another Thai couple in 2012. That duo lasted 50 hours. The Tiranarats managed to swap spit for over eight hours longer.
Internet dating is the new normal, but it definitely has its downsides.
'Catfishing' has become a more mainstream expression amid the recent Manti Te'o debacle. In the context of romance, it's essentially someone who creates and uses a false online identity to meet people.
With so many dating sites popping up, meeting someone online is the new normal. And if dating isn't hard enough, singles now have to consider whether the person they've fallen in love with is real. Oftentimes, they're not. Here are five awful online dating catfish stories.
Got sext regret? Understandable—a new report shows that many Americans have been hacked by angry exes.
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If there's ever a time to overload on romance, today is the day.
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Extra-marital affairs are more common in some cities than others, according to an annual report.
For the second year in a row, Washington D.C. has been named the country's most infidelity-prone city.
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Can't stop thinking about your ex? Valentine's Day can make it worse; here are some tips for moving on.
Sometimes your past won't stay where it belongs. During a breakup, denial can keep us from moving on from an ex—especially near Valentine's Day.
That's why love and relationship blog YourTango.com has officially declared Feb. 13 'Break Up With Your Ex' day. This year, The Heart Beat wanted to join in on the festivities. And just what do these festivities include?
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Sounds good to us. With the help of YourTango, we've put together a few tips for moving on from an old flame.


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Understanding Infusion Therapy
From making an appointment to the procedure itself.
It's easy to arrange for a TYSABRI infusion . After you and your doctor have decided TYSABRI is right for you, and you've been enrolled in the TOUCH® Prescribing Program, you can make an appointment at a TOUCH authorized infusion site. This could be at an infusion clinic within a hospital or at a separate center that only gives infusions.
TYSABRI may even be infused right in your doctor's office, if it is specially equipped and TOUCH-authorized. If your doctor doesn't perform infusions, or if you have any problems setting up your infusion, a Biogen Idec Case Manager can help you arrange your appointment or find an infusion site that's convenient for you.
What to expect from your infusion therapy.
Before each infusion, the TOUCH Prescribing Program requires you to review the Patient Medication Guide (PDF) and complete the Pre-infusion Patient Checklist with the infusion site staff. In addition to making sure that you're enrolled in TOUCH, the checklist consists of 3 questions that determine whether or not you can receive your TYSABRI infusion:
- Over the past month, have you had any new or worsening medical problems (such as a new or sudden change in your thinking, eyesight, balance, strength, or other problems) that have persisted over several days?
- Do you have a medical condition that can weaken your immune system , such as HIV infection or AIDS , leukemia or lymphoma , or an organ transplant, that may suggest that your body is not able to fight infections well?
- In the past month, have you taken medicines to treat cancer or MS or any other medicines that weaken your immune system?
If you answer yes to any of these questions, the infusion site staff must contact your doctor to determine whether you can go ahead with the infusion or whether it needs to be rescheduled.
Once you're at the infusion center and have completed any required administrative work (such as reviewing the Patient Medication Guide (PDF) and completing the Pre-infusion Patient Checklist), the actual infusion takes about an hour. After the infusion, you will be observed for another hour to make sure you're not having a reaction that may need medical attention.
To make sure your infusion therapy is as pleasant as possible, wear comfortable, layered clothing that you can adjust in case you become overly warm or cool. It might also be a good idea to bring along an extra sweater or blanket.
If you miss an infusion by accident, simply reschedule your infusion as soon as possible. If, however, you don't qualify for an infusion according to the Pre-infusion Patient Checklist, your doctor will need to decide if another TYSABRI infusion is right for you.
Extra considerations before receiving your infusion.
Make sure to inform your healthcare team about all of your medical conditions. Tell them if:
- You have any new or worsening medical problems (such as a new or sudden change in your thinking, eyesight, balance, or strength or other problems) that have lasted several days
- You have had hives, itching, or trouble breathing during or after an infusion of TYSABRI
- You have a fever or infection (including shingles or any unusually long-lasting infection)
- You are pregnant or plan to become pregnant
- You are breastfeeding
Also, tell them about all of the medicines you're taking, including:
- Prescription and nonprescription medicines
- Vitamins
- Herbal supplements
It may be helpful to keep a list of these medications and bring it with you to every appointment.
You should plan to be examined by a healthcare professional at your 4-week infusion visit, at 3 and 6 months after your first infusion, and at least as frequently as every 6 months thereafter. This will confirm that TYSABRI continues to be an appropriate treatment for your relapsing MS.
Note: You must notify the TOUCH Program before you switch doctors or infusion sites. Otherwise you may not be able to receive your infusion.
Find an Infusion Center Near You.
There are many TOUCH-approved sites across the country that provide TYSABRI infusions. These include infusion centers, specially equipped doctor's offices and infusion clinics within hospitals. The easy-to-use search tool below can help you find one.
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Savannah-Chatham Metro Police said a school bus driver was charged Wednesday after hitting a parked car twice and leaving the scene on Sept. 5. Valeri Williams, 50, was charged by Traffic Unit officers who investigated. Police said Williams was driving a 2001 school bus owned by First Student and was taking students to school. At about 8:30 a.m. on Sept. 5, she drove into the Fenwick Village apartment complex, struck a parked car and hit the car again when she backed up, according to police. She drive across a grassy area in order to leave the area. She is charged with hit-and-run and leaving the scene of an accident, failure to maintain her lane and reckless driving.
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Who do you think voters will choose for Best Rap Album for the 55th GRAMMYs?
