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As you well know, last month LB went out to Milford, Conn., for a trip to "The Dan Patrick Show" to interview Dan Patrick as part of a collaboration with Ram Trucks. We solicited questions from you here on the site, on Facebook and Twitter to ask Dan during the interview.
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What benefits and challenges might arise as a result of transitioning from a monetary system to a resource-based society?
In other words, if we were to eliminate all forms of money and bartering, what changes - large and small, positive and negative - might we see?
Thus, imagine a world in which there is a comprehensive accounting of the planet's resources, such as fresh water, arable land, minerals, and animal life. Further contemplate that technology and automation have begun to eliminate dangerous, boring, or repetitive jobs. Finally, take a moment to ponder the possibilities if each person were given the opportunity for a quality education and the ability to reach their highest potential.
Indeed, there is a lot to take in, and no single answer could account for the many facets of such a scenario. Nevertheless, from a position of sustainability, I think we must realistically look at what the monetary system has done, and what ever-developing technology will do.
As you consider your possible answer(s), please reflect on the following:
- The effect of education on the birthrate.
- Ownership of the Earth's resources.
- The concept of "usership" as opposed to the "right of possession".
- The inevitability of "technological unemployment".
I thank you kindly for reading this, and for taking the time to answer!
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Aug 14 2013: Why should we forsake a system that has relentlessly and continuously decreased the scarcity of resource availability. (http://www.masterresource.org/2010/04/population-consumption-carbon-emissions-and-human-well-being-in-the-age-of-industrialization-part-i-revisiting-the-julian-simon-paul-ehrlich-bet/#more-9145)
That has provided us with a near perfect mechanism to let supply meet demand, one that incorporates our best (wisdom of crowds) estimate of future supply and demand, so that impending shortages are caught early on and dealt with as fast as possible. And a system that has without exception broken through any Malthusian plateau ever encountered
How many bureaucrats in 'resource accounting' could ever come even close to resource estimation abilities of the ultra dynamic market system, of resource amounts that are seriously in flux and changes, due to technological development, economics, social political events and the weather among things, every second.
My best guess for the greatest challenge for a resource-based society, would be the billions dying because of the scarcity it will cause. Because incentives will lack for suppliers to meet demand, and the shared ideology, which is needed for it to work, will not be ubiquitous, some will abuse the system (just like in communism).
Aug 14 2013: What about the hundreds of millions who are suffering in poverty NOW, Victor? As more and more jobs disappeared due to technological development, when will our money-bound system finally work for them? Rest assured, wealthy industrialists and factory owners have no problem displacing people with machines and robots.
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Mid City recommendations
I have never been to New Orleans but will be there for 2 months for work. I will be renting a place in Mid City a few blocks from Angelo Brocato ice cream (Carrollton and Bienville).
I have founds lots of great recommendations here for places in the FQ, but very few close to where I'm staying (with the exception of Parkway Bakery and Tavern which I'm really looking forward to)
Anyone here familiar with Mid City and have some ideas? I'm mostly looking for a great place to stop in on the way home from work to have a drink and something delicious.
The original Liuzza's is down the way on Bienvile--one of the last neighborhood restaurants in the city, that were so many...and if you're looking for some takeout, there are two places that recommend themselves as above the norm: the Brwn. Derby on Tuland and Jeff Davis, whcih produces some intersting stuff like stewed rabbit
Also good is a convenience store on Banks and Tulane--not the Discount zone, altho they have good poboys--but the other one, that doesn't pump gas, acoss the street . Some good gumbo andother creole specialties you might not expect.
The Two Sisters is around, Claiborne and Bienvile; haven't been in a while, but it used to serve out great "soul" food, although that term means little in a city in which both races eat pretty much the same.
When I think of all the great restaurants that used to be in Mid City I grow mournful over what time--and Katrina-- have done.
Liuzza's Restaurant & Bar
3636 Bienville St, New Orleans, LA 70119
Liuzza's, Katie's, Mandina's-corner, neighborhood restaurants--inexpensive/moderate New Orleans -style food
Venezia--old-fashioned red sauce, New Orleans-style Italian (not Northern Italian or Venetian despite its name); they have very good pizza
Theo's pizza (Canal); Lazaro's pizza (Banks);
Crescent *(Banks)--new, somewhat eclectic menu: very good pizza, housemade sausages (from bratwurst to Cajun styles), jambalaya, gumbo, onion rings, sandwiches
Doson Noodle House--good, inexpensive, mostly Vietnamese food
Cafe Minh*--Vietnamese, slightly upscale, with French influence obvious in menu/cooking; fabulous rolls, dumplings, soups, duck, shortribs, specials
Mona's (Banks)*--Middle-eastern fare that's cheap, good
Juan's Flying Burrito; also, two inexpensive Mexican places right next door to Brocato's (can't remember their names)
Ralph's on the Park*--upscale New Orleans dining in a beautiful setting
K-Jean's*--take-out seafood and po-boys
Little Tokyo*(Carrollton)*--try chef's choice (Omakase plate) @ $50, feeds four well, but other food is outstanding as well.
Huevos* and Ruby Slipper*--great breakfast
The Bean Gallery--popular coffee house w/typical CH snacks
Clever*--in American Can Company--great cocktails, wine selection, cheese and pate plates, tapas on Tuesdays, wine tastings on Thursdays
A little farther, on Esplanade--Cafe Degas*, Lola, Santa Fe
* standouts, imho
Liuzza's Restaurant & Bar
3636 Bienville St, New Orleans, LA 70119
4408 Banks St, New Orleans, LA
135 N Carrollton Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119
Juan's Flying Burrito
2018 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130
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I have to comment on Cafe Minh. I went there last night, and it was truly outstanding. The crab and corn soup was light and so wonderfully seasoned; the crabmeat was so fresh and sweet. The summer rolls were outstanding, all the veggies were absolutely perfect. But the LAMB was the highlight. Perfectly cooked mid rare, with a root vegetable gratin and light crunchy onion rings all in a plum sauce. My bf and I could not get over how delicious it was. We had to inquire, and it was NZ lamb, so they obviously do not skimp on the quality of their ingredients. Great service and atmosphere as well. Outstanding place...
