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Chinna Chinna Aasai
Lyrics & Chords
Tried out this song with the Karoke music…from the movie Roja….
Prateek Dayal said
This is just wow !
You should try more of this. Where did you get the music file for this karoke. You can post a link here so that other people can feel encouraged too :)
I had only heard the hindi version before this. Pretty nice this one :)
Nithya said
There are lots of midi files available on the interet. You can try on google for it. Here is one such link
Jeskarthik J said
Bhaar …… Good one … Superb.
I have no knowledge on Music, personally would like you to post tamil film songs.
I am thinking of circulating this post link to my college groups and friends network.
Hip Hip Hurray :) :)
Gowrishankar Shankar said
Excellent one. You might have to work a bit on your high pitch…best ofluck
Clear Waters said
Truly an amazing budding potential. with continued practice, I'm sure you can be second to none. Great work. Pop would be more suitable for your voice, I think.
A True Fan
Goli Goli said
Hey, You do have a lovely voice…… I dont have much knowledge about the pitch and all but your voice sounds great….Hope to hear few more from you.
Vartika Dutta said
u hv got a grt voice…did u tk any kind of training in music…well if u haven't then u shud…coz tht wud enhance ur voice a lot more…keep up d good work….:-)
Vinay K said
Malarvannan S said
Super-ba padi erukkingaaaa……Keep singing….Also in which area you are put up?. I'm asking this for knowing where you got the karoke….or i'll make my question this way,where you got the karoke(address)?.
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Excellent voice ……
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Drunk Promises
Nothing's worse than waking up after a night of hard core drinking with that awful, awful feeling. No, not the feeling of being hungover. No, this feeling is even worse. The feeling of recalling a drunken promise you made.
Now, sometimes drunken promises can be between a guy and girl, but usually these promises are made between two or more guys. Late at night, more like early in the morning, 3 AM or so, when the bar has cleared out, there's just you and a friend or two, and you guys are shit-faced.
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But that doesn't mean that we don't pray that one of our friends breaks the drunken promise to get us off the hook.
However, after years of regretful drunken promises, I've finally learned a secret: no one wants to uphold them. So I no longer regret drunken promises. I no longer spend the entire morning after a drunken promise fretting that I may have to do something I don't want to do. Drunken promises aren't really promises. They are just manly bluster.
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Transformations Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center offers 90 days of substance abuse treatment with a Guaranteed Success Program for what others charge for 30 days of substance abuse treatment. How does Transformations Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center accomplish this goal each month and remain so successful? The company has joined with Integrity Way Transitional Housing to provide exceptional service and luxury housing. Integrity Way Transitional Housing provides luxury housing, behavioral health technicians, transportation, and resident monitoring. Before contracting with Transformations' Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center, Integrity Way Transitional Housing was a very successful 70 bed facility helping addicts and alcoholics upon leaving an inpatient drug and/or alcohol rehab center. By joining together, the two organizations have been able to eliminate unnecessary costs. TTC and IW have are able to offer 90 days of drug and/or alcohol treatment for what other drug and alcohol rehabs charge for 30 days. This is proving to be extremely helpful to clients and the client's families who are investing in their son or daughters drug and alcohol treatment needs.
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I have done my research and there is no other place that is offering this kind of drug treatment for this little of money. Affordable christian drug treatment. They offer life skills, relapse prevention, drug and alcohol treatment. This is the place to go if your looking for an affordable drug and alcohol rehab.
the last time i stayed at a drug rehab i stayed for 90 days which is only a drop in the bucket if you ask me. Thats why when i was done with drug treatment i continued it with more drug and alcohol treatment. I did intensive out patient for an additional 60 days then i stayed in a halfway house for 6 months then after that i went to a sober living home for a year. All that is nothing compared to the time i spent out on the streets using drugs and alcohol. I went to a christian drug rehab. That was the best thing i could have done.
I was online looking for a Christian drug and alcohol treatment center and I came across this drug rehab transformations. They have exacactly what im looking for. Plus they offer a guaranteed success program. Ive been doing drugs and alcohol for about 15 years now. And im known to relapse I don t want to but I am an addict and a alcoholic so theres no telling if I will or not. Atleast at transformations If I graduate their 90 day 3 phase drug program I can come back 1 month for free. And I get 90 days of drug treatment for the price of what most drug and alcohol treatment centers charge for just 30 days. Transformations is a very affordable Christian drug and alcohol rehab. And they put there money where there mouth is.