From Sept. 1–2 GRAMMY-winning hip-hop pioneer Jay-Z shut down the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia for the first annual Made In America music festival. The lineup featured a mashup of artists spanning rock, pop, dance/electronica, and hip-hop, and the crowd was a reflection of that diversity. I was one of thousands of festivalgoers who braved the extreme heat and rain to see artists such as Gary Clark Jr., Mayback Music Group (featuring Rick Ross, Wale and Meek Mill), Janelle Monáe, and Pearl Jam, among others, take the stage for one of music's biggest Labor Day events yet.
Full review.
Grandmaster Flash to perform 'The Message' with LL Cool J, Common, Rick Ross, & Lupe Fiasco on the #GRAMMYnoms Concert LIVE Nov. 30th on CBS! http://grm.my/swiJC2


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Took an Old Navy maxi dress and cut it up
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SUBMISSION: knitting essentials. print by Kati Lacker.
SUBMISSION: knitting essentials. print by Kati Lacker.
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Happy Chinese New Year!
Glasses from Zenni Optical $16.85Dragon earrings and hoodie from a South Congress boothBaby alpaca scarf self knitted
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Final Day! ON. Sunny Garcia takes Gold, Kaipo Jaquias the Silver (930am), Rochelle Ballard wins the Gold (830am), in the ISA World Championships in Nicaragua SuRochelle Ballard wins Gold! finals for Sunday. Hawaii Wins the Gold Medal at the ISA Aloha Cup!
Bigger Swell and Barrels Abound at the Nicaragua ISA World Masters.
Hawaii Wins the Team Gold Medal at the ISA Aloha Cup
Surf News, 22 July, 2012 : The much-anticipated big swell finally arrived on Day 7 of the Nicaragua ISA World Masters Surfing Championship. Just a slight change in swell direction made a significant difference in the conditions at Colorado Beach at Hacienda Iguana, with long, clean barrels being ridden nearly every heat.
Heat 2 of the Main Event of the Men's Grand Masters (over-40), between Sunny Garcia (HAW), Junior Maciel (BRA) and Dean Randazzo (USA) produced the highest scores of the day. After the morning had delivered some of the best barrels of the event, the afternoon session revealed the true, world-class identity of Colorado Beach at Hacienda Iguana.
Garcia and Randazzo went barrel-for-barrel in their heat. With the energy on the beach rising with the tide, and the conditions getting better and better, Randazzo stroked into a six-foot plus set, made his bottom-turn, stuck his arm in the wave face and then raced through a picture-perfect five-second barrel. He was rewarded the first perfect 10 of the event.
"That wave was so fun. I'm from New Jersey and we have long barrels there also, so I felt like I was back home riding that wave," Randazzo said. "Sunny is a gnarly competitor and when you are competing against someone like him you need to give it your best."
Team Hawaii wins the Aloha Cup © ISA / Parkin
The very next wave, Garcia, who was already sitting on a 9.17, got into a big barrel of his own, parked himself deep and raced out before it shut down. He received a score of 9.97, and won the heat with a two-wave score of 19.14. Randazzo finished in second with an 18.67.
"They decided to postpone and the waves got really good. I'm happy because it's just like home, a sandbar I like to surf; just getting barreled and just having fun," said Garcia, who was mobbed by cameras and spectators at the shoreline after his heat, and greeted by applause from fellow competitors.
Garcia's performance came just after his teammate, Kaipo Jaquias had dominated his heat and come out of what was originally the best barrel of the event. Jaquias advanced with a 15.57, along with Hans Hagen (USA).
Though the afternoon session proved to be the highlight of the day, the morning heats were almost equally as stunning.
In Garcia's Masters heat, he was up against Armando Daltro (BRA) and Rick Takahashi (USA). Daltro is an ASP World Tour veteran and 2000 WQS world champion; Garcia is a former ASP World Tour Champ. Most of Takahashi's successes in surfing have come at the national level. And yet, it was Takahashi who was surfing the best, at a world championship-level.
Sunny Garcia © ISA / Parkin
Takahashi and Garcia had a pair of barrel exchanges, and it was Takahashi who came out on the winning end, after navigating a long, offshore-wind-groomed tube. He won the heat with a two-wave score of 13.5, just ahead of Garcia (13.3) and Daltro (13.2).
When Takahashi came out of the water, teammate Shea Lopez was there to meet him, flying the American flag high and yelled, "Dude, you just beat Sunny Garcia!"
"My goodness, that barrel came out of nowhere," said Takahashi, a huge smile across his face. "Sunny took the first one, then I got mine and turned up the heat on that one, because Sunny had first place. It was fun. All these guys surf really well; if anyone got those waves it wouldn't be me [getting through], so I'm just blessed I got those waves."
In the heat prior to the Takahashi/Garcia duel, Magnum Martinez (VEN) used a combination of barrel-riding and high-performance moves to beat Jaquias, who's been dominant all event. Garcia, Jaquias, Martinez and Takahashi are now just one heat away from the Men's Masters Grand Final.
The following heat, the Women's Masters (over-35) took to the water and the action continued to be fast-paced and exciting. Rochelle Ballard (HAW) came out of back-to-back barrels and had the field in the combination situation just minutes into the heat. She won handily, with a score of 14.17, qualifying for the Grand Final, along with Lucia Gil (ARG), the first ever Argentinean woman to be in the final of an ISA World Championship.