Cafe Minh
4139 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70119
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It is a great place. We had lunch there today--and it was fabulous as ever. I absolutely adore the shrimp dumplings.
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2 thumbs up for K-Jean's seafood. Best place for boiled crawfish. Only place I buy from now.
Don't think I saw this one (unless I am mistaken)
A true N.O. casual classic and experience, food, atmosphere etc not to be missed, Mandina's:
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Mandina's Restaurant
3800 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70119
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Went to Crescent Saturday night with 9 people and everything was well accepted except the mac and cheese. Definitely worth a trip back and it has a nice N.O vibe with the music and photos on N.O. musicians on the walls.
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Lola's paella is greatly improve w some of their fiery mojo sauce.
You will not go hungry, that's for sure. There are plenty of places in the neighborhood, most mentioned here already, but these are the ones I find myself eating at regularly.
Creole-Italian: Mid-City, historically being a strong Italian and Irish neighborhood, boasts some great new orleans/italian restaurants, which are also frequently mentioned as being the best "neighborhood" restaurants in the city. Within a few blocks of each other you'll find Liuzza's, Mandina's, Venezia, and Katie's, all of which have a number of dishes featuring a uniquely New Orleanian take on Italian-American food, using local ingredients and seafood. All of them (except Venezia) also serve traditional New Orleans po-boys, soups, and fried seafood, although I find their preparations to be fairly hit-or-miss. I usually stick to the stuff with marinara sauce (a.k.a. "red gravy") on it.
Taqueria Guerrero: Excellent, authentic Mexican and Central American food. Breakfast (!), Lunch and Dinner. Cheap and quick. Right next to Brocato's.
Lazaro's: My favorite delivery pizza in the city. Just don't expect to get it quickly.
And of course Parkway.
Mid-City places tend toward the casual. For fine dining the only place I would recommend is Cafe Degas. Ralph's is OK, but the menu is fairly generic contemporary creole that's done better elsewhere.
Cafe Degas
3127 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119
Venezia Restaurant
134 N Carrollton Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119
Taqueria Guerrero Mexico
208 N Carrollton Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119
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I love Taqueria Guerrero. I've only had the Chile Rellenos and have been there 3 times.
They have a huge menu which is authentic Mexican.
Has anyone tried either of the other Mexican Places within a block (one two doors down which is a cantina) and one across the street on the same side of Canal.
Juan's Flying Burrito on the other side of Canal is a fun place for lunch which fills up quick, but I prefer the location on Magazine.
Juan's Flying Burrito
2018 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130
If you like good burgers, try Beach Corner Lounge on Canal. It is a great neighborhood bar/restaurant. Love Mandinas, Ralphs (And pretty much everything on nomadchowwomans list) For breakfast, I like the Ruby Slipper Cafe. Enjoy your time in NOLA!
Mandina's Restaurant
3800 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70119
Beach Corner Lounge
4905 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70119
Ruby Slipper Cafe
139 S Cortez St, New Orleans, LA 70119
Check out Neyow's Creole Cafe at Jeff Davis and Bienville. Great fried seafood, great daily specials, full bar. Crawfish on the weekends right now. Closed Wednesday.


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Doubled Shadows 重影 (Simplified Chinese & English)
About the Book
The JINTIAN [今天] series of contemporary literature features new and innovative writing from mainland China and abroad. Titles in the series are edited by Bei Dao, Lydia H. Liu, and Christopher Mattison.
A collaborative venture between Zephyr Press, the Jintian Literary Foundation, and The Chinese University Press, each bilingual title highlights the ever-changing literary culture of China while simultaneously expanding the English language with a wave of new voices in translation.
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Ouyang Jianghe played a central role in the 1980s underground Sichuanese poetry scene that gave rise to the Chinese poetic avant-garde, and during that time he became known as one of the "Five Masters from Sichuan." Since then he has emerged as one of China's most prominent literary figures, authoring four books of poetry and essays and publishing numerous works of criticism on art, music, and literature. He is also a noted calligrapher. In 2010 he was awarded the Chinese Literature Media Award for poetry. He lives in Beijing and travels frequently to the U.S. and Germany. Doubled Shadows is his first poetry collection in English.
Austin Woerner, a translator of contemporary Chinese poetry and fiction, has published translations in Poetry, Kenyon Review Online, Zoland Poetry, and elsewhere. The recipient of fellowships from the Vermont Studio Center and the UC Riverside Department of Comparative Literature, he holds a degree in East Asian Studies from Yale University and lives in New York City.


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Why You Should Stop Seeding Tomatoes
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If you've been seeding your tomatoes before using them in your cooking, we have news for you: maybe you should stop. Or so says America's Test Kitchen host Chris Kimball in his new book on the science of cooking. So what's wrong with seeding tomatoes? Find out below:
According to Kimball as recently told to NPR's The Salt:
It turns out the seed in [the tomato] jelly ... has three times more flavor compounds called glutamates than the flesh, so when you seed the tomato... you're actually throwing out most of the flavor.
So while you might get a smoother soup (that much is true), it won't be as tasty! Glutamate proteins, if you remember, are what give tomatoes their umami taste and feel. As the Umami Information Center writes regarding tomatoes:
Of the many plant foods that provide umami in western tradition, the tomato is foremost. Its attractive, full, rounded 'meaty' flavour comes from its heavy load of glutamates, and this flavour is reinforced by its unique crimson colour, the colour of blood which is the very essence of animal life.
Interesting! Have you noticed a difference in flavor in seeded vs. unseeded tomatoes?
For more on the science of cooking (and other myths debunked) check out The Salt's article below, and The Science of Good Cooking ($24.40).
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I never really understood why people did this unless making something very refined. I like the feel of tomato seeds, as well as the taste.
Same here. For even my authentic Italian tomato sauce. I don't remove the seeds as I prefer the taste with them.
If I'm making a sauce, I'll use the whole tomato and run it through a food mill: you get the gel, but not the seeds. If I'm making a fresh salsa (pico de gallo, xni pec, etc.), I'll seed them, because otherwise it gets too watery. Rick Bayless' suggestion for seeding is to cut the tomato on its equator, and squeeze: this lets the seeds escape out of the capsules. It's not 100% reliable, but it's a good start.
