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http://consequenceofsound.net/2011/10/stream-james-blake-enough-thunder-ep/Digging: Banks - Goddess
Digging: Banks - Goddess
This is great. Good review as always Dev.Digging: Darkspace - Dark Space III I
Digging: Darkspace - Dark Space III I
Didn't realise this was streaming. Will have a listen tonight. Nice review Dev
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffMY BROTHER AND MY SISTERRRR, DON'T SPIK TO MEEEEEEEEE
BUT I DON'T BLAMEEE THEM, BUT I DON'T BLAAAAAAME THEMDigging: U2 - Songs of Innocence
Digging: U2 - Songs of Innocence
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffGreat review Devvie - I liked the opening and closing paragraphs most. More importantly, you've actually convinced me to go out and buy this shiznit.
That Joni Mitchell cover is so good.
Album Rating: 4.0That Joni Mitchell cover is so good.
best song on here.
2nd favourite for me
Also I know I said that I wouldn't review this, but I lied
Album Rating: 4.0Title track is the best song on hereDigging: Banks - Goddess
Album Rating: 3.5will I like this?
Hmmmm, given the reaction you gave to the stuff I linked you the other day probably not
No harm in checking this out though. Like I said this is pretty leftfield
Album Rating: 3.5Cool. I'll check it out.
Album Rating: 3.0And it streams on spotify. GREAT. Sons of bitches.Digging: Royal Blood - Royal Blood
Digging: Royal Blood - Royal Blood
Album Rating: 2.5Thanks to put a link for a stream, going to listen to it now!
Edit: stupid Spotify...Digging: Interpol - El Pintor
Digging: Interpol - El Pintor
Album Rating: 3.5Feeling a very strong 3,5 for this. Think I personally like "Once we all agree" the best.
This is everything that I wanted an EP followup to James Blake to be. Digging: Perfume Genius - Too Bright
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Overrated and boring.
Album Rating: 4.0The only good thing about being sick is that I can lay in bed all day and fall in and out of consciousness while listening to this on repeat
Great review, as always man. Pos'd
Album Rating: 3.0I'm still forming my opinions on the EP, but it's probably going to end up as a 3/3.5. I dunno, I've kind of fallen out of love with JB and really was not very impressed with the Bon Iver collab.
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Writers who took e-mail scammers for a ride tell some funny stories about con men and women who will promise anything for cash.
We all get those ridiculous spam e-mails from Nigerian princes who need our help (and our cash) to claim lottery prizes and inheritances or from "friends" stranded overseas who need money.
We know we're better off just hitting "delete." But the temptation to play along and try to scam the scammers does strike at times.
David Pogue of The New York Times' Pogue's Posts recently shared a hilarious exchange between James Veitch, a London playwright and director, and a scammer who called herself "Alexandra K."
"Alexandra" supposedly was stranded in London after her purse, passport and credit cards were stolen and needed cash to pay her hotel bills and buy a ticket home. (This is a common scam, by the way, and if you get such a message from one of your Facebook friends, don't believe it.)
Wrote Veitch to Alexandra:
But how on earth did this happen? I had no idea you were even in London? And two GRAND on hotel bills? How on earth did you manage that? You could have stayed at mine for free! I'm working on getting you the cash.
We won't spoil the story, but we particularly like the part where he asks her how he was as a lover. They are, after all, old friends. You can read the entire exchange here.
Scottish author Neil Forsyth spent six months engaging with e-mail scam artists, going so far as to create a character, Bob Servant, and ended up writing two books about his experiences, "Delete This at Your Peril" and "Bob Servant, Hero of Dundee." The books even spawned a radio show.
Forsyth told the Daily Record in Scotland:
I started off by wondering just how far I could push these spammers before they lost it but I think they assumed that Bob had a mental illness and hung in there in the hope they'd get a fiver out of him at the end.
It was very much a case of starting off relatively sensible and then quite quickly the exchanges would become rooted in the absurd.
He asked one contact for a talking lion for his zoo in Dundee, and the contact assured him one was available, if he sent the money up front. Sending the money up front is a common theme. It's also a clear sign of a scam.
Back in 2008, Chris Hansen of NBC's "Dateline" did a report in which several scammers got taken for a ride.
We don't advise you to try this at home. Many of these scammers are part of hard-core rings of criminals. Others are looking for e-mail addresses for future scams. Just hit delete. But go ahead and laugh at these stories.
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Abstract: After
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Optical communication is going through a bottom this year and will have
modest recovery next year. In the long term, optical communication will see
rapid growth again to meet the demand of fast growing data traffic.
Bio: Yan Sun is CTO and
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Laboratories, Lucent Technologies, as a senior manager. He and his
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communications, including ultra wide band optical amplifiers, long haul
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business of building the next-generation optical network? This presentation
is to address the direction, requirements and challenges of developing an "efficient
optical network infrastructure" from a practitioner's point of view.
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JAFCO Ventures, Siemens Ventures Capital, Focused Ventures, Technology
Venture Partners, St Paul Ventures and others. For the VC community, Xin
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Research, Xin worked as a Senior Analyst with Firsthand Capital Management,
where he was responsible for researching and analyzing the competitive
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due diligence in optical systems and component companies. His insight in
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many sell-side analysts and hedge fund analysts in the industry. Prior to
joining Firsthand, Xin worked in various capacities within the
communications industry, including entrepreneur, consultant, engineer and
researcher. As a network & system consultant, he worked for INS
(International Network Services Inc), Hewlett-Packard and Cisco etc.