"It was fun now that the waves have picked up. I found a couple of barrels and I'm just surfing and doing my best," Ballard said. "I'm so glad that the Argentinean girl (Gil) went through the heat. This is a great event. I just have to stay humble and continue surfing. You can't think too far ahead in this competition."
In total, 14 competitors and three nations were eliminated from the event today. The USA lost its first athlete, Shea Lopez, but still leads in the race for Team Gold and the perpetual Eduardo Arena Trophy.
Hawaii Wins the Gold Medal at the ISA Aloha Cup
A closely contested Final of the ISA Aloha Cup came down, simply, to finishing. Any team that does not complete all 15 of its rides (3 per competitor) is penalized. With Glen Pang in the lineup needing one ride – any ride – to lock down the win, he managed to catch a small one and stand-up. He reached the shoreline with 15 seconds to make it into his team's zone to prevent Australia from winning Gold. With four seconds to go, he crossed the line and secured the win for Hawaii.
The ISA Aloha Cup is a unique tag-team event that is run at every ISA World Championship, featuring eight qualifying nations. Each team includes five athletes (4 men, 1 woman) to compete in the semifinal/final format.


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Anyone know of any protein shakes that DO NOT cause acne?
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Posted 25 August 2013 - 03:04 PM
Anyone know of any protein shakes that DO NOT cause acne?
Posted 25 August 2013 - 03:23 PM
Well that is not an easy question - there is no perfect one for everyone. Most contain Whey powder, which is dairy, which is a trigger. A lot contain a lot of other junk and sweetners, or artificial sweetners.
Stick to things you know are not triggers- there is egg white protein powder, rice protein powder, pea protein and hemp protein. Then you add it to your own smoothies or whatever, and you don't end up with all the other junk they put in those 'blended' protein powders.
Posted 29 August 2013 - 07:50 AM
I prefer Hemp protein
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Get rice protein, free of dairy and gluten and it is almost same quality of whey.
Posted 28 October 2013 - 11:08 AM
iso 100 do a protein powder with gluten and lactose removed from it, unfortunately it is around £30 more expensive than most 2.2kg tubs
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Inspired by the Romeo and Juliet movie, this pair of earrings fascinates with the shape of a bow featuring Light Moonlight crystals. Elegantly combining rose gold-plated and palladium-plated elements, it's ideal for creating an edgy and romantic style.
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Milwaukee's newest J.J. comes to town just in time to see his favorite band
Milwaukee acquired another J.J. today as the Milwaukee Bucks dealt for J.J. Redick, a sharp shooting guard from the Orlando Magic. Redick's a Duke guy, so he'll fit in well with fellow Dukie Mike Dunleavy, Jr.
The 28 year-old was the 11th pick in the 2006 NBA draft, and if you follow him on Twitter you'll note that he's a big food and music guy. Both bode well for a good fit in Milwaukee.
Fittingly, one of his favorite groups, Milo Greene, plays Milwaukee's Historic Turner Ballroom on March 25.
Milwaukee loved its first J.J. when Hardy played for the Brewers. So, let's also warmly welcome J.J. Redick and his wife to our town.
Go see him and the rest of the Bucks Saturday night. They host the Hawks at 7:30 p.m.
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Highlights: Tour New Zealand's North and South Islands for less.
Get to know this intriguing kiwi nation with a three-week trip through both islands. The tour starts and ends in Auckland, and includes some truly "only in New Zealand" experiences like Maori cultural encounters, sea kayaking in the Doubtful Sound, surfing lessons in Raglan, and a trip to Franz Josef National Park. Other adrenaline-pumping activities include a mountain biking excursion and the chance to take on the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, one of the most popular one-day treks in the country. Hiking, biking and opportunities to skydive and bungee jump are also available if you're feeling extra gutsy.
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Historically a nation of immigrants, the United States is home to nearly 41 million immigrants, who represent 13 percent of the total population and play a key role in the economic, civic, and cultural life of the country. The research collected here covers many facets of immigration to the United States, by the numbers and how immigrants fare in the country's classrooms and workplaces, the policies and regulations that shape the admission of new immigrants, the enforcement programs and polices in place at U.S. borders and within the interior, and integration policies and efforts taking place in local communities, in states, and at the federal level.
Between 1960 and 2012 the share of Canadians in the U.S. foreign-born population declined from 10 to 2 percent, while the actual number of Canadian immigrants has remained remarkably steady. Using the most up-to-date statistics, this profile examines the Canadian immigrant population by size, age, location, college education, and more.
Central American migrants have long hopped freight trains known as "La Bestia," or the beast, to get through Mexico en route to the United States. While Mexico has been accused of turning a blind eye to this traffic, U.S. outcry over the surge of unaccompanied child migrants has drawn new attention to the use of the trains. This article highlights the journey aboard the trains, the dangers faced by migrants, and responses by the Mexican government and others.
Find relevant MPI resources on the child migration crisis—from research, articles, and public briefings that analyze the trends and policy developments surrounding the recent uptick in migration of unaccompanied minors to data on Central American immigrant populations and country profiles of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras—all in one place. Click here.
Globalization has made the international mobility of high-skilled workers a vital issue for the United States. MPI's Maia Jachimowicz and Policy Analyst Deborah W. Meyers explain the complicated visa system for high-skilled temporary workers.
Although the foreign born remain concentrated in certain states, many immigrants are moving into "non-traditional" areas. Elizabeth Grieco, MPI Data Manager, has prepared a spotlight on their settlement patterns.