For a braise or other rustic dish where there will be other pieces and bits, the seeds can stay.
People seed tomatoes?
I always thought the instruction of seeding tomatoes was pointless and wasteful and completely ignored it in recipes.
Never seeded my tomatoes. I found out all by miyself that this part has the more flavor than the flesh. They don't bother me in sauces either.
I always push the seeds and the gel out- because they don't add to the flavor and also because I save the seeds to plant next year. The gel is just watery and sour anyway.
I'd imagine if people are seeding their tomatos it's because they want to. So leave em alone!
I can't thin of a time when I have removed the seeds from my tomatoes ... I rarely even go through the effort to peel them. If the pulp has a bit of bitterness to it, I add a pinch or two of sugar and go on with my cooking. Of course, I prefer more rustic dishes and simple, wholesome cooking rather than fussy, "fancy" dishes.
I seed tomatoes when they're going on a sandwich and I don't want the sogginess. It grosses me out when I get a nice sandwich somewhere and it has watery tomato squishing down the side. Bleh.
I never seed tomatoes. I find it wasteful and don't mind the added texture. When making a homemade tomato sauce I simmer so it will reduce and make a thicker sauce.
I have heard that seeds in tomato sauce and salsa turn it bitter, but I am willing to give it a try!
Thank you for validating my laziness!
Depends on what it is for but I tend to seed tomatoes sometimes like for salads. Sometimes they are unfortunately just to watery and it can make certain dishes watered town and less taste. I don't dislike the seeds though, just certain applications.
I agree with akay, in that I'll seed tomatoes for sandwiches. Other than that I leave the tomatoes as they are. As a matter of fact, if I'm cutting up tomatoes for sauce and there's a bit of the "seedy gel" left on the board I consider that cook's treats.
Discerning, it is so funny that your grandmother told you the city girl seeded and peeled tomatoes as the only person I ever knew who pealed and seeded tomatoes was my grandmother who was born and raised on a farm. I have never seeded or pealed a tomato. Those are my favorite parts.
To make canned tomatoes or tomato sauce from scratch, it is important (crucial, I would even say) to seed the tomatoes. The seeds (specifically, the tannins contained in the seeds) impart a strong bitter taste. Never do you see seeds in a commercially prepared sauce for this reason. Fresh tomatoes and those being cooked and consumed quickly don't need to be seeded before eating.


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What's on this week
Live Comedy March 18 - 24
Akmal "Live"
Wed 20 – Canberra Comedy Festival – Book Tickets
Thu 21 – Moncrieff Theatre, Bundaberg - 07 4130 4100
Fri 22 – Brolga Theatre, Maryborough – Book Tickets
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Ross Noble "Mindblender"
Tue 19 – Albany Entertainment Centre – Book Tickets
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"Hello Kitty Flanagan"
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What's on this week
Live Comedy February 25 - March 3
Carl Barron "A One Ended Stick"
Tue 26 - Thu 28
The Capital Theatre, Bendigo
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Thu Feb 28 - Sun Mar 10
Royalty Theatre, Adelaide Fringe Festival
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Chris Franklin "No Mullet Policy"
Fri Mar 1 - Sat Mar 2
The Alma Tavern, Norwood
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Puppetry of the Penis
Fri Mar 1 - Sat Mar 2
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Ross Noble "Nonsensory Overload"
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Nonsensory Overload is Noble back fresh from his travels, doing what he does best; spinning forth hilarious nonsense for your amusement. Now is your chance to see one of the best live comics working internationally today.
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Heath Franklin brings his award winning alter-ego Chopper in A Hard Bastards Guide to Life, a comprehensive "hit list" on how not to just survive, but thrive in a modern world that thinks it's better than it is. With Chopper's step-by-step guide, you'll learn how to punch life in the guts, take compromising photo's of it's wife and watch it cry as it hands over the keys to your future…
Akmal Live - The Enmore Theatre, Thursday May 3
Bookings: 136 849 or ticketek.com.au
This year's show promises to be Akmal's most punctual, and jam-packed with lots of words, some of which he will be using for the first time. Also, for the first time in the history of the Sydney Comedy Festival, Akmal will be appearing in high definition 3D (glasses not provided).
The Kransky Sisters
Friday May 4 - Belmont 16ft Sailing Club
02 4945 0888 or www.16s.com.au
Saturday May 5 - Nelson Bay Diggers
02 4981 1344 or westsnewcastle.com.au
From ABBA to Pink Floyd and Beyonce to AC/DC these three eccentric sisters with their eclectic mix of instruments including the musical saw, tuba, old reed keyboard and kitchen pots have cooked up a very special sweet and sour serving of well known songs. Hot out of the oven, these oddball Queensland Sisters, reminiscent of your old Aunties, will leave you wanting seconds.
Shane Dundas "Believe" - Courtyard Studio, Canberra Theatre
Friday May 4 - Sunday May 13
Bookings: 02 6275 2700 canberratheatrecentre.com.au
He's doing a show all by himself, so he'll have to believe in something. As half of the Umbilical Brothers, Shane fell down a lot. Now he's going to have to stand-up. Are you with him? Can he make you believe? Take the leap: nirvana or train wreck, you'll want to be there when it happens.
Puppetry of the Penis: Live in 3D
Saturday May 5 - Enmore Theatre
Bookings: 02 9550 3666 or www.ticketek.com.au
The astonishing and unforgettable ancient Australian art of genital origami is back with a brand new show, and this time in 3D. For the last dickade Puppetry of the Penis has broken all box office records worldwide. The new show will be utilizing the latest 3D projection technology with the audience being given 3D glasses to wear, experiencing this head shaking, outrageously funny production as it's never been seen before. So real you can almost touch it!
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Swiss watchmaker IWC has teamed up with the Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Youth Foundation to release two special edition watches for the famed early 20th century pilot and writer. In celebration of his best-known work Le Petit Prince (The Little Prince) turning 70, the heritage watch company is releasing a Mark XVII pilot's watch and Big Pilot's Watch Perpetual Calendar to mark the occasion. The Mark XVII is an automatic timepiece with a stainless steel case and Le Petit Prince embossing on the back. Retailing for $5,400 USD it's limited to 1,000 pieces. The Big Pilot's Watch Perpetual Calendar Edition features an automatic mechanical perpetual calendar movement fitted inside a red gold case with The Little Prince themed moon phase detail. With only 270 pieces produced, this edition will retail for $51,200.
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Made it at Thanksgiving for a brunch with friends and family. Got rave reviews, and I repeated it at Christmas. It doesn't make a large dish, though. Have served it with both sausage and bacon. Either works. Fruit may be okay, but somehow, it just doesn't seem to go. Maybe just a personal preference
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The end-of-year reviews continue, just under the deadline…
Of museum wish lists and gifts
2010 gifts and purchases enhance the collections of three Minneapolis art museums.
- Mary Abbe, Star Tribune
Basel 2010: Mission Meta-Impossible
Sean Smuda returns to Art Basel Miami for a third year – read on for an extensive photo essay and his dispatch for mnartists.org on the aesthetics, theory and commercial circus that dominated this year's fairs.
- mnartists.org
Old comedy buddies from the 1980s — Louie Anderson, Lizz Winstead and Jeff Cesario — talk about coming home for gigs on New Year's Eve.
- Tom Horgen, Star Tribune
A look back includes films big and small, dramas and documentaries, and even "Toy Story 3."
- Colin Covert, Star Tribune
The best and worst movies of 2010
Lots of things were happening at the movies this year — 3-D, tons of animation, a stake in the heart of the romantic comedy — but, for me, the big trend was bigness.
- Chris Hewitt, Pioneer Press
The best films you never heard of
Non-blockbusters busted out in 2010, with these outstanding, overlooked movies worthy of your attention.
- Colin Covert, Star Tribune
Coming attractions: Here are some of the movies critic Chris Hewitt is looking forward to in 2011
The movies of 2010 are already soooo 2010. If you're a movie fan, you're probably already looking forward to the movies of 2011.
- Chris Hewitt, Pioneer Press
Jeremy Messersmith went 6 feet under and rose to the top spot in our annual poll to pick the year's best local CD.
- Chris Riemenschneider, Star Tribune
Andrew Broder talks about his new band, the Cloak Ox
Andrew Broder, Martin Dosh, Jeremy Ylvisaker, and Mark Erickson are now the Cloak Ox, a new band.
- Andrew Flanagan, City Pages
11 jazz picks for the first 11 weeks of 2011
- Pamela Espeland, MinnPost.com
Jill Bernard brings back 'Drum Machine'… without the machine
This Saturday Jill Bernard returns to the Twin Cities with her solo improv show Drum Machine for a run that continues through the month.
- Ed Huyck, City Pages


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I can be saved if I want
Can't do wrong if I want
I can shout if I want
Speak in tongues all night long
I'm a grown Christian
PRAISE THE LAWD GOONS !! Welcome to Trap Baptist. We Praise in the Trap. Jesus in the Bawse.
I can be saved if I want
Can't do wrong if I want
I can shout if I want
Speak in tongues all night long
I'm a grown Christian
Durand Gotta Go LMAOOO
"All GOD Everything (Trinidad James' Sanctified Cover)
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The mothers of 1st Traptist Church will be holding a yard and bake sale to make sure that Max B has money on his books.
In Trapping we pray.
"Beez in the Church"
Our Hymn for the night.
praise the lordt saints.
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The Holy Ghost Enforcers are back though.
"..I dont want you to be in rehearsal for hell"
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A song selection from Sis. Mary
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But imma be laughin at all kinda inappropriate times tho…..gigglin n shit every time someone says his name
Come To Traptist AME !!! Pastor Troy is the pastor
"I bet the savior knows my name…"
wusreallygoodie's grandfather's interpretation of "Neighbors Know My Name" by Trey Songz (via chrilliams)
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FARGO (KFGO-AM) -- Mayor Dennis Walaker wants more time as Fargo's leader.
He made his re-election announcement on Facebook after telling KFGO'S Don Haney last month that he was seriously considering a run for a third and final term. The former Public Works Operations Manager won his first and current term by wide margins.
If re-elected, it would be Walaker's last term. The mayor and city commissioners in Fargo can only serve three successive four-year terms.


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The once-goofy Lakers' center has stopped smiling, and rightfully so. In the Jan. 22, 2013, edition of Roggin's Rants, Fred Roggin explains that a Howard move could be a possibility.
Let's be honest. The Lakers are a mess.
There are some very serious issues with this club.
Remember when Dwight Howard would smile and laugh – despite his team losing – to the bewilderment of many fans and Lakers suits? Well, Howard hasn't just stopped smiling. He seems disengaged and, frankly, absolutely miserable.
Howard is not playing well and he's not fitting in.
The Lakers are going to have to make some serious decisions before the All-Star break.
Is there a possibility they'll try to move Howard? That's something to watch for, because the Lakers certainly aren't getting any better.
More from Triple Threat: "Lakers Should Trade Howard, Not Gasol"


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There are several hundred projects sites across Adelaide which are continuing to improve and conserve Adelaide's biodiversity. Below are a few summaries to help you better understand the type of conservation activities that are being undertaken by both the Urban Forest Biodiversity Program and the SA Urban Forests - Million Trees Program.
Adelaide Shores (West Beach)
Craigburn Farm
Darlington Land Restoration
David Suzuki Forest (Onkaparinga NP)
Edinburgh Corridor
Fourth and Fifth Creeks
Gawler Buffer (Evanston)
Hahndorf Primary School
Hart Road (Aldinga)
Patawalonga Creek (West Beach)
Para Woodlands
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Thanks for the B-day wish!!!
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Expired peel-apart film? Into it.
German Photographer Bastian Kalous' Polaroids
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you're wearing me out with this tireless rage
some days i picture you dead, some days you're my lifeline
my heart could never bear the thought of you tasting those poisonous lips
neither will it endure a cold night right next to a tear-doused pillow
i'm torn, it's impossible to even be sane
your treacherous smile has broken so many hearts
brings torture to my soul and my heart moans
you will always be the only insanity i'll crave
now we try to go through it together
but is it even worth a try?
to save something once was beautiful but now it's covered in mud
it smells of gutter and none of the sweet scents of time
we promised we'd wait for sunrise
and let its rays reach every corner of our soul
feelings would mean nothing if not spoken with some metal
this earnest pledge we'll keep till we breathe no more
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Blackberry Jam Bar Cookies
Photo: Antonis Achilleos; Styling: Gerri Williams
If you're not in the Halloween spirit, skip the trinkets and focus on the flavor of these fruity, sweet bar cookies. The pantry-friendly ingredient list means that you can get started right away.
Yield: 24 bars
Cost per Serving: $.52
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Recipe Time
Prep Time:
Bake: 1 Hour
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 260
- Fat: 14g
- Saturated fat: 6g
- Protein: 3g
- Carbohydrate: 32g
- Fiber: 1g
- Cholesterol: 41mg
- Sodium: 114mg
- 1 1/2 cups pecans, toasted
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 16 tablespoons (2 sticks) plus 2 Tbsp. unsalted butter, cut into small pieces and chilled
- 1 large egg plus 1 large yolk, lightly beaten
- 1 1/2 cups blackberry jam
- 1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Line a 9-by-13-inch baking pan with foil, leaving a 2-inch overhang on both long ends. Mist foil with cooking spray.
- 2. Pulse pecans and sugar in a food processor until finely ground. Pulse in flour, baking powder and salt. Pulse in 16 Tbsp. butter until mixture resembles coarse meal. Transfer half of mixture to a bowl, cover and chill. Pulse egg and yolk with mixture in processor until dough forms a ball. Press dough into a thin, even layer in baking pan. Bake until lightly browned around edges and set in center, 20 minutes. Let cool slightly.
- 3. Using your fingers, work remaining 2 Tbsp. butter into reserved crumble mixture. Spread jam evenly over crust. Spread crumble mixture over jam. Bake until top is golden, 30 to 35 minutes. Let cool on a rack for at least 1 hour. Lift bars from pan and place on a rack to cool completely. Peel off foil and cut into 24 bars.
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Miike Snow | Animal
There was a time when my world was filled
with darkness, darkness, darkness
then I stopped dreaming now I'm supposed to fill
it up with something, something, something
in your eyes I see the eyes of somebody I knew before
long, long, long ago
but I'm still trying to make my mind up,
am I free or am I tied up?
I don't at the moment. Sorry.
'Evie' is on the voting list for the triple j hottest 100, it would be awesoommeee if you could go HERE and vote for us!
AND if you could reblog and tell yo friends, that would be so goood.
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I chose:
Ball Park Music - All I Want Is You
Bleeding Knees Club - Teenage Girls
Cub Scouts - Evie
Ellesquire - On The Prowl
Frenzal Rhomb - Knuckleheads
Gold Fields - Moves
Lanie Lane - Ain't Hungry
Matt Corby - Brother
Nantes - Fly
San Cisco - Awkward
This was so hard, I had to trim it down from 42 short listed tracks. Ah.
Ball Park Music | Literally Baby
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The Vasco Era | Rock and Roll is the Only Thing That Makes Me Feel Good
This is basically how I do it.
No one has yet. You're the first! Thanks. I just love all the bands and the songs so much.
A brilliant album that I bought and voted for. They are my favourite band. They also recently won the J Award for Unearthed Band of the year.


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Puerto Banus in Marbella
Thinking of planning a city break to Marbella. Expedia have a great range of hotels and accomodation in Marbella near Puerto Banus that will help make your stay that little bit more special. But before you go make sure to check out the Expedia travel guide on Puerto Banus first, so you can find out everything you need to know before you go away.


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Matt Kenseth left another restrictor plate race pondering what could have been.
Leading far more laps than anybody else, Kenseth was overtaken on the two-lap overtime sprint Sunday by winner David Ragan and others at Talladega Superspeedway.
Kenseth finished eighth after 190-plus mostly terrific laps and a frustrating finale. No wonder Kenseth described the day as both encouraging and exasperating.
He led 142 laps, while Jimmie Johnson was second among the lap leaders with 16.
Kenseth also led a race-high 86 laps at Daytona in February before engine problems led to a 37th-place finish.
He apologized to team owner Joe Gibbs outside the hauler. Kenseth, who won on both big speedways last year, refused to blame the lengthy rain delay, wet conditions or fading light at the finish.
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Vogue will feature Tina Fey on a spring cover. Let us now pray, obviously in vain, that they will not get Mario Testino to shoot Fey in a gently lit forest glade, before Photoshopping the life out of her. [WWD]
Tina Fey To Get The Vogue Treatment
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"prarie Grouch"...your attempt at being amusing failed drastically. What we see with Obama's Govt and Obamacare is like a low level Cancer. It will take quite a while for the cancer to reach a stage where there will be a lot of pain, terminal effects, and no cure...but, when it reaches that point it is too late. I'm not amused by anyone like you that is poking fun at a real problem...one that is not anything less than quality of life and survival of a country as a viable entity. YOU are a symbol of what is wrong and rotten in this country. I extend my glorious middle digit at you.
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Christian Benvenuto has already forgotten his 0-for-4 field-goal performance in Saturday's 17-14 overtime loss to San Antonio.
"My coach from my high school always told me that there's a midnight rule. You've got to forget about it [by then]," he said.
None of the misses were chip shots. He missed the first, a 49-yarder, wide left. The second, from 47 yards, was blocked because Benvenuto said he mishit it. The third, from 45 yards with 1:59 remaining in regulation, went wide right. The last, from 48 yards in overtime, went wide right.
"I just couldn't get them to drop," he said.
With the four misses, Benvenuto hasn't split the upright in his last five attempts. He had a 24-yard field goal blocked in the overtime win against South Alabama.
Coach Bill Curry said Benvenuto will continue to handle the field-goal duties. Before Saturday's performance, the true freshman had hit eight of his 12 attempts, including six of eight from at least 40 yards.
Curry took some of the blame for the misses, saying that Benvenuto has belied his age by attempting so many long field goals this year.
"I should have thought about that," Curry said. "But he's performed so well in practice. And we've put him under pressure. He's been ice water until Saturday. "Then he became a freshman and we've put him under too much duress."
Regarding other special-teams issues, Curry said the coaches will continue to try different players on the kickoff coverage team until they can find an effective combination. The Panthers gave up 90 yards on three returns last week, increasing the opponents' season average to 22.1 yards per return.
– Doug Roberson, AJC. Please follow me on twitter @ajcgsu
November 2nd, 2011
9:06 am
Last season against Alabama CBC sent Albert Wilson back on to the field immediately after he fumbled the previous return attempt, which was subsequently run in for a score. He returned the next kickoff 97 yards for GSU's only touchdown. In that moment CBC set a good precedent about sticking with young players through their mistakes and on to their success. The majority of players on this team are not transfers (because if you need to transfer, you probably don't want to play for CBC), but GSU recruits who are still finding their identity on the field as a unit. There are lots of great true freshman and sophomores leading this team, so imagine what will happen as they mature.
I'm dumbfounded by those who have called for CBC to step down. Let's wait until we at least have some four year seniors before we call this a loss and try to shake up the team.
November 2nd, 2011
10:35 am
If CBC is not using our starters on special teams that explains why we struggle. It's a third of the game and does not need to be filled by a bunch of walk-ons and good guys. There's division II football for that. Simple.
November 2nd, 2011
11:39 am
Reference to Georgia State as GSU confuses me. Isn't GSU, Georgia Southern? I knew they played App St so I thought this was in relation to that game. Maybe the AJC should look into using both school's names in headlines. That is confusing.
November 2nd, 2011
12:13 pm
Ryan, let me help you with your confusion. If a story on ajc.com has a heading of GSU, it is referring to Georgia State University. If a story on savannahnow.com has a heading of GSU, it is referring to Georgia Southern University. There are NO stories about Georgia Southern University on the ajc.com and if there ever is a story it will refer to that school by it's full name.
Understand now?
November 2nd, 2011
12:38 pm
Good points but there have been two stories in the past week on Georgia Southern on ajc.com so let's not say there are NO stories.
November 2nd, 2011
2:02 pm
@Ryan or maybe you the big banner up at the top that says Georgia State Sports could be a clue?
Just a thought.
November 2nd, 2011
2:06 pm
@PantherRyan… I didn't read it underneath the Georgia State section. I read it atop the headlines, mixed with everything else.
November 2nd, 2011
2:14 pm
Thanks for that. But it just seems that it could be made easier to understand. I know you are a genius of media geographical markers, but not everyone else has mastered the art of assumption. This includes the Associated Press, who reffered to Georgia State as Georgia Sothern that ran in this very newspaper online Sunday morning. But thats just the freakin AP. AS long as E-Roll gets it, I guess its all good. And this comment was pointed toward the AJC as an effort to understand the distinction between two programs. As a sports fan not an alumni of either of these programs, I can tell you that it is VERY confusing. And to my knowledge, and for full disclosure I am not a subscriber of this paper so maybe I am wrong, but the AJC has never come out and said that they officially use that label on either one. I have seen "GSU" used to reference both in the past. But hey, you answered it well so no need for anything further. I will just take a stab in the dark. Understand now? By the way, what kind of loving mother names their child E-Roll anyway? Seems strange.
November 2nd, 2011
2:19 pm
And on another note. Is this a touchy subject in Atlanta? Seems kind of sensitive. Just a simple question that I would bet a lot of sports fans in the state of Georgia would ask. Frankly, without taking sides, I would bet more folks in this state would assume that GSU would stand for Georgia Southern. You guys, save for this genius E-Roll, know that, right?
November 2nd, 2011
2:48 pm
Fair enough. From now on GSU refers to Georgia State University.
November 2nd, 2011
3:13 pm
Guys, don't you realize GSU can stand for more than ONE school?
UM = University of Michigan, Univeristy of Miami, Univeristy of Maryland, University of Minnesota, etc
GSU = Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Grambling State, etc
November 2nd, 2011
3:58 pm
I agree, but as a reader in a state where there are two GSU's that compete at the highest level athletically, it is confusing. The other examples cited here don't include schools in the same state. This newspaper should distinguish between the two. If anyone would understand that, it would be a newspaper. Again, the Associated Press got confused. I mean, E-Roll is a genius. But for the rest of us, I would think that the state's largest newspaper in the country's fifth largest media market would want to keep the confusion to a minimum.
November 2nd, 2011
4:16 pm
Alright, enough with the trolling. The story is obviously about Georgia State, if you couldn't conclude that within a second of clicking whatever link you clicked, you obviously have larger problems than what GSU stands for
November 2nd, 2011
5:22 pm
@ Ryan
I now this is an EXTREMELY COMPLICATED subject, so let me help you out.
There are a couple of websites out there that will clear this right up:
gsu.edu – This is Georgia State University located in Atlanta, GA.
georgiasouthern.edu – This is Georgia Southern University located in Stateboro, GA.
Again, I hope this helps clear up any confusion that you might have.
November 2nd, 2011
8:29 pm
In Atlanta, GSU means Georgia State University. The AJC is in Atlanta so when you see GSU, it means Georgia State University. I think the AJC spells out Georgia Southern for any of its stories. I don't know if the AJC has a written policy but if not, it should always use GSU for Georgia State University only and spell out Georgia Southern or Ga Southern. There shouldn't be that much confusion though as Georgia State is much more significant to Atlanta than Georgia Southern.
November 2nd, 2011
9:12 pm
Fire Bill Curry, the guy is TERRIBLE. Career losing record, he was fired many times for a REASON. He can't coach himself out of a wet paper bag. 2-6 against a bunch of schools no casual fan has even heard of. GREAT WORK BILL CURRY AND STAFF.
November 2nd, 2011
11:25 pm
If Benvenuto is having problems with the long kicks, there are kicking coaches you can hire for a few sessions. Maybe even a quarterback coach for Kelton Hill because he hasn't been very good with his passing game.
November 3rd, 2011
8:31 am
who would think that the comments would be more entertaining than the subject matter and yes GSU stands for Georgia Southern in my book. maybe it is confusing.
November 3rd, 2011
10:09 am
@GTMATT01 Not really. Though you're probably a Techie worried about the sleeping giant down the street and repressing our existence. Psychology 101.
November 3rd, 2011
1:56 pm
Tech has 2 losses
State has 2 wins
Do the math.
November 3rd, 2011
1:59 pm
Ryan -Thank you for recognizing the genius that is one E-Roll, lol.
The name is a play on my first and last name and is used by all of my friends and I will even let you use it, .
Yes you can assume that if ajc.com is referring to GSU it is 95% of the time referring to Georgia State University and not Georgia Southern University.
The sensitivity that I have over this is that I get tired of Georgia Southern Trolls ( and my sister is a pround alum of that school in Statesboro.) coming on the blog of my alma mater and going back and forth with that who the "real" GSU is. If you are one of those trolls then I apoligize for my shortness with you. If you are one of those trolls then troll on but I will not feed you anymore.
Good day, my man!
November 3rd, 2011
2:05 pm
If Georgia State and Georgia Southern ever start a football series on the field I'm going to refer to it as the……." Who Bowl". The annual winner gets to decide who is who.
November 3rd, 2011
4:51 pm
Lol. Answer to who the real GSU is;
Who is this blog that you're reading about…
November 3rd, 2011
4:55 pm
No problem E-Roll. I honestly didnt realize it was such a sensitive issue. I first thought about this last week reading about the Georgia Southern App State game, then read the Associated Press mistakenly use Georgia Southern inside a Georgia State game story then clicked on "GSU's Benevenuto puts game behind him" or whatever the headline was on top stories section, thinking it was in reference to Georgia Southern (not familiar enough with either school's football rosters). Thats when it occured how confusing that is. But obviously this is a discussion that has already been hashed out. Sorry. Carry on. I will go back to my corner now.
November 3rd, 2011
5:02 pm
I don't know how to say this clearer. Seeing a headline with "GSU" listed under "latest sports headlines" at the top righthand corner under the sports tab on the AJC.com and not having a columnist followed by a colon or ANYTHING AT ALL REFERENCING THE WORD 'GEORGIA' or 'STATE', I don't know how I am suppoesed to know that it is a blog entry and not a game story, LIKE EVERY OTHER STORY LISTED IN THAT AREA. Chriss. Not everyone that comes to the AJC.com is a specific fan. THAT IS MY WHOLE POINT. You may know but I bet the other 99.99999 percent that are not Georgia State fans. I swear I feel as though I have lost my mind. Do you really not see what I am saying or are you messing with me. (Checking to see if I am being secretly videotaped…) Is this some sort of Punk'ed.
November 4th, 2011
8:11 am
I thought you were going to block these IDIOT trolls?
November 4th, 2011
8:31 am
When speaking with people in the business world who have an MBA GSU means Georgia State University. I don't think Georgia Southern even has a business school. I have met people who graduated from Ga State's Robinson School, Emory's Goizueta School, Mercer's Stetson School, KSU's Coles School, & UGA's Terry School of Business, but I have never met anyone with a BBA or MBA from Ga Southern. That begs the question that even if Southern has an MBA program who could possibly attend? With all the companies located in Atlanta an MBA from Ga State is a perfect fit. Furthermore, since most of the MBA students work for the large companies the classroom benefit increases exponentially. I can't think of any fortune 500 companies that are located in or near Statesboro. So I would assume that only students with an undergrad and no work experience are the ones enrolled in Southern's MBA program if they even have one at all. I have a BBA from UGA and MBA from Ga State. I have worked for 3 different fortune 500 companies and have never met anyone with a BA or an MBA from Ga Southern. I'm not trying to criticize the school, but BBA and MBAs from Southern are rare in the business sector. I cheer for UGA first, State 2nd, and Southern 3rd. Until Ga Southern finds away to develop their post graduate business school academics at their university. Ga State will always be referred to first as GSU at least in the business community. Alternatively until Ga State develops their football program Southern will be known as GSU in football.
November 4th, 2011
9:28 am
No DAWG is trollin hard this morning I see.
November 4th, 2011
9:32 am
CEO of TempurPedic
CEO of Arby's
Founder of International Design and Entertainment Association
Founders of Zaxbys
President of Chick-fil-A
All got their business degrees from Georgia Southern
November 4th, 2011
12:00 pm
Dan T. Cathy B.S. degree. Sorry but nepotism is nothing to get excited about….his dad definitely makes a great sandwich.
H. Thomas Bryant (tempurpedic) has a B.S. degree from Ga Southern
Zach McLeroy (Zaxby Co Founder) – UGA alum
Tony Townley (Zaxby Co Founder) – Southern Bachelor degree in Mgt. from Ga Southern
Jerry Franklin (Connecticut Public Broadcasting) – bachelor of science from Ga Southern
Hala Moddelmog (Arby's) – B.A. in English from Ga Southern
So who on your list has a MBA from Southern?
I thought I was pretty clear with my post about MBA's coming out of Southern. Focus your research to produce a list of prominent graduates who possess a MBA from Ga Southern.
November 4th, 2011
12:03 pm
Good Lord… give it a rest.
November 4th, 2011
12:31 pm
This UGA troll's premise is so flawed. Obviously he is so insecure in his education he wants to point out that you "need" an MBA to be successful to make himself feel better about his student loans.
We don't need self proclaimed elites to degrade others. Good luck with that attitude in life, I guess if your bouncing from company to company, your a jewel of an employee. Im an Emory MBA grad whose proud of my BBA from Southern. Get off your high horse.
November 4th, 2011
12:38 pm
Not insecure just haven't seen an MBA from Ga Southern, but thanks for supporting my point. Why didn't you go to Southern for your MBA? Exactly. To easy…
November 4th, 2011
12:39 pm
Before my time fella .. didn't have an mba in the 70s
November 4th, 2011
12:40 pm
Proving my point of the high horse … easy…
November 4th, 2011
12:43 pm
Also… it is a young program… so your not going to see 500 something CEOs and Presidents with MBA fron Southern.
November 4th, 2011
12:47 pm
So really your argument is assuming Southern has had its MBA the same time as States and UGA. I guess this makes you feel better.
November 4th, 2011
12:48 pm
i ment 50 something in age.. not 500 CEOs
November 4th, 2011
1:10 pm
Premise of my comment was Ga State is known as GSU for BBA and MBA in the Atlanta business community and Ga Southern is known as GSU in regards to football. I didn't think this would anger the masses, but when it comes to State and Southern blogs I could comment on McDonald's sweet tea tasting better in Statesboro than the tea served in Atlanta and it would surely upset someone.


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Small fire at Lambeau FieldPosted by on December 12, 2012 – 4:36 pm
A minor fire occurred today on the construction site for the Lambeau Field expansion. The organization was very pleased that no one was injured. The Green Bay Packers appreciated the quick action by Miron personnel and other workers on site, as well as the subsequent work of the Green Bay Metro Fire Department, along with the Howard Fire Department. Damage was limited and is not expected to affect the project.
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By Larry on Dec 12, 2012 | Reply
See………….the pack is "smokin' hot" !
By LilWEEzyPackerfan on Dec 12, 2012 | Reply
Larry, keep your lame jokes to yourself aspy
By Derpleton on Dec 12, 2012 | Reply
It looks like they are Packin heat
By Paul on Dec 12, 2012 | Reply
Aw come on LilWEEzyPackerfan you're just miffed because you didn't think of it first. Have some fun!
By Jon on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
Aspy? That insult is hardly more creative than his joke.
By mohawkchieftain on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
Did they comb the grounds, looking for Bears' fans?
By Chris on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
Hmmm…Wonder where Brandon Marshall is right now?
By Alice on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
Good one Chris!
By luke saeger on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
People are just upset because we are going to win the Superbowl!
By Jim on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
Mike McCarthy put the fire out with his favorite Armani suit coat. That's dedication!
By DCBadger on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
@Jim .. seriously?? You really think Coach Mac wears Armani?
By gerry on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
Probably cooking a bear for sunday dinner
By gerry on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply
there's bbq sauce in the fire truck
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I am so glad that no one was hurt, except for our precious Lambeau Field. It is a wonderful landmark that has been around for a long time, however, and if Vince Lombardi was here, he would say: This is proof that we are damn near invincible.
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The annual International Youth Choir Festival is made up of competitions which are open to children's, youths' and girls' choirs, with each competing choir being expected to perform four works—a Renaissance or early Baroque composition, a Romantic composition, a composition written after 1985 and one free choice composition. The international five-member jury awards gold, silver and prize medals and special prizes for the best performance of a certain composition. The festival's music committee selects a maximum of 18 choirs for entry in the competition.
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AN ANIMATED video has been made to show how a £100m redevelopment would change Botley.
The six-minute video shows the current West Way shopping centre site and how it would look under the scheme from Doric Properties.
The developer wants to knock down the existing centre and replace it with a new shopping centre, student flats, and facilities including a cinema, gym and hotel.
Simon Hillcox, founding director of Doric, said: "Our proposals bring together a huge number of different shopping, leisure and community elements, which can be quite difficult to read and digest.
"To help, we've developed the walk-through video to show just how vibrant and exciting the new District Centre could be."
The developer yesterday said it had been viewed more than 3,000 times on Facebook.
But Chris Church, above, from opposition group West Way Concern, said the video did not show how out of place the development would be in the area and how much traffic it was likely to create.
He said: "It is interesting that you cannot see the full height of the development. It does not show how out of scale with the neighbourhood this is."
The North Hinksey Parish Council member added: "It is basically a glossy attempt to make it look nice. About 900 people have already expressed the opinion that they do not like the look of it.
"It is not going to change people's views."
He also noted there was very little traffic in the video, adding: "All the evidence from our experts is this is going to cause significant extra traffic in Westminster Way and Botley Road."
Eric Batts, above, North Hinksey and Wytham member on Vale of White Horse District Council, said the video was a good idea but could have come earlier in the process.
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The future of computing, pt. 2
There will always be a place for powerful, local hardware. Specialist content creators, for example, will always need more power than a £200 netbook can provide. But what about for the rest of us? For the "normal" people?
So imagine a world where all your services had decent interoperability, that is you could open files stored in Dropbox with Google Docs, or Office online or any other cloud based word processing software. Imagine a world where everything "normal" people do with computers was achievable through a web browser. What would that mean? All the heavy lifting was done on a server, so you wouldn't need to spend hundreds of pounds buying a powerful, but portable and long-lasting laptop. You could spend <£200, because you don't need as much power. The engineering is easier, so the cost comes down. What about the running costs of a cloud operating system though? Who pays for that? If you can get a cloud laptop for £100, would you consider £20/m for cloud services? Upgrade the laptop every 2 years, you're looking at less than £300 per year for all your computing needs! It'd be like today's computing, but cheap and all your data would be available to you, and only you, anywhere you wanted it.
You pay £40 per month. The company gives you a new laptop every year, you use their storage services, their cloud apps and their local software. You can't use this other service that fills your needs better because it isn't compatible with the storage service the company provides. You think maybe you can change the operating system on the laptop but the software is checked and verified and you'll get a fine if the company finds out you've tampered with it. There are ways around it of course, but you can't use a soldering iron. You're friend sends you an MP3 of this track you'll like, but it get deleted from your computer and you get an email about pirating and a hefty fine. You buy some music from the company's store, pin it for offline use because you're travelling for a few weeks. After 2 days the music won't play, the computer says something about a license check, and needing to be online. When you find a wifi hotspot a local cafe it still won't play. The laptop says something about region licensing. You're trying to focus on what you're writing, but there's this ad in the sidebar, bouncing around advertising some new episode in this series you'd just started watching. How did it know you'd seen the first one? You'd only just downloaded it, you'd not even told anyone… Wierd…
Free, as in beer, software needs to be supported. Free, as in beer, hardware needs to be supported. We need to fight for our right to run arbitrary software on hardware that we own. It won't be long before we're renting the hardware, and having every piece of software we run curated and monitored. What a terrible future it will be


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All verifications cost £34 for a maximum of five verifications at the point of original request. Any duplicates will cost a further £34.
The EU verification process
Finding work in the EU
The NMC cannot provide information about jobs in EU countries. Please contact:
Please note that the EU Verifications team only deals with enquiries relating to verifications. For all other registration enquiries, please refer to the list of contacts.
EU Verifications teamNMC23 Portland PlaceLondonW1B email@example.com +44 (0) 207 333 6600