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Waratahs debutant Sekope Kepu will try to dominate and give "a few nudges" to some familiar old foes in Saturday's Super 14 rugby clash against the Highlanders in Dunedin.
Kepu, who was born in Australia but relocated to New Zealand as a youngster, was snapped up by the Waratahs after representing his adopted country at under-17, 19 and 21 levels.
With Wallabies prop Al Baxter ruled out of Saturday's clash after suffering a head knock against the Chiefs last weekend, 22-year-old Kepu was given the starting loosehead position.
Test front rower Matt Dunning was shifted from that position to tighthead with another debutant, Australian U-19 prop Dan Palmer coming onto the bench.
Waratahs coach Ewen McKenzie said while his mixture of props looked "experimental from the outside", he was pretty comfortable with the mix.
McKenzie said Kepu had fantastic ball-running and passing skills and was looking for him to bring technical capability and attacking skills to the position.
He said Kepu had the right physical and mental mix.
"He's a big guy, 121, 122 kilos, but he's bloody quick," McKenzie said.
"Because it was so much easier for him to stay where he was in New Zealand, the challenge he took on to come over and give it a crack, I'm really happy that we can give him his opportunity, I hope it really converts for him."
Kepu caught up with some of the Highlanders last week as he stayed on to watch their game against the Brumbies after he turned out for the junior Waratahs against the Brumby Runners.
Although a rookie at Super level, Kepu said he already had the advantage of playing against Highlanders props Jamie Mackintosh, Clint Newland and Chris King.
"I will do my best to overcome and dominate in the scrums this week," Kepu said.
"I'm not going to take anything by them. Mackintosh is going to be a feisty fellow on the other side, so I'll be looking to give him a few nudges."
Kepu, who was born in Sydney and spent some of his formative years in the NSW country town of Glen Innes, said switching to the Waratahs had been a gamble for both him and NSW.
"They hadn't seen much of me because I'd been injured for the Air New Zealand Cup last year, so I understood that it was to come over here that I would have to work extra hard," Kepu said.
"And I would sort of start off on the bottom again rather than being in the New Zealand system near the top."
Kepu said he had definitely improved as a player since joining the Waratahs, despite the misgivings by some people back home about the quality of scrum coaching in Australia.
In the only other change to the side which started against the Chiefs last weekend, lock Will Caldwell replaces Dean Mumm, who moved to the bench.
Waratahs: Lachie Turner, Timana Tahu, Ben Jacobs, Tom Carter, Lote Tuqiri, Kurtley Beale, Brett Sheehan, Wycliff Palu, Phil Waugh (capt), Rocky Elsom, Dan Vickerman, Will Caldwell, Matt Dunning, Adam Freier, Sekope Kepu. Reserves: Tatafu Polota-Nau, Dan Palmer, Dean Mumm, Beau Robinson, Luke Burgess, Sam Harris, Alfi Mafi.


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Tucker Albrizzi
Born in Orlando, Florida, Tucker Albrizzi caught the acting bug at the young age of seven. From his very first audition, Tucker booked a national commercial, going on to book ten more in the following year.
A year later, when Tucker was only eight, his brother, Patrick, was diagnosed with Leukemia. Deciding to take a break from his short lived acting career, the two brothers created their own charity, Driving for Donors. Traveling the US, they held marrow drives that added over 30,000 marrow donors in one year alone. Shortly after, a production company in Hollywood wanted to make a documentary about the brothers' story. Packing their bags, Tucker and his family came out to Hollywood, where he was able to get back into acting.
Within a short time of arriving in Hollywood, Tucker booked a role on the ABC Pilot, Bless This Mess. Though the show was not successful, Tucker was able to book several roles on many television shows including, NBC's The Office, USA's Dark Blue, ABC's Brothers & Sisters and Desperate Housewives and a reoccurring role on Nickelodeon's Big Time Rush and Disney's Good Luck Charlie.
With his great talent and timing for comedy, Tucker's been called a young Jonah Hill or Jack Black. This talent has allowed him to make a jump to the big screen this past year in several feature films. These include: Universal's Hop, Disney's Spooky Buddies, and 20th Century Fox's upcoming holiday film Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked, which hits theaters nationwide December 16th. Next look for Tucker lending his voice for a lead role in Focus Features animated film, ParaNorman, due out in summer 2012.
Whether he's playing a serious role, or getting laughs, Tucker has the ability to capture the hearts of anyone watching.
Tucker currently resides in Los Angeles and Florida with his family. When he's not acting, Tucker loves playing video games, go horseback riding, swimming and spending time with his family and friends.
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Atlanta fire crews battled a blaze in the Little 5 Points area on Thursday.SKYFOX 5 was over the scene at the Corner Tavern near Moreland and Euclid avenues.
Investigators spent several hours trying to put out hot spots.
No one was injured.
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Hollywood Bar and Cafe - Trinidad, Colorado
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Big guy, little car
Bet he wouldn't be smiling were he wedged into a subcompact car.
What happens when the downsizing trend meets an increasingly bigger population
Graze your head on the doorframe of a historic 18th century home and it may dawn on you that people used to be shorter. It's true: the average height of people living in industrialized nations has increased approximately 10 cm, or four inches, in the past 150 years.
Scientists believe the sudden growth spurt — unearthed skeletons reveal no significant differences in height from the Stone Age through the early 1800s — came about when malnutrition, especially in children, began to get addressed. As better food became available, children started growing straight and tall through adulthood. Add to that today's roly-poly obesity epidemic and it's easy to see that we humans have starring roles in our own Land of the Giants.
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At the same time, automobile manufacturers are compelled to make ever smaller and more fuel-efficient cars, partly to meet tightening fleet fuel-consumption targets and partly because clogged cities, particularly in Europe, simply can't handle many more vehicles that aren't space-efficient.
So how do you fit a clientele that's literally growing in size and weight into transportation modules that, by government decree and market forces, have to get smaller?
Canada's burgeoning class of subcompact cars has seen numerous new products burst onto the scene in the past two years. Fresh nameplates like the Ford Fiesta, Mazda 2, Chevrolet Sonic and Fiat 500 have joined the Honda Fit, Toyota Yaris and Kia Rio in a "B-car" segment that promises both fun-to-drive frugality, as well as technology and luxury furnishings that wouldn't look out of place in a Jaguar. Penalty boxes these are not. But do they fit?
Charles Mott, product manager of the Chevrolet Sonic at General Motors in Detroit, says the Sonic four-door sedan and five-door hatchback were designed to fit a large proportion of people all over the world, where the Sonic flies the Chevrolet flag in 130 countries.
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"It's a tall car for tall people," Mott says, noting that both Europe and North America are home to plenty of tall customers, so a singular product has to appeal to a broad spectrum of buyers, typically up to the 95 to 99 percentile of adults who are well over six feet tall.
"The front seats will fit enormously tall persons, while a 5-foot-10 individual can sit behind a 5-foot-10 driver easily," he notes, explaining that the Sonic's back seat also got a lot of attention from designers. With 41 cubic feet of space in the back seat, the Sonic is a B-segment overachiever, offering more real estate than even compacts like the Toyota Corolla.
In addition to accommodating all shapes and sizes of people in everyday situations, subcompacts also have to maintain some buffer space between flesh and metal in the event of a collision. Explains Mott: "Safety is still paramount, despite the size of the vehicle. The Sonic's roof and A-pillars have good clearances after impact."
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Queen Elizabeth II has opened the 2012 parliamentary year in the United Kingdom's Parliament at Westminster.
A State Opening of Parliament is the main ceremonial occasion of the parliamentary calendar. Escorted by the Household Cavalry, the Queen travels from Buckingham Palace to Westminster. She enters the House of Lords and directs Black Rod to summon the members of the House of Commons.
Black Rod, as the chief official of the House of Lords, is ceremonially denied entry to the Commons, a practice that symbolises the independence of the Commons from the monarchy. Black Rod knocks three times on the door of the Commons chamber. When admitted, he advises the Speaker that the Queen has summonsed members to the Lords. Members then proceed to the Bar of the House and listen to the Queen's speech.
During today's proceedings, as Black Rod summonsed members, Dennis Skinner, the 81-year-old Labour member for Bolsover, a seat he has held for 43 years, could be heard interjecting: "The Royal Mail for sale, Queen's head privatised". Some of Skinner's jokes over the years can be found here.
The Queen delivers her speech from the Throne in the House of Lords. Today she was accompanied by Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. It was the first time she has been accompanied to a State Opening by her son and heir. As TIME magazine noted this week: "After more than 60 years, the Elizabethan era is drawing to a close, and the Charlesian age is dawning."
The Queen's Speech is written by the government of the day. It allows the government to outline its policies and proposed legislation for new parliamentary session.
- Listen to the Queen's Speech (8m)
- Download a UK Parliament Factsheet on the State Opening of Parliament (PDF)
Text of the Queen's Speech at the State Opening of Parliament.
My Lords and Members of the House of Commons
My Government's legislative programme will continue to focus on building a stronger economy so that the United Kingdom can compete and succeed in the world.
It will also work to promote a fairer society that rewards people who work hard.
My Government's first priority is to strengthen Britain's economic competitiveness. To this end, it will support the growth of the private sector and the creation of more jobs and opportunities.
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2014 Student Organizations
CC Community Kitchen: The CC Community Kitchen works to raise awareness about hunger and homelessness in the US and gathers every Sunday to prepare and serve a free meal. We have been in operation for 22 years! Get involved by showing up to volunteer at Sacred Grounds on Sunday (morning shift from 9:00-12:00, afternoon shift from 12:30-3:00), and/or joining our mailing list (email Savannah). We seek to go beyond the Soup Kitchen model in three major ways: first, by reducing barriers between guests and volunteers. Anyone can eat, anyone can volunteer, and everyone is treated with respect. Second, by promoting awareness of core issues and encouraging critical thought. Finally, by giving a voice to our guests and volunteers through our Sunday Skill Share program.
Savannah Worth - email@example.com.
The Tiger Eyes Dance Team: is a group of dancers dedicated to promoting positive school spirit on campus. We invoke positive attitudes through our exciting and entertaining routines. We look forward to expanding our reach on and off campus with our recent Chartership. Look for more of the Tiger Eyes Dance Team to come!
SOSS: The Student Organization for Sexual Safety (SOSS) is a peer advocacy group that promotes safe and positive sex, works to prevent sexual assault, and provides resources and support for victims of sexual harassment or sexual assault. We run a hotline around the clock. All calls and texts are answered by a trained SOSS member, and no question is too small or too big. SOSS is advised by the SARC on campus, and work closely with them. SOSS hosts many events on campus as well, including Classy Christmas, Speed Dating, and Take Back the Night. We accept applications for new membership at the beginning of each semester.
Mackenzie Mulligan-Buckmiller - firstname.lastname@example.com
Amnesty International is an activist organization with members from around the world, all standing up for humanity and human rights. Our purposes is to protect people wherever justice, freedom, truth and dignity are denied. We investigate and expose human rights abuses, educate and mobilize the public, and help to transform societies to create a safer, more just world. Our vision is of a time in which every person - regardless of race, religion, gender, ethnicity, etc - enjoys all of the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights standards.
Meaghan Berns (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com and
McKenna Asakawa (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com.
GlobeMed at Colorado College works to raise awareness on campus regarding global health issues. We hope to provide an environment for students to come together to discuss current issues in the field and the work being done to address these problems. Additionally, GlobeMed at CC is partnered with the Western Organization for People Living With HIV/AIDS (WOPLAH) in Western Kenya. WOPLAH works to address the pain and suffering of those living with HIV/AIDS in Western Kenya through a variety of income-generating and educational programs. GlobeMed is committed to raising funds through campaigns and fundraisers on campus in order to support WOPLAH's work. Additionally, GlobeMed at CC is proud to be sending an intern to Kenya for the second time this summer, in order to further strengthen our partnership with WOPLAH.