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A recent report published by U.S. Trust, Bank of America's private wealth management wing, reveals the Baby Boomers' disturbing and ahistorical views about leaving behind an inheritance for their survivors. From the report's key findings section:
only about half (55 percent) of Baby Boomers think it is important to leave a financial inheritance to their children. Among those who don't think it is important, one in three (31 percent) said they would rather leave money to charity than to their children.
In comparison, 73 percent of people 67+ said it is important to leave behind a financial inheritance for their heirs, and 76 percent of people aged 18 to 46 believed the same.
Baby boomers trailed individuals aged 67+ and 18-46 in explaining their motivation for leaving an inheritance as "to protect family wealth," "to have influence on children after I am gone," "family tradition," "to express how I feel about children/heirs," and "it is a moral obligation." However, Boomers led the pack in explaining their motivation for leaving an inheritance as "a tax strategy."
Rather than pass wealth down through the generations to help their children and grandchildren, almost a full third of Boomers indicated a preference to give everything away to charity. While 14% of people age 18-46 and 16% of those aged over 67 would not leave behind an inheritance on this basis, a full 31% of Boomers said they would. Yes, you read that correctly: Boomers would rather basically give their money to "Charity" – an undefined mass of hippies, effete slackers with useless advanced degrees, and inefficient intellectual property bullies – than their own flesh and blood.
In the past, extended and immediate families were more of an economic unit than one of emotions. Parents, children, siblings, cousins and uncles would work together to form a family business, or complementary businesses. Marriages were sealed with dowries and arranged in order to amass and protect fortunes and land. Now they're basically a roulette table where the wealthier party places half of his or her assets on red. This decoupling of money and feelings has now reached inheritance, with Boomers leading the way in screwing over their progeny.
Ironically, the Boomers were born into near-tranquility and rode a wave of U.S. supremacy ignited by the destruction of Europe in WWII and sustained by the market distortions and trade embargoes of the Cold War. When that ended, they implemented policies such as NAFTA and gave nations such as China most-favored-nation status in trading, ensuring that a) goods were cheap to trade, and b) manufactured elsewhere.
While costs soared in the U.S. for a variety of reasons, and opportunities dwindled in the U.S. for another variety of reasons, young people patiently hung on for their parents to die so they would finally have some shot of accumulating wealth. Many held out hope for a hot cash transfer to finally kick off adulthood and a foothold on financial prosperity. It appears, however, that the boomers have screwed that up for young people too.
N.B. – The 642 respondents in the U.S. Trust research all had at least $3 million in investable assets, but a) that's about 2 million people in America, so the sample size and population it drew from is statistically significant; and b) who cares about your attitudes toward inheritance if you don't have anything to leave behind.


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My own foray into politics…
I think I may have already mentioned being elected to the University Student Senate at the beginning of summer, but last Friday we held our executive board elections and I'm now one of the three co-chairs of the student senate. This means I get to have a lot of meetings and receive a lot of emails for nothing more than the privilege of the title and serving the university community. But that's honestly more than fine with me. I'm really excited about working with the administration, and especially our new president, and can't wait to see what we accomplish.
(Two things I want to do this year: 1. community garden, 2. barcamp!)
This is likely my sole foray into politics (being the tattooed peace-loving vegan socialist that I am, and all — though some friends argue that should not be a barrier in the future), but I have high hopes of it being a really positive experience.
Other cool stuff I'm doing? Well, I'm taking 4 classes this semester — int'l law, post-colonial theory, refugees & migration, and French. I'm also volunteering with the IRC twice a week (as a tutor working with kids who have refugee status). And while not cool, I'm also still working in consumer research part-time to pay the bills. (Does anyone want to give me a more meaningful part-time job? Please?)
So, yeah, life is back to being all over the place. But I love this kind of madness because, generally (i.e., not the job that pays the bills), these are things I love and that really make a difference in people's lives.
Also, I <3 my weird lefty university. (We just had the installment of the new president yesterday, which I managed to attend, and everyone gave really great speeches, so I'm feeling the love for my school right now.)


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It was supposed to be a happy landing for Justin Bieber here at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey and the start of a weekend of Super Bowl parties. Instead, he narrowly avoided being deported back to Canada after a strange smell raised suspicions, law enforcement sources told me.
A welcoming committee of U.S. Customs officers and Port Authority police officers escorted Bieber into an interview room, as seen in a picture from TMZ. Local and federal law enforcement sources said he was flagged on arrival because of a pending assault charge in his native Canada and a DUI arrest in Miami.
One of his fans, Kaitlyn Nilo, was so concerned about him she rushed to the airport in her house slippers. She said she just needed to be close to him.
SkyFoxHD was above the scene moments after a Port Authority police K-9 unit checked his private jet and came up with hits for marijuana residue, law enforcement sources told me. All 12 passengers on the plane were searched, and the luggage was checked. It came up clean. The teen superstar was held for nearly 6 hours while federal authorities decided his fate. They ultimately decided to let him in the United States.
Bieber left with his entourage and looked as though they were headed to the city. He was expected to be at a Playboy magazine event. Sources told me his handlers are lining up a heavy schedule of parties.
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A pathogen (Greek: πάθος pathos "suffering, passion" and γενής genēs "producer of") or infectious agent (colloquially known as a germ) is a microorganism—in the widest sense, such as a virus, bacterium, prion, or fungus—that causes disease in its host. The host may be an animal (including humans), a plant, or even another microorganism.[1][2]
There are several substrates including pathways whereby pathogens can invade a host. The principal pathways have different episodic time frames, but soil contamination has the longest or most persistent potential for harboring a pathogen. Diseases caused by organisms in humans are known as pathogenic diseases. Some of the diseases that a pathogen can cause are smallpox, influenza, mumps, measles, chickenpox, ebola, and rubella.