Not to many places are going to offer 90 days of drug treatment for the price of what most drug and alcohol rehab centers charge for 30 days. Plus they offer a guaranteed success program. Plus there a christian based drug and alcohol treatment center. I dont think it gets any better than this. If you are a addict or alcoholic and your looking for christian drug treatment or even traditional drug treatment this looks like the drug rehab to be at.
I think with the economy the way it is we need to have an affordable drug and alcohol treatment center. friends and family are still going to need help from drugs and alcohol whether the economy is good or bad. So its nice to know that there is a affordable christian drug rehab that offers help to addicts that might not be that financially stable.
I cant seem to find an affordable drug and alcohol treatment center. Im looking for a christian drug program. Almost everyone ive looked at has been 30,000 dollars or more for just one month. I need help wit my drug abuse but my family cant afford that kind of money. They feel helpless. Drugs and alcohol is breaking up my family. I need serious help.
Im triying to find an affordable drug and alcohol treatment facility most drug treatment centers are very expensive. I looking for something that is at least 90 days then I want to do an out patient program for another 30 days. My addiction and alcoholism is out control. drugs and alcohol have destryed my life. It's time to get it under control.
I have been a addict and alcoholic for 17 years i have been to every kind of drug treatment center known to man. For many years I couldnt get it right. I would put down the drugs and alcohol for a little while then i would relapse. My addiction was out of control. I finally went to a christian rehab center called transformations this is where i finally got it. It was what had been missing in my life this whole time. plus transformations is a 30 -90 day program and you get 90 days for the same price as most drug rehabs charge for 30.
i have been researching a couple of christian drug and alcohol rehab treatment centers. And for a 90 day stay they all are pretty expensive. But there is one place that sticks out. transformations drug and alcohol treatment center. You can get 90 days of drug treatment for the same price that most inpatient drug rehabs charge for 30 days. This is a christian drug program that knows what they are doing.
I cant seem to find a drug treatment facility that is affordable to send my daughter to. I have been searching all over the place and they all are priced ridiculous. I dont have insurance for my daughter so I have to pay cash. I love my daughter and want to get her the help she needs. But I just cant afford most of these drug rehabs. So far Transformations drug and alcohol facility seems to be the only reasonable drug rehab I have found so far. And there reviews are incredible.Plus she can stay for 90 days and ghet the drug therapy she needs to help overcome her drug addiction.
I spent a lot of time looking for a drug treatment center worth sending my girlfriend to. Every place I found was way to expensive. I found you im guys "Transformations treatment center" and I was very impressed. Beautiful living quarters a christian treatment, affordable and you have a guarenteed success program. You cant go wrong with you guys.
I just relapsed after having 14 months clean. I keep kicking myself for messing up. But i just need to deal with it and move forward. luckily my drug rehab is willing to take me back because the have a success program at their drug treatment facility. I lucked out by going to this christian drug rehab.
I just stayed 90 days in my christian drug and alcohol treatment program. I had to pay for it myself so i had to find an affordable place to go so I found this place where I could get 90 days of drug treatment for the price of what most drug treatment centers charge for 30 days.
I have been searching for an affordable drug treatment program. I only found a few that give you more then what you pay for. I have come to the conclusion that the christian drug rehabs have been the most affordable and give you a longer stay and more drug treatment for your money. I guess because they represent god and it's not about the money. It's about helping the addict and alcoholic live a clean and sober life.
've been battleing drug and alcohol addiction for 12 years now. I have been to 5 drug and alcohol treatment centers throughout my addiction career. All of them have pretty much been the same, your standard treatment center. I came across a treatment program in Florida. "Transformations" a reality based addiction program set up with phases to ease yo back in to the real world. You get your addiction counceling and therapy but you also get life skills along with it. Time management,budgeting, finding work. now im doing well!!! thank god for this drug treatment program and the people running it!!! you guys should have been around 12 years ago.
I am a recovering alcoholic and a drug addict. I just want to let you know there is a better way of life! If you suffer from drug addiction here are some steps to take. Admit you do have an issue with drugs and alcohol. Find a drug and alcohol treatment center. Attend 12 step meetings. And always remain hopeful and trust in god as you understand him! We do get better!!!!
Addiction affects both the user and the society, which means that both should be partners in the individual's road to addiction recovery. In a lot of cases, addiction involves both periods of relapse and periods of recovery. It is during relapse that support from the community could be helpful christian drug treatment centers can offer up to 30-90 dsys of help.
detox alone isn't enough after you've detoxed your body of toxins, entering a drug and alcohol rehab program will exponentially increase your chances of long-term sobriety in order to restore hope for a fulfilling life. we offer a guarantee success program.