Maggie Dillon - email@example.com
EnAct, the oldest student group on campus, began after Earth Day 1970. EnAct serves as a forum to raise environmental and social awareness through research, education, and action at CC and within the Colorado Springs community.
Leo Stout firstname.lastname@example.com and Laurel Sebastian email@example.com
SOCC -As Colorado College's entirely student run radio station, we strive to provide quality music, news, talk, and arts programming to the various constituencies that we serve (students, members of the greater Colorado Springs community, alumni, parents, prospective students, etc.), while simultaneously offering student DJs a unique and infinitely adaptable medium of personal expression. In addition to our on-air activities, we aspire to become the hub of Colorado College's on-campus music scene, providing events for student bands through to larger touring acts.
Teo Price-Broncucia - firstname.lastname@example.com
SPILL (Student Peers in Laid-back Listening, www.spillnow.com) is an online forum where students share grievances, annoyances, or whatever's on their minds and receive feedback from other students. Localizing SPILL at Colorado College has allowed the option for direct online connection between CC students.
The CC Spill team is also working to induct CC as a chapter of a similar organization, Active Minds. This nationwide organization is based around the destigmatization of mental illness. Active Minds organizes events promoting wellness, as well as education around the prevention, symptoms, and prevalence of mental illness.
Anne S Schwartz (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com
The Colorado College Food Coalition hopes to bring together the knowledge, energy, and ideas of CC students interested in food justice and food-related issues both on and off campus. We act as a link between groups and individuals on campus, and between students and Colorado Springs community partners by providing the resources and support for organized networking. Through this model, we can include and effect more interested individuals in the area and create more momentum addressing food issues. If you're looking for a way to put your passion for food into action, we encourage you to attend our Community Meetings, held once a block, to learn more about the CC Food Co and to start getting involved!
Sophie Javna (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com
The College Republicans is an organization that strives to foster an understanding of the principles of conservatism on the Colorado College campus. Throughout the year, the club hosts many events and sponsors speakers to inform students about a differing political opinion. During our meetings, we discuss/debate current political issues, work on group initiatives, such as a campus diversity report, and meet with local elected officials. We recently began a partnership with the El Paso County GOP, where we assist with state and local elections and discuss voter outreach in the CC community. The College Republicans also partners with the CC Democrats to host lectures and produce a bipartisan newspaper called the "Purple Paper".
Davis Tutt (S) - email@example.com
Religious life at Colorado College: Let's face it—finding a spiritual path can be a challenge…but it can also be an adventure! is as varied as our community is diverse. CC is a great place to be a seeker as well as a tremendous resource to deepen your faith. Spirituality can ground us in a way that offers meaning and wholeness in an otherwise turbulent world. At other times, it can shake us loose from our complacency and open us to new horizons.
We love to encourage folks in their spiritual journeys to encounter the sacred, and we also promote ethical engagement with those in the community. We're available to meet with you personally to talk more about spiritual life at CC or listen to what's on your mind. Just stop by the main office in Shove Chapel or contact - firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cool Science: We are a home-grown, volunteer-based nonprofit dedicated to exposing, inspiring and engaging people in the Pikes Peak region with the wonders of science in the everyday world. We provide fun, interactive, intimidation-free science programs for a variety of schools, clubs and groups.
Ellen Levish (S) - email@example.com
Whether you're celebrating your thousandth orgasm, hoping for your first, cheering on your partner, or struck in anyway by the word "orgasm," you're welcome to foster the increase of sexual autonomy and sexual communication on campus by promoting modifications to our hook up culture to make it more dynamic, diverse, and fulfilling, both sexually and emotionally for students of all sexualities. Join us in our goal of orgasm advocacy on campus through discussion, speakers and events to make Colorado College a more orgasm filled place.
Life's too short to not orgasm every day!
OrgasmiCC is open to any self-identified appreciator of orgasms. Join us on Wednesdays at 5:00 in Upstairs Worner!
Co-chairs: Ann Stimson (S) - email@example.com;
Savannah Johnson (S) - email@example.com and
Maeve O'Connor-Bethune (S)- email@example.com
The Luso-Brazilian Club provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the language and culture of Portuguese speaking countries through weekly Portuguese practice groups, movie screenings, cookouts, and other events.
Ross Valdez-Welk (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com
The CC Investment Club teaches members about about finance, business, and investing as we manage over $40,000 on behalf of Colorado College.
Eli Greenspan (S) - email@example.com
Fly Fishing Club The Fly Fishing club aims to attract, educate, and unite anglers and students who wish to learn more about the sport. We offer all the gear and knowledge necessary to make fly fishing a possibility for anyone. We offer scheduled trips once a block, along with events including fly fishing films, fly tying sessions, and opportunities to pursue fly fishing through our supporters Trout Unlimited and Angler's Covey. Tight Lines!
Brooks Pinnick (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com
Student Alumni Association (SAA) The mission of the Student Alumni Association (SAA) is to strengthen student's lifelong loyalty to CC by providing opportunities that instill school pride, cultivate relationships between students, alumni and the CC community and give back or pay it forward to future generations.
Catalyst Newspaper - We are Colorado College's independent student newspaper. Come write, design, or take photos for us and get PAID!
Jack Sweeney (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com
Hillel represents the Jewish social organization at Colorado College and is responsible for organizing holiday activities, social events and educational opportunities for Jewish students. Hillel helps students celebrate most major holidays, hosts a Shabbat dinner every Friday, and ensures the presence of Jewish culture on campus. Anyone interested in Judaism or Jewish culture is invited to join. We are a primarily "cultural" organization and do not exclude non-Jews or non-practicing Jews from our events.
Rachel Tauber (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com
Equestrian Team We are a Hunter/Jumper equestrian team open to riders of all levels. The experience of present team members ranges from those who have never ridden a horse before college to those who have competed nationally. For the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association, we compete against 10 other schools in Hunt-Seat Equitation. Along with competitions we have regular lessons at MM Equestrian Center, movie nights, and fundraisers.
Amanda Cormier (S) - email@example.com
Pre-Veterinary Club We are on an offshoot of the Pre-Health Professions Club. We work with pre-veterinary students to ensure they have all of the pre-requisites for veterinary school along with students are just interested in animals. Jane Byrnes, the pre- health professions advisor, works with us closely to ensure we will be prepared for veterinary school. We have regular speakers come from different animal professions and we provide volunteer opportunities at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and Front Range Equine Rescue.
Amanda Cormier (S) - email@example.com
Tesla is an alternative high school in Colorado Springs that "encourages students and staff to become positive, productive citizens" by "honoring individual needs". Many of the students enrolled at Tesla are unable to attend a traditional high school for a wide variety of reasons. Unfortunately, these same students often lack positive role models in their lives. Therefore, our goal, as volunteers, is to be there for them as a mentor, guide, and overall positive influence in their lives. We will accomplish this goal during monthly visits where we will introduce the students to the outdoors and Colorado Spring's beautiful surroundings. Although living in Colorado Springs, many of them have never been able to explore these areas.
William Cohn (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com
CC Film Union- The Colorado College Film Union is a student organization dedicated supporting and facilitating filmmaking and film appreciation on campus. We help support CC film students with their shoots and ideas, curate different student films to bring them to a wider audience, and host fun film screenings. We put on the annual CC Film Fest every year to screen a variety of the quality student films that are made each year.
Benjamin Grund (S) - email@example.com
The Colorado College Food Coalition hopes to bring together the knowledge, energy, and ideas of CC students interested in food justice and food-related issues both on and off campus. We act as a link between groups and individuals on campus, and between students and Colorado Springs community partners by providing the resources and support for organized networking. Through this model, we can include and effect more interested individuals in the area and create more momentum addressing food issues. If you're looking for a way to put your passion for food into action, we encourage you to attend our Community Meetings, held once a block, to learn more about the CC Food Co and to start getting involved!
Sophie Javna (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com
Relay for Life -The journey to end cancer starts with a single step. Colorado College and the American Cancer Society invite you to take that step with us by joining the global Relay For Life movement. When you walk to end cancer with us at CC's Relay event, it's your opportunity to not only honor cancer survivors and remember loved ones lost, but also to raise awareness about what we can do to stay well and fight back against cancer.
Jane Finocharo - firstname.lastname@example.com
SOMOS (Spanish for "we are") believes that community involvement and education are the avenues for change in our society. SOMOS invites any CC students interested in Latino/Latina culture or pertinent issues to join us. Our mission is the educational, cultural, political and social empowerment of the Latino people. We aim to retain the Latino identity and further cultural awareness by bringing students together through our hosting of on campus events. Some events that we host are Día de los muertos, Noche de Ritmos, Hispanic Heritage Month, movie screenings, bbq's, etc. We meet every Wednesday at 6pm in the Butler Center.
Amairani Alamillo (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com
AASU's objective is to increase awareness of Asian students' presence in our community, provide social, cultural, and political haven for Asian Americans (and any others who are interested), and represent the concerns, ideas, and views of the Asian American students of the college and reflect the general sentiment of Asian society on our campus.
Brian Heng (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com
Pre-Law: We are a club that helps students with their decisions about law school. We do this by inviting speakers to campus to talk about a variety of topics pertaining to the application process through career options with a JD. We don't have regular meeting times, so please make sure you are on the mailing list for important announcements.
Gretchen Wardell - firstname.lastname@example.com
BreakOut sends out student led volunteer trips on Saturdays, block breaks, and Spring break. Whether you want to get out for a weekend or spend a block break volunteering, BreakOut hosts a variety of trips, from organic farming in New Mexico, to working with rescued wolves in Colorado, to working at a homeless shelter in Alamosa, Colorado. Best of all, BreakOut trips are open to everyone on campus! Margaret Wolf &Skylar Trieu
Early Birds: Interested in being a mentor? Like kids? Through Early Birds you will get a chance to tutor students at Bristol Elementary School. This is a great volunteering opportunity for people who are busy in the afternoons because we volunteer two-three times a week in the mornings (7:15-8:15). You will be helping students who need extra support with their homework in math and reading.
Margaret Wolf
Club Ski Team: We don't train and only race because the mountains are just a little too far for trips during the week. We have races at Winter Park, Loveland, Telluride, and Powderhorn. It's a combination of Slalom and Giant Slalom races. It's only a few weekends during block 5. The team is limited to 10 people. We have a short season, but since the team is so small we have a lot of fun traveling together! Madde Burnham
Phi Gamma Delta: Helping individuals to better develop an authentic Self and enact positive change in the community!
David T Wright - firstname.lastname@example.com
Twit is the resident improv troupe at Colorado College. A division of the student theater production group Theater Workshop, Twit puts on an improv show the fourth monday of every block in Taylor Theater. With an auditioned cast of 8 to 12 improvers, Twit is the place to be if you are serious about improv/creating entire universes and conjuring characters from thin air in front of hundreds of people who think it's hilarious.
Jammes Dineen (S) - firstname.lastname@example.com
Ellement is Colorado College's all-female a cappella group, started in 1991. We love to sing, and we love each other! We arrange all of our songs together, all by ear. We are always happy to perform - our main contact person is junior
Anne Schwart - firstname.lastname@example.com
Room 46 is Colorado College's co-ed a cappella group. We range from 10-15 members each semester and sing mostly pop songs but are open to all genres! We perform at a variety of gigs and venues throughout the academic year, including our bi-annual end of semester concerts. We encourage everyone to audition for us in the fall!


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Now, I know that this was not the worst part. This just was the beginning, the outskirts of what turned out to be a hurricane. There was no way I could've ever been ready for the force, the hugeness of what I was in for. By the time the eye of the storm reached me, I was already gone, scattered into tiny pieces of sand and dust that floated over the people and places that were my life. I worked my way behind bookshelves, under beds, into that lint in the pockets of your jeans. I became that dust that you see glittering in the sunlight on clear days, that dirt particle that mixes with the perfect amount of pollen and makes you sneeze. My life wasn't something tangible anymore. It was something that I had to start rebuilding once the storm blew through. But this time, this time, I was going to make myself hurricane-proof. I collected bricks, beautiful red bricks, and started to build a wall around myself. There was no way I was going to dissipate this time. There was no way I was going to let a silly thing like love dissolve my life again.


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If you want to hear some new music from Beck , you're going to need a ticket to one of his festival appearances this summer.
The singer has just revealed that he'll be previewing a number of new cuts from his upcoming acoustic record during his stripped-down solo sets at the AmericanaramA Festival of Music at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, New York on July 27, and at the Newport Folk Festival on July 28 at Fort Adams State Park in Newport, Rhode Island.
A few days later, Beck will reunite with his band to perform at the Bank of America Pavilion in Boston, MA on August 2 and at the Prospect Park Bandshell in Brooklyn, NY on August 4. Tickets for those concerts will be available starting Friday.
A title and release date for Beck's forthcoming acoustic album has yet to be announced.
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"Just-add-water CSS animations"So you want to amaze your users with the latest design trends and alert them visually on content change? Then HTML5 Animate CSS Dreamweaver extension is the right choice for you. With its 35 gorgeous animations to choose from and the dedicated floating panel, you can virtually animate HTML elements, repeat and detail regions from HTML5 Data Bindings for fantastic presentations of your rich, dynamic web sites and mobile apps. Empower amazing on page scroll animations when a specific element becomes visible for the greatest impact on your users.
All CSS animations are driven by HTML5 tags and CSS3 transitions, based on the rock solid Animate.css library by Dan Elden, that gives you full cross-browser support with graceful degradation and maximum hardware acceleration.
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What the 99% are getting right
Selective bailouts
The causes of the malaise are numerous, complicated and interconnected -- from excess indebtedness to the festering wound that is the housing market to the predatory, unfair trade policies of mercantilists like China -- and have been the subject of many of my columns. Now, new problems are approaching -- such as America's structural deficit, which is driven by an aging population fueling out-of-control health-care inflation. Meanwhile, the job market for the young -- even college grads with good degrees -- is dismal.
Welcome to austerity, courtesy of the financial meltdown. But it's been a selective austerity.
When the housing bubble collapsed in 2007 and 2008, the central bankers and policymakers scrambled to put our Humpty Dumpty financial system together again with multiple doses of stimulus aimed at the banks, and benefiting mostly the 1% (really the 0.1%, but let's not split hairs).
The big banks that gorged on risky mortgages and got in trouble got tons of help -- capital injections and ultralow-cost loans -- in a rescue of historic proportions. Homeowners who took out risky mortgages? Not so much.
The banks also got the velvet glove treatment when it came to new financial regulations. The Dodd-Frank Act, despite virulent protestations from the right, is a far cry from what's really needed to end the too-big-to-fail problem.
Big corporations have benefited from a desperate workforce and strong export markets. Costs were slashed and wages frozen. Labor productivity zoomed higher. Employees were squeezed.
But something surprising happened as profits soared to record highs. The market cheered as earnings surprised to the upside. Executive salaries soared -- something my colleague Michael Brush has documented in his "One-Percenter of the Week" series. But a lot of stockholders were left disappointed, as 401k's simply scratched back to the levels of 2007 and 2008 -- capping the worst decadelong performance for the stock market since the Great Depression.
By the one metric that matters above all others, the benefits of this massive rescue did not trickle down. This is a jobless recovery.
Gluskin Sheff economist David Rosenberg notes that if the labor participation rate had stayed at levels seen just as the recession was ending in the summer of 2009, the current unemployment rate would be north of 11% (versus 8.1%). Normally, as an economic rebound brightens job market prospects, people re-enter the workforce in droves; the opposite is happening this time.
2 options, neither good
And now, with stimulus tapped out, interest rates still near zero and fresh signs the economy is slowing again (the United Kingdom and much of the rest of Europe are already in a technical recession), people are wondering what kind of recession follows a jobless, mediocre recovery -- a recovery that's alive only because of massive doses of fiscal and monetary policy stimulus. We can't pull the same trick twice.
If the economy dips down now, from a much weaker economic footing than our 2007 pre-recession highs, the debt/deficit problems faced by much of the rich-world governments would seem to prevent another round of stimulus via tax cuts and spending hikes.
As for monetary policy, the cost-benefit balance of the Federal Reserve's efforts to bring down the value of the dollar, lower the debt and stimulate growth is growing increasingly negative. We're seeing little growth at the expense of too much inflation. The Fed will probably do a third round of quantitative easing or "QE3" this summer. The financial markets will love it and fuel a big stock market rebound rally, no doubt.
But it won't fix the jobs problem. And resurgent food and fuel price inflation will only tighten the noose around household budgets as stagnant wages lag behind a rising cost of living.
The opposite course is austerity in the hopes it restores confidence. As I discussed recently, fiscal tightening of as much as 4% of gross domestic product is due in early 2013 when a set of tax hikes and spending cuts takes effect -- unless Congress can do something about them. Even if it does, America's credit rating could take further damage beyond losing its AAA status last August.
But austerity didn't work when it was tried in 1936 and 1937. And it's unlikely to work now. Austerity in Europe is pushing the continent into recession amid political turmoil. In the U.S., even the supposedly debt-wary Tea Party started with seniors chanting "keep your hands off our Medicare," so it likely won't fare well here, either.
Thus, the protests and political venom.
Eat the rich?
Against this background, the calls to shift the burden from the 99% to the 1% are growing louder. Call the movement "share the austerity."
Polling suggests that of all the options being considered in Washington to close the budget deficit, taxing the rich enjoys much more support than cutting military spending or government benefits. A recent report by the Boston Consulting Group (.pdf file) suggests using a one-time wealth tax to solve our indebtedness problem by funding mortgage principal write-downs, sovereign debt restructurings and a nationalization of the banking system.
Is there any merit to indulging these eat-the-rich fantasies? Actually, according to the International Monetary Fund, there is.
Researchers there have found (.pdf file) the share of economic growth captured by laborers has been falling precipitously since the early 1980s. During the Great Recession and the rebound that followed, American workers lost a big piece of the proverbial pie as profits soared. In fact, only Spanish and Greek workers suffered more on this measure. The IMF research has also found that high income inequality limits overall growth and contributes to high indebtedness as the 99% borrow heavily from the 1% to stay afloat.
This dynamic, it is believed, was responsible for both the 1929 start of the Great Depression and 2008 financial crisis.
The takeaway here is that -- while I don't condone the violence of May Day, the delinquent behavior of the Occupy movement, or the rise of fringe European political parties and some of the other groups flying the banner of the 99% -- I do have to agree with the overall theme of their message.
After all, austerity aimed only at the 99% sounds a lot like "let them eat cake."
We need to stress short-term growth initiatives that benefit everyone, not simply harsh tax hikes and spending cuts; consider write-downs and restructuring for excessive public and private debts; address the regulatory gaps in the financial system that got us into this mess; and look at ways to close the inequality gap and let more people share in economic growth. Reform of tax, trade and labor policies would be good places to start.
The IMF's Andrew Berg and Jonathan Ostry, who have been exploring the inequality issue, use a classic analogy to drive home their point: "A rising tide lifts all boats, and our analysis indicates that helping raise the smallest boats may help keep the tide rising for all craft, big and small."
Policymakers have two choices: Heed the call or get out of the way.
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Anthony, you are exactly correct:
"We're not splurging. We're not reaching. We're coping. And we're angry about that".
Plus, we are working more hours for less money than we did five years ago!
The Fed, Wall Street and the large corporations think we are all idiots. I know better, but what can we do except write blogs like this?
Oh, as I've said all along: REMEMBER: November 06, 2012
Elect ALL new members of our County, State and Federal elected officials!
Nice, the article says, "most who want to work, are working" but fails to mention that most who are working, and I mean the real sweat and blood work, are doing it for far less that they should. Nice of them to imply that most who are not working, do it by choice.
The class war has been around forever, it's nothing new, but the wealthiest have always tried to stop the middle class from advancing. The real problem is that once you obtain a certain amount of wealth, it practically breeds by itself unless you invest unwisely or blow it all foolishly. The elite are an exclusive club and don't want newcomers.
The Banks and corporate elite decided long ago to stop allowing wages to go up at the same rate as their planned devaluation of our dollar(inflation) and instead, decided to just raise the credit limit of the working class and lend them more money so they could feel the illusion of success by affording to obtain nicer toys, while they in reality are just paying more for goods, making less money and making endentured servents of themselves.
There is no heart to big business. It has no empathy, morals or ethics and it is ran like a dictatorship. Now that they own our government, you can understand the problems within our government. They pretend to care about our citizens, while they plunder, overs spend, endorse and embrace the corporatism that wants to expand the Banking Cartels hold on the world economy, at any expense to us, including our lives, fighting illegal, unconstitutional wars.
What the 99% did wrong was trust that our government was working for us common men. Our checks and balances and constitution were destroyed by incompetance and greed.
What the 1% did right was use media and toys to distract us while they infiltrated our government and infuenced our leaders to opperate like a business instead of a governing system that is supposed to insure fairness and freedom to all.
Ron Paul is the only one who speaks of the real changes necessary to get us back on track.
But you can't hear him much since they shut him out of mainstream media.
Our government is not out of control, their doing exactly what they want, they're simply out of our control and in bed with corrupt greedy corporate warmongers who want to own and control the world.
When 80% og the population doesn't have "disposable income", demand for products and services drop. When they drop, people are laid off. If the 80% had more money in their pockets from the jobs THEY ARE WORKING AT, more jobs would be created, people would be back at work and things would start to turn around.
This isn't a problem for the government to fix. Companies have money. Companies pay their executives huge salaries. Companies are sitting on piles of cash because they don't know what to spend it on. How about this? Spend it on your damn employees!
Americans have watched as companies eliminated their pensions, fired their co-workers, raised their insurance premiums, reduced their time off and expected them to pick up the slack without compensation. Time for the American worker to grow a pair and demand their companies treat them right, with respect and pay them a wage that allows them to also enjoy their life to some extent.
Never thought of myself as a radical, but seeing how much the game is rigged against regular working people and how the wealthy just keep taking and taking and thinking they somehow deserve it has just about pushed me over the edge.
As Maggie Thatcher shared, socialism works until you run out of other people's money. You now see the start of it i.e. Greece, they are a bad risk and if they want to borrow money they have to pay a huge risk premium and oh by the way their economy is primarily public sector so they create nothing, its left hand right hand. So austerity kicks in to reduce the deficit which shrinks the economy which brings in lower tax revenues which increases their debt to GDP which then fuels higher interest rates for them to borrow money to float their public sector economy - it's the death spiral
America keep your eye on this slow train wreck, because we are on the same ride.
Obama says "Its not my fault, I inherited this from Bush". Yet, on his watch, he selectively bailed out Wall Street and forgot the american people - main street - and now he supports gay marriage because he is under pressure from his party to win more votes.
Bush bailed out Wall Street (TARP) in 2008 BEFORE his term was over. To hell with the stupid argument over civil vs. religious marriages. The US government should not recognize religious doctrine as law as stipulated in the US Constitution. If two people, or more for that mattter, want to form a social unit than they create a contract and that's that. Both political parties and all religions suck.
Nice sentiments, but totally irrelavant!
The 0.1% are globalized, not domestic. They are putting in Patriot Acts, surveillance cameras on streets, phone and internet trackers, while also increasing the police forces and providing bovine training to a public that re-elects their staged & paid legislators with uncanny regularity (and stupidity).
Orwell had it right, and we can just keep dreaming about the audacity of change...
By the way, the 0.1% are not "corporations". These are people who have names.
There is some truth here, but it's buried in the detritus. The OWS are on the right track, but it's not Wall Street that should be occupied, it's the officies of our elected officials. Protest what they are doing, bailing out the rich, adjusting the laws to suit the rich and not representing those people who elected them.
I've voted every year since I was 21, every election be it local, state or national. Not so much now. I look at the candidates in all parties, and say to myself, "It doesn't matter, nothing will change. They don't represent me." This year I'm going to write in Peter Griffith for President. Can't be worse than what we have now or have to chose from. I hope more people do the same.
Things to remember:
1) If they are to big to fail, they are to big to exist.
2) Of, by and for the people is now, of the rich, by the politicians and for the corporations.
3) Geithner (Secretary of the Treasury) had a big hand in the derivative mess
and spearheaded repeal of Glass-Steagall.
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BREMEN — As the 45th Annual Boys State Tennis Tournament gets underway today, a pair of area teams are looking to continue some impressive runs.
Plymouth is looking for its 15th straight sectional championship at the Bremen tournament, while Culver Military Academy is seeking an eighth consecutive title at the Culver Academies tilt. Both programs are vying for their 22nd overall sectional championship.
"It's a few in a row," said Plymouth Head Boys Tennis Coach Michael Delp. "It's one of those things that at some year at some point in time it'll be broken, but we go into it every year with the idea that we want to defend that title and knowing that we probably have a target on our back from some of the other teams, and this one won't be any different. There are some very good teams in there with the potential of taking that title away."
"We're certainly the heavy favorite; I don't think there's any doubt about it," said CMA head coach Alan Loehr. "I don't think there are any cliches or anything that I could tell you, but we're definitely the heavy favorite."
The Eagles open home tourney play with Rochester tonight at 5:30 p.m., while Knox looks for a single-season-record-tying 11th win against a North Judson squad it defeated at the beginning of the season on Aug. 22, also at 5:30 p.m. tonight. The winners will play in the championship at 5:30 p.m. Thursday.
The Pilgrims open Bremen Sectional play with a match against a young John Glenn squad today at 4:30 p.m. Bremen enters tournament play fresh from a Northern State Conference Tournament championship against LaVille, while overall NSC champion Triton will take on the winner of Plymouth-Glenn in a pair of semifinals Thursday. The championship is slated for 4:30 p.m. Friday.
"We got rained out tonight, so we just talked after school about how we focus on one game at a time," said Delp. "Really, in tennis your opponent is a big thing, but it's not like in other sports where you have a big scouting report or something like that. It's more about executing what you want to do so we've just got to make sure we're focused on that. We expect a tough match."
"Triton and Bremen both were competitive matches this year," the Plymouth boss continued. "The Triton match ended up being a lopsided score, but it was definitely not that lopsided the first time around. I think they just came off an NSC championship as a team, and that's their first one of those, I believe… so they have to be feeling fairly confident coming off of that from last night. And I know Bremen's always tough on their home court. We're not looking past Glenn, but if you look at the rest of the field there's definitely some tough matches waiting for whoever comes through that."
CMA is primed for the tournament with a revamped lineup after moving Eric Madhaut and Wil Rettinger up from doubles to 2 and 3 singles, respectively.
"I feel like our team is playing its best tennis of the season right now. We've settled the lineup; we have excellent senior leadership in Wilson (Wu), Wil (Rettinger) and Jack (Mitzell)," said Loehr.
"Wil and a boy by the name of Eric Madhuit were playing doubles for us, but in playing Penn and seeing Warsaw and understanding what Plymouth has, we felt that this lineup was the most competitive."
Not only are the Eagles fired up to continue their sectional streak, but they're excited to host regional and semistate rounds in this year's state series, with the regional set to take place Oct. 4-5 and the semistate set to convene on Saturday, Oct. 8.
The winner of the Culver Sectional will play the Peru winner, while the Bremen Sectional champion will face the Warsaw champion in the other semifinal match at the regional tourney on Tuesday, Oct. 4. There is no cost to attend the regional, but semistate tickets are $5 per person as the CMA Regional winner takes on the winner at Portage while the winners at Kokomo and Munster square off in the second match with the championship match to follow later in the day.
"I think what's most exciting for us is the opportunity to shine hosting the regional and the semistate this year," Loehr said. "That's really exciting for us, and it's beginning to sink in that for a variety of reasons we've been chosen, given the honor of hosting these high-level stages for the IHSAA tournament. We just want to do a very good job of representing Culver and Marshall County in these regional and semistate rounds so that we can continue to garner the kind of tennis that will come through here. I think looking ahead, our results notwithstanding and Bremen's, I think it's likely that the number one team in the state and a really unbelievable team (Carmel) is going to be right here. We'll have the opportunity to see them play on Saturday, the eighth of October, and we want to make sure everyone comes out to watch that."


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Those sheets you link to are not real gold leaf. You do not have to seal real gold leaf. It can withstand elements. Here is a project I made with real gold leaf...23.75 karat.
The other cheaper leaves are not real gold, usually brass, and do need sealer. I have used those here and there, but there is nothing like the shine of real gold!
You left out Rub n Buff, an amazing metallic wax that you rub on with a finger or cloth and then buff up. Incredibly easy to use and it looks great. It comes in lots of different metallics. Probably, it's best used in smaller applications, but I've used it on candlesticks and to touch up gold frames.
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KSP Friday Night Blue Light Enforcement Campaign
Date of News Release: 08/29/2008
(Campbellsburg, KY) - I am writing to express my concern for teens that have headed back to school this fall that may be exposed to the dangers of alcohol and underage drinking.
As a Kentucky State Trooper, I see first-hand the destruction that underage drinking has on our youth. One of the hardest tasks for any law enforcement officer is to notify a parent that their teen has been fatally injured due to an alcohol-related circumstance.
In 2007, Kentucky law enforcement made 3,108 Driving Under the Influence (DUI) arrests for persons between the ages of 16 and 19. In addition to those, there were 177 second offense, 20 third offense and 27 fourth offense underage DUI arrests in the Commonwealth. There were 786 arrests for possession of alcohol by a minor. Sadly enough, 40% of Kentucky teens say they get their alcohol from a family member or from their own home.
Here are the local statistics from the six counties that make up the Post 5 area, (Oldham, Trimble, Henry, Carroll, Gallatin and Owen Counties):
2007: (Post 5 Area):
Teen (16-19) 555 total crashes, resulting in 196 injuries and 4 fatals
All drivers: 2607 crashes, 848 injuries, 38 fatals
Under Age Drinking arrests: 54
21% percent of all crashes in Post 5 area involve teen drivers
2006: (Post 5 Area):
Teen (16-19) 601 total crashes, resulting in 232 injuries and 3 fatals
All drivers: 2672 crashes, 932 injuries, and 13 fatals
Underage drinking arrests: 53
23% percent of all crashes in Post 5 area involved teens
The 2006 Kentucky Incentives for Prevention (KIP) Survey indicated that 33% of high school seniors say they had been drunk in the past thirty days. Twenty-five percent indicated that they had participated binge-drinking in the past two weeks. Nationally, 5,000 teens die each year from alcohol-related deaths.
Friday nights in Kentucky have become synonymous with high school football, stadium lights, marching bands and zealous fans. With that come increased traffic and post game celebrations. In past years, the highest number of collisions occurred in September and October - specifically on Fridays during the evening hours. For this reason, Kentucky State Police will conduct the 'Friday Night Blue Lights' enforcement campaign that targets speed, seat belt and alcohol violations with an emphasis on underage drinking in and around football venues. In addition to road safety checks and saturation patrols in these areas, KSP will conduct educational programs in high schools and have a presence during high school football games. KSP is mailing out 'Friday Night Blue Light' campaign information to Kentucky high schools to help promote safe driving and the prevention of underage drinking.
Many schools came on board last year with this program and we anticipate more will this football season. We ask that everyone be diligent in reporting impaired drivers and underage drinking. Most importantly, if you are a parent, please talk with your teen about the dangers of underage drinking. For more information about the 'Friday Night Blue Lights' program, please contact your local post at (502) 532-6363.
KSP has established a toll free number that citizens can use to report impaired driving or underage drinking at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state).
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Campbellsburg, Post 5
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After starting the season with a bang, the Bruins first line is experiencing a rough stretch. Totaling only six points combined in their previous six games prior to Friday, Milan Lucic and Jarome Iginla have slowed a bit. While the effort has certainly been there, the points haven't followed, making for an interesting storyline moving forward.
Bruins coach Claude Julien, all too wary of the first line struggles, changed things up prior to the Black Friday showdown; the coach replaced Iginla with the red-hot Reilly Smith, hoping to jump-start the line, and team, after an uncharacteristic 6-1 loss in Detroit Wednesday night.
The change was purely a message-sending mission by the veteran coach, who quickly replaced Smith with Iginla after the opening faceoff.
The Bruins heard their coach loud and clear, responding with terrific shifts from each line, producing a number of scoring chances against the New York Rangers and king Henrik Lundqvist.
While it won't show up on the score sheet, the Bruins top line was a major contributor in the first Boston goal. Bottling up the Rangers in their own end, the line maximized momentum prior to the Brad Marchand goal- a product of a phenomenal backdoor pass by Zdeno Chara.
The bruins post-goal play faltered, allowing the Rangers to both tie the game and take the lead in a matter of minutes. Poor defensive zone coverage by both the forwards and defensemen killed the Bruins in the first period, a theme that can't continue for the Stanley Cup contender.
It was a good start for the first line though, who cycled the puck well, regaining their early season identity that made them such a force.
As the second period progressed the top line continued to make strides.
After a lackluster shift, they followed it up with two beauties, cycling the puck at will while manhandling the Rangers back end. Although they still couldn't bury one, the line continued to push momentum in Boston's favor even though they trailed on the scoreboard.
While there weren't many shots overall, for either team, every Bruins shot, or chance, seemed like a golden one; and Lundqvist, very similar to Tuukka Rask in New York last week, albeit a difference in style, was keeping the Rangers in this game.
The third period was by far the best for both the first line and the rest of the Bruins. After Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron hooked up for the game-tying goal, Zdeno Chara gave the Bruins a crucial one-goal lead.
Iginla, Lucic and David Krejci worked the puck into the Ranger's zone, another good entry, and maintained possession before Krejci finally found an open Chara above the circles, and the captain blasted the puck through Lundqvist netting the Bruins third goal of the game.
Although issues of consistency remain, the trio made their mark in a number of ways in the Black Friday matinee; and they helped clinch a 3-2 victory for the Bruins.
It was a terrific bounce-back performance for a team who just suffered their worst regular season loss in recent memory.
After the game, coach Claude Julien talked about the Bruins "heavy" style of play, and having to match that of the Rangers, a very similar team. The Bruins first line in particularly, with guys like Lucic and Iginla right in the middle of it, were as heavy as possible in Friday's matinee.
"It's demanding so you try and get players that are willing to play those kind of games every night and that's what we feel we have; but it doesn't always happen," said Julien. "So the thing I like is the character that the guys show. It's about finding ways to win and bouncing back and that last game didn't sit well with us and instead of getting upset, we were going to get determined. So we came in yesterday, had a good practice and were ready to play today."
And the Bruins determination showed- the loss for the Rangers was the first time they didn't get at least one point when entering the third period with a lead in the past 101 games.


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