Not all pathogens are necessarily undesirable to humans. In entomology, pathogens are one of the "Three P's" (predators, pathogens and parasitoids) that serve as natural or introduced biological controls to suppress arthropod pest populations.[3]
Pathogenic viruses are mainly those of the families of: Adenoviridae, bacteria Picornaviridae, Herpesviridae, Hepadnaviridae, Flaviviridae, Retroviridae, Orthomyxoviridae, Paramyxoviridae, Papovaviridae, Polyomavirus, Rhabdoviridae, Togaviridae. Viruses typically range between 20-300 nanometers in length. [4]
Although the vast majority of bacteria are harmless or beneficial, a few pathogenic bacteria can cause infectious diseases. Bacteria can often be killed by antibiotics because the cell wall in the outside is destroyed, expelling the DNA out of the body of the pathogen, therefore making the pathogen incapable of producing proteins and dies. They typically range between 1 and 5 micrometers in length.
Fungi comprise a eukaryotic kingdom of microbes that are usually saprophytes but can cause diseases in humans, animals and plants. Fungi are the most common cause of diseases in crops and other plants. The typical fungal spore size is 1-40 micrometer in length.
Some eukaryotic organisms, such as protists and helminths, cause disease.
According to the prion theory, prions are infectious pathogens that do not contain nucleic acids. These abnormally-folded proteins are found characteristically in some diseases such as scrapie, bovine spongiform encephalopathy (mad cow disease) and Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease.[5] Although prions fail to meet the requirements laid out by Koch's postulates, the hypothesis of prions as a new class of pathogen led Stanley B. Prusiner to receive the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1997.
Animal pathogens are disease-causing agents of wild and domestic animal species, at times including humans.[6]
Virulence (the tendency of a pathogen to cause damage to a host's fitness) evolves when that pathogen can spread from a diseased host, despite that host being very debilitated. Horizontal transmission occurs between hosts of the same species, in contrast to vertical transmission, which tends to evolve symbiosis (after a period of high morbidity and mortality in the population) by linking the pathogen's evolutionary success to the evolutionary success of the host organism.
Evolutionary medicine has found that under horizontal transmission, the host population might never develop tolerance to the pathogen.
Transmission of pathogens occurs through many different routes, including airborne, direct or indirect contact, sexual contact, through blood, breast milk, or other body fluids, and through the fecal-oral route.


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Rock Fest Preview - Godsmack
I don't need to tell you anything about Godsmack, outside of the fact they're your Friday night headliners at Rock Fest this year!
I don't need to tell you anything about Godsmack, outside of the fact they're your Friday night headliners at Rock Fest this year!
With a new album out, Lzzy Hale and her band is ready to cement her status as the best chick in rock while on tour this summer...see for yourself at Rock Fest 2012!
Ready for me to be punny? If you're into gambling, go ALL IN on this band from Las Vegas at this years Rock Fest!!!
Joining the crazy Saturday lineup is 10 Years! These guys have one of the most underrated live shows in rock...DON'T MISS IT!!!
They are MORE than qualified to kick Rock Fest into high gear on Thursday evening!
Rock Fest 2012 will take an F'n BRUTAL turn on Friday night with 5FDP!
Your Thursday night headliner for Rock Fest...SHINEDOWN!
P Roach is on their way to the big stage at Rock Fest!!! Get ticket details here!!!
Get ready for SEVENDUST! Live at Rock Fest 2012!!!
Can't wait to see these guys throw down at Rock Fest!!!
They will be on stage Saturday alongside Papa Roach, Sevendust, and Iron Maiden!
For the first time ever, Rock Fest will allow you to upgrade your general admission tickets to VIP BEFORE ROCK FEST STARTS! Here are the details from Rock Fest:
"Due to the tremendous amount of requests by you Rock Festers, for the first & only time Rock Fest is releasing a limited quantity of One-Day VIP UPGRADES pre-Rock Fest. These are UPGRADES ONLY.
To be eligible for this opportunity you must be a current GA 1-day or 4-Day Ticket Holder. These limited One-Day VIP Upgrades will be available for $99.
One-Day UPGRADES go On-Sale Tuesday, May 15th @ 8:30 am CST
Call 800-326-FEST (3378) (phone only, not available online)
$99 One-Day UPGRADE Cost (includes all fees)
Have your Order Number when you call (Rock Fest will need to confirm you are a current GA Ticket Holder)
VIP Sections B & C are SOLD OUT & Section A & D Four-Day Tickets are selling fast
The limited quantity of UPGRADES will be in Section A or D. Designate which Section you would prefer, and the best available seat will be assigned
One-Day VIP UPGRADES include permanent seat, meals and unlimited beer, water & soda for that day
When these limited UPGRADES are gone, they're gone.
* Upgrades at the Event are dependent upon availability. There is no guarantee you will be able to upgrade at Rock Fest '12"
That's the story that Deuce, former lead singer of Hollywood Undead is telling cops. He says after he left a club, the rest of the band was waiting for him...they jumped him and roughed him up pretty good. He's went to the police and lawyered-up. You can read the TMZ story here. Let's just hope this doesn't mess with HU's Rock Fest spot!


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Taeyang what in almighty fucks do u got on? It's just as bad when he had that denim one piece on in the airport. And those braids…..Bruh this ain't the 90's!
And G-Dragon your outfit ain't that bad, just that bandanna and earrings. I can actually tolerate your jacket.
It's about time we form a prayer circle for Ji and Bae cuz them latest IG pics are str8 fuckery. They've been watching to many WSHH videos. Like @kenyaqueen (check out her tumblr) says they sold themselves to the ratchet devil. smh.
Don't think I'm hatin cuz I'm not. I'm just saying this out of a place of love.
Gawd Bae and Ji looked so fuckin ratchet! *sighs*
But anyways Big Bang slayed….like always :)
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Yes someone uploaded the parody. LOVE IT! lol
Yes this GD interview for XXL was really good. He was speaking the truth and threw some shade. lol.
Just saw GD comeback performances and he looks so ridiculous. lol.
The hair, outfits, and don't get me started on them extra tattoos on his right arm.
The whole time I was like:
So GD has his yellow/blonde hair in cornrows
I already see the "G Dragon is acting so black" comments.
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5 - 5:30 a.m. The Great Outdoors with Charlie Potter
5:30 - 6 a.m. Love Changes Life
6 - 6:30 a.m. The Lutheran Hour
6:30 - 9 a.m. The Sunday Papers with Rick Kogan
7:35 a.m. While addiction is no laughing matter, Rick Kogan learns about a program that uses comedy to help recovering addicts.
9 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Dean Richards
11:35 a.m. Bill Murray joins Dean Richards to talk about his new movie where he portrays FDR as well as his thoughts on the town's baseball teams.
12:15 p.m. Cubs Insider with David Kaplan
12:15 p.m. As the season winds down, the Cubs could play the role of spoiler with several teams in contention coming to town. Dave Kaplan examines the scenarios on Cubs Insider.
12:45 p.m. Chicago Cubs Pre-Game with Judd Sirott
1:20 p.m. Chicago Cubs Baseball with Pat Hughes and Keith Moreland
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5 - 6 p.m. Sports Central with Glen Kozlowski and Jim Memelo
5:07 p.m. Koz and Memolo take your calls on the Cubs game as well as review Sunday's NFL action with a special eye on how the teams in the NFC Central do with both the Bears and Packers now 1 and 1.
6 - 9 p.m. Brian Noonan
7:07 p.m. In advance of his new album "Hit Me Back" being released, Chicago's own Michael McDermott drops by to share some of his new music and a few stories with Brian Noonan.
9 - 10 p.m. Sunday Night Radio Special with Bob Sirott and Marianne Murciano
9:05 p.m. To be on the Late Show, you had to go through him. Bob and Marianne learn what it was like being the talent coordinator for David Letterman when they replay their conversation with Eddie Brill.
10 p.m. - 12 a.m. Extension 720 with Milt Rosenberg
10:07 p.m. Milt Rosenberg teaches you the impact tax policies have on growth in America, and how the Midwest can possibly blaze a trail for the rest of the country.
2:35 a.m. Could it be the slinky? How about Barbie? Maybe G.I. Joe? Bill Leff reveals the 'Toy of the Century' and then wants to hear if you agree.


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Looking for liars, don't look at GOP
An Aug. 5 letter writer de- scribed why he left the Republican Party, citing Congressman Kelly's comments about Obama's infringement on our religious liberty. He refers to it as a "contraception mandate." It didn't make the news down here in Florida. We did read about a Democrat "flunky" wanting everyone to pay for her prophylactics. Being a Catholic university student, maybe she should learn the rhythm system or withdrawal.
No, this was not an example of "right wing insanity." There is nothing that this president does that is agreeable: White House security leaks, rejection of pipeline-building job creation, obfuscation about "fast and furious" and ad nauseam. And to think, I was J.F.K. Democrat.
The letter claimed that Republicans are into fear mongering and hatred. Whose ads show an old lady being pushed off a cliff? Whose political leader accuses Romney of not paying his taxes for 10 years? Whatever happened to his administration's tax caps? And the other day, Vice President Biden told blacks that Romney will have them in chains again.
The only truth about this administration is that they lie, obfuscate and deceive.
Edward Sowinski Jr., Esq., Fort Myers, Fla.
just count your votes correctly eddie, that's all we need to hear from a floridian...oh, and nice choice with your guv
If the democraps were smart enough to operate a punch card voting machine last time there would not of been a issue now would there?
Have no problem with our governor but wish that Florida had a state income tax like Ohio plus some city taxes and at least a 6.75% sales tax instead of that measly 6% so we would not feel that we weren't paying our share.
It is just not right that we rip off all the yankees when they come south for the winter but oh well, someone has to do it!!!
Kasich expressed hostility toward the teacher unions because of his obligations to charter school/private school campaign contributors, and the lack of support he received from teachers. He however never indicated in the campaign that he wanted to eliminate collective bargaining for public employees. If he had, he never would have been elected. Along with his hostility toward teacher unions, he also decided to reward his charter school/private school campaign contributors with funds targeted for public school education, hence the cuts. So to believe that Kasich was anywhere near telling the truth during his campaign for governor concerning his true intentions once elected is the ultimate in having one's head buried deeply in the sand, or elsewhere.
Ed's last statement states the obvious. What's to complain about? But to think that flip flop Mittens is any better is more head in the sand burying.
I wish people would look at the Keystone pipeline issue with some objectivity.
First, it wasn't passed because its routing took it over the Ogalla Aquifer which provides water to eight midwest states. An oil spill there would be devestating. Second, the route passed through an active seimic zone which is no good for pipelines. Finally, the oil is currently being shipped to midwest refineries and this pipeline would ship it to the gulf coast. This means higher gas prices for the US midwest because oil would be less abundant in that immediate area.
The pipeline will be re-routed and it will be built once these concerns are alleviated. Blaming the president for blocking the contruction shows an ignorance of the issue.
Hman.....It's eddie's first statement the proves he's an idiot and that there is no need to read any further.
You can tell this guy only watches Fox News.
"Looking for liars, don't look at GOP"
So if I go out and register as a Republican real quick, then whatever I say from that point on, will not be a lie, no matter what?
Absolutely god bless us man, we need it. lol
How's that "hope & change" working for our American economy? How about the "transparency" Obama promised. He uses the worst philosophy ever - Chicago style politics. Obama is "done in one" . . .
America's last chance before "going over the fiscal cliff" is this NOV
Very entertaining...better than watching mindless cable shows & still gives me great laughs.


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Honda has released the following video of its new CBR250R. 2011 Honda CBR250R first pictures The single 249cc cylinder will apparently make 26bhp and 17lb/ft of torque, while the bike itself will weigh 169kg. Honda says it has introduced the CBR250R "…to spread the unknown joy of riding around the world." Price is not currently known, but estimated to be ...
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13 July 2010 14:47
This video has surfaced of the 2011 Kawasaki Ninja 400R on Italian website Motoblog.it. Buy a used Kawasaki The bike, which features a 399cc DOHC parallel twin capable of delivering 44bhp, is set to go on sale in Japan and Canada, and there are calls for the bike to come to the UK to fill a void in the market. ...
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I just came across this video of the new 2011 Kawasaki ZX-10R warming up at Suzuka and thought I'd share it!
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Yamaha MotoGP stars Valentino Rossi, James Toseland, Colin Edwards and Jorge Lorenzo appear in this new Yamaha spoof video. Find a Yamaha for sale Read Yamaha bike reviews The film was made in anticipation of next week's launch of the new YZ450F motocross bike. It shows Rossi asking James "Bubba" Stewart if the bike runs on Espresso, and Colin Edwards asking if ...
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Sceptics who feared MotoCzysz might not be able to deliver its electric TTXGP racer in time for the race behold: it's the E1PC testing on the dyno. And what a lovely sight and sound the couple make. Michael Czysz says his new 'digital superbike' will revolutionise sportsbike ownership, as its PC-like 'open architecture' concept allows owners to upgrade parts and ...
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25 December 2008 09:00
LAMBRETTA scooters have returned to the world stage after an Italian firm unveiled three new Chinese-made models. The Pato 50, 125 and 150 made their public debut earlier this year in a flurry of publicity. The scooters are only going to be available in Italy, through Italian firm Motom. Watch the clip to see the new scooters in action.
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15 October 2008 13:30
Suzuki recently unveiled the replacement for the current SV650, the Suzuki SVF650 Gladius. The Gladius is based on the same v-twin engine as the SV650, but is aimed at a more novice audience. The major change is the styling, which is a lot funkier, bringing the bike in to line with competitors like the Kawasaki ER-6n and Ducati Monster 696. ...
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Motorcycles are set to join the gearbox revolution that has hit the car world, with Honda preparing to unleash dual-clutch semi-automatic technology for motorcycles. Dual-clutch gearboxs have been around for cars since 2003 and now Honda are the first bike maker to show an interest in the system, hoping to install it into an inline four-cylinder sports bike engine. Skip the video ...
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A course at the Coffey School of Aeronautics in Chicago in 1941 trained blacks in aviation mechanics. The Civilian Pilot Training (CPT) program provided greater opportunities for blacks to participate in aviation.
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Here are five other things we had no idea actually still existed until we looked them up.
We spent a good portion of our formative years walking up and down the "Wild Comedies" aisle of the local Blockbuster Video. Now, it seems, a combination of Netlix, DVR, and something called a "computer" is forcing the former movie rental behemoth to shutter its final 300 stores. Which got us thinking…there were still 300 Blockbuster stores?! What else that we thought long ago went the way of the Dodo bird is actually still alive and kicking? Here are five things we (didn't have to) dig up.
Grey's Anatomy
Photo Courtesy of ABC
Remember that godawful ER ripoff your college girlfriend forced you to watch with her? Well, it's now in its 10th season! More like Dr. McSteamy Pile of Shit.
Bit-O-Honey Bar
Your grandpa's favorite nasty-ass candy bar should have died with him.
Kansas City Royals
Photo: Brian D. Kersey / Getty Images | Licensed to Alpha Media Group 2013
It's really saying something that the first thing we think of when we hear the word "royals" isn't the MLB team, but this ubiquitous earworm by a 17-year-old New Zealander. (By the way, Lorde, happy bday!)
Abe Vigoda
Photo: Kristin Callahan / Everett Collection | Licensed to Alpha Media Group 2013
He was Sal Tessio in The Godfather, Fish on Barney Miller, and—thank the god of insanely bushy eyebrows—still walking the Earth at the age of 92.
Wait, seriously, it's not a part of Spain now or something?
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I have been speaking to South Mayor Vice Mayor Walter Harris for several months regarding my concern about our city being included in the category of "dense urban area." Harris went to our city manager, Steven Alexander, to discuss this. Alexander told Harris that the city is eligible for various funds, including grants, that it would not otherwise receive without that designation. Our citizenry is being kept in the dark about what will be demanded of our city for accepting any "outside" funds. I suspect that we will be forced to accept even more low-income developments that:
• Enrich developers by many millions of dollars at the taxpayers expense.
• Discriminate against the occupants of said housing by never providing the amount of parking that is mandated by ordinance in our Land Development Code.
• Increase density in this tiny city that is already very crowded and has been built out for many years.
• Place a burden of unsustainable density on the city's infrastructure. Public transportation is woefully inadequate. Miami-Dade County's water and sewer infrastructure is so broken that it is highly unethical to allow any new development to hook up to those systems until there is a sustainable system.
• Create an influx of additional low-income families without vehicles who have to cross U.S. 1 on foot (a deadly proposition) to reach our downtown district. South Miami's restaurants and stores are mainly patronized by the affluent. Many of the middle-class residents have been priced out of our downtown district. Any newcomers will be relegated by financial status to the west side of U.S. 1, thereby creating a ghetto.
South Miami is under siege by developers who are destroying great numbers of decades old trees. The new tree ordinance does not protect even one tree from developers with deep pockets.
Remember, our city is a designated bird sanctuary, and trees are desperately needed to fight climate change.
Citizens, it is time to voice your concerns.
Antoinette Fischer, South Miami


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some record label that have Adele cold play dizzy rascle and used to have the prodigy have shown interest to my band wow
Who said that?!
Who else is excited for Loor A Los Heroes summer e.p featuring probably 5 songs, 3 unheard and not even recorded yet!
Delay, Delay.
How wonderful is that? such a lovely song, so excited to get my hands on a copy of that and funtimes!
been behind a drum kit for most of this week, loved every minute like, but another 2 hour rehearsal tonight and then i have rehearsals in school tomorrow. This best all be worth it in the end!
solonelyicoulddie-deactivated20 asked: Are you seeing New Order in April :) ? x
i am not friend, im seeing them in hyde park with blur and the specials though! x


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A wandering soul, bereft of being
touching not Earth nor other,
flittering like crippled butterfly wings
through rising sun and glittering moon.
Atop his head, no crown of thorns
but shards of glass, regret and poison
past mistakes weighed down his frail frame.
And laughs betray his sorrow.
Every stumble, every step
every mumble, every drop
another piece of broken heart
would tumble, brined and burst.
Until the day he saw a vision
a dancing beam of pulchritude.
within this light he saw the truth.
No shadow there to see had he.
And so with might he forced a rage
and set his corpus into flame
a sacrifice, for why? To dream
of bathing in that dancing beam.
The wafting tang of charring flesh
begat the nostrils of all acquainted.
A soul destroyed, a soul so tainted
upon the Earth as ash.
Then from the dust, bedazzling wings
and wondrous calls and rampant songs.
From charred remains arose the phoenix fair.
The body of good from dirt of wrongs.
A wandering soul, bereft of being


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Just came in from a run on High Traverse, which opened today! The snow is cold, light, and FUN! There wasn't a whisper of wind; and even after a full day of bluebird skies (I skied at 2pm), the trees were still loaded with snow. It's so nice to have Sherwood Chair open as well. Below are some photos (taken between 2pm and 3pm today):
Everyone was stoked for a bluebird pow day:
Half the fun about High Traverse is the stroll along the Pacific Crest:
If High Traverse is open, so is the Sherwood Chair:
Cool snow shapes along the ridge:


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Stars Step Out Without Make Up!
Catch a rare glimpse of some of your favourite celebs rocking the au naturelle look...
Catch a rare glimpse of some of your favourite celebs rocking the au naturelle look...
The show's future was in doubt
The former American Idol had no sympathy for Jennifer Lawrence and the rest...
Her parents said they are taking some time apart...
The actress and her husband recently welcomed their first child...
Creepiest stalker story ever!
Demi Moore's daughters decided to take a bath together...
Ora's ex blocked performances of 'I Will Never Let You Down'
The film will mark Jolie's fourth time as director
Thankfully he says "I was proved completely wrong"
Hmm…explain that one
The musical icons recorded the track 33 years ago
The hoax fooled just about everyone
This girl's got style!
The pair remembered how hilarious Robin was
Rihanna and Kevin Spacey are among the stars who are said to have visited
Model is NOT happy and she's completely right
Stephen Soundheim hit is being adapted for the big screen
The couple finally called it quits this summer
Are the couple are said to be breaking up?
Could the show work without her?
He was joking if course...
The newlywed had the pefect day
Save it for The Big Reunion!
Art Official Age is out on September 29
Kylie has admitted she's jealous of her sister's wardrobe
Who will he play?
Also starring: Gabrielle Union, Michael Ealy and Regina Hall
According to reports it'll be a Spring baby
The couple welcomed their first child last week
And goes back to using Simpson only when she wants to get a reservation in a restaurant
Prepare to be shocked...
The two directors have been locked in a Twitter fight
This is completely crazy
Do North and Penelope have a cousin?
The show will be back on screens on September 22
Onwards and upwards for the businessman!
Actress had been rumoured to have nearly collided with a bus
Well done Angie
The TV film has also been given a premiere date!
That's a whole lot of Miley
The rapper was being sued by her former hair stylist
The woman launched a persistent cyperstalking campaign against the star
The actor will play the role of Danny
Aubrey has been confirmed to play the voice of Grumpy Cat in the upcoming movie
'A real man must be a real man... I won't accept a gay son'
The producer has described the actress as 'exceptional'
Wowzers, there's no other word for this - Kendall is so hot!
The actress will be appearing alongside Olivia Colman and David Tennant
Singer seems happier than ever
The movie has got a mixed reaction so far from the critics