The typical stay at a drug and alcohol treatment center is 30 to 90 days. I have been to both inpatient drug treatment and out patient drug treatment. I have taken what i can from both. Drugs and alcohol no longer have to be in control.
most drug rehabs offer 30-90 day programs. I am a hard core addict so I needed to stay at my drug treatment center for 90 days. My addiction has caused me many problems. Iam willing to do whatever it takes to put down the drugs and alcohol.
The average stay at a drug and alcohol treatment center is 30m-90 days. If you can the longer the better. I did 90 days in my last christian drug rehab. I am clean from drugs and alcohol today. I have freedom from active addiction.
I have been living the past 10 years addicted to heroin. I am also dual diagnosed. I have a drug addiction and a depression and bipolar disorder. I am getting treatment at a christian drug and alcohol treatment center right now.
drug treatment has helped me live a normal life. I am an addict and do need a drug and relapse program in my life. Christian drug rehab can help.
Transformations treatment center is a 30 – 90 drug and alcohol treatment center. Helping addicts and alcoholics become free from drugs and alcohol. There is a better way to live.
Most drug and alcohol treatment centers offer a a 30 -90 day stay at there drug and alcohol treatment center. Thats just a drop in the bucket. But it helps you build your foundation to work a recovery program.
The more time you invest in your recovery the more successful you will be. Transformations Treatment Center gave me the tools I needed to stay clean and sober.
Please advice me on the program and if Blue Cross and Blue Shield Insurance will cover the majority cost of the program with the co-pay out of pocket for a family member.
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Diana M. Pressmann, CSP, ARM, ALCM, has been named the Society's 2005 Edgar Monsanto Queeny Safety Professional of the Year (SPY), an award that pays tribute to an ASSE member whose accomplishments have advanced the safety profession. Pressmann is the first-ever female recipient of the SPY Award.
Eight ASSE members will be recognized for their outstanding volunteer efforts for the Society and the SH&E profession. The Charles V. Culbertson Outstanding Volunteer Service Award recognizes individual accomplishments at the national level—both to reward these special efforts and to encourage others to establish higher personal goals in Society activity. This year's award recipients are: Richard R. Bourlon, P.E., CSP, ALCM; Jeffrey C. Camplin, CSP; Thomas F. Cecich, CSP, CIH; Hector M. Escarcega, CSP, ARM; Mark Friend, Ed.D., CSP; Emory Knowles, CSP, CIH; Cindy Lewis; and Linda G. Rhodes, CSP. The awards will be presented during Safety 2005 in New Orleans.
Joel M. Haight, Ph.D., P.E., CSP, CIH, has been named ASSE's 2005 Dr. William E. Tarrants Outstanding Safety Educator. The award is presented annually to recognize exemplary achievements in SH&E education. The award is named for William E. Tarrants, a past Society president, ASSE Fellow and noted pioneer in safety education who helped establish the Academic Accreditation Council and the Board of Certified Safety Professionals. Recipients are recognized for their work in education within the SH&E field, the Society and the profession. Haight is the fourth recipient of the award, which is sponsored by PPG Industries. The award will be presented during Safety 2005 in New Orleans.
Each year, the ASSE Foundation awards scholarships to help college students as they pursue careers in SH&E. This year, 28 students received scholarships totaling nearly $80,000.
Each day millions of people go to work and return home safely, in part because of the efforts of many SH&E practitioners who work to identify hazards and prevent injuries in all industries and at all workplaces.
ASSE recently concluded its third annual NAOSH Week, which proved to be the most successful to date. Participation grew by 50 percent over last year, which saw a 30-percent increase over 2003. NAOSH Week strives to increase understanding of the benefits of investing in occupational safety and health; demonstrate the positive impact that integrating effective safety and health programs in the workplace and the community has on the economy and business; raise awareness of the role and contribution of SH&E professionals in all areas; and reduce workplace injuries and illnesses by increasing awareness and implementation of safety and health programs.
In addition, U.S. Senate Resolution 130 designating the week of May 1-7, 2005, as NAOSH Week passed the Senate on April 28, 2005. This congressional resolution also "commends occupational safety, health and environmental professionals for their ongoing commitment to protecting people, property and the environment."
Mark your calendar for ASSE's 2005 Hot Topic Symposium—Manufacturing Safety Symposium—scheduled for Nov. 17-18 in Atlanta. The symposium will feature key presentations by safety professionals from Coca-Cola Co. and General Motors, in addition to 19 concurrent sessions. For more information, call ASSE's Customer Service Dept. at (847) 699-2929.
On May 12, Jon Turnipseed, CSP, represented the Society in testimony before the Subcommittee on Workforce Protections of the House Education and Workforce Committee. Turnipseed is a member of ASSE's Governmental Affairs Committee and is a professional member of the Arrowhead Chapter.
In his testimony, he shared the Society's views on incentives to implement third-party safety and health audits. "ASSE has consistently supported legislative initiatives that would encourage employers to conduct voluntary safety and health audits," Turnipseed said. "ASSE is hopeful that once employers realize the benefits of such evaluative action they would continue to implement this practice voluntarily on a regular basis."
Turnipseed also spoke about the significance of closing conferences in the OSHA inspection process. These conferences are the subject of a pending legislative proposal contained in H.R. 979. The proposed bill would require OSHA to provide the employer with a written statement at the closing conference that provides clear information on inspection results, including each alleged hazard and each citation that would be issued. "The Society believes this legislation will contribute to enhanced safety and health by providing timely notice to employers of any perceived hazards and/or regulatory violations so that they can take prompt and appropriate corrective action," Turnipseed stated. ASSE's official statement is contained in the May 16, 2005, Government Affairs Update.
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The prolific Mosley, who made his name with mysteries, has also written science fiction, a graphic novel, and film scripts. This is the third installment in his visionary flipbook series. Like the previous two titles (The Gift of Fire/The Head of a Pin; Merge/Disciple), it combines sf elements with an apocalyptic view of planet Earth. In Stepping Stone, a man everyone assumes is retarded sees a woman whom no one else can see. By the end of the story, he's leading a rearguard action against a race of "intergalactic social spiders." In Love Machine, a woman submits to a cyberexperiment that results in her joining a "Co-mind." Mosley's strength has always been getting readers inside the skins of people different from themselves, but that element is unfortunately missing in these overheated semiparables. They're abstract, hyperbolic, and padded with cliches and fuzzy language. VERDICT This double book will probably sell because Mosley has many admirers, but it's not very good.--David Keymer, Modesto, CA (c) Copyright 2013. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
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Mosley's Crosstown to Oblivion series (each volume of which features two short novels packaged back-to-back in the manner of the old Ace Doubles) continues with this third installment. In Love Machine, a scientist has created a device that allows human minds to share thoughts and emotions. The scientist dreams of a collective human mind shared by all of humanity, but is he a groundbreaking researcher, an evil genius, or a self-appointed god? In Stepping Stone, a man begins to imagine that he's encountering a mysterious woman only he can see. Slowly his life begins to change his dreams taking him to other places, his nightmares showing him real events and eventually he discovers that he might be humanity's savior, but also its destroyer. Both stories are well written and imaginative, although Stepping Stone is a bit stronger, thanks to its compelling first-person narration. Astute readers will see where the plots are going early on (even the series title is a giveaway), but, even so, there is plenty here both style and story to satisfy readers of speculative fiction.--Pitt, David Copyright 2010 Booklist


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Phil Mickelson had an interesting start to the third round of the Masters.
He pushed his drive so far left on No. 1 his ball landed in the ninth fairway. It missed all the trees and actually gave the defending champ a decent shot at the green.
As he walked through the gallery, Mickelson said "It's all about the angles," to the approving patrons.
He stuck his iron shot to within a make-able birdie putt, but missed the roll. He's still 2 under.
Trailing the leader by eight, he needs to fire something close to the course record if he wants to get back into contention.
He carded birdies at Nos. 2 and 3, but gave one back with a bogey on par-3 No. 4.
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I found the article on art and activism to be incredibly condescending. The author has some very narrow ideas about what the "art world" consists of, and it ignores the majority of people who actually consider themselves to be artists. Most of us aren't showing in expensive galleries and selling work to the privileged elite. [...]
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Scalia makes me sick to my stomach on a regular basis. I hope he retires soon and takes himself somewhere where he can do less harm. (Or better yet, has an epiphany and begins seeing other people with empathy and gains the ability to use reason, but I'm not holding my breath on that one.)
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Martinez reveals two clubs have been in touch regarding striker.
Roberto Martinez has confirmed Everton have received two enquiries over the availability of Nikica Jelavic.
The Croatian, a second-half substitute against Sunderland, has yet to net this season and has been restricted to substitute appearances since the arrival of Romelu Lukaku.
And while the Blues boss says the busy festive schedule provides a chance to analyse his squad, he admits there may be a decision to be made regarding the striker when the transfer window opens next week.
He exclusively told evertontv: "We've had a couple of enquiries from two different clubs for one of our players.
"Nikica Jelavic is someone who we have made it very clear to - we've had a conversation and he has the World Cup around the corner.
"He needs to be playing minutes and we understand that. We'll always try to give it a good assessment of the situation but that's not affecting anyone at the Club.
"All we are focusing on is being as good as we can on Sunday.
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Enter: 'Project Feart'
TOM HARRIS nails the nationalists' latest NHS lie
It's called "Project Fear" by the nationalists; any attempt by Better Together (aka "No Thanks") to warn voters of some of the downsides to Scottish independence is seen as negative campaigning. Only the Yes campaign is invariably positive and life-affirming.
It was never true, of course. And when the much-anticipated Yes lead in the polls failed to materialise during the summer, Salmond's campaign stopped even trying to pretend it was so. So now we have "Project Feart". The Scottish NHS, the police and free personal care – all of them specifically devolved to the Scottish Parliament – are at risk from Westminster in the event of a No vote, we're now told.
It's a lie, and not even a very good one. Let's start with the foundation of the nationalists' claim, that the NHS in England is being privatised in order to reduce the health budget, and therefore the public spending total and, consequently, the Scottish block grant as calculated by the Barnett Formula.
Xenophobia and Independence
PETER RUSSELL puts on his tin hat
Our very good friend Kate has now retired from her job, which was with a small NGO that did irreparable good by promoting the rights of workers (especially women workers) in emergent nations. She and her family have lived in Scotland since the 1970s. These are her views on Scotland's future, based on that experience.
I've worked or lived in upwards of 25 newly independent countries. As we approach the vote next year I've been reflecting.
I've been caught up in the euphoria – 'the rainbow nation' comes to mind. All are welcome to be citizens of – Kenya, Slovenia, Slovakia, Latvia, Uganda, Zimbabwe . I could list many more. The new country will be everything everyone hoped for.
Then comes the hard part, negotiating the terms of the settlement. Global powers hold all the cards and extract a very, very high price. What you want is not what you get. NATO membership screwed Central Europe with disastrous consequences for their social welfare budgets. IMF loan conditions cut welfare, imposed privatization and market forces which massively disadvantaged the poor in Africa, Hungary and elsewhere. Europe has been squeezing the Greeks and installed an unelected president in Italy. Nearer to home, the credit rating agencies appeared to be running Britain for a while.
So what are Scotland's tactics for the crucial negotiations? I've heard the 'wish list' but nothing about how we will prevent powerful others dictating the settlement.
When the going gets tough… and it will … then the enemy without easily translates to an enemy within. Individual Russians, European immigrants, white farmers, Serbs or Asian traders come to signify all that is wrecking the dream.
Friends tell me that this won't happen because Scots are different… this special pleading worries me even more. No nation is composed of 'special people'. I'm not saying don't go for independence – only do it in full knowledge and preparedness for the consequences and accept the inevitable 10 years or more of frustration and austerity which lie ahead of any new, small nation.
After 37 years.. I'll not be here to suffer it… or take the blame for what's gone wrong …I'm British and will decamp over the border to enjoy my twilight years"
Independence and the apostles of negativity
The crusade against child poverty is being sidelined in favour of constitutional self-indulgence, warns DONALD MACLEOD
It's November, the SNP party-conference is over, soon it will be September and any day now we should hear someone roll out the arguments for a Yes-vote vote in the forthcoming referendum.
The burden of proof lies on the apostles of negativity, who consistently disparage the last three hundred years of Scottish history as if the Union had prevented all progress and sapped us of all self-respect. Listening to them you would never believe that during these years we have successfully negotiated the industrial revolution, produced such world-class writers as Robert Burns and Walter Scott, nurtured cutting-edge scientists like Alexander Fleming, John Logie Baird and James Clerk Maxwell, and reared outstanding athletes such as Kenny Dalglish and Sir Chris Hoy.
Nor would you ever believe that since 1707 we have provided the UK with (at a quick count) seven Prime Ministers (and that's before we count such other bearers of Scottish genes as W. E. Gladstone and Harold MacMillan); or that we have benefited from such social revolutions as free schooling, the Old Age Pension, universal franchise and the National Health Service.
Nor do separatists ever seem to notice that from the day of the Union Scotland has had its independent legal system, its independent kirk and its independent system of education; or that since devolution we have had control over health, police, housing and the environment; as well as a voice on all the matters still reserved to the Westminster Parliament, even when these are no concern of ours but impact the lives of only the South British.
Scots Myths (3) – 'The Scots are more left wing than the English'
PETER RUSSELL continues his series of posts exposing some of Scotland's many political fallacies
"Scotland is social democratic, but England is a Tory country," was first current in the days of the Thatcher supremacy, but has re-emerged as an axiomatic part of the rhetoric of the pro-independence camp.
