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"These analogies are ridiculous. You are all talking about morals and cheating in a video game that features Ganking, Camping, Node Camping, Pick Pocketing and Killing other players."
What is your point?
Even war has ethics and rules of engagement.
As for the sports analogy with performance enhancing drugs, I have two points I'd like to make about that:
1. Sports matter as much to me as WoW. It's as relevant to me as WoW. It's as real to me as WoW. I don't see ANY reason to make one more "important" than the other.
To me, olympic athletes, baseball stars and the world they live in, is as much a fantasy world as the world of warcraft.
It's not real... Not in any way that WoW isn't also.
It has no impact on my life in any way, that WoW doesn't also have.
2. Cheating puts you ahead of the rest of the competitors, regardless of which world we are talking about.
So I'm glad to see that you also do not condone cheating. But knowingly or not, that is what happened.
"I was banned, on my first infraction, without question or consideration. I'll cope with that."
I admire you.
I wouldn't be able to.
That's probably why I would have contacted a GM immediately, to make certain that this wasn't a mistake.
"Banning everyone else, people who weren't even involved has always been the focus of my ire with this situation."
I can see your point. I too believe that Blizzard should probably look a little further into the matter to make sure no innoncents were banned in the fallout.


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Black Boots
Imagine a dystopian landscape void of freedom. You can't say what you want. You can't emote how you want. You can't listen to the music you choose. It's an alternate reality ruled by an oppressive government clad in white uniforms and dominating with an iron fist. However, there is a symbol of hope on the horizon.
Enter two musical rebels known only as Black Boots. They are here for one reason alone, and that is to carry their message to the masses. They come armed with explosive big room anthems, punk rock attitude, orchestral breakdowns and massive pop melodies. They deliver an unforgettable performance. They offer an escape. With revolution in their hearts and on their minds, they're about to stomp right through modern electronic dance music.
Black Boots' co-conspirators Mikey Francis [vocals, production] and Lightknife [production] first joined forces in the summer of 2011 in a small apartment in the heart of Las Vegas. What started as a simple idea has rapidly evolved into a large-scale effort to give the emerging electronic dance music scene something different – timeless songs with substance, purpose and emotion.
"We're building a bridge here," declares Lightknife. "Black Boots has got an electronic body, but a rock 'n' roll soul. At the same time, the songwriting is genuine and organic. It's written with feeling."
It's the duo's rebellious and genre-bending ethos that fuels many of their other tracks – including "Streetwalker." Shimmering synths build alongside Mikey's elegant delivery as the song swells into an irresistible refrain. It's a towering dance floor roller coaster that even features a hypnotic female vocal cameo from Mikey's cousin Katie Roberts.
"That song is about having lost yourself and going through the process trying to figure out who you really are," Mikey reveals. "You're out there walking the streets alone. All you have is yourself. It has that male and female dynamic, and it really explores the beautiful yet terrifying emptiness of trying to find your identity. We've all been lost at some point in our lives, but we eventually make our way back home."
Every element of every song converges in one unique vision. You can also clearly see this vision come to life in their introductory video, Black Boots: How it Begins, which takes a closer look into the ominous world in which Black Boots and their die-hard followers are rebelling against.
"Black Boots encourages chaos, sexuality, expression, and independence," affirms Lightknife. "We're freedom, and we're lawless." On the topic of electronic music he states, "It's not coincidental that dance music has risen to its current point of success. In times like this, people turn to the things that allow them to lose themselves. We aim to fuel that sentiment."
Live, they certainly do. In fact, the onstage experience reflects the larger-than-life story at the heart of the music as Mikey sings his heart out and Lightknife orchestrates the production in real-time via midi controllers, sequencers and synthesizers. Mikey elaborates, "We want people to tap back into their primal selves and experience something organic and real. If people walk away from our show with an experience, they'll remember it for the rest of their lives."
Ultimately, Black Boots are fostering a connection that is as timeless as it is innovative, and this is only the beginning of their story. "We want everyone to walk away with something that affects them emotionally," the two architects agree. "It's romantic. It's dangerous. It's energetic. It's new"

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KINGSTON, R.I. (AP) _ E.C. Matthews scored 15 points with five rebounds and three assists as Rhode Island defeated Massachusetts Lowell 79-68 on Saturday.
Former Rams star, turned reality star Lamar Odom sat courtside, and was honored by the school with 4 minutes to go in the first half. He is working out in Kingston, hoping to attempt an NBA comeback.
Xavier Munford had a team-high 16 points shooting 8 of 12 from the line. He also had six rebounds and six assists. T. J. Buchanan came in from the bench to score 11 points with four rebounds. Both teams started cold but a dunk by Munford and a trio of 3-pointers by Matthews midway through the first period moved the Rams (4-2) ahead to lead by eight points at the break. They would open their lead to as much as 15 points in the second period, shooting 53 percent from the field and sinking 61.3 percent from the line. Chad Holley led the River Hawks with a game-high 23 points. Kerry Weldon chipped in with 9 points and 8 rebounds.
Former Rhode Island players Odom, Tavorris Bell and Ed Brown were on hand for the game. All three were part of the 1998-99 team that won the Atlantic 10 Championship for the Rams. Also on the team was URI assistant coach Preston Murphy.
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Maybe you've just bought a new house — congrats, by the way.
Maybe you want to update the home you already own.
Either way, new furniture, which will amount to a considerable investment, is in your future.
But where to start? Sofa, chair, new bedroom set, coffee table, ottoman?
Just like everything else, there's a pecking order when it comes to buying furniture. Some pieces are simply more important than others.
After ogling furniture — I'm planning to make some changes in my own house — and talking to several interior designers, I've come up with a list of the five most important pieces of furniture for your house.
• Sofa. The sofa is the center of your house, and it should fit your lifestyle.
"It's where you sit and watch TV. It's where you have conversations as a family. Dare I say it's probably where a good portion of us Americans actually eat dinner," says Charles Oglesby, chief of design for Scott Shuptine Interiors in Royal Oak, Mich.
"You have to make sure that workhorse is, No. 1, comfortable. And No. 2, durable," he says.
Buying tip: "Go for something simple with clean lines. And if they want to add wild toss pillows, interesting out-of-the-box end table or coffee table, they can," says Stephen Knollenberg, who made the 2010 Architectural Digest list of the top 100 designers and owns Stephen Knollenberg in Birmingham, Mich.
"But I would let the upholstery be more quiet. Do an oatmeal color, do a white, do a chocolate brown or a gray. Obviously, if you have little kids and spaghetti sauce, you're going to want to choose a chocolate brown."
Another buying tip: If you have a dog, Oglesby recommends considering leather because it doesn't retain odors.
• Bed. In addition to a good mattress, every bed outside of a college dorm room or an undergraduate apartment needs a frame that includes a headboard.
"A lot of us, we sit up in bed and read. You need something that is going to support you," Oglesby says.
Whether you choose a wood headboard or upholstered headboard, a really great bed frame "lends itself to the aesthetic" of the room, Oglesby says. "You want your bedroom to be very, very inviting. You want it to be someplace you want to go. You want to escape and rest and relax."
Buying tip: Don't skimp on your mattress. "It's important for your health," says Mary Olk, owner of Designer Interiors, also in Royal Oak. "You spend a third of your life in bed."
• Dining table and chairs. Dining tables made from reclaimed wood are especially popular and can work in traditional settings as well as more casual, modern settings.
As for the chairs, just make sure they're comfortable.
"You don't want people to ... dine and go," Oglesby says. "You want people to sit down and kind of relax and enjoy one another's company. It reminds me of being a kid and we'd sit around the kitchen table and we'd eat dinner. It was kind of the one time the entire family was there. We got to catch up and see what was happening."
Buying tip: "If people ask what my opinion is, I always say, 'Do a round table,' " Oglesby says. "It creates more of an intimate setting. It's a little cozier, a little more inviting." Everyone can see everyone else. And no one has to take the sometimes awkward position of sitting at the head of the table.
• Armchair. People tend to feel very personal about their armchairs.
"For him, it might be the place where he watches the game. For her, it might be the one part of the house where she has her chair, which is kind of her escape from being on duty [or] being a mom — not that she's ever off duty," Oglesby says.
Durable and forgiving fabrics: corduroy, hefty linen, velvet (whether it's cotton or mohair) linen, wool.
Buying tip: Pay attention to size and scale. Once you see something you like, "come back to the house and measure those things out in their space," Knollenberg says. "It's not uncommon to go shopping for furniture today and come back and realize that the sofa they love is a Buick. It's great on the floor, it looks great in the mall, but it's not going to fit in my house. … Nothing looks worse than furniture that's too big in your room."
• A conversation piece. "You need something that's different, something that's fun," Olk says.
Whether it's a colorful chest in the living room or a piece of artwork you find personally important, you need something to give your house some soul.
"It's nice to not see page 42 of the West Elm [catalog] in everyone's house. It's nice to make it your own. Bring in something personal," Knollenberg says. "Maybe it was a chair your grandfather had or a table your mom liked. Don't be afraid to pepper that in. Whether it's Neiman Marcus or the … flea market, it doesn't matter."
Buying tip: "You're going to expect to spend some money on your primary upholstered pieces," Knollenberg says. "But if you're up for the search to fill in around those pieces with things that are new, old, found, collected, whatever they might be, your dollar signs don't keep accruing."


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Titleist Pro V1x golf ball loyalist Derek Fathauer wins the Web.com Tour Championship. ; Joost Luiten trusts Titleist Pro V1 to capture the ISPS Handa Wales Open.
Mell, a senior writer, is a 30-year veteran and covers the PGA and LPGA tours for Golf Channel.
Tom Watson will be scrutinized anew when the final score is posted at Gleneagles in Scotland this week.
The Europeans have a different relationship with the Ryder Cup, and it's integral to their domination of the event the last two decades.
NBC analyst Johnny Miller believes Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley were so formidable together they might have prevented the American Ryder Cup loss at Medinah in 2012 had they played a fourth s
With the veteran foundation of the U.S. Ryder Cup effort failing so profoundly for more than a decade, American rookies and young blood are a welcome dynamic next week in Scotland.
U.S. Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson sent a text to Billy Horschel late last week as Horschel was making his run winning the Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup in Atlanta.
The recently concluded PGA Tour season featured a split-year calendar, an incredible stretch from Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods' injury saga and Billy Horschel's late season surge to capture the FedEx
The Solheim Cup has a new logo.
Hyo Joo Kim didn't know she won the Evian Championship Sunday until a man who makes underwear for Victoria's Secret told her so on the 18th green.
Michelle Wie didn't make it to the end of the Evian Championship's first round due to injury, but she walked away Sunday with a prestigious new trophy anyway.
In a series of dramatic thrusts and parries over the closing holes of the Evian Championship, Hyo Joo Kim struck last to overtake Hall of Famer Karrie Webb Sunday and win the year's final major ch
Ryder Cup teams: United States | Europeans
Stock Watch: Ryder Cup up; AK on the down low
McGinley: Rory, G-Mac might not be paired
Ryder Cup social media tracker | GC coverage
Fathauer wins Web.com | Priority rankings | Scores
GR: Guy freaks out, breaks clubs; NFL WR 'putts'
Azinger: No word from Tom | Rickie's 'USA' hair
Old teammates Hadwin, Fathauer get cards | AFR
Connelly lifts U.S. to 3-point lead at Jr. Ryder Cup
Miller: Rookies Ryder Cup key | 'Perfect couple'
Feherty: Euros under pressure | Player tweets
2015 HOF ceremony to be held at St. Andrews
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Wall Street's Young Bankers Are Still Mostly White and Male, Report Says
Among this year's class of first-year bankers, known on Wall Street as analysts, 77.5 percent are men, a report by the recruiting start-up Vettery found.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
German Online Retailer Zalando Plans I.P.O.
The planned listing in Frankfurt represents the latest milestone for Zalando, which operates online stores in 15 European countries and is one of Europe's most prominent start-ups.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
Swiss Bank Pictet Reveals Results for First Time
Pictet, which is privately held, switched to a traditional corporate partnership from a limited liability partnership this year. It reported a first-half profit of about $222 million.
August 26, 2014, Tuesday
Too Big to Regulate
Banks that fail to submit credible "living wills" should be forced to downsize.
August 10, 2014, Sunday
Upending Expectations About the Hottest Handbag Brands
Credit Suisse and an online analytics firm have developed a tool to predict what brands may find consumer favor in coming months.
August 4, 2014, Monday
Credit Suisse Is Facing Inquiries Over Its 'Dark Pool'
Credit Suisse says it is facing inquiries over its alternative trading systems, after similar disclosures this week from UBS and Deutsche Bank.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
Credit Suisse Loses $779 Million After Settling Tax Evasion Case
The bank reported a second-quarter loss of $779 million and said that it planned to exit the commodities business.
July 22, 2014, Tuesday
Credit Suisse and Fidelity to Team Up for I.P.O.s
The two firms said that they were teaming up to give Fidelity's retail brokerage clients access to I.P.O.s and follow-on stock sales underwritten by Credit Suisse.
July 21, 2014, Monday
Pershing Square Said to Hire Credit Suisse for Allergan Fight
It is an unusual assignment for Credit Suisse, which has one of the most prominent activist defense teams on Wall Street.
July 1, 2014, Tuesday
Penalties for Companies, but Executives Often Emerge Unscathed
The notion of the rogue employee allows senior management to admit to corporate misconduct while avoiding personal responsibility for violations.
July 1, 2014, Tuesday
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Aliens On The Moon? Scientists Want You To Join The Search
In their paper published online in the journal Acta Astronautica, the pair wrote: "Although there is only a tiny likelihood that alien technology would have still left traces on the moon in the type of an artefact or surface modification of lunar attributes, this area has the virtue of getting close, and of preserving traces for an enormous duration.
"If it expenses minor to scan information for symptoms of smart manipulation, small is missing in carrying out so, even though the chance of detecting alien engineering at function may be exceedingly low."
The paper adds: "Alien civilizations may possibly have sent probes to our region of the galaxy. Any mission to the solar system would most likely have occurred a very extended time in the past.
"The lunar environment could protect artefacts for tens of millions of years."
The LRO has been taking pictures of the moon's surface since 2009, with far more than 340,000 photos gathered so significantly.
In accordance to Davies and Wagner, it would be not possible for one crew to analyze the at any time-developing number of photographs, for this reason their suggestion to include beginner fanatics in what they claim would make "an excellent educational project".
They also propose building computer software package that could recognise irregularities on the moon's surface.
The proposals would complement other hunts for alien life, like the Search For Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI), which uses data from radiotelescopes.
Sources and more information:
• Scientists look for aliens on the moon
Posted by topalternativenews American scientists want to enlist online volunteers to identify signs of alien life in moon images collected by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). Physicists Paul Davies and Robert Wagner of Arizona State University believe there may be signs of extra terrestrial life in the form of messages, scientific...
• Evidence of extraterrestrial life could be sitting on the Moon at this very moment [Space]
Please enter your email address. Please enter a valid email address. Please check your inbox for a confirmation email. An error occured, please try again later. Evidence of extraterrestrial life could be sitting on the Moon at this very moment When you consider the utter vastness of space, it isn't hard to accept that, somewhere out there,...
• In search of a lunar alien base
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Angus MacCulloch, Lancaster University Law School
On 20 March 2014 the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) handed down two separate, but connected, judgements in Case C-639/11 Commission v Poland and Case C-61/12 Commission v Lithuania. Both cases involve the Commission challenging the Member States' refusal to register right-hand drive cars within their jurisdiction. Both MSs argued that their refusal to allow the registration of right-hand drive cars was a safety measure as the driver of a right-hand drive car has a field of vision considerably reduced when the traffic is on the right-hand side of the road. It is rather contrary to the usual UK political debate on EU migration, but this issue is essentially a problem caused when former UK residents move to Poland or Lithuania and attempt to register their right-hand drive cars in those States (AG [102]). The owners of right-hand drive vehicles would have to go through the expensive process of moving the vehicle controls to the left in order to properly register their vehicle in either MS. In the rest of this post references will be to Case C-639/11 unless specifically indicated.
The judgment concerns two separate issues. The first, the registration of new vehicles, is of less general interest and I shall deal with it very briefly. The second, the registration of vehicles previously registered in another MS, is of wider application and I shall deal with it more fully.
New Vehicles
The registration process for new vehicles in the EU is comprehensively governed by Type Approval Directives (Directive 70/311/EEC and Directive 2007/46/EC) which are designed to "replace the Member States' approval systems with a Community approval procedure based on the principle of total harmonisation" (Dir 2007/46, Recital 2). The type approval procedure was amended when the UK and Ireland became members of the, then, Community to make no distinction between left and right-hand drive cars. Both the Directives are internal market measures, but ensure within them a high degree of road safety. Art 2a of Directive 70/311/EC requires MSs not to prohibit the registration of vehicles "on grounds relating to their steering equipment" if the vehicles satisfies the requirements of the Directive. It was therefore not surprising that as the EU harmonising measure had already taken into account the safety issues arising from the differences between the type approval of new left and right-hand drive vehicles it was not possible for an individual MS to require further pre-registration changes through moving the steering equipment from right to left [47].
Vehicles Previously Registered in other MSs
As the Directives only apply to approval of new vehicles they were not relevant to the registration of vehicles which had previously been registered in other MSs. That question was governed by the Treaty principles on the free movement of goods, namely Articles 34 and 36 TFEU. Both Poland and Lithuania argued that the use of a right-hand drive vehicle in situations where traffic circulated on the right hand side of the road presented a risk to road safety such as to necessitate the refusal of registration. The Polish Government argued that there was no indirect discrimination in the measure, as right-hand drive vehicles manufactured in Poland were equally effected. Both the Polish and Lithuanian Governments argued that even if the measure was a quantitative restrict on imports, in the terms of Art 34 TFEU, it was justified on the basis of the protection of road safety. The Commission argued that the measure was contrary to Art 34 TFEU, and that the refusal of registration was not suitable for attaining the road safety objective pursued, and the measure was disproportionate.
The most interesting aspect of the findings of the Court in these cases was not the eventual decision. It was not surprising that, given the EU harmonisation provisions in place, the CJEU was resistant to the MSs attempt to restrict the import of vehicles from other MSs. However, the way in which they approach the question is interesting in two regards. First the test the Court used to decide whether the national measures fell within Art 34 TFEU, and second, the issues it took into account in deciding the proportionality question. Continue reading


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Scorpio Loon :: Things I Like To Do
Scorpio Loon never released or even let close friends or family hear his music while he was alive. This went on for 30 years. Last year in 2011 after he passed away and according to his will, his family was finally allowed to release his catalog of music. The first track they are releasing "Things I Like To Do" was recorded around beginning of the new millenium. It is an exquisite piece of indie pop goodness with a Beck-esque type of flair. To think that everything we will ever hear from him is after his death is kind of eerie and strange, but there is no denying the man had amazing talent. Can't wait to hear what else might be in store for us in the months/years to come. For now enjoy this amazing debut single.
By Ray Milian on 10/17/2012 Labels: Argentina, indie pop, lo-fi, new single, UK
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Use discount code APRIL25 for 25% off orders of $100 or more, expires noon tomorrow (April 30) Pacific time.
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Yowza - if only my wife looked as good as the model in that.
If only she looked good in anything...
Yeah, probably 25% less material too. Wait, that's not a bad thing now that I think of it...
Now take anthgothlz wife....take her please!
@crassmonkey: But... why do you look? Every Day? Have you considered seeing someone for this compulsion you have?
Yes, he does. His therapists name is "Cheri". :-)
@ohcheri: Can this deal be stacked with other discounts/deals?
@darksiderising: Only one discount code can be used per order but it is valid on everything in the store including specials.
@ohcheri: Looks like I'll be getting several of the items in my wishlist!
@darksiderising: Better hurry, this expires at noon Pacific time today.


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Users know no better, but sysadmins do
David Braue
Using Gmail is like having a houseguest who cooks delicious gourmet meals every night, but rifles through your wallet while you're sleeping at night. Like many institutionalized Gmail users, my worthy opponent has basically argued that he's been using the service for too long to turn back now.
Sure: Gmail has lots of shiny bells and whistles to keep us occupied and entertained. But to simply say that we should stay with Gmail because there's nothing better, is not good enough. Just remember that Google is using Gmail to keep us living in its online ecosystem, perpetuating incompatibilities and a difficult user interface to keep us in its worldview.
It is, in short, the Apple of webmail.
Some users may love it, but system administrators should lament at the trend towards decentralized, hard-to-control Gmail accounts that not only increase training difficulties but offer Google an open channel through which to analyse, index and sell content you would expect to stay private. When this content includes sensitive personal information – or, even worse, corporate secrets – the result is an email service that is really starting to outstay its welcome. Time to go.
Google is ahead of the game: Find something better
Ken Hess
A clear winner
Jason Hiner
With all of the scrutiny around the NSA's PRISM program and Google's deepening reach into user privacy, it's natural to question whether users should trust the most personal of their data, their email, to Google's Gmail. In less than a decade Gmail has ascended to become the world's most popular email service, and it now acts like an incumbent a little too often by making major changes without warning users.


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Damn board ate half my comment.. /anger
My suggestion was to have Parcels, that you can build using Wrapping Paper. Keep a stack of Wrapping Paper and at any given time use one paper to make a Parcel of up to 3-5 items. You can then open it carefully to withdraw some items as needed, or open the bag fully (destroying the Parcel). Like fishing crates or those drink/food/gold/randomgreen quest rewards.
Heck, let Inscribers make the Wrapping Paper if needed.
SimpleSurvival said...
that would be an interesting...
The mechanic already exists, There already is wrapping paper in the game, and you can package your items (i remember a bug where gifts got the "of the ___" suffix that the item had)
All they would need to do is expand this mechanic to allow 2+ items to be put in the package.
Main thread
I've taken my pack everywhere with me.... Its been messed up since the beginning... but its served me well.
Its waterproof, and if you are careful, you can store troll sweat in it. I've had it full of sewer carp before too (still haven't found the rat after 500+ carp)... best of all, you can fit an entire rotting bear carcass in it, even more depending on the stage of decay.
I don't think its necessary to have a bigger backpack...
That is what your bag slots are for...
you want a 24 slot backpack? why not just make bags with 2 more slots in them... you'll get the same number of slots. Blizz has been increasing the bag space consistently.
The only bummer is the lowbies... I find it impossible to meaningfully quest without buying my lowbie a full set of 16slotters at least. Its downright painful to lvl with no bagspace. If they did improve the default bag, they should not make it scale with level, they need to show some love to the lowbies who can't find room for the endless quest items they pick up...
But, on a similar note... any changes to bag space would totally mess up the Clamming Twink bracket... It was bad enough when they lowered mount requirements so clamming twinks could get from spawn to spawn faster. Then the Clammer QQ got it so you could open clams while mounted... and 22 slot bags weren't enough for them either... so they got clams to stack... They might as well just have a vendor that gives away free clams. talk about world of hello kittycraft.


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World War II propaganda poster (1943). Mexico declared war on the Axis powers on May 22, 1942, days after two of its oil tankers, Potrero del Llano and Faja de Oro, were destroyed by German U-boats in the Gulf of Mexico. While some Mexican troops fought alongside US troops against the Japanese in the Phillipines towards the end of the war, Mexico's main contribution to the war effort was the enactment of the Bracero Program, a guest worker program which eventually sent hundreds of thousands of Mexican men to work in the United States during its two decade-long history.
San Francisco, California. The family unit in kept intact in various phases of evacuation of persons of Japanese ancestry. …A view at Wartime Civil Control Administration station, 2020 Van Ness Avenue, on April 6, 1942, when first group of 664 was evacuated from San Francisco. The family unit likewise is preserved in War Relocation Authority centers where evacuees will spend the duration.
This photo of Japanese-American evacuees was taken by Dorothea Lange on April 6, 1942. Professional photographers such as Lange were commissioned by the WRA to document the daily life and treatment of Japanese-Americans during World War II.


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By now you've probably heard about Gabriele (Gabe) Grunewald's disqualification in the 3,000 meters at the U.S. indoor track national championships and the subsequent reinstatement of her decisive victory. LetsRun is going nuts about it. The non-Nike affiliated women who ran the 1500 at the same meet the next day walked off hand-in-hand in protest and are probably now high-fiving each other. Lauren Fleshman, a pretty good barometer of decency more » Read more
Nope to Dope: An Analysis of Performance Enhancing Drugs and Running
Darn you, Lance. Ever since news broke that the multiple Tour De France champion admitted to using performance enhancing drugs, I find it difficult to trust other athletes. Three time Olympian Craig Virgin recently shared the same sentiment. And this is reinforced by news of American women marathoners like Deeja Youngquist and most recently Mary Akor. I get a particularly uncomfortable feeling when thinking about last year's Olympics in which Alberto more » Read more
The Sexy Runner Lolo Debacle
If you can't win an Olympic medal in running, why not try bobsledding? As a bobsledder, you're required to build up speed at the start, hop in the sled gracefully, and then let the driver do the work. Seems fairly transferable, right? You've got to be fast, strong, and coordinated: an Olympic hurdler fits that bill perfectly. Though she did not medal in either the 2008 or 2012 Summer Olympics, more » Read more
Say Something or Just Keep Smiling?
I like half marathons, where there is a lot of diversity amongst the runners. It allows me to people watch. Or maybe it's more accurate to say it allows me to shop. You know, just like at the mall…except I'm running. Generally I am able to do this without passing judgments. I am looking at the cool running skirts, shoes, hats, tops, and so on and wonder where I can more » Read more
Don't Drink The Gatorade: The Case Against Unofficial Aid
You've trained for months and it's finally the big day: time to rock your goal marathon! It's a hot day and you know it's extra important to drink enough and it's always important to take your gels. Lucky for you, your buddy has her bike and will bring your favorite bottle and favorite fuel along the course to hand to you when you need them. While everyone around you veers more » Read more
Say No to the Race Bib Black Market
So you put off registering for a race because you were waiting to get paid, your original race plan fell through or you just plum forgot. In the meantime, the race sold out. No biggie, you can just buy a bib off Craigslist, right? You registered for a race and you trained, only to get injured, find out your cousin's wedding falls on race day or your child has the flu. more » Read more
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How much information should be shared with employees?
How much is too much when it comes to sharing information with employees?
Company A has a "need to know" culture. The leaders like to keep things close to the vest. "Why should we share the strategic plan?" they argue. "Employees aren't going to understand it, or care, anyway."
They also don't take the time to hold company meetings, share sales or financial data, or let the employees know how the company is doing in the marketplace. Their style is paternal: leaders know better — so we'll tell you what to do.
Company B is at the opposite end of the continuum. They want transparency."We want to empower our employees and treat them like owners of the company," they say. So leaders hold quarterly meetings and share detailed reports from every department.
They also believe in allowing employees access to salary information, job descriptions and other HR related data on anyone in the company. Their style is open and participative: We won't tell you what to do — be self-actualizing.
I think both approaches are flawed. Somewhere in the middle is the right approach, in my opinion. Company A's over-controlling style limits employee's ability to fully contribute. Without big-picture information, employees won't be able to find creative solutions that will help the company reach its goals.Like playing basketball with blindfolds on, they don't know exactly where the basket is.
While Company B wants to be completely open about information, it will require an education process that can be all-consuming—and a big distraction from employees' individual productivity. Instead of playing their positions in the game, they end up trying to be the coach and the referee, too.
Company B errs in the other direction. Proponents of "self-directed teams" (a "progressive" leadership idea in the 1980's) could tell cautionary tales about a good idea taken too far. Companies, who experimented with self-directed teams, removed supervisors and let teams manage themselves.
Problems began when front line employees were spending too much time on managerial-type duties, such as giving each other performance reviews, making up schedules, and mediating conflicts. The leaders had to spend too many hours educating employees about the finances, HR, etc.
Sharing too much information can cause the same time-consuming distractions. For example, employees, with access to salary data, demand to know why their co-worker is making more than they are.
The leader must be willing to spend a lot of time educating the complainer—and the rest of the employees — about the compensation system. In the end, the leader finds it's easier to pay everyone the same, so there are no more complaints.
And it's safe to say, that employees do care about how the company is doing, but not about the infinite details of finance, or other top level issues.
So where is the "middle ground"?
Here are some guidelines:
— Employees should know what the company's short and long-term goals are, so they can tailor their behavior to drive the company toward those goals.
— Employees need to have their own goals and understand how their contribution makes a difference.
— They should know how the company is doing in the marketplace, and have discussions in their own teams about how they can be more effective and efficient.
— They need a working knowledge about other departments, and should be expected to work with them as internal customers.
— Employees should know what they are expected to do and how they can move up the ladder and make more money.
— Employees should hear honest feedback about their performance and be able to get coaching on how to grow in their job.
— Employees should be aware of company challenges and problems, so they can contribute to solutions.
Employee engagement and empowerment can't happen in a vacuum. Sharing information — on the right things — can enable them to move the performance needle in the right ways.
Joan Lloyd is a Milwaukee-based executive coach, organizational & leadership development strategist. Email your question to Joan at email@example.com and visit JoanLloyd.com to search an archive of more than 1400 of Joan's articles.
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Benefit todayLAWRENCEVILLE - McCray's Tavern on the Square in Lawrenceville will host the Shannon Leach Benefit Concert today at 7 p.m. The benefit will feature a silent auction, raffles and live music from Justin Godsey. Admission is free, and a percentage of sales will go to Shannon Leach's Transplant Fund for a new heart. Leach, a 28-year-old Gwinnett native, was born with congenital heart disease. He is raising money for the medicine he will need to take for the rest of his life following a heart transplant. For more information, visit www.gatransplant.org /Client/sleach. Sonic at half price SUWANEE - Sonic Drive-In in Suwanee will celebrate its seventh anniversary with half price discounts on its entire menu. On Saturday, Sonic will host "Super Saver Saturday" with a half price menu, music, games, prizes, mascots and balloons from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Suwanee Mayor Dave Williams will attend the event to perform a ribbon cutting ceremony at 10 a.m. Sonic Drive-In is located at 3225 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road in Suwanee. Gwinnett Gab appears in the Thursday and Sunday editions of the Gwinnett Daily Post.
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"With images from southern and central Russia in the news lately due to extensive wildfires, I thought it would be interesting to look back in time with this extraordinary collection of color photographs taken between 1909 and 1912. In those years, photographer Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii (1863-1944) undertook a photographic survey of the Russian Empire with the support of Tsar Nicholas II. He used a specialized camera to capture three black and white images in fairly quick succession, using red, green and blue filters, allowing them to later be recombined and projected with filtered lanterns to show near true color images. The high quality of the images, combined with the bright colors, make it difficult for viewers to believe that they are looking 100 years back in time - when these photographs were taken, neither the Russian Revolution nor World War I had yet begun. Collected here are a few of the hundreds of color images made available by the Library of Congress, which purchased the original glass plates back in 1948." (34 photos)
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jammin to this masterpiece down the nj turnpike yesterday: a wonderful eight minutes of my life
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Going back in time, found this email from my mom from August 2011:
Subject: Great online math site
Hi Caroline,
Maybe you know already but I discovered an online math website (they have other subjects too) called Khan Academy that I like a lot. It has a section on linear algebra which I thought you might find it fun and easy to follow.
love you,
ps Brian promise to do 1 hour online math every day.
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You're either lying or ignorant. Look up the quote "Mr. And Mrs. America, turn them all in...". If she ha 51 votes she would have gone for confiscation of all firearms. Looking at your other comments, I see you're just a lying lib, not ignorant. How does it feel to be on Darth Vader's team, liar?


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President Barack Obama will say in tonight's State of the Union address that he's prepared to act without Congress to advance parts of his agenda. That won't get him very far.
The first phase of Obamacare ended yesterday much the same way it began: The federal website drew millions of visitors and crashed at least twice.
Sylvia Mathews Burwell, President Barack Obama's choice to be his next secretary of Health and Human Services, brings experience in budgeting and management and one other important qualification: proven ability to get confirmed by a divided U.S. Senate.
President Barack Obama is openly joking about Hillary Clinton succeeding him, House Republicans are agitating over Benghazi and Monica Lewinsky's back.
Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook went somewhere his predecessor never ventured: the witness table at a congressional hearing on Capitol Hill.
Keystone XL supporters are falling short in their efforts to round up the Democratic votes in the Senate to bypass the White House and approve the Canada-to-U.S. oil pipeline.
Shortly before President Barack Obama was re-elected, he confided to John Podesta, an informal adviser, a vow he was making for his second term: He would never again bargain with Republicans to extend the U.S. debt limit.
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Vulcanic April 10, 2009 1:32:59 AM CEST
3657 years was the date set in 1978 by Zacharia Sitchin so you gotta redo your research,he also has books with the events during b.c.
Skywatcher84 April 9, 2009 5:42:56 PM CEST
ok if you take 3600 from 2012 you get 1588 if you do some research you will find no such event took place don't you think it would be in text somewhere this is disinformation, plant x is a cover story for h.a.r.r.p
Jon1313 September 7, 2008 4:43:45 AM CEST
I heard that same rap on another video
Kvltdotcom July 31, 2008 4:53:05 PM CEST
ok the news report doesnt say anything was found. it says 'theoretical calculations' using a computer. this isnt anything new...
Bigfoothunter1 July 22, 2008 9:49:51 PM CEST
Hemi2005: Please do not video your screen again u dumb@#@$%.IDIOT Hey hemi2005 did you think of that comment all by yourself? wow i'm amazed!Your worse then a women you complain ALOT and I'm still yet to see 1 nice comment from you. I bet bashing, making fun of other people makes you feel better about yourself and your life.
Terratop July 22, 2008 9:21:27 PM CEST
thanks for sharing
Vulcanic July 22, 2008 8:03:19 PM CEST
where in video did it say NIBIRU??? you know pluto was named planet x before it was named and there has been over 50 planet x's before they got a real name? planet x is just term used to call a unnamed planet, do you normally believe all planet x's are nibiru? YOU NEED MORE RESEARCH MORE!
Vulcanic July 22, 2008 8:00:44 PM CEST
your a idiot,you think i made all 600 video i got posted? are you that retarted lol, hmmm seeing every video is credited to different person that makes you look super dumb... think before you comment please.
Vulcanic July 22, 2008 7:59:00 PM CEST
ummm old? this story is 6000 years old, and this planet like earth was created over 100billion years old, and you think feb 2008 is old?
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thats what web site says,its real,did you go and read it?


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I loved the tv series I just had to read the books and I have to say they're even better if that's possible! Currently reading a storm of swords pt 1 and I've come across some gorgeous Game of thrones artwork on here and on devientart but not nearly enough to quench my thirst haha.
So I was wondering if anyone else had come across any particularly beautiful illustrations inspired by the books because I just love seeing how other people envisage the characters/places I'd love to do my own versions some day but college leaves no time unfortunately... anyway yeah just curious if I'd missed any artwork because I know it's a really popular series with good reason hehe
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I'm also a big fan of these books. There are several characters that I would like to draw but havn't gotten around to doing yet I'm nearing the end of Feast for Crows
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Only piece I can think of is a Victarion Greyjoy someone did on CGhub.
John Picacio did a bunch of them for a GoT calendar
More here: http://www.johnpicacio.com/portfolio...elisandre.html
Ooh thanks tobbA those are wonderful!
Sarc don't tell me what happens haha it's so tempting to flick forwards to see what's going to happen sometimes but I have to resist the urge!
Also found quite a lot on CGhub thanks Jason (:
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Some of those look like badly done revisions of
Michael Komarck's calender stuff.
Stuff: http://www.flickr.com/photos/2453699...th/3887409732/
Kind of, yes...
I didn't like game of thrones *duck*
I'm in the middle of book 4 right now. I haven't seen much art, sadly the books themselves have super boring and badly crafted covers. I did see an anthology book called something like The Art of a Song of Ice and Fire, but the art in it was pretty awful.
Fantasy is a tough sell on me and I love Game of Thrones. I can see why some people hate it. Probably for the same reasons I like it.
Those images are tacky btw. He over rendered the details in alll the wrong places. He does not know how to use reference. He is a great example of how not to draw.
how not to?
oh you mean the other guy not komarck, his stuff looks amazing lol
I really liked setting and casting in the series, characters are really well-played, except for some rare tacky bits,
but narrative wise it blows so much, end of season 1 is just a big piece of what
won't bother with the books
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Yeah I meant John Picacio. I keep seeing the ignorant lighting, random hiarchy of detail, misunderstanding of the human form, bullshit textures and elements that look like they are from other paintings. It looks like a collage of Boris Valejo fan art. I'm guessing the publisher wanted fake it from where Michael Komarck left off, so they hired a wannabe.
Michael Komarck's work is pretty good btw.
EDIT: I just looked at his site and he's usually not this bad. I think it's probably just horrible art direction.
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Edit: Sorry, to keep on topic: I'm sure I saw some Song of Ice and Fire artwork posted here on CA a few years ago. I recall an image depicting the scene where Theon Greyjoy searches for Bran and Rickon Stark, wading into a river. I'll see if I can find it...
I had never heard of the Books until the TV series premiered. The first one was slow going and difficult to get into, but after that the series took off. I really enjoyed the show, and have watched them all again looking for small things I missed the first time. I'm not a big reader, but this show makes me want to read the books. I'm so looking forward to the next season.
It's the first in a eight part series. The first book is just setting up the conflicts that will play out over the rest of the series. It's not supposed to resolve anything.
I don't mean the books are bad or whatsoever, I simply don't have time to read 8 books of something I'm not really excited about.
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I can see why some people wouldn't be into it so much haha I'm a massive geek when it comes to books like Eragon, abarat etc but totally not bothered I think the series are really well written although possibly confusing/lots going on in some places but very absorbing once you're into it. Favourite character has to be Daenerys and I think the tv show is so so accurate compared to other books to tv adaptations (like the southern vampire mysteries )
Have to agree Komarck's are better (Thanks Misplacedhippos (: ) but John Picacio's are still ahella of a lot better than my attempts would be so I'm not complaining.
These are inspired by the tv series more than the books. But they're done from one of my favorite artists, Phil Noto, and I thought they were worth putting here if you haven't seem 'em yet. They're all from his tumblr
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Yeah...this I think. John's a good designer with a modern style but these seem caught between what he would do with them and what others wanted or expected.
Good observation.
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"It's the first in a eight part series. The first book is just setting up the conflicts that will play out over the rest of the series. It's not supposed to resolve anything."
i watched the whole series the other day to see what the fuss was about, i thought it was pretty good, loads of tits, Hollyoaks' Roxy McKee, nice production, super nasty characters. not too much corn. i expected more monsters though, most of it was just courtly politics that could just as well be set in England or Spain... i like characters behaving seriously in rdiculous fantasy situations though, and hopefully more people will get flamed alive next series.
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That said though. The thing about the books is that they steer away from the usual sword and sorcery formula and focus more on the courtly politics. Which I personally think is a nice change of pace compared to your average fantasy adventure.
The fantastical elements generally get stronger as the series progresses, though the series is always first and foremost about politics.
yukk, photo collage with paint over.
who is the knight in gold armour supposed to be?
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I had to agree this stuff is uninteresting on so many levels. Too bad the powers that be are pushing photo manip over illustration so much. It really is a low point for the illustration industry in general. The blame sits with the publishers not the illustrators. The lllustrators will do things the way the people who are paying want them done.
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I love positive messages like these! Thank you!
Yes, I do post some at times. It's quite hard to find. I've realized that a lot of the girls that are short haired wear extensions, but I'm trying to find and post as many short haired girls as possible!
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As I drove back from my uncle's house after watching the Patriots handily beat the Houston Texans for the second time this season, I listened to WEEI and heard multiple callers proclaim that the Patriots should trade Rob Gronkowski. I thought about entertaining this idea and trying to play both sides of the argument, but it is just too outlandish of an idea to play along. Let's deconstruct this trade proposal in a couple of ways: Rob Gronkowski's value as a player and the Patriots upside (or lack thereof) of trading him.To put this simply, Rob Gronkowski is the best TE and one of the best young players in the NFL right now. Don't believe me? Rob Gronkowski broke the previously held single-season touchdown record for a tight end in his second year in the league, and he broke it by four touchdowns. He accumulated 17 passing TD's (almost 18, but it was changed to a rushing TD), breaking the record of 13 set by Vernon Davis and Antonio Gates. He broke the record for ...
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"Out of the Box"
When you attend SJCT's fall play this Thursday through Sunday, October 24-27, there will be a new air of intimacy in the Whittier. Director Susan Williams wanted a more close knit setting for Jane Martin's Talking With…featuring 11 monologues about 11 different women's lives. Susan went to John and Penelope who with the help from volunteers were able to set up a special "thrust stage" for the play, bringing the stage out into the audience more and reducing the number of seats available.
"I'm interested in "out of the box" performance space," said Susan. " I like looking at a space and seeing the possibilities beyond
its intended configuration." This isn't the first time Susan has moved things around. She also started the annual summer Night Music series in the Gubelman, which changed around the stage and the audience as well.
"Fortunately we have a production team that enjoys the challenge and comes up with great ideas. Night Music's success can be somewhat attributed to the intimacy we created within the new setting and I think audiences and performers will find the Whittier experience deeply altered, more intimate and more provocative."
The photo below shows just how much the stage goes into the audience (that's Julie Greene on stage rehearsing for her role in Talking With…—seated is stage manager Nan Abel).
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Short of writing notes while watching it, my favourite parts this week have to be, firstly, the german cafe, lol. Oh the punishment of the stomach! I couldn't help but think, while they were discussing the diet of the people who lived there, that they seemed to have kept the traditions they liked: i.e. the food but not the work - the size of the portions there! Lol at the burger in batter. Just love Stephen's reaction to it all.
The landscapes are just amazing. The conversation with the guy (this isn't sounding very technical, is it?) about global warming and how fast such a beautiful mark of nature might slide away from us was just frightening. How white everything seemed to be, the clouds in the sky and their reflections in the water, next to the mountains...Beautiful, but it is frightening how much damage we are doing to it. I guess 'each man kills the thing he loves'.
What a bargain for that man living in the missile camp - lol - but who in their right mind would want to live there? Harrowing to think about that place means, what it could have meant to the world. But spooky, I watched it in absolute horro r (even the fabled 'destruct' switch...just horrific). And lol, at the hippy music. I was watching it with my parents and as the description went on and Stephen said he had a wife, my dad said 'a wife? Seemed more like the person to be living with a giant squirrel'. Lol.
Oooh! And I nearly forgot! The Trucker's shop!! I fell about the floor laughing my head off, that was simply classic! Aah dear. X-D X-D
It seems so serene to be travelling around though (more Stephen's style than trucker...yeah, you may have no one to nag you, but then there's no one to love you either), passing by such beautiful scenery...I forget, sometimes, how much of America is beautiful, untamed wilderness.
Oh and Fryphile, I thought of you when there was a shot of Mr Fry in that lovely hat - you would make my week, nay, my month (call it a christmas present!!) if you could present us with a cap :D:D:D. I think that was truly what Mr Fry was talking about when he mentioned his American brother 'Steve'.
I'm sure I've missed a whole bunch of priceless stuff, you guys always remind me of stuff I've forgotten, but I know that this was a simply brilliant episode!! It had a great balance of city and nature, capturing the real essence of America (don't know if I can say that not being American, but it seems to present it well to me).
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Perfect Completion (Man on Wire)
I finally saw Man on Wire, the Oscar-nominated documentary about French wirewalker Philip Petit's illicit crossing between the World Trade Center towers back in the early 1970s. I really ought to have seen this sooner, because my husband, John Frisbie, did the lighting for all the recreations. (And might I add those recreations look incredible?) But with a baby taking up most of my time, I only made it to the movie theater once in 2008--perhaps my lowest number since I saw my first movie (Watership Down) back when I was very, very young.
Man on Wire moved me because Petit's act was so extravagantly senseless. There was nothing utilitarian or pragmatic in his decision to string a guywire between the two tallest buildings in the world and walk back and forth. The stunt was witnessed by a crowd and filmed by one of Petit's accomplices, but even though Petit was a performer to the core, I got the sense that the joy he derived came not from the applause of the crowd, but from the act itself.
Petit's act was senseless but it was not wasteful. As a writer, I struggle under the knowledge that my work can always use more revisions. Nothing I've written has ever been complete. Yet I believe that completion is possible. It must be--otherwise how could there ever be a sonnet? Petit's act was one of those perfect works of art, appropriate and complete and true. It took him a tremendous amount of effort to achieve. I'm going to remember his face, rapt in concentration, the next time I'm tempted by "well, it's good enough."


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A main break sent water rushing in an area along Hurricane Road Saturday night.
Huntsville Police arrested 30-year-old Kenyatta Deshon Martin and charged him with murder for the death of a 22-year-old woman.
The woman's body was found Monday in an apartment at Executive Lodge on John Wesley Way after a woman told police her husband murdered someone.
Investigators said it appears the victim, Aviona Bronson, died from a single gunshot wound.
Martin is being held in the Metro Jail and his bond has not been set. The investigation is ongoing.
The suspect's wife said Martin confessed to killing Bronson, who he was having an affair with.
"He had me hostage," said Ms. Martin. "He had a knife. I didn't want to panic, so I remained calm."
She said he told her he "snapped." After hearing his confession, Martin's wife managed to get away from her husband and called police immediately. She led them to the scene.
She said Martin had a knife when he confessed, and she was worried he might kill her, too.
Ms. Martin said the hardest part was telling their kids.
"I just told them that their papi has done something really bad and that they won't ever see him again," she said.
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Daniel Radcliffe's got his work cut out for him post-Harry Potter. Horns hits theaters this October, The F Word early next year, plus an untitled Frankenstein project alongside James McAvoy sometime after that. But today, it's all about Kill Your Darlings.
Playing opposite The Amazing Spider-Man 2's Harry Osborn, Dane DeHaan, Dan will portray poet Allen Ginsberg. According to the official movie synopsis, Daniel "fearlessly takes on the role of the young Ginsberg on a journey of discovery — to find his sexuality and his voice as a writer. Cowriter/director John Krokidas takes on this less-explored early chapter of the Beats and captures the period with visual flair, kinetic energy, and imagination. Kill Your Darlings is the riveting true story of a crime, a friendship, and the nexus that spawned a cultural movement."
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Bobby and his family are visiting Civil War battlefields on the eve of the war's centenary, while inside their car, quiet battles rage. When an accident cuts their trip short, they return home on a bus and witness an incident that threatens to deny a black family seats. What they don't know is the reason for the family's desperation to be on that bus: a few towns away, their child is missing.
Lunch-Box Dream presents Jim Crow, racism, and segregation from multiple perspectives. In this story of witnessing without understanding, a naïvely prejudiced boy, in brief flashes of insight, starts to identify and question his assumptions about race.
"This tale, based in part on Abbott's memories of a childhood road trip, could fuel avid classroom discussion or quiet personal reflection."—The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"With every narrative turn, Tony Abbott brings these never-before-seen perspectives into view in this moving civil rights kaleidoscope. Untold. Unforgettable."—Rita Williams-Garcia, author of One Crazy Summer
"Abbott's true-to-life descriptions and complicated story lines set in the volatile, pre-Civil Rights era will leave readers with much to think about and discuss when considering race relations in our country's history."—School Library Journal
"Beautifully crafted and written."—Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)
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Please contact to him if you wish to have an interview directlyGreetings from Luther College.
My name is Jon Lund, the Associate Dean for Student Life and Director of International Admissions. I manage the admissions and financial aid processes for students interested in attending Luther.
At Luther, we have about 60 majors, minors, and special programs. The largest programs are biology, business management, education, psychology, music, and English.
Luther has a fairly generous scholarship/financial aid package for top students. We award scholarships based on talent/merit and need-based aid.
Currently, we have approx. 110 international students from nearly 50 countries. We have 4 students from Vietnam.
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Broiled Lamb with Cilantro-Papaya Salsa
Plain couscous pairs well with these succulent Indian-spiced lamb chops. Top the chops with a zesty fruit salsa for extra flavor.
Yield: 6 servings (serving size: 2 lamb chops and 1/4 cup salsa)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 160
- Calories from fat: 32%
- Fat: 5.6g
- Saturated fat: 2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.5g
- Protein: 19.7g
- Carbohydrate: 7.2g
- Fiber: 1.5g
- Cholesterol: 61mg
- Iron: 1.9mg
- Sodium: 261mg
- Calcium: 34mg
- 2 teaspoons garam masala
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 12 (3-ounce) lamb loin chops, trimmed
- 1 cup diced peeled papaya (about 1 medium)
- 1/2 cup prechopped red onion
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon chopped jalapeño pepper
- Preheat broiler.
- Combine garam masala, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and black pepper. Rub both sides of lamb chops with garam masala mixture. Arrange lamb in a single layer on a broiler pan; broil 4 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness. Remove from heat; sprinkle lamb with remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt.
- While lamb cooks, combine papaya and remaining ingredients; stir well. Serve with lamb.
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- CUISINE: Indian
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Lamb
- COOKING METHOD: Broil
- OCCASION: Autumn
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By Craig Whitlock, Monday, November 12, 10:00 PM ABOARD A U.S. MILITARY AIRCRAFT — The FBI probe into the sex scandal that led to the resignation of CIA director David Petraeus has expanded to ensnare Gen. John R. Allen, the commander of U.S. and NATO troops in Afghanistan, the Pentagon announced early Tuesday. According to a senior U.S. defense official, the FBI has uncovered between 20,000 and 30,000 pages of "potentially inappropriate" emails between Allen and Jill Kelley, a 37-year-old Tampa woman whose close friendship with Petraeus ultimately led to his downfall. Allen, a Marine, succeeded Petraeus as the top allied commander in Afghanistan in July 2011.