Earlier in his career, Xin worked as an optical system engineer at BNR and
as a researcher in TRIO's Lightwave Communications
Research Laboratory in Canada. Xin holds a Bachelor of Applied Science
degree in Electrical Engineering (summa cum laude) and a Master of Applied
Science degree in Electrical Engineering, both from the University of
Ottawa, Canada. He was also the recipient of two IEEE awards in his
technical career. He is also the co-chairman of Smart Capital Committee of
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Last week, it appeared as though the North Carolina State Wolfpack were close to getting starting quarterback Brandon Mitchell back.
Instead, Mitchell, who broke his foot in the Wolfpack's season opener, missed his fourth straight game. Junior Pete Thomas again filled in for Mitchell and again struggled mightily. Thomas was 27-of-43 for 257 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions as the Wolfpack fell 28-13 to the lowly Wake Forest Demon Deacons.
On the season, Thomas has completed 100 of 157 passes for 1,163 yards with just two touchdowns and seven interceptions. During Thomas' run, the Wolfpack have struggled to a 3-2 record, so it's easy to see why they are desperate to get Mitchell back.
As of right now, whether or not Mtichell will play is completely up in the air, according to Wolfpack head coach Dave Doeren, who will make the final decision.
"(Coach) doesn't want to put me in a position where I have a setback," Mitchell told Joe Giglio of the News Observer. "If I'm still feeling good, without having any soreness or pain, then I'll play on Saturday."
Before being injured, Mitchell was 3-of-3 for 93 yards.
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● One terrorist down. One to go. And then one more until all of those who actively conspire to kill us are defanged or dead. It ain't over yet.
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● Sometimes, now being one of them, sports metaphors are inappropriate. "We don't need to spike the football," said President Barack Obama in explaining the decision not to release the bin Laden death photos.
● With every ounce of energy Gov. Nathan Deal and legislative leaders can muster, they should work to eliminate the practice of public officials pocketing fees paid to them personally for performing public duties. Not even the tiniest burgh in Georgia should allow individuals operating under the color of law to do it. The AJC reports that Fulton County Tax Commissioner Arthur Ferdinand pocketed $342,000 last year, most by collecting a personal charge of $1 per parcel to collect property taxes for Atlanta, Sandy Springs and Johns Creek. Georgia really does need to clean up the fee systems and while doing it, route all of them, including the special-levy add-ons to fines and filings, into the general funds of state and local governments.
● Headline: "Bully for Hawks," a reference to the team's success in the playoffs. Question: Is it politically correct to use the word "bully" as a positive? As soon as the language police rule on whether "Geronimo" can be used as code for a bad guy, the full committee will meet on all uses of "bully."
● Roles in public education are getting hopelessly blurred. First, there's the unwarranted intervention of the federal government in k-12. Then, there's the constant temptation of mayors and other non-school elected officials, especially in Atlanta, to busy themselves in school board business. And now Cobb County Superintendent Fred Sanderson, a short-timer, is telling his bosses how they should perform their jobs. The board, with three new members, "should have recognized their first priority on being sworn in was to become acclimated to and informed about district operations, and trained in the basics of school board leadership and effective governance," writes the hiree of his bosses. Everybody go back to your corners. Parents, quit attempting to use the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools organization for political leverage. Everybody else read your job description.
● Those who oppose all efforts to contain illegal immigration have asserted all along that the problem lies with a business community that didn't want to know. After seeing its reaction to House Bill 87, I've begun to believe that "rule of law" is a negotiable concept with large segments of the business community. The latest group to oppose the law is the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau. When opinion leaders are willing to look away from certain classes of wrongdoing, we are on the slippery slope. What is wrong, then, with cheating on taxes? Or smoking a little dope? Or making a little liquor?
● Libya is an example of what results when national security policy dilettantes play at war. When the decision to go to war is not made to advance this country's national security, and when it targets a head of state for death on behalf of an international committee and for the purpose of empowering a collection of rebels whose governing agenda is unknown, you have to be wary. The first casualty is this government's credibility. The greater threat to world peace, meanwhile, is Syria, which is brutally murdering civilian protesters. At least 550 civilians have been killed; the U.S. "deplores" the violence and the U.N. Secretary-General thinks the situation there should be investigated.
May 5th, 2011
7:54 pm
Same $hit. Different day. Please retire, for real this time.
May 5th, 2011
8:01 pm
On HB87. Luckovich had that cartoon that showed Deal giving business a black eye. The cartoon I want to see is some big bruiser with a name tag that says 'business-federal government-Mexico' with his right fist labeled 'illegal aliens' and his left fist labeled '14th Amendment' and his victim looks like Beetle Bailey after the sarge has laid him to waste. The victim's name would be 'American Taxpayer'. The American taxpayer has gotten much more than a black eye from the illegal alien enablers.
May 5th, 2011
8:03 pm
@Cutty 7:54 pm, I agree, agree, agree!!! Jim, please go sit down and BE retired, already. The Republicans, can't become fiscal conservatives EVER again after the years of the Bush administration and control of the congress (o.k. save the last 2 years), couldn't find Bin Laden and wasn't interested, deregulated the banking industry and look at us now, etc., etc., etc. RETIRE AGAIN!!!
May 5th, 2011
8:32 pm
To answer one of your questions Jim, there's nothing wrong with smoking a little dope.