Alex Massie has addressed some of the issues in his Speccy blog piece. This looks at the evidence of social attitudes surveys, and comes to two conclusions. The first is that if there are any differences between attitudes to welfare, public services and taxation between England and Scotland, it is not by much. And his second conclusion is – as the title says – that if the UK is divided, the fault line is not along Hadrian's Wall but somewhere in the English Midlands. Any demarcation line is between the North and South of the UK rather than between English and Scots.
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This of course makes great sense if seen through the prism of the industrial economies of the respective regions, above all in the history of the north, of the industrial revolution, coal and steel based engineering, manufacturing, organised labour, slum clearances and Council estates. A good example is that of similarities between Glasgow and Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Both owed their prosperity to coal, iron, steel, the industrial revolution and shipbuilding. Both also sit at the centre of industrial regions, and both suffered massively in the 1980s. Both cities also undertook massive urban redevelopment programmes in the 1960s and 70s, and both have come back since the 1980s with regeneration programmes based on Garden Festivals and groundbreaking arts and culture programmes.
With a year to go, it's time to go deeper…
If separatism is rejected next year, how will the Nationalists live up to their commitment to respect the verdict of the Scottish people? asks DOUGLAS ALEXANDER
This week marks one year until the referendum on Scotland's constitutional future.
In some ways the 18th September is just another day, just another date in the calendar – but like so many seemingly random dates there is a deeper significance when you scratch beneath the surface.
The 18th September is a date with a fine progressive pedigree; as the day in 1895 that the Atlanta compromise was delivered – the precursor to the black civil rights movement in America.
It was the day in 1919 when Dutch women won the right to vote, in 1987 it was the day that America and Russia agreed to reduce their nuclear arsenal.
And the same day when the so called Saffron Revolution began in Burma in 2007.
The 18 September 2014 is a date I've been reflecting on for some time. And throughout the summer, as well as spending time with my family, I took the opportunity to read, think and to try and consider the significance of this date for Scotland…with a year to go until the referendum.
Stepping back over the summer from the day to day exchanges confirmed to me just how arid (a strong but honest assessment) much of the contemporary constitutional debate has become. In the last year alone we've seen a debate characterised all too often by shallowness, grievance and personal vitriol.
There is a real risk that the vitriol, which at times has infected the debate, will not simply fade post 18th September 2014, and when people look beneath the surface of whatever numbers define the result, it will not be a pleasant view.
Not going away
Serious questions about Bill Walker remain unanswered, writes IAN SMART. For everyone's sake – including the SNP's – we need answers
Graeme Pearson and I come from different ends of the criminal justice system. Before becoming an MSP he had spent all of his life as a policeman, latterly a very senior policeman, catching the bad guys and seeing them prosecuted. I, on the other hand, have never prosecuted anyone in my life, my own career being devoted to defending the innocent and sometimes the not so innocent.
But Graeme and I have one skill in common, spotting when somebody's story doesn't ring true. And when Graeme says in a press release today that Nicola Sturgeon's "alibi" over Bill Walker simply does not add up, he has my unconditional endorsement.
I blogged about this on the day Walker was convicted since when various other pieces of the jigsaw have come to light.
Firstly, it appears I was too readily prepared to accept the version of the SNP about the meeting Rob Armstrong, Walker's former brother in law had with Nicola Sturgeon's office in 2008. The SNP claimed that it was primarily about a child access dispute and indeed in my previous blog I was crtical about their breach of confidentiality in that regard but here we have Mr Armstrong's version of events.
"[that] is a totally inaccurate assessment of that meeting. The purpose of the meeting was purely about Bill Walker."
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Russell: Scots Myths (2) – The Highland Clearances.
The first Scots myth sets to right the perception of Nationalists that Scotland has no influence in UK General Elections. Follow-ups on LabourHame[1] illustrate how historical election results are seen through the prism of contrived grievance, to fit the narrative that Scotland has received a bad deal from the Union, which is a key part of the mythology of the pro-independence case.
This was most luridly expressed by Joan McAlpine when she compared Scotland to a woman in an abusive relationship, and adds a distasteful note of victimhood. The narrative of grievances includes examples taken from history, such as the Highland Clearances, the story of North Sea Oil; the early introduction of the Poll Tax; and siting of Trident on the Clyde.
The truth is that the people of England suffered equally if not more in many of these cases. Continue reading
Tom Harris is a genius, says disgraced MP
Some honesty from Labour about the challenges it faces would not go amiss, says ERIC JOYCE
I re-read this honest and perceptive 1993 piece by Tom Harris today. It describes where the Labour party was 20 years ago, and what profound cultural issues had yet to be tackled in order to end the Tories' lengthy dominance of UK politics.
Tom was writing before devolution had killed nationalism stone-dead, of course. A similar piece from a Scottish perspective today would need to take account of the alarmingly different priorities of the Labour Party and those of the Scottish 'brand', the Scottish Labour Party. I'm writing today at one reluctant remove from the party; that's a shame, but my shackle-free outsider's status helps me to see the nature of today's party in sharp relief, both in Scotland and the UK. Mine isn't a perspective I'd necessarily wish upon Labour members, but here are three thoughts that some might find worthy of reflection.
First, Tom's piece alludes to a time when many Labour activists were still making the best the enemy of the good. Happily, we know now that period immediately presaged the rejection of the "How can we get elected? Well, I wouldn't start from here" mentality. Thanks to Blair, Brown, Mandleson, Reid and others, from 1994 Labour embraced fully the need to understand the aspirations and values of regular folk and to start the electoral journey from there. The consequence of that epochal shift was Labour's most successful period in history.
Russell: Scots Myths (1) – 'Scotland Always Gets The Government That England Votes For.'
After the 2011 SNP Conference, it was reported that its activists possessed an unshakeable confidence that they would easily win an independence referendum. This was obviously not based on their election victory – in which they secured less than a popular majority, and only increased their vote by attracting further Lib Dem and Tory voters. Instead, activists took strength from the assertion that "we have true religion, and the Nos do not."
Religions of course do not operate on a basis of fact, but on a faith stoked by myths and folklore, and the SNP faith is no different. Anyone who spends a day of two on social media will verify this: and a week or two will prove beyond all doubt that the SNP and the Yes campaign share a rich landscape of received wisdom which informs their world view and dominates their logic. Continue reading
Business in an independent Scotland – too many 'known unknowns'
The prospect of an independent Scotland has given rise to a host of tricky questions. From currency to central banks, NATO to nuclear weapons, the First Minister and his colleagues treat us to their trademark bluff and bluster when pressed on the key issues and continually accuse those who simply ask for clear answers of "scaremongering". Very little precedent exists in international law for some of the changes which would need to take place if Scotland became independent, and businesses are rightly worried about the consequences of a 'yes' vote in 2014. These 'known unknowns' are what the House of Commons Business, Innovation and Skills select committee sought to understand during the recent evidence sessions for our inquiry into the effects of Scottish independence on UK businesses.
European Union membership was consistently raised as a concern by many who gave evidence, with the added complication of the proposed referendum by the Prime Minister. José Manuel Barosso, President of the EU Commission, has explicitly stated that an independent Scotland would have to re-apply for EU membership, possibly joining a queue behind the likes of Turkey and Albania. Others have pointed out that Scotland would be able to negotiate its membership more swiftly than other potential member states, given that it has already complied with the accession requirements as part of the UK. But it remains highly improbable that Scotland would receive red carpet treatment, particularly as many EU heads of member states with their own secessionist regions share Barosso's thinking. Continue reading


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I found this Coen brothers dark comedy/drama hilarious, well written, and very entertaining.
My favorite Coen brothers film of all time. A modern day story of Job. Brilliant writing and acting as usual. Fantastic. I realize it's not for everyone, however. The Coens show that there is beauty, humor and wonder in the midst of our suffering. NOT for those who watch film purely for escapism purposes.
This story did nothing for me. The "humour" just wasnt there. I would pass on this one.
Many very good scenes in their ridiculousness, vagueness and wonderful humorous awkwardness. In the end, the point is that there is no point, it seems; it all ends just as the tooth story does-going nowhere but in a very enjoyable Coen brothers' way!
The Coen brothers triumph at times (see the Big Lebowski, No Country for Old Men, O Brother Where Art Thou, etc.) and at others fall short (Hudsucker Proxy, Intolerable Cruelty, Burn After Reading, etc.) and this film probably belongs in the second category. Its meditations on the Jewish-American experience veer between the profound and the stereotypical for the most part. For fans only.
remember this is the late 1960's. Job-like Larry wonders why so many bad things are happening to him. some very poignant and very funny moments.
This was okay...I don't know. The story did not draw me in. But the acting was very good.
A Serious waste of time
This was difficult to watch, I almost turned it off. You almost want to laugh because Larry is so sad, but couldn't because he is such whiner. In the end, the story doesn't really go anywhere.
Full of delightful parts... but do they add up to anything?
Does it really even matter?
The Coen brothers' existentialist parable is as bewildering as it is touching, as frustrating as it is uplifting and ultimately, as silly as it is profound. You can't help but wish the film were a conjunction of shorts, just so you never expect it to make any sense and thus, don't end up feeling cheated.
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Okay, let's do a little break down, Huffington Post.
'The Princess. (she's kween, bitches) Sansa Stark, sister to the Tomboy,
is not too bright'
'and is often punished for her vapid and romantic delusions.'
So wait, now were calling a girl of 13 who has dreams of marrying a prince (because of what songs say), living in a magical place, & wanting to fall in love: vapid & delusional? And she's punished for it?
Well, Sansa's not actually punished for her 'vapid' 'delusions. She's punished by a mad & insane King, whom is her fiancee, because she 'lashed' out at him, after he showed her the head of her father. She is also stripped naked & beaten by knights, whom she always believed would protect her. Because you know, 'romantic delusions' would have us believe that knights are supposed to be valiant and courteous, and not beat 12 year old girls.
Sansa is the smartest & most strong willed character in the entire series.
My skin has turned to porcelain, to ivory, to steel.
Her 'skin' (inner strength) & courtesy is her armor.
She can still be a princess and be a warrior woman.
She doesn't have to fight with swords or fire and blood, when words and courtesy are just as strong.
This article is one complete pile of dragon shit & I'm not sure why the GoT FB would even consider posting it on their site.
COMPLETE DIREWOLF SHIT: 'In case you had any doubt which, the Tomboy or the Princess, is more appealing to contemporary audiences, compare what happens to poor Sansa to her clear-minded, independent sister.'
The writer of this article clearly doesn't understand that Arya and Sansa are two sides of the same coin, the sun and the moon, Valar Morghulis and Valar Dohaeris.
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Mar 09
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Nostrodamus says:
from the worlds best two riders, never seperated by more than 0.2 of a second. Like Bradl says it's their incredible metronomic clinical perfection as much as their outright speed that sets these two apart from all the rest (except a busted Aussie). Pure genius, both deserved that victory, but I'm glad Dani got it!
Jul 11
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Slorta says:
Great win and hope Dani goes all the way from here. Although that pass by Jorge was one of the gutsiest moves I've seen.
Jun 10
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Lorenzo99 says:
Congratulations to Dani on the win,A truelly amazing ride from a rider that many have considered to be the weakest of the four Aliens ( myself included ).Not any more it would seem,Oh No.Dani has seriously moved up recently,& it would seem with Casey sliping backwards in the championship Dani has stepped in to rally Honda & seriously uped his game.
Dani is known for fading at the end of races & slipping off the pace.Not any more it would seem,he just got faster & his consistancy was incredible.Weve always seen Dani riding injured in the magority of his races & this & his general fitness has obviously played a magor part in his race results.
Dani has always been fast but has struggled with both race pace & consistancy,but know he seems to have solved these issues.I always said he was almost but not quite,he just lacked that little some thing.Well it seems hes found it.After this race nobody is going to challenge Danis Alien status & hes defenatly not the 4th or weakest any more.
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shawno76 says:
Did Bradl really say that? Das is Guten Ja!
Feb 09
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chrisg011 says:
After the battles on the track and in the press, the cold shoulders and king of spain 'forcing' a handshake, how refreshing to see these two guys battling hard, fast and clean. The race was an exemplary performance by the best in the world.
Just funny how, with CS out and VR way down the order, the posts are all a bit quiet.
Its almost as if people only coem online to take the piss...
Mar 07
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bigbashbonanza says:
And hopefully we will get this type of close racing for the remainder of the season for the final showdown in Valencia!
Chris, just because you can get your elbow down doesn't mean anything... oh actually it does. That's just f**ing brilliant!!!
Jun 11
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PaceyCasey says:
......a fast Dani. Generally plagued by injuries, but so far this season (touch wood) he's physically good and it would seem mentally too. A fantastic final lap from both riders that'll definately put the wind up JL. It'll be an interesting second half of the season. Depending on the extent of Stoners injury, and Jorges (unlucky again Ben) on his own, will Casey play 'wing man' to Dani?
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CH987 says:
I would think that Jorge is just beginning to get worried. Since they brought the new bike out it's been 3 nil to Honda. This race was a closer finish but the last two were easy wins for Dani and Casey. As long as Dani doesn't get injured.....
Feb 11
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Milkybars says:
1. Will Stoenzo come back and take the team order that is necessary for Dani to win this World Championship?
2. Or, will he come back and want to rack up his win percentage and not care about helping Dani's chances for WC?
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