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Maybe it's not me doing something wrong, but the other healers... or maybe me...
I am in a 10man guild and the other healer with me is either a Druid or a Priest. Both are better geared than I am.
That being said, when I am healing the tank and I start to drop to around 50% mana, I pop divine plea. 50% loss in healing means i crit for 11-13k. The other healer, sometimes, can't make up the difference in healing. Even if I use Avenging Wrath or my 2set T10, it doesn't offset enough for me to maintain healing the entire fight with using pure HL. If the druid is not healing, but is going critchicken, I have him innervate me. That, along with my cooldowns, allows me to keep HL for an entire fight. Otherwise, I go OOM or the tank dies when I pop Divine Plea.


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11 of the 29 Vigo County Schools are undergoing a significant amount of work. These range from new gym floors to air conditioning units... the list goes on. Overall, close to six million dollars is being spent. with Four million dollars is being spent on Hoosier Prairie Elementary school.
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Country bad-boy, Eric Church, is adding more gasoline to the flames of fans' anticipation for the upcoming release of his new album The Outsiders, with the release of the second single "Give Me Back My Hometown".
This wistful song, written by Church and Luke Laird, is sure to be a hit with listeners who grooved on out to "Like Jesus Does" and "Homeboy". Simultaneously rock and country, and all signature Eric Church, "Give Me Back My Hometown" follows quick on the heels of the highly touted first single "The Outsiders".
"Church was already at the vanguard of contemporary country's rock movement… Like a modern-day Lynyrd Skynyrd, Church manages to be simultaneously more rock'n'roll and good-old-boy than anyone else out there – no easy task," Billboard Magazine wrote about this ACM and CMA award winner. And Rolling Stone named "The Outsiders" one of the "100 Best Songs of 2013″ citing "Leave it to the classic rock-loving Nashville badass to cook up the heaviest 'country' song in years – a radio hit that plays like some demon spawn of Def Leppard, Black Sabbath, and "Born to Be Wild.""
The Outsiders will be Church's fourth studio album and fourth collaboration with producer Jay Joyce (Emmylou Harris, Little Big Town) and follows in the footsteps of Platinum-certified Chief, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard charts.
Big boots to fill, but "Give Me Back My Hometown" goes a long way to filling them.
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How to Choose Quilting Designs
Quilting makes the quilt! With limitless possibilities for quilting, how do you choose? Suzanne discusses a few simple questions to ask yourself to help discover the style of quilting to complement piecing and fabrics. Then, using quilt tops borrowed from friends, Suzanne walks viewers through her process of auditioning quilting designs, textures, patterns, and thread to bring confidence and ease to the process of choosing a quilting design.
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I'm 2boxing a rogue and a mage (the mage being the level 70).
Taking it casually so far but the rogue is level 30 and he hasn't touched a mob, and has 0 dagger and 0 sword skill.
I imagine i may be one of the first level 60 (or maybe 70) rogues without any weapon skills :P
I really doubt i'll run out of quests doing it this way as well...in fact i think i've got more quests available to me than the last time i rolled an alt. I dont seem to be scraping to find the next level. I'm doing yellow+orange quests only (no reds) and the pace works out fine.
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Sculptor Wolfe intends on making Bird bigger than Magic in his statue in IndianaBill Russell got his after President Obama suggested it and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is getting his after whining about it enough in the media at the All-star game in 2011. Soon, Larry Bird will be the latest basketball player to be honored with a statue.Bird's statue was funded by a grassroots organization of people who wanted to honor Bird and his career. While the way each of these former NBA stars obtained their statue is fitting, the best part of this story comes from the sculptor, Bill Wolfe:
Wolfe said Monday that he wanted to be sure that Bird's statue was taller than any of his longtime basketball nemesis and now friend, Magic Johnson, who played for Michigan State University as well as the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers."I don't have anything against Magic," Wolfe said."Larry is just better," Wolfe and Jack Fox, director of development for the Indiana State University Foundation, said in unison at Wolfe's studio on Ohio Street in Terre Haute.Bill Wolfe, although I have never met him, seems to be the perfect person for the job. Great news that the Legend is getting his due.
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Public-health researchers and practitioners are sounding the alarm on health problems caused by being overweight and obese, as well as having poor dietary habits and getting too little exercise. In fact, statistics from the National Institutes of Health show that more than one-half of U.S. adults are overweight or obese and that only about one-fourth of adults and children get the recommended amount of physical activity--30 minutes of exercise at least five days a week.
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Arnold School of Public Health researcher Dr. Sara Wilcox is working with researchers from the Medical University of South Carolina to launch a faith-based physical-activity initiative for the 276,000 members of South Carolina's AME churches. The three-year, $1.26 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will establish the "Health-e-AME Faith-Based Physical Activity" program. Among African Americans, 55 percent of women and 44 percent of men report little or no physical activity, and some 66 percent are considered overweight by national standards.
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As of this writing over 26,000 tweets have been sent out supporting an 18 year old senior in high school, Gary Lukasiewicz, who is fighting cancer in hospice just a few weeks before graduation. Our community has joined forces, coming together to support Gary's fight with the hashtag #KeepFightingGary on Twitter.
I wanted to give a few tips to help increase the power of our Tweets.
1. Instead of clicking Twitter's "Retweet" button, we need to start what's called organic Tweeting.
When you see a post about #KeepFightingGary that you want to Retweet, highlight the tweet, copy, and paste it as a new tweet coming from your account. In front of the tweet place the letters RT (which stands for retweet.) This will have more weight in Twitter's algorithm and help it pick up on the trend better.
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Sherlock Holmes' second big screen adventure isn't out until the tail end of this year, but Holmes newbie Jared Harris just can't contain his excitement about the film.
The Mad Men star, who bagged the coveted role of legendary villain Professor Moriarty in Sherlock Holmes 2, has spoken to MTV about the period sequel, revealing "it's great fun".
"There's some fisticuffs," he says. "It's great fun. It's sort of like the story kind of starts a lot faster than the last one, almost like you're coming in the third act of the story almost."
Sounds like director Guy Ritchie has kept the pedal to the metal for his Sherlock sequel. With shooting having just finished up in London, the rest of the year will no doubt be devoted to getting the film's special effects polished.
Do Harris' comments mean we should expect a big, punch-heavy confrontation between Holmes (Robert Downey Jr.) and Moriarty? We'd wager our finest, vintage coke bottle sunglasses on it.
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Christine Keeler & Arne Jacobsen
We just stumbled upon "one of the most famous photographs of a chair ever taken." The Arne Jacobsen ANT chair was photographed by Lewis Morley in 1963 (actually, it's a fake ANT, but meant to look like the ANT anyway). The woman at the center of our attention is a high class call girl named Christine Keeler. Her affair at that time with John Profumo became the stuff of legend. The story is in the NYTimes today as Mr. Profumo died yesterday. It is as good now as it was then. So is the chair.
The saga titillated millions of Britons with tales of misbehavior that had all the hallmarks of a salacious thriller --- nobility and spies, call-girls and country estates, sex and suicide, guns and lies.
Of course, it is the chair that is important in this photograph. At the time, using this particular chair held great meaning. Arne Jacobsen's chair "stands in for modernity's steady erosion of privacy and class-derived privilege. Keeler would not have exposed nearly so much were she sitting backward on a piece of late 19th century baroque revival."
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Brilliant! Connecting a design moment with an historical political event -- Maxwell you are so au courant!!!
Where did you find these pictures??? I'm impressed!!!
This tips of age but I remember the Profumo affair vividly. Now that was good scandal, still hot by today's standards.
And the chair, very hot with just 3 legs.
I have to smile sometimes when people say "mid-century modern" and I realize it was my mother's furniture, but this particular style is amazing and I love it all over again. However, living in a 50's, 60's environment is more fun when its your first time.
There are many hilarious parodies of these kitsch photos, including Dame Edna:
And David Frost:
Does anyone know if there are prints of this photo available anywhere? I googled it and can't seem to find any. There's just something about this photo that is captivating.
This was also the image that was used for the poster of the movie about the Profumo scandal that came out in late 80s early 90s (I'm a million years old). Joanne Whalley-Kilmer played Christine Keeler.
I looked it up on imdb "Scandal" 1989. Here's the poster which uses that image:
If someone could track down prints of all three photos (Keeler/Dame Edna/ Frost) and hang them side by side. What a striking conversation wall that would be.
Have you seen these cardboard chairs with that photo? Fab.
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The 1970s was definitely an interesting era, with good 'ol disco all over America. And nothing was more luxurious and smooth back in the '70s then a Lincoln Town Coupe.
Those looking to relive those days can now get their hands on this pristine 1978 Lincoln Continental with just 61,745-miles on the odometer and an asking price of $19,900. Finished in a Midnight Blue Metallic shade on the outside, it's the Saddle interior that we can't get over on this retro resale, with the back seat looking like it came out of a VIP room in a 1970s strip club.
Under the hood, this 1978 Lincoln Continental is no slouch either, featuring Ford's 460-cubic inch V8 mated to their indestructible C6 three-speed automatic transmission. What's even crazier is reading off the list of options that is on this Continental, giving it a big-dollar price back in 1978: illuminated entry system, defroster group, tilt steering wheel, cruise control, 6-way power bench seat, dual map light, AM/FM/8-track stereo, interval wipers, appearance protection group, right-hand remote control mirror, power lock convenience group, forged aluminum wheels and body side moldings.
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Hello there, well I wanted you to know you are not alone. I am 11 weeks as well with my 4th pregnancy. My others are 12, 9 & 6 and Im divorced. Im 37 years old, (38 when the baby comes) and I am extremely nervous but excited at the same time. Ill tell you my emotions have been so up and down lately. My life has been a rollercoaster ride for the past 2 1/2 years and I think Im just worried about starting over and actually having the energy for a newborn and all of the challenges that come with raising a child.
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The Atlanta Braves were in the market for starting pitching before Tim Hudson went down with a fractured ankle. Now the urgency has increased, especially after the sub-par showing from Alex Wood Thursday afternoon.
One name the Braves have been reportedly interested in is Bud Norris of the Houston Astros, however, David O'Brien is reporting an increased chance at picking up Chicago White Sox's starter Jake Peavy.
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Peavy is a legit possibility. RT
@rlukegoddard: @ajcbraves care to go out on a limb and comment on Lohse and/or Peavy speculations?
Peavy is a bit of a financial burden as he's due $14.5 million next season and has an option that could vest in 2015 if he combines for 400 innings in 2013 and 2014 (which is unlikely). On the flip side though, that could reduce the value of any potential prospects being sent from Atlanta.
The three time All-Star and 2007 Cy Young award winner is 8-4 this season, posting a 4.28 in the process.
Peavy has yet to experience the same success in the American League that he did in the National League, so a return to the NL may bolster his career.
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B.R. makes 'highways from hell' list
In what will likely come as no surprise to anyone in Baton Rouge, a stretch of the city's notoriously congested roadways is included on The Daily Beast's annual list of "America's highways from hell." At No. 24 on the list, a 5.8-mile span of Interstate 12 eastbound between Essen and O'Neal lanes experiences its heaviest traffic between 5 and 6 p.m. on Thursdays, according to the list. The extra wait time during rush hour, according to the list, is 6 minutes; and 18 minutes on Thursdays between 5 and 6 p.m.—which probably sounds a little low to those who regularly traverse that stretch of the interstate. Daily Beast says it used new research from traffic-tracking firm INRIX, which collects data from more than 100 million vehicles across the country, to compile the list. "Specifically, we sliced and diced the INRIX Traffic Index, a score that accounts for the amount of extra time it takes to drive through a particular corridor of highway during rush hour, and the length of that corridor," the publication says. "We first ranked each city based on these scores, totaling the INRIX Index for each gridlocked corridor in each city, and then we highlighted the worst corridor in each city." The INRIX report shows a 30% drop in traffic across the country over the past year. The reasons, according to INRIX's Jim Bak, include rising fuel prices, relatively few jobs created in urban areas, and the completion of stimulus projects resulting in less road construction. A stretch of Interstate 10 in New Orleans also made the list, at No. 17. See the full story and list here.
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Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. comes from boxing royalty. His father is widely regarded as one of the 20 greatest fighters in the sport's history and the best ever to emerge from talent-laden Mexico.
When Chavez Jr. turned professional in 2003, he wasn't what Bruce Trampler, the Hall of Fame matchmaker from Top Rank, would call a real fighter.
He had talent, though, at first, it was only Trampler who saw it. Because of his father's success, the young Chavez grew up a rich and pampered kid who didn't have to work for anything he got. That usually isn't the way a world-class fighter is developed.
And when the young Chavez became a pro, he trained when he felt like. More often than not, when he didn't feel like it, he'd go through the motions or he'd skip working out entirely.
Trampler said that one time he drove nearly four hours from Top Rank's Las Vegas offices up the windy treacherous mountain road to get to Big Bear Lake, Calif., where the young Chavez was preparing for a fight. Trampler, one of the wisest boxing minds in the sport's history, wanted to get a feel for where Chavez was.
When he arrived, he found that the training session was canceled, with Chavez tucked into his bed watching cartoons.
"What I saw was what had been going on for a while with him and what it was really the product of him being a spoiled rich kid," Trampler said.
Trampler isn't the type to put up with spoiled rich kids, even one whose father is one of the greatest fighters who ever lived.
He became determined to take Chavez to the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood, Calif., to see trainer Freddie Roach put Manny Pacquiao through the paces. Pacquiao, regarded by many as the best fighter alive, has a notoriously great work ethic.
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Chavez resisted though, until one day when Trampler caught him at the Wilshire Grand Hotel in Los Angeles. Chavez and his girlfriend exited a bank of elevators at one end. At the same time, Trampler exited one on the opposite end.
Chavez saw Trampler, but made like he didn't, turned to his right and attempted to scoot away. But being so close to Roach, Pacquiao and the Wild Card, Trampler wasn't going to give up. He turned and went around the back of the elevator and grabbed Chavez.
"I saw him and I said, 'You little [expletive],' and I grabbed him, and he said, 'Oh, Bruce! Hello! I didn't see you,' " Trampler recalled. "I told him I was taking him to the Wild Card. He didn't want to go, but I said, 'You're going,' and I dragged him into the car and took him."
And that chance meeting by the elevators may have changed the young man's life.
He's now the World Boxing Council middleweight champion, is trained by Roach and will defend his belt against Marco Antonio Rubio on Saturday in San Antonio, Texas, at the Alamodome, the same building where his father fought Pernell Whitaker in 1993 in one of the epic bouts of the last quarter century.
And though there are still plenty of doubters about whether Chavez is the real thing, Roach is no longer among them. Roach, who will be inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in June, not only has become convinced that Chavez is a world-class fighter, but he believes he's good enough to take on the recognized top middleweight, Sergio Martinez, in his next fight.
Martinez is ranked third in the Yahoo! Sports boxing poll and is regarded by most as several classes above Chavez.
"Martinez is very athletic, and he has a lot of that going for him, but he's just an average boxer, not a great boxer," Roach said. "[Antonio] Margarito knocked him out and Margarito is just a tough guy, but he's hardly a great boxer. Sergio is better now than he was then, but Julio is so much better, too.
"Sergio's got that athleticism, but Julio is a better boxer. He understands boxing. He's been around it his whole life and he has that grittiness and toughness you see. I have no problem putting Julio in with Sergio in his next fight."
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The commonly held perception of Chavez was that he is among boxing's most protected fighters. He had only a handful of amateur fights, and Trampler pointed out that most of his early professional fights were, in essence, on-the-job training.
Chavez, who turns 26 on Feb. 16, is 44-0-1 with 31 knockouts. But, like Greg Haugen once said before fighting Chavez Sr. in a match in Mexico City that drew over 130,000 fans, many of those were the equivalent of "Tijuana taxi drivers."
But Chavez showed surprising skill, and mettle, in handling Sebastian Zbik on June 4 to win the WBC belt that had been stripped from Martinez. Zbik isn't a dangerous puncher, but he was a quality boxer with a lot of experience who was the favorite.
"That was a big turning point for me, that fight," Chavez said. "He is a very good fighter and when I beat him, I knew I could compete with anyone."
He handled Peter Manfredo easily in his first title defense and is looking much more like he belongs than just a protected kid treading off his father's big name.
Rubio is a powerful puncher, but as long as Chavez uses his height and reach, he shouldn't find himself in too many dangerous situations.
Then, if he succeeds, all concerned believe he'd be ready for someone of the caliber of Martinez, a concept that not that long ago would have been laughable.
When Chavez picked up the sport, many wrote him off, saying he looked very amateurish and clumsy. Trampler, a baseball player agent who is used to projecting skills, saw something that no one else did.
"You have to take a kid like that and project him like you would do with a high school baseball player," Trampler said. "You see this kid in high school who is hitting all these home runs and no one can get him out and you have to think, 'OK, does he have the tools that he can do this when he's facing better and better competition?' It's a guess, but when I looked at Julio, even a very young Julio, I saw a lot that told me there might be something there.
"He had the body you like to see and he had the chin and the toughness and there were enough things I saw that I thought, 'If we get him some experience and give him time, he could work out.' Give him credit: He's gotten with Freddie and he's taken advantage of it and done a good job."
And these days, nobody has to yank him out of bed while watching cartoons or chase him around a bank of elevators to get him to do his job.
Julio Cesar Chavez is, finally, an elite professional boxer, just like his old man.
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Prof Joanna Latimer
- ESRC, New Dynamics of Ageing Programme. June 2009 – 2012. (£300K )
Ageing and Biology with M. Bagley (PI, Chemistry), D. Kipling & T. Davies (Medicine). An interdisciplinary collaboration between biogerontologists, chemists and social scientists at Cardiff University. The social science element of this work is scoping the science of ageing across the UK and the US, including expert interviews and site visits. Funding for this has been extended by the ESRC Centre for the Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics and the Cardiff University International Travel Fund – including networking with The European Network of Ageing Studies (ENAS), the Institute of Ageing, University of California, San Francisco and the Social Justice Group at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
- The Cardiff University Ageing, Science and Older People Network (CASciOPE)
(Chair with David Kipling, Medicine). This network supports the University's strategic priority for interdisciplinary collaboration and public engagement, and builds on Cardiff's established international reputation for work across the humanities, neuropsychology, social geography, public health, medicine, genetics, health studies, the biosciences and social sciences. The network involves 15 schools and includes research groups and centres , such as CITER, & ARC. CASCIOPE's official launch funded by the University Research Committee Events Fund took place on 30th September 2010 at a multi-disciplinary event organized in Celebration of the UN's Older People's Day, including a poster exhibition to showcase research on ageing at Cardiff in which 15 Schools participated and the reading of a commissioned poem by the National Poet for Wales, Gillian Clarke.
- ESRC Centre for the Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics
Ageing, biomedicine, older people and care. Work here includes the development of interdisciplinary collaborations over grant applications around bioscience, medicine, and ageing, and includes generating understandings of the relationship between human and non-human animals in scientific research and thinking. : I am the lead in building a portfolio of research around ageing and older people including with colleagues in the ESRC Centre for the Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics. It includes projects funded by the ESRC, the New Dynamics of Ageing program and the Wellcome Trust as follows:
- epoch
ePoch: A festival of Ageing - CESAGen Research Development Grant (£2K) A multi-disciplinary, intergenerational public engagement arts, science and discourses festival. Partners: Age Cymru, the Welsh National Opera and the Sherman Youth Theatre. The project draws together local and international biomedical scientists, ethicists and philosophers, and the public with creative writers and performers, in the development of exhibitions, debates and artistic performances celebrating and interrogating ageing and anti-ageing in the 21st Century. We are now in partnership with Age Cymru, and the Sherman Youth theatre in preparation of a grant application to the Wellcome Trusts Arts Grants, for the Festival of Ageing to take place in 2013.
- Remodelling Ageing: human and non-human animals and changing theories of ageing in biogerontology
For submission to Wellcome Trust Medical Humanities Strategic Grants.
Team: Joanna Latimer, (PI) Jamie Lewis, Neil Stephenson, and David Kipling (Medicine) . The proposed project brings together the social and anthropological study of science and technology with biomedical and life sciences. It offers a seminal study of the evolving science of ageing, or biogerontology. Biogerontology argues that new understandings of, and treatments for, the problems of ageing can help us meet the global challenge of increased life expectancy.
- Ageing Over Time
– a comparison of popular scientific and fictive representations of ageing and reproduction from the 19th to the 21st Century.
Team: Joan Haran (PI), with Joanna Latimer, and David Kipling (Medicine)
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House of Beasts. Symposium and Exibition, Darwin Festival, Shropshire Wild life Trust, The Old Infirmary, Shrewsbury Abbey. 18-19 February, 2012 (£2K)
The symposium explores the cultural, philosophical and ethical significance of human animal relations as portrayed in the exhibition, House of Beasts. The event involves collaboration between Cardiff University (CPlan, Institute of Sustainable Places, CESAGEN), The Shropshire Wildlife Trust, Meadow Arts, and The National Trust at Attingham Park.
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- 2010 – 2013 Wellcome Trust Bioethics Fellowship – Alexandra Hillman Ethics in practice: An ethnographic study of decision-making and their implications in dementia care (Supervisors – Bayer/Chadwick/Hedgecoe/Latimer). 2010-2013.
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Mayor Shirley Franklin isn't going quietly.
On Sunday, in a closing statement that finished the last televised debate, Mary Norwood sought to polish her credentials as a City Hall outsider:
"Many of y'all remember that, when I first got on City Council, there was a proposal to take your water bills to $360 a month [including] seniors on fixed incomes. I would not go along with that.
"I was the vote they didn't expect, that I would stand firm with you and not let you be bankrupted. Yes, the administration went to the state of Georgia, but after I refused to give in. I've stood tall with you."
Franklin has challenged Norwood before. But not on City Hall (albeit) digital stationery. The following was posted on the mayor's official Web site hours after the debate:
In fact, no such rate increases were ever contemplated by the Franklin administration or the City's Department of Watershed Management. The current monthly water and sewer bill for an average residential customer is approximately $120.
"Once again, exaggeration reigns in the political race for mayor," said Mayor Shirley Franklin. "Councilmember Norwood repeatedly ignores public documents to misstate facts. Atlanta deserves a mayor who tells the truth all the time."
The statement also quotes Watershed Commission Rob Hunter, who earlier this month took on Norwood over her contention that the city had purchased 150,000 ill-fitting lids for water meters.
There was never any proposal to raise the average monthly water bill to $360, Hunter is quoted as saying, so no one could have stood up against it.
The nuts and bolts, as offered by the mayor's office:
In 2003, the Franklin administration proposed a five-year series of rate increases to fund improvements in the wastewater and drinking water systems. The City Council passed a package of significantly lower rates. Mayor Franklin vetoed that legislation and informed the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that the City would be forced to default on its federal consent decrees. Bond rating agencies downgraded the City's water and sewer fund bond rating.
Rate negotiations between the Administration and City Council in December 2003 resulted in a rate package substantially equivalent to the Administration's original proposal. The Municipal Option Sales Tax (MOST) was authorized by the General Assembly and approved by public referendum in 2004. The sales tax revenue was used to offset rate increases, resulting in the 30 percent lower bills.
The paragraphs above lead to a mention of the fellow that Franklin voted for on Nov. 3:
State Senator Kasim Reed was the sponsor of the MOST sales tax legislation in the General Assembly.
Here's a snippet from an AJC article from July 2004, just before the sales tax legislation was put before city voters:
Sewage rates rose 45 percent for some at the beginning of this year. They are expected to jump again next year. But Mayor Shirley Franklin wrote in a June 24 letter to the citizens' advisory board that if the sales tax passes, the rate increase for next year will be reduced from 43 percent to about 13 percent.
On Monday afternoon, Roman Levit, the Norwood campaign manager, conceded that his candidate was citing an example and not a statistic. "She remembers somebody showing her a water bill during the time period for that debate, and that's what stuck in her mind as an example of a real person being hurt by this six years ago," he said in one e-mail.
In another, Levit said:
In 2003 Kasim Reed's strongest supporter proposed a water rate increase that would have tripled a [note the singular article] monthly water bill of $120, and turned it into $360.
Mary Norwood knows perfectly well that Atlantans pay too much for water and sewer services already and she was there fighting the fight to keep water rates as low as possible.
The Watershed Department has a long record of getting numbers wrong for ratepayers all over Atlanta, perhaps if Rob Hunter and his bosses at City Hall spent more time focusing on getting billing right, instead of spending taxpayer money to help their favorite son's campaign, people all over Atlanta wouldn't be suing the city after falling through water meter covers that don't fit and paying bills that are calculated incorrectly.
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November 30th, 2009
4:39 pm
Norwood has been completely ineffective in her 8 years in the City Counsel.
November 30th, 2009
4:41 pm
There are many things Ms. Franklin could have done a lot better, but to think a dimwit like Mary Norwood can do a better job is crazy. I, personally, don't feel like hearing more excuses about why Mrs. Norwood couldn't get her job done in four years.
November 30th, 2009
4:42 pm
Oh Shirley…
Why not just retire in peace and let the people decide what they want?
November 30th, 2009
4:43 pm
Throughout this campaign, Mary Norwood has made accusations without being able to back them up. Her record shows that she's been wrong on all the big issues. Kasim Reed for Mayor!
November 30th, 2009
4:45 pm
Can we really trust a candidate who claims she can't remember if she voted for George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan? Can we trust a candidate who has been in the City Council for eight years, yet refuses to take any responsibility for the state of the City? Norwood isn't change…she's the same old incompetence.
November 30th, 2009
4:47 pm
No fair-minded individual will vote for Mary Norwood tomorrow. Kasim Reed will be our new mayor. Congratulations in advance, Kasim!
November 30th, 2009
4:50 pm
I'm no Franklin fan, but some of the accusations made by Norwood have been very irresponsible. I know it's election season, but her hyperbole has gone too far and suggests illegal activity. Unless Norwood is prepared to make specific charges, she needs to back off.
November 30th, 2009
4:52 pm
Neither one of them is perfect but the lesser of the two evils is Norwood without a doubt. The political machine that ran through money like a sailor on shore leave needs to be kicked out and held accountable.
Ms. Franklin's total abdication of responsibility in her second term leaves her in no position to speak for or against any candidate. She should follow the example she has set for most of this term; say nothing and do nothing.
November 30th, 2009
4:52 pm
Mary Norwood has disappointed me throughout this campaign.
November 30th, 2009
4:52 pm
From some of these comments you would think that Reed is "THE ONE, #2″, the smartest, brightest, most eloquent, most chosen, most innovative, yeh right!, vote for Reed and get Jackson, Campbell and Franklin #2!, their shadows will cover the walls of the mayor's office…..
November 30th, 2009
4:54 pm
reed should be embarrassed to be endorsed by a person whose mess he claims he will have to clean up if elected mayor
November 30th, 2009
4:55 pm
Surprise, Surprise…Mary Norwood is lying again to get votes. What's new?
November 30th, 2009
4:55 pm
the fix is in. atlanta will have another ineffective mayor
November 30th, 2009
4:56 pm
Does anybody really care what Shirley thinks anymore?
November 30th, 2009
5:01 pm
The next time I receive competent service from the City of Atlanta under Mayor Shirley Franklin will be the first time.
November 30th, 2009
5:01 pm
Wow, Mayor Franklin's aggressiveness shows her fear. She is scared to death about this election. Scared to death. The possibility of (gasp!) the Maynard Machine being dismantled with the election of Norwood will be a blow to the entire Maynard Machine – which includes Franklin, Borders, Young, Campbell, Reed, etc.
With Norwood, they will loose the airport. Without control the airport, Shirley, Kasim, and an entire class of people that has relied on the airport for a source of money, corruption, and backroom deals for 35 years will be crippled.
Does Franklin, and Borders for that matter, not realize that they are only helping Norwood with these types of statements? If Franklin was smart, she would stay out of this. Her comments only underscore her support for continued corruption, and the intense fear she has of a Norwood victory. This is only making things worse for Reed.
November 30th, 2009
5:02 pm
Please. Norwood voted in 2008 to increase the city's water and sewer rates. Her campaign manager must've forgotten this.
Her vote to increase employee pensions was fighting for city residents too then by Leavitt's logic.
November 30th, 2009
5:03 pm
Norwood is done…..Reed is going to win the mayor election,
Norwood campaign has been shamble from day one. Reed rose from 9% to 46% in the poll Norwood have not rose since the last election.
Reed for mayor
November 30th, 2009
5:04 pm
When you're a white, low achiever, with no record of accomplished; you are a perfect candidate for mayor of Atlanta. Mary Norwood's campaign is straight out of the Karl Rove playbook: Facts don't matter. Make stuff up, repeat it over and over. When you are challenged, say it louder.
In about 24 hours, we won't have to listen to that whinny-ass "miss Ann" voice anymore.
November 30th, 2009
5:06 pm
Norwood is the politic machine look who working for Norwood camp.
Zee Bradford who was Bill Campbell chief advisor. I wondering why Bill have not endorse anyone because of Zee Bradford working for Norwood.
November 30th, 2009
5:07 pm
Levit needs to be running instead of Norwood. How come he always comments and responds instead of Norwood? Are they scared about what might come out of her mouth?
November 30th, 2009
5:12 pm
Got my water bill last month for the 8 unit condominium building that I run… $11,000 (more than 3x what we spend for a whole year!). Called the city.. the told us "you just need to go ahead and pay that, and we'll look into it later". BULLSH1T. Eventually we were able to convince the city to come out to recheck the meter. Surprise surprise… the water bill was adjusted down to $270. Not that this is anything new, it's just new that someone (Mary Norwood) actually wants to do something about it!!!
November 30th, 2009
5:16 pm
MARY NORWOOD will not ignore our need for SERVICES. She will FIX OUR CITY.
November 30th, 2009
5:18 pm
Right now I am sooooo glad I don't live in ATL. No matter who wins, y'all are screwed. You'll either have 4 years of the same nonsense, or 4 years of bumbling ineptitude.
Maybe Sam Massell will volunteer to be a write in candidate?
November 30th, 2009
5:24 pm
Why did Norwood run against Shirley Franklin 4 yrs ago..
Norwood talking crapt about Shirley you should have run against her if you knew this city was in bad shape 4 yrs ago.
Reed going to win this election…
10 of my elderly neighbors ask me to take them to the polls tomorrow to vote for Reed I told them to be ready at 8 am in the morning so I can take them.
People are excited to come out and vote for Reed tomorrow
November 30th, 2009
5:25 pm
Dennis Kucinich and Ray Nagans look good compared to these two.
I dread voting tommorrow.
November 30th, 2009
5:27 pm
^John: I'm not the most thrilled with this arrangement, either, to be truthful. If it were Mary and Jesse Spikes the latter would instantly have my vote; sadly, even I was fooled earlier on by his lack of populist appeal.
However, I still hold firmly among my beliefs that, when presented with two choices, one must be decisive and pick one.
November 30th, 2009
5:29 pm
November 30th, 2009
5:29 pm
Shirley Franklin spent the last 8 years undoing or trying to undo damage from Bill Campbell and trying to do the other things that needed to be done since the days of Hartsfield and Allen. Folks equating Shirley to some giant corrupt black political machine are uninformed … at best.
November 30th, 2009
5:32 pm
Kasim, take a look in the mirror and realize that your arrogant attitude is losing you votes all over the city.
November 30th, 2009
5:33 pm
^Yes, she did a good job starting out, especially once it is considered that she entered the mayor's office after eight years of its continual torment. What happened, though? Between the APD and Watershed I can't find a properly-managed city agency…
November 30th, 2009
5:37 pm
Mary and Kasim are both awful choices for Mayor. No solid alternatives in this race; wait, that sounds a lot like the past two or three presidential elections!
November 30th, 2009
5:41 pm
Wow, I see Kasim Reed has been busy posting a ton of comments today on the Insider. Kasim, how many different names are you on this one article? Shirley Franklin is an embarassment to the lesbian community and has disgraced Atlanta long enough. It is time for a change and Kasim is not the answer. Kasim is a very corrupt, non-christian that needs to be in prison and not in charge of Atlanta. Shirley Franklin is corrupt, as well.
November 30th, 2009
5:41 pm
Poor, pathetic Shirley Franklin. He PR bubble finally burst and she is left with nothing but the reality that she has not improved Atlanta in any manner that a Federal Court did not order in the first place.
November 30th, 2009
5:42 pm
Jackalope=Ramon Levit which is Norwood campaign manager of course you would lie right along with Norwood for her to our votes. But look Ramon your candidate have been caught lieing do out the campaign.
Ramon please find somebody else to campaign for Norwood was a bad choice for you.
November 30th, 2009
5:47 pm
Rick, don't you have some more Mary Norwood signs to steal. I have never seen such a crooked campaign than the one that Reed is running.
November 30th, 2009
5:48 pm
Atlanta Voter how you going to compare Reed with Shirley Franklin he work for the state not the city hall. You need to get fact for Norwood what have she done in 8 yrs while she was in city hall nothing.
Norwood should have run for mayor 4 yrs ago if she knew Shirley was a awful mayor.
Norwood is just like Shirley Franklin a insider.
November 30th, 2009
5:48 pm
Shirley Franklin = Epic fail as Atlanta mayor. Shirley, take your flower and GTFO. You made Atlanta a worse place to live which I didn't think was possible.
November 30th, 2009
5:50 pm
It's REALLY simple…
He did a poll. He didn't release the numbers. What's that tell you?
November 30th, 2009
5:50 pm
Norwood does not do much for me but So far hasn't shown herself to be a tax cheat like Reed. How does someone that pays taxes vote for a tax cheat?
November 30th, 2009
5:51 pm
Paul R. Nelson I am not Ralph Long which who paid someone to steal them signs that why you have not heard about it anymore. Norwood and Ralph paid somebody to steal signs by the way Paul sign does not come out to vote people's do what does a sign have do for somebody to get elected.
Wow Paul come up with something better then that>>>>>>>>Jackalope or Teela who is working for Norwood
November 30th, 2009
5:51 pm
I could careless about anything Franklin has to say. Is this the same person that did not have the balls to FIRE the INCOMPETANT
November 30th, 2009
5:51 pm
Rick, did you graduate high school? Your writing skills are horrible. You and Kasim deserve each other.
November 30th, 2009
5:52 pm
Bob ask Norwood to show her tax return then you figure it out.
Where is Norwood tax returns paper every politicians release there's tax returns
November 30th, 2009
5:53 pm
I'm not sure why the die hard norwood supporters are in such denial.
November 30th, 2009
5:54 pm
I'z beez votes fo' Kasim Reed. He's been my dogz sense we wuz yung bucks. Don't votes fo' that Mary gurl, we needs to keeps the chocalate runnin' da Atown. Can yo feels me! Hola and Votes fo' da man, Reed!
November 30th, 2009
5:57 pm
Once we went black, ain't never goin' back…
November 30th, 2009
5:58 pm
No matter who the next mayor is, Rob Hunter Commissioner of Waterdhed should be the first one packing.
November 30th, 2009
5:59 pm
From today's APN article:
Here is a list of some of Norwood's recent legislation. A few bills which were obscure or technical were omitted from this list.
Norwood's most recent resolution was 09R1077, which passed June 01, 2009, resolving that the Bureau of Code Compliance enforce the Atlanta Zoning Ordinance regarding supportive housing. Recently, a bill to define and clarify supportive housing had been introduced, and this bill made sure that the BCC could enforce codes related to what would be a newly-defined type of housing. Norwood was the first of several co-sponsors and the bill passed 14-1.
On May 04, 2009, 08O2427, which authorized the Mayor to establish a Senior Zone Policy, passed 14-0. Norwood sponsored the original legislation, which was substituted by marked-up, or revised legislation which came through the Transportation Committee.
On September 02, 2008, 08R1695, to conduct an independent audit of the Arborist Division, passed 14-0. Norwood was the lead co-sponsor. Norwood led the charge for this audit after former Chief Arborist Tom Coffin was fired for trying to uphold the city's tree ordinance.
On July 07, 2008, 07O1905, to amend article XXIV regarding vending on private property, passed 14-0. Norwood sponsored this bill, although an amended substitute by the Public Safety and Legal Administration Committee passed through Council.
On June 02, 2008, 08R1132, to request the Mayor study eliminating Fleet Services to reduce costs, passed 14-0. Norwood sponsored this bill; it passed with an amendment by the Finance/Executive Committee.
On May 19, 2008, 08R1014, an independent audit of the city's water and sewer billing, passed Council. Norwood was the lead co-sponsor. It was vetoed by the Mayor, yet still passed on override 15-0. This became an issue after numerous customers complained of being overbilled without explanation.
On February 04, 2008, 07O2600, to rename part of Hills Avenue to Collier Road, passed 15-0. Norwood sponsored this bill, which was substituted by a marked-up revision which passed through the City Utilities Committee.
On February 04, 2008, 07O0673, to require outside storage items to be stored in the rear of properties, passed. Norwood was the lead co-sponsor on this bill, which was substituted by a marked-up version which came through the Community Development/Human Resources Committee.
On February 04, 2008, 08R0294, to create a technical review committee for the purpose of advising the City in policies for controls for budgeting, passed unanimously. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
On July 16, 2007, 07O1446, to hire a firm to research existing and proposed tree ordinances, passed 14-0. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
On March 19, 2007, 07R0608, to ask the State Senate to allow city officials to file financial disclosure reports electronically, was adopted. Norwood sponsored the bill.
On February 05, 2007, 06O2057, providing uniform standards for prohibiting litter in Atlanta, passed 15-0. Norwood sponsored this bill, which was substituted by a marked-up version which came through the City Utilities Committee.
On September 18, 2006, 06R2132, to enter into an agreement with Samaritan House to create a Litter Clean up Program, passed 12-0. Norwood sponsored this bill. This is one of several bills passed by Norwood related to a program she spearheaded to provide employment opportunities to homeless people to clean up Atlanta's streets. A related bill, 06R1327, passed on July 05, 2006.
On May 01, 2006, 06R1037, affirming the Mayor's letter to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, encouraging federal agencies to find alternative jail beds for immigrants currently being housed at the Atlanta Detention Center, passed 12-0. Norwood sponsored the bill.
On February 08, 2006, 06O0258, placing interim development controls on issuance of building permits, passed Council. This was a temporary McMansion Moratorium requested by Norwood until more permanent legislation could be worked out. Eventually, the Council did pass a permanent out-of-scale infill prohibition, although the final bill was introduced by Councilwoman Carla Smith.
Norwood used some of her own post's expense account to pay for the infill zoning research. On September 19, 2005, 05O1736, which transferred $4,500 from Norwood's Council expense account to pay for Infill zoning illustrations, passed 11-0. Also, on February 21, 2005, 05O0260, which transferred $3,000 from her Council expense account to fund the Infill Housing Analysis Report, passed 13-0.
On July 05, 2005, 05O1206, which made a no parking area on part of Stonewall Street, passed 13-0. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
On August 15, 2005, 05O1425, prohibiting subdivision of certain lots, passed 13-0. Norwood sponsored the bill. A similar bill, 04O1376, passed 14-0, on September 07, 2004, overriding a Mayoral veto.
On June 20, 2005, 05O1087, allowing food vendors on private property to stay in same place for more than one year, passed 10-0. Norwood sponsored the bill.
On June 20, 2005, 05R1086, to establish a Tree ordinance task force, passed 13-0. Norwood sponsored the bill, which was amended by the Community Development/Human Resources Committee.
On February 21, 2005, 05O0120, to allow the City to deny liquor licenses to bars or clubs where drugs were sold and the owner or staff should've known, passed Council. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
On January 18, 2008, 04O1621, to create a new residential zoning classification, R2B, passed 13-0. Norwood sponsored the bill.
On February 07, 2005, 05R0122, encouraging judges to impose banishment from Atlanta for criminals conducting the same offense twice, passed Council. The Mayor vetoed the bill, but her veto was overridden by Council. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
On February 07, 2005, 05R0121, encouraging the use of camaras on known crack houses and illegal dumping sites, passed 12-0. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
On September 07, 2004, 04R1620, entering into an agreement with the Georgia Department of Transportation to accept funds for the interstate litter clean-up program, passed Council. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
On June 07, 2004, 04R1061, authorizing the Mayor to accept the review of the Atlanta Clean Water Plan by the American Society of Civil Engineers, passed 13-1. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
On October 20, 2003, 03R1704, authorizing the creation of a Trust Fund for the infill project, passed 10-1 on substitute from the Finance/Executive Committee. Norwood sponsored the bill.
On October 06, 2003, 03O1442, increasing fines for housing code violations, passed 13-0. Norwood sponsored the bill, which was substituted by an amended version by the Community Development/Human Resources Committee.
On October 06, 2003, 03O1470, a moratorium on new construction and zoning change permits for the Donald L Hollowell Study Area, passed 13-0. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
On March 17, 2003, 03R0405, a temporary moratorium on demolitions of homes over 50 years old, passed. Norwood sponsored the bill.
On February 03, 2003, 03R0113, creating an of out-of-scale infill development task force, passed 12-0. Norwood was lead co-sponsor; the bill was amended by the Zoning Committee.
On December 02, 2002, 02O0297, allocating funds from the Federal Aviation Administration for new runways and taxiways, passed 9-0. Norwood was lead co-sponsor. This is one of several bills Norwood co-sponsored related to the airport which passed in this time period.
On November 04, 2002, 02R1885, giving budget priority to essential functions of Atlanta City government, passed 14-0. Norwood was lead co-sponsor; the bill was amended by the Finance/Executive Committee.
On July 01, 2002, 02O1148, to define an unclean, vacant lot as a nuisance, passed 14-0. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
On May 20, 2002, 02O0835, allocating funds for construction of Nancy Creek Tunnel, passed 12-0. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
On February 18, 2002, 02R0368, authorizing the Urban Design Commission to enter into a grant up to $20,000 for Atlanta's Comprehensive Historic Resource Survey passed. Norwood was lead co-sponsor.
November 30th, 2009
6:00 pm
The Customer Service Director of Watershed should be the 2nd one packing.


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Survey: What is Your Guilty Pleasure?
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Charlie and Lola. I love Lola's dresses, secretly wish I could dress like her
Jimmy Neutron - Boy Genius
(on TLC in the mornings)
Definitely Dan Zanes on Kids Stuff, Sirius 116: http://www.sirius.com/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=Sirius/CachedPage&c=Channel&cid=1104779639576
curious george!
Another vote for Charlie & Lola. I love the collage-y backgrounds and animation. My son likes it, but not nearly as much as I do.
I don't have a kid... and I love the backyardigans!
Too cute!
I love Peep, too! A friend of mine said that she thought Quack was "too sarcastic." I think he's just got a great sense of self-esteem.
Curious George all the way.
The Wiggles Rock.
Wonderpets, Wonderpets, we're on our way...
My vote is for Charlie and Lola. I love the prints and colors..the wallpapered rooms and the lovely patterns! Not to mention the adorable accents.
My husband LOVES yo gabba gabba. He is always trying to get my daughter to watch it. My guilty pleasure is The Avatar. It has got to be the best plot I have ever seen/heard in a cartoon.
DVD: Baby Songs by Hap Palmer, and
CD: Birds, Beasts, Bugs & Fishes Little & Big: Animal Folk Songs by Pete Seeger.
They are so relaxing, I can just close my eyes and enjoy the music if I want!
We enjoy Charlie & Lola, too. We also love Milkshake. Recently, we listened to it on a roadtrip and I made a conscious decision to leave it on long after our daughter fallen asleep.
I love :)
Charlie and Lola
Yo gabba gabba
Disney's Choo Choo Soul music clips
Winx Club
Hello Kitty
This is the sweetest thing I ever saw: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmzTj9DRUOg
But what I really love, is the Mr. Wooka puppet shows inside the puppet show.
Our daughter loves this one:
I want to learn to knit so I can make monster hand puppets.
I would take the guys from Magical Sniffy Thing to a desert island with me.
i too love Dan Zanes and love to wake my children playing the song "Jump Up" .
i also still love the Music Together cd's we enjoyed during toddlerhood.
I love Dan Zanes also.
I also LOVE collecting cool vintage and wooden toys for my son's shelves. I'm way more into them than he is...
Oh, and art supplies....markers, crayons, all the art stuff that I always wanted but my parents would never buy. I think I buy it more for me. I'm so bad.
My baby is due in 3 months, but I already have a deep love for Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.
That's about it when it comes to current TV. I'm stocking up on the Fraggle Rock, Muppet Show, Peanuts and Pixar DVDs for when my little one is ready to watch. (In about 2 years or more...)
Oh! And I forgot... Seasame Street will always have a special place in my heart. I still have a couple of tapes my parents made for me when I was a kid. They'd make an entire tape of episodes so I could watch it regardless of what time or day.


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The city's year-long effort to remove an abandoned, dangerous house at 30 Rowan St., ended Friday when the owner tore down the building.
"You have no idea how good this feels," said Rodney Stevenson, who grew up next door and was home a year ago in a storm when wind blew a piece of roof off 30 Rowan St. onto his nephew and niece's swing set next door.
The house was not only dangerous because pieces of it could blow off in the wind. Its doors had rotted off, its roof had rotted off, and the interior walls and floors were collapsing. Homeless people had lived there, and the city considered it one if its top blight problems.
"It seems like it took forever," said Danbury Building Official Leo Null, who saw the property through the demolition process at Danbury Superior Court. "It's down. We're pretty happy."
The property owner, Eugene Wendel, owes the city about $155,000 in utility costs, property taxes, interest on past debt and late fees. The city and Wendel are talking about that bill now.
The city has no plans in hand for any future development on the site.
"It's a pretty big lot, now that the house is gone. You can see it," Null said. "This will help that whole neighborhood."


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The Intensifying Debate Over Genetically Modified Foods
Genetically modified foods contain organisms that have had DNA from a non-related species transferred into their genes via biotechnology to imbue them with specific traits. The debate over whether or not they are safe is intensifying as more GM foods show up in our supermarkets, and the movement to label GM food grows.
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Avocado and Grilled Corn Salad
This one I plan to keep. It is a great summer salad but I think I will play around with the dressing.
Lemon orzo w/ grape tomato & asparagus
*Not my pic - I forgot to take one.
This recipe grew on me. It is different and I will certainly try it again!


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MediaCorp Subaru Challenge: The Asian Face Off on xinmsn Entertainment
The MediaCorp Subaru Challenge - The Asian Face-Off, in its eleventh year, is back and this year, you could be the one to walk away with a Subaru XV 1.6 worth $80,800 (without COE)!
10 countries will battle it out for national pride and bragging rights. The qualifying men and women from Singapore will compete against Philippines, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia and Hong Kong to outstand and outlast each other to be the last one with their hand on the car and drive home the grand prize of a brand new Subaru XV 1.6!
The challenge kicks off at Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza on Saturday, 27 October 2012. Find out if 2011 winner, Chong Kait Chi's timing of 75 hours 36 mins will remain unbroken or will a new record be set this year?


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605-811 Northside Cir NW has a Walk Score of 66 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Loring Heights neighborhood in Atlanta. Nearby parks include Loring Heights Park, Corner Rest and Tanyard Creek Greenspace.
Nearby schools include Savannah College of Art and Design Atlanta, The Howard School and John Marshall Law School.
The closest grocery stores are Living Foods Institute, Nature's Sunshine Products Inc and Herbeducation.Com.
Nearby coffee shops include My Fair Sweets LLC, Starbucks and Starbucks. There are seven restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Corner Kitchen, Waffle House and Little Azio.
605-811 Northside Cir NW is near Georgia Institute of Technology, Bauder College and Southern Headquarters.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain has steep hills. 605-811 Northside Cir NW is somewhat bikeable, there is minimal bike infrastructure.


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UC Berkeley celebrates 100 years with Plumas County
Though it is still dwarfed by the giant trees surrounding its Meadow Valley camp, the University of California at Berkeley's forestry program is celebrating a milestone that puts it in the same category with the ancients: its 100th anniversary. The program and the wild nature of Plumas County have been intertwined since the program's very beginning and continue to co-produce ongoing generations of foresters.
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Victor Banerjee Movies and Career Information
Oct 15, 1946
Victor Banerjee (Bengali: ভিক্টর ব্যানার্জী, Hindi: विक्टर बैनर्जीِ), born 15 October 1946 in Calcutta, India, is an Indian actor of Bengali descent, working in Hindi, Bengali and English language films. He has also appeared on a number of TV series on Indian television. He has worked for prominent directors like Jerry London, Shyam Benegal, Satyajit Ray, Roman Polanski, James Ivory, Mrinal Sen and David Lean. Banerjee is a descendant of Womesh Chandra Bonerjee, a leading intellectual, a prominent man of his time and the first president of the Indian National Congress (1885). He had his schooling in St. Edmund's, Shillong, and graduated in English Literature from St. Xavier's College, Calcutta. In 1984, he acted as Dr. Aziz Ahmed in David Lean's adaptation of the book A Passage to India, bringing him to the attention of Western audiences. Victor was nominated for BAFTA award for this role in 1986. He won two other awards for this role: Evening Standard British Film Award and NBR Award (National Board Review, USA). He acted in Merchant Ivory Productions Hullabaloo Over Georgie and Bonnie's Pictures, Satyajit Ray's Ghare Baire and in Mrinal Sen's Mahaprithivi. Though in recent years
- Victor Banerjee Movies before 2013
- Aladin 2009
- Tahaan 2008
- Apne 2007
- My Brother Nikhil 2005
- Joggers' Park 2003
- Bhoot (Ghost House) 2003
- Antarghat (The War Within) (2001) 2001
- Bitter Moon 1992
- Home and the World (Ghare-Baire) 1986
- Passage to India 1984
- Chess Players (Shatranj Ke Khilari) 1978
- Hullabaloo Over Georgie and Bonnie's Pictures 1978
- Bong Connection
- Bow Barracks Forever
- Delhi in a Day
- Meherjaan
- Tor Naam
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This post comes from Adonia E. Lugo, a member of a League's Equity Advisory Council and a Doctoral Candidate in Anthropology during a University of California, Irvine. Yesterday, on a 50th anniversary of a Mar on Washington, a Secretary of Transportation, Anthony Foxx, wrote a blog post on travel and opportunity, in light of this special commemoration. In a post below, Lugo builds off of this discussion, looking during how "streets are amicable spaces where we plea or strengthen competition and category divides."
Usually when people speak about bikes, they concentration on bike lanes, cycle tracks, and other kinds of infrastructure projects. What about a enlightenment that underpins a uses of common roads?
I investigate travel cultures as an anthropologist, and I'm a voice in bike advocacy arguing that we need to embody amicable probity concerns in a bike movement. As we've famous for many years, and as a 50th anniversary of a Mar on Washington reminds us, a streets are amicable spaces where we plea or strengthen competition and category divides. Streets are where we come together, or tumble apart. Transportation happens in public, and what goes on in a streets connects with incomparable questions of race, class, gender, and privilege. There are amicable cues revelation us what ways of removing around are aloft and reduce status.
As an anthropologist, I've focused on a accumulation of people who use bicycles, starting with Los Angeles, where we saw a lot of Latino and African-American organisation roving bikes on sidewalks. They seemed a million miles away, socially, from a people like me on highway bikes. That discernment about amicable stretch and how travel reinforces it led me to rise dual projects in L.A. that experimented with bringing these opposite kinds of bicyclists into a same amicable spaces, City of Lights (now called Multicultural Communities for Mobility) and CicLAvia.
I started bike travelling in Portland, Oregon after college, and when we returned home to Southern California for connoisseur propagandize in 2007, motorists there treated me like mud for travelling by bike. we started to notice how I'd grown adult in a complement that punished people for being too bad to drive. The train use where we grew adult in suburban Orange County is atrocious, regulating once an hour and finale early in a evening. People there might sinecure newcomer workers to cook, clean, and lift their children, yet they positively don't wish them removing around too easily. A few months after I'd changed back, a Latino male was killed by a dipsomaniac motorist while roving home from his pursuit during a grill nearby where we grew up.
That clinched it for me: if we couldn't means to drive, we didn't merit to live. This was a summary we were promulgation on a streets. we became a bike romantic since that didn't make a lot of clarity to me in light of a need to change to tolerable transportation.
Bicycling and other modes of ride aren't only personal choices. In my research, I've found that a lot of people resent bicycling since of a people they associate with bikes. we interviewed leaders in Seattle's communities of tone about bicycling final year, and what they told me over and over was that bicyclists are white organisation in spandex. They didn't see a lot of value in a city installing some-more bike lanes and other projects to accommodate that group. This is a flattering widespread belief, that bike projects offer a sold population, so we should be in preference of them or opposite them formed on your thought of who rides.
It is loyal that some-more cities are regulating strategies like bike share programs to contest with any other to attract "talent," these mobile artistic forms who will select where to live formed on lifestyle rather than pursuit opportunities. However, comparing disastrous function with how a chairman is removing around, or what she looks like, is a dangerous form of stereotyping. There are some really real, really critical critiques to make of a bike movement; we should know, since I'm one of a people creation them. Attacking bicycling, though, that some people do only since they can't means to get around in other ways, contributes to a thought that bicycling indispensably carries a whole set of amicable values with it, and a people who do it are possibly entitled or lowlifes.
The expansion of pushing cars in a U.S. is really tied to suburbanization, that authorised people to besiege themselves from undesirables (like people of color). There's no denying that we've done a roads into hierarchical spaces, where pushing is No. 1 and all a rest can get in line.
What we're saying now is a flourishing series of people doubt that mentality. And that's creation an even larger series of people uncomfortable. When critics report bike users as entitled, they spin a blind eye to scarcely a century of open investment in roads designed for driving.
A lot of bike users are defensive since of steady incidents where they've been treated like trash for simply carrying a earthy presence. Nobody deserves to be treated like a nonhuman for regulating a open apparatus like a street, either they confirm to turn an romantic about it or not. When there's such a widespread form of mobility, like pushing has been, it's easy to marginalize a tiny organisation of people who by choice or by happening have to get around in other ways. It's easier to see them as a problem than to confront a underlying enlightenment with a messages about who depends and who does not.
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"Zombies? That's ridiculous. It was giant cougars that killed him." That's my CIA handler. The one who's supposed to be keeping a cool head in the midst of anarchy. The one I'm relying on to help me with my mission, to stop the flow of poisonous cocaine out of Colombia that's killing rappers and starlets. The record company hired me, you see.
White Gold is about as close to an open-world RPG as it is to an FPS. You level up, have an inventory to manage, and upgrade your equipment with brightly coloured boxes. You have standings with each faction, which raise and lower depending on how many of their opposition you kill. In theory, that's how it all works.


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That is lovely. Like a one line poem. Straight from the heart.
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I know exactly how you feel! Its hard, but if youre both single tell him! You might as well - I haven't told the guy I fancy, but that's because he's straight and I dont want to scare him away
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Bless you treacle, that's a beautiful statement to make.
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