May 5th, 2011
8:58 pm
Awe, how cute: "truth" and "cutty" want to silence opinions with which they disagree. Delta is ready when you are, fellas – but unfortunately it can't take you all the way to North Korea. You'll have to hoof it in.
Jim: I disagree with you on the "spike the football" metaphor. I thought it was apt, signalling as it did our unwillingness to gloat at our victory. Showing the bin Laden photos would have been the equivalent of the Iraqis hanging our soldiers from a bridge, or the Somalis dragging our dead through the streets. That's barbaric; and that's not us, or U.S.
May 5th, 2011
9:38 pm
Cutty, Truth, Are you forced to read this column? If not, then why punish yourself?
May 5th, 2011
9:44 pm
The title of your piece confuses me. In the first two cases you clearly seem to support the actions of the president and the Seals that were unquestionably illegal from both a US and international law standpoint. OBL has never been charged with conspiring to commit or organize the 9-11 attacks. No evidence has been presented to this effect. There has been no grand jury indictment or trial in a court of law (even in absentia). The only people to act as judge jury and executioner in this were Bush, Obama, and the Seals. The real question is when exactly WILL THE RULE OF LAW not be negotiable in this country. From what I have seen over the past few days, there are almost no americans left who give any damn about the rule of law and it has been clear for at least a century that this country's leaders only seem to care about the rule of the jungle.
And as I said in another blog post, it is far easier to spike the truth than show the pictures and have everyone realize that you never even left the end zone. Nobody cares about what the muslims think. In so many countries all over the middle east they can walk outside their doors and see the death and destruction that american bombs, missles, and bullets have rained down upon them. Abu Graib and the recent "trophy" photos didn't result in any greater loss of life for our soldiers, and THEY were the ones directly committing the abuse. The photo is under wraps because Obama knows there is more photoshop tallent out in cyberspace than in the CIA and everyone will know the photo is a fake – just like the WMD's and just like every lie we have been told about these horrible, unconstitutional, and immoral wars.
May 5th, 2011
9:59 pm
My knee-jerk reaction is to spike the damn football. Where were Muslim "sensitivities" when Iraqis hung the charred bodies of truck drivers from a bridge and took photos of them, or when Muslim terrorists displayed the videotapes of captured prisoners being beheaded?
But though I disagree with President Obama on many things, I am glad (and a little surprised, frankly) that he had the gumption to order an attack across the Pakistani border. Contrast that to how screwed up our original handling of Afghanistan was by Bush and his stooges, eventually claiming that getting Bin Laden was "not a priority". (Echoing his father's "weasel words" about Saddam Hussein.) Just for that, I think that President Obama has earned the right to make this call…and I'll support it for that reason alone.
But I do wish that President Obama had shown the same consideration for the feelings and sensibilities of Americans…fathers, mothers, wives, husbands, children…and had not ordered the release of all the photos of the flag-draped caskets of U.S. soldiers. A lot of people were in favor of that because it made Bush look bad, but things like that should be above the political fray. And it proves yet again that President Obama seems more concerned with the sensitivities of our enemies than of the people he was elected to serve.
May 5th, 2011
10:17 pm
What does President Obama and the corrupt Democrats know about the "Rule of Law"?
They constantly are breaking our Nations hightest Rule of Law the United States Constutition. That disgrace of a Attorney General Eric ( Waco / Ruby Ridge ) Holder as well.
May 5th, 2011
10:44 pm
Unfortunately many Georgians – including legislators – see brown skin and Hispanic surname and ASSUME "illegal." I'm tired of the "Hispanic Hysteria." I'm tired of Bible waving Georgians spewing hate. And I'm tired of the games and deals of lawmakers. HB87 was for the most part a "party line" vote – few actually knew what was in the bill. Georgia can ill afford the costly lawsuits this bill will bring. We NEED FEDERAL immigration reform. Ask why your elected Senators & Reps in WASHINGTON have done NOTHING to move this issue forward – except the ole "just say NO!" approach to politics. Government is NOT a game – to those of us voted.
How about a Georgia law that penalizes those who make false accusations of "illegal" – in the work place or any place?
May 5th, 2011
10:47 pm
@TruthBe – Obviously you missed this pass session under the Gold Dome. Rule of Law seems to mean that it's OK in Georgia for one lawmaker to "misrepresent" (aka LIE) to other elected officials about the content of bills.
May 5th, 2011
10:54 pm
JIm…2 thumbs up…
May 5th, 2011
11:46 pm
"To answer one of your questions Jim, there's nothing wrong with smoking a little dope."
Then you must be on fire.
May 5th, 2011
11:49 pm
"Unfortunately many Georgians – including legislators – see brown skin and Hispanic surname and ASSUME "illegal." I'm tired of the "Hispanic Hysteria."
C'mon Pellegrino, I know that's you. No one else could be so fatuous……..
May 6th, 2011
2:11 am
Two to go, Jim.
MrLiberty, I realize that you consider it your job to make asses of conservatives, but this time what–name an instance–are you saying that makes any sense? How now are you cleverly foiling the silliness of conservatives, rather than inadvertently indicting the nation's ruling sophomores? It's very unlike you not to deplore the Administration's attempt to steal credit for the very ways, now proved victorious, that Barack Obama has denounced consistently ever since he was so recently in knee pants. This country is denied a real debate about the comparative rightness of policies because this administration, overnight, presumes to occupy all policies at once. The People and the Press have got to blast right past these blowhards, Barack and Leon included, and duke it out on the cold uncomfortable facts. Undoubtedly the President was courageous. Whose courage does he borrow?
May 6th, 2011
2:14 am
Whose courage does the President borrow?
May 6th, 2011
6:11 am
Jim as well as others that posted just can't drop the anti- President Obama comments, can you? Getting OBL was quite an accomplishment. At least you could publically thank him. While he didn't pull the trigger on the gun, he formulated and implemented the process on how it was done with no loss on our side except a helicopter.He pulled the "trigger" on authorizing the raid.
Thug-in chief…are you refering to Cheney?
May 6th, 2011
7:45 am
Good morning all. Broad points on the thug who died in Abbotabad this week: (1) I do not have any qualms about the "assassination" – given the circus that arose from the left's hand-wringing about KSM, the on-site resolution makes more sense to me. (2) I oppose publishing the pictures. I always thought the death-pictures of Mussolini and Ceausescu were obscene, and I find little to commend such obscenity. (3) The appropriate response to the death is "May God have mercy on his soul."
I did not read the article on Arthur Ferdinand, but surely our host intended to write that the "Office of Mr. Ferdinand pocketed $342k…" If the individual actually claimed those funds as income, would that not be theft of public property? (Not that such corruption is beyond the standard in Fulton or Georgia generally…..)
I thought "Bully for Hawks" might refer to Joakim Noah. As to "Geronimo," maybe our noble military should have adopted the singular funny name from the final chapter of "Freakonomics" for their principle target. (Pronounced "Sha-teed" in the context of the book, but there is no reason our SEALs should feel so limited.)
Maybe some aspiring television writer would like to develop a comedy series based on Georgia government school boards. There is a wealth of material in the public domain – no imagination required.
I respectfully disagree with our host's analysis, although I agree with his foundation: "When opinion leaders are willing to look away from certain classes of wrongdoing, we are on the slippery slope." The problem arises from the confusion of "right vs. wrong" and "legal vs. illegal." Our overlords have criminalized many innocuous activities, and our misguided courts have given approval to many wrongful activities. One should no longer view the "law" has having any general morality about it. Admittedly a sad observation.
I do not agree with our host's analysis of Libya. I wish Fearless Leader had acted decisively on Libya, and lofted a couple of missiles into government forces when the rebels first arose instead of waiting on polling. I can think of no reason not to depose Moemar, even if Larry-mar and Curley-mar had ascended to power. And in contrast, Syria is such a witch's brew of malcontents I have withdrawn my earlier advocacy of overthrowing the Assads. Even if Syria is half a client of Iran, the solution to the larger problem is not to attack Syria, but to attack the source of the trouble.
May 6th, 2011
7:48 am
Apologies for 7:45 error: "principle target" should have been "principal target." I know better.
May 6th, 2011
8:07 am
If the rule of law is not negotiable, why do we have over 12 million illegal aliens in this country? And why, when Georgia and Arizona pass laws to get them out, are these laws challenged in courts? Looks like the rule of law is negotiable, after all.
May 6th, 2011
8:09 am
It's Friday. These things happen after a long week.
May 6th, 2011
8:19 am
I rarely agree with Jim Wooten, but I agree with seven of his eight bullets. Regarding the last one: he has a point in part; we don't know much about the rebels. But, we do know about Ghadafi, and G.W. Bush opened the door on regime change and wars that do not advance our national interest. Yes, and he took care of the the governmental credibility issue as well.
May 6th, 2011
8:23 am
You are blaming Eric Holder for Ruby Ridge?? At that time, he was a federal judge, appointed by Ronald Reagan.
May 6th, 2011
8:24 am
Wow, Jim. And to think you used to get paid for this drivel…
Pro bono idiocy isn't much better than the partisan hackery they used to pay you for…
May 6th, 2011
8:25 am
I have never been able to figure out how someone with as much common sense as Mr. Wooten could have ever thrived in an organization like the AJC.
May 6th, 2011
8:26 am
What's the difference between "enhanced interrogation" when the Nazis did it in World War 2 and when VP Cheney and Sean Hannity think it's the greatest thing since sliced bread?
The Nazis were only trying to find terrorists, you know.
May 6th, 2011
8:31 am
To paraphrase the grumpy old man: "Hey, Obama get off my lawn!"
May 6th, 2011
8:43 am
I've heard it said that among the requirements of E-Verify are the following: 1) that employers affirm they are paying wages in accordance with minimum wage law; and 2) that employers affirm they are not exacting exorbitant fees from employees (such as excessive fees for transporting or housing employees). Is either of these statements true and, if so, are these stipulations a significant part of what local businesses are objecting to?
May 6th, 2011
8:49 am
"The AJC reports that Fulton County Tax Commissioner Arthur Ferdinand pocketed $342,000 last year, most by collecting a personal charge of $1 per parcel to collect property taxes for Atlanta, Sandy Springs and Johns Creek."
Isn't that practice also known as graft? How did Ferdinand get into this position?
May 6th, 2011
8:52 am
Regarding the use of codename "Geronimo", I figure if our brave lads are willing to risk life and limb to go after OBL, they have earned the right to call him whatever they hell they want – political correctness be damned.
I hope that before I die, someone will explain the Bush's (father & son) infatuation with Iraq. For the life of me, I cannot think of a single benefit we as a nation have gained from the expenditure of blood and treasure in that armpit of a land.
It is time to have a heart to heart talk about the billions our politicians freely give to other countries as foreign aide. Billions, I might add, that would be better spent at home repairing bridges and other infrastructure.
May 6th, 2011
8:54 am
My New World Order integrationist sister, her husband, and another couple flew in from Arizona yesterday. And You know Who, TBO, picked them up at the airport. My sister sat up front with me and three sat in the back. I wish Thinking Right Americans could have heard the conversation.
You Know Who, TBO didn't participate. They know my positions. But at times it appeared they were intentionally rubbing me the wrong way. But I held my peace and didn't set the record straight at any point. Just gave them the benefit of the doubt. Here is the gist of it:
Ron, my boy Obama stuck it to the birthers and old fish mouth, the Donald. Yeah, but check this out Jan. They wanted to see the President's birth certificate and his grades. Now that didn't do nothing but make Obama mad. He went out and some kind of way got Bin Laden, and dumped him in the middle of the sea. And now Obama won't let-em see his birth certificate, grades, or Bin Laden's pictures. Aint that a blitch.
It appeared to You Know Who, TBO, the four laughed for 30 minutes or more. But it was more like 30 seconds.
Bobby, my boy Obama knows how to mess wit-em. Yeah he's messing wit-em. He's giving-em something to think about. He might have showed-em the damn pictures if they didn't try to make him prove he was born here. You're right Felecia. It's just like Ron said. Now they can't see the birth certificate, his grades, or Bin Laden's pictures. Yeah, he's fuccing wit-em.
This time, they laughter seemed to last for 15 minutes. But it was more like 15 seconds.
At that point, You Know Who, TBO tuned them out and drove until we reach our destination, a trendy home in Buckhead. Upon our arrival, they got out and went through the phony salutations with the occupants of the home; kissing and hugging, you know.
On my way home, there was no doubt in my mind. Americans desperately need to replace the perverted immature New World Order integrationist crowd and their devilish black minions with mature Americans in the 2012 election.
It's a Slam Dunk.
May 6th, 2011
8:56 am
The benefits gained from all the blood and treasure expended in Iraq and Afghanistan are mainly for the Military-Industrial-Complex. Because of this, look for more wars of this nature for many years to come.
May 6th, 2011
9:13 am
So what is "inappropriate" about using a sports metaphor in this situation, especially when it hits the nail right on the head? Explain in what way it is "inappropriate."
Was it "inappropriate" when bush used "bring it on."
May 6th, 2011
9:30 am
carlosgvv @ 8:56. A couple of years ago it hit me that the wars are for the benefit of the M-IC. It's almost like a version of the movie "The Manchurian Candidate" has come true but instead of it being just the president it's like the whole government is made up of agents of the USA's enemies. The absurdity of our fiscal situation is astounding. We are in debt up to our eyeballs, our economy is buried under an avalanche of bad decisions, but the idiots in high places are still throwing $Billions out the windows.
May 6th, 2011
9:33 am
You are correct, the rule of law is not negotiable except to republican politicians who believe in judicial activism. These politicians want activist judges to re-read the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution and offer a political interpretation that takes away the citizenship right afforded those born in the United States.
Funny how "wedge issues" like judicial activism sometimes blow up in your face. Sort of like the birther wedge issue and the very short lived wedge issue of "show up those Bin Laden photos to prove to the world he is dead". What was it last night, all but one of the republican presidential candidates demanded those photos, right? This morning there is a news release that Bin Laden's own sorry organization has acknowledged his death. If this sorry group of murders and thieves has acknowledged that our brave patriots killed this despot, other than the republican presidential candidates, who else needs to be convinced that the despot is dead?
May 6th, 2011
9:37 am
Re: HB87
"When leaders are willing to look away from certain classes of wrongdoing, we are on the slippery slope."
Corporatocracy: A type of government in which corporations, through bribes, gifts, and the funding of ad campaigns that oppose candidates they don't like, become the driving force behind the executive, judicial and legislative branches.
The opposition to HB 87 is part of a ruse, perpetrated on citizens by Georgia's corporatocracy form of goverment. If the legislators had been serious about crafting an effective law, the primary focus would have been on deterring employers of illegal aliens with substantive consequences, including meaningful fines, and time in jail.
As it stands, it is virtually worthless – you can fly a C-5 Super Galaxy through the loopholes. The tens of thousands of illegal aliens currently displacing our citizens from jobs, get a free pass – only future hires are checked – even then, it is based on hours worked, and number of employees, and other criteria, that exempts tens of thousands of additional illegal aliens from scrutiny. The law was designed to dupe citizens into believing that they actually addressed the issue.
It's straight out of Uncle Remus – the corporations(Brer Rabbits), are saying " Brer Deal, please, please, please don't throw me in that briar patch!".
May 6th, 2011
9:48 am
The 14th Amendment just needs to be totally and completely removed. It's not part of the original Constitution. No matter what the original authors meant to accomplish, the 14th has been subverted by immoral and un-American interests.
May 6th, 2011
9:55 am
" the 14th has been subverted by immoral and un-American interests." It should read "immoral and corporate interest".
May 6th, 2011
10:10 am
Cutty and Truth…
You are not forced to read his blog. Why don't you go and complain to Jay and Cynthia. You would fit in well with them,,,If you can read….
May 6th, 2011
10:16 am
@Carlos, for certain, the military/industrial complex (the same one that Dwight Eisenhower warned us about 60 years ago) benefits from never-ending war, but how has AMERICA benefitted?
For the life of me, I can't think of a single one…. :::sigh:::
May 6th, 2011
10:19 am
The M-IC has become like the tobacco industry. It's products kill and maim but the corporations gotta get their money.
May 6th, 2011
10:22 am
I was wrong, it was 50 years ago when Dwight warned us…
May 6th, 2011
11:01 am
The real, live chief Geronimo traveled a very long way to attend the inauguration of the Bully! president. There's the connection, unless you want to examine the old oak tree constituted by the slang uses of the word bully. And if wunna yooz gott-a beef, dat still wou' be bully beef. Four hundred Americans died in battle firing the Spanish American Fighting Season of 1898. More than ten times as many died from tropical diseases and from tainted beef canned in the USA. Hence the Bully! Prez (and Upton Sinclair) fathered the Food and Drug Administration and the modern USDA. And when it comes to sawbones, those are arteries to skirt. (Well, and I'm sentimentally partial to driving over bridges inspected by the federal government, so Bully for That also. The Marine Corps too, come to think of it, and the National Weather Service without which the Weather Channel could not continue to provide Cobb residents with unhappy marriages; and the Forest Service, which worries about people surrounded by 90-foot Roman candles of pine napalm. Bully for the Corps of Engineers, which blasts levies or builds them, depending on the interests at stake.)
This is part of the story of Bully vs. bully. The originary Roosevelt, the one who gave us big government when Franklin Delano was a college student, was both Bully and bully. And So was Geronimo, and so is the 82d Airborne and so are the SEALS. TR adopted "Bully!" in lieu of Anglophilic alternatives, e.g. Capital! Excelsior! He didn't emulate Britain. He was absorbed with causing other peoples to want to emulate us, and us to emulate him. The Bully/bully dichotomy, and Geronimo as first enemy of the state and then honored citizen–these still are defining divides.
May 6th, 2011
11:04 am
Lawrence, I can definitely read, but you need to work on your grammar. Three commas in a row, what's up with that? And to the rest of you telling me I don't have to comment on an article that I don't like. Do any of you practice what you preach on Bookman's or Cynthia's blog? You all can kick rocks far as I'm concerned.
May 6th, 2011
11:12 am
Complain about "subversion" all you like now, few complained about illegal immigrants when the economy was good. Y'all dug into that $ 1.29 per lb chicken and kicked back in your McMansions with the manicured lawns. You elected Saxby Chambliss, who ran the INS out of the Vidalia onion fields when he was a U.S. Representative. Now there are millions of anchor babies and suddenly it's the fault of corporations, the government, Mexicans….anybody but the average citizen who ELECTED the government and BOUGHT all those products. Your fantasies of mass deportation and Constitutional amendments are just that.
May 6th, 2011
11:28 am
Jim; I've begun to believe that "rule of law" is a negotiable concept with large segments of the business community. Please open your eyes a little wider. This concept( rule of law is negotiable) has migrated to a large segment of out entire Society. Our law enforcement (US Attorney General on down to the local levels) use a cafeteria method to pick & choose what they want to enforce. This spreads to the individual. Everyone wants to cheat somewhere just to survive. The media must expose more corruption and ask better questions of our candidates in the future.
May 6th, 2011
11:44 am
Aquagirl says:
"Complain about "subversion" all you like now, few complained about illegal immigrants when the economy was good."
You are dead wrong – many people, including myself, complained loudly. I have never, and will never vote for Saxby Chambliss, a coward, and prostitute for corrupt, corporate farmers. The majority of voters, who bear the cost of the illegal alien invasion, have been unknowningly duped by slick politicians, who are sponsored by a class of men, who would throw their own grandmothers' bodies in a dumpster, to avoid the cost of a funeral. Hopefully, they will wake up and purge the current batch of con artists, including Saxby, from public office.
May 6th, 2011
11:46 am
May 6th, 2011
12:12 pm
Let me tell you folks something. If the New World Order integrationist African Americans moved into my conservative neighborhood in mass, with all of that perversion, abortions, and violence, my family will be some of the first to move out. And as one radio host said, we are just as black as the Ace of Spades.
These perverted New World Order integrationist African Americans are even more deceitful than hypocrites. By the time the black devilish black minions leave my car and the trendy home in Buckhead, (see 8:54 am), they will have a different sympathetic deceptive story similar to this one to tell the American people via television..
May 6th, 2011
1:19 pm
Hang in there Jim. Some of these non swimmers will always attack the right. Continue to stand up for thoses of us who make up the mostly silent majority.


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Roswell High stayed within its football program to find a new head coach.
Justin Sanderson, who has been an assistant at Roswell since 2003, was introduced as the school's new coach on Wednesday morning. He served as the team's offensive coordinator last season.
"I was very humbled and excited to be presented with this opportunity," Sanderson said. "It has been a great day. I love these kids and I love this community."
Sanderson, 30, was hired at Roswell in 2003 by then-head coach Tim McFarlin, who returned as Roswell's quarterbacks coach this past season after retiring a few years ago. McFarlin was recently hired to be Blessed Trinity's new head coach.
Sanderson was offensive line coach on Roswell's 2006 team that tied for the Class AAAAA state championship. He played football at Lassiter High School and Valdosta State. Sanderson replaces Leo Barker, who resigned because of family reasons after posting a 22-12 record in three seasons, including two appearances in the state playoffs.
February 23rd, 2011
8:26 am
Congrats Coach Sanderson – well deserved! You are the best!
February 23rd, 2011
8:48 am
Congrats Coach Sanderson. I really respect your passion for the game and your committment to the boys. I hated to see Coach Barker leave but you have been a solid coach and trusted assistant to Coach Barker. Good luck this summer and next season.
February 23rd, 2011
9:40 am
February 23rd, 2011
9:45 am
No surprise here. Roswell hasn't gone outside of its staff for its next head coach since the 1950's. Hard to see John Coen breaking that tradition.
February 23rd, 2011
9:46 am
KIRBY CAMPANELLA should be the coach!!
February 23rd, 2011
10:00 am
Congratulations Coach Sanderson!! Go Hornets!!
February 23rd, 2011
10:19 am
RHS has an incredible AV club, dont know about football
February 23rd, 2011
10:49 am
i remember Justin from his playing days at Lassiter…he was a leader then..my son played with him…good player with solid character…good luck at RHS, heated rivalry with Lassiter will continue…
February 23rd, 2011
11:37 am
Congrats Coach Sanderson…my son played on the 2006 team and thought you were excellent.
February 23rd, 2011
12:28 pm
No one can ever re-place the Manus/Poulos combo, but best of luck Coach Sanderson.
February 23rd, 2011
1:19 pm
Ex Fan. My son played for RHS and thinks of Coach Sanderson as one of his heros and role models in life. Lessons Coach taught him he still uses in college today. Also, as someone with a legal background I can tell you to tread lightly with those comments unless you are prepared to defend them in a court of law out in the open.
February 23rd, 2011
2:00 pm
The problem with RHS is a lot of the folks in the northern suburbs are leg-humping or Allbarn loving rednecks, they don't put out enough quality academic as well as athletic kids like we need at Georgia Tech.
February 23rd, 2011
2:48 pm
Roswell should have coach Wayne Smith AND Kirby Campanella leading on the sidelines…that would bring another OUTRIGHT state championship for sure!
February 23rd, 2011
2:59 pm
All of the money for the football team should go to CHORUS!!
February 23rd, 2011
3:08 pm
There was this kid who we called Hornet QB and his number was 16. I think he turned out to be some star in the law field bt what a quarter back in his glory days. There was another RHS athelete who hit a half court shot in a game, I can remember his name either. IM sure they are both doing just fine in the NFL and NBA respectively.
February 23rd, 2011
3:13 pm
The coaches at RHS were never helpful to me. I was a natural talent who could throw 95mph at the age of 13. I am being scouted by the Braves because I struck out Chipper Jones when I was 12. Pat Kelly told me I would be a pro. All I had to do was hang out with him in his beautiful car with him.
February 23rd, 2011
4:00 pm
I second you Burr..Manus is what football was always breed to be..true student athletes..not about trying to get on ESPN or trying to be the next 5 star recruit..They loved Playing for the game and all of the awards were just icing on the cake..
February 23rd, 2011
4:32 pm
Coach Sanderson is awesome, and im very excited he is the next head coach. Every player that i know on the football team love him!
cant wait to see him coach this coming season.
February 23rd, 2011
5:56 pm
Thee coaches in five years, don't look like there will be any Bama players coming out of this program.
February 23rd, 2011
6:05 pm
Bring back the Tuna…
February 23rd, 2011
6:23 pm
Is coach Sanderson any kin to Fred Sanderson Cobb County School superindent?
February 23rd, 2011
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Keith Dorio is the greatest baseball player to EVER come out of RHS. Dorio is a legend, he should be in the Roswell Rec Hall of Fame. In a couple years my brother Jermaine Phillips will be the head coach at Roswell.
February 24th, 2011
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Whoever the Tom Selleck clone that used to drive around in a convertible LEBARON in the late 90's should be coach!
February 24th, 2011
12:25 pm
I didn't go to RHS, but I sure love their WEMAN!
February 24th, 2011
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We LOVE Justin Sanderson! He has such a huge heart for his players. So very glad he is leading the program!
February 24th, 2011
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Congratulations Coach Sanderson! Thanks for you dedication and hard work!
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Ant74 – If Jermaine is you brother, I use to play with your Dad and uncles, you uncle (TP) is the best overall athlete to every play at Roswell and one of the top 10 in State history, you Dad (JP) was right behind him, stronger but not a quick. Awesome Baseball and Basketball player. Stacy was good to.
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You won the lottery! Now what?
Everyone knows what to do first: Jump for joy. But the moves you make after that are crucial, and missteps could cost you dearly.
Michael Lang's boss had just two $5 bills in his wallet when Lang came by to collect for the weekly office lottery pool.
The boss hesitated after opening his wallet, so Lang reached over and plucked out one of the bills. "You don't want to be sitting here if we win," Lang remembers saying.
The next morning, Lang was home sick from his job as a child-support investigator. When the boss called, Lang made his apologies and offered to come in if they really needed him. "Forget about that!" his boss said. "We won the lottery!"
That was in 2006, when 13 members of the Missouri child-support-enforcement team shared a $224.2 million Powerball jackpot. For the past five years, Lang has been living the life that lottery-ticket buyers dream about when they shell out their cash.
And it's a good life, Lang is quick to point out. He was able to retire early and pursue a long-held dream: owning a hunting and fishing lodge. But it's also been a stranger and more complex journey than he could have imagined.
"I thank God every day for being blessed this way," Lang said. "(But) everybody does take some advantage of you when they find out you have money."
We talked a while back about what Lang has learned about how to win the lottery. Such as:
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Don't rush to claim the prize
One of Lang's regrets was that he let his co-workers' enthusiasm trump his natural caution. A former St. Louis police officer, Lang was wary of the attention and bad guys the publicity could attract, but he wound up acceding to the group's wish to claim the winnings shortly after the prize was announced.
If he had it to do over again, Lang said, he would put off claiming the prize while lining up the financial professionals he needed to help him manage his share.
"I just wanted to be able to prepare for it," Lang said.
If you value your privacy, you may have the option to collect your winnings without a news conference, although your name and hometown typically must be made public.
Another tip: Get an unlisted phone number as soon as you can. People from around the globe are going to try to reach out and touch you for loans, gifts, charitable contributions and funding for their great business ideas.
Get your team together
At a minimum, you'll need an accountant, a lawyer and a financial planner. Don't expect much help from the lottery itself, because it can't risk the legal liability of offering advice. Plenty of financial professionals will offer to assist you -- Lang said he and his co-winners received "hundreds" of pitches from financial advisers of all stripes -- but without significant research you won't be able to tell the crooks and incompetents from those who know what they're talking about.
Lang said many of his encounters with these advisers weren't good. One lawyer told Lang he could quickly prepare a trust for $17,000 -- a trust Lang actually had done for $2,500. A financial adviser Lang interviewed but opted not to use sent him a bill for $450.
"I sat in his office and drank a bottled water, and he wanted me to pay $450," Lang said. "I asked him to itemize what he did for me that was worth $450, and I never heard from him again."
You may not be able to rely on friends and family for referrals, unless your nearest and dearest happen to be multimillionaires with advisers skilled in managing big sums. You may instead want to find out who advises the wealthy in your community and start your interviews there. But don't assume the rich always know what they're doing. Think Bernie Madoff.
The Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards has advice about choosing a planner, and the American Institute of CPAs can direct you to a certified public accountant with a financial planning designation. The National Association of Personal Financial Advisors represents fee-only financial planners, many of whom specialize in "high-net-worth individuals" -- that is, rich people.
Lang started his search for legal advisers by asking who represented the largest companies in St. Louis. A Catholic, he settled on the company that advised a Catholic church in his area.
You also can use your team as a barrier between you and all the people who want your money. Friends, relatives and complete strangers can be directed to make their pitches to one of your advisers. Lang didn't do that, and he made a few as-yet unpaid loans.
"I guess they figured they didn't need to repay me because I had money," Lang said.
You might route them all the marriage proposals as well. Lang said he got letters from former girlfriends saying things like: "Why did we ever break up? We were soul mates." Uh-huh.
Decide: Lump sum or annuity?
Winners typically get to choose whether they want a series of annual payments that will add up to the total they won, or a lump sum, which is a dramatically reduced amount. With a lump sum, it's assumed you can invest what you get and earn over time what you would have received with the annuity option.
Most of Lang's office mates chose the lump-sum option. After dividing the pot 12 ways (two women went in together on one share of the pool), the $18.7 million each share was worth under the annuity option was discounted to an $8.5 million lump sum per share. Those who took the lump sum then had to pay federal income taxes at top rates on their award. (Between the lump-sum discount and taxes, you can figure on netting about one third of the nominal amount you win in a lottery if you take that option.)
Lang, by contrast, took a partial lump sum and gets the remainder in an annuity, something he chose in order to spread out and reduce his overall tax bill.
You theoretically can wind up with more money by taking the lump sum and investing it wisely, but:
- Your tax bite may be significantly larger.
- Your investments may not perform well.
- You may spend too much and have too little left over to invest.
Plus, if you really mess up, you can lose all or most of your money. If you take the annuity option, you still have the next year's payment to look forward to.
A disadvantage to annuity payments is that inflation can erode your buying power. Some lotteries, including California's Super Lotto Plus, increase your payments over time to offset inflation's bite, but others pay out the same amount annually. With even a moderate 3% inflation rate, your buying power could be cut in half by your last payment.
The lump-sum-versus-annuity equation is complex enough that you should discuss it thoroughly with your financial team before deciding how to take the money. But here's one way to start assessing which is better:
- Do you carry credit card debt, get a big tax refund and occasionally (or always) scramble to pay bills? The annuity option is often a better, safer bet for those who struggle to live within their means and have trouble managing their money.
- Do you have a big emergency fund, sizable retirement accounts (for your age at least), no consumer debt and enjoy learning about finance? The lump sum may work for you, but you'll want to consult your financial experts about the tax and investing implications.
Get ready to quit your job
What's with those lottery winners who say they're going to keep working, huh? Well, some may not have won enough to quit (although a $1.25 million net lump sum should replace a $50,000 annual income, if you tap 4% a year to start). But many of those who say they're going to stay on the job don't realize how much life will change, Lang said.
Lang liked his job -- "I was good at it" -- and tried to keep working for three months, but he found the atmosphere at work quickly got poisonous. Some of those who didn't play the lottery that fated week were resentful, and one threatened to sue him.
"I said, 'Go ahead. I can afford a much better attorney than you can,'" he said.
Even harder was juggling a day job with the new requirements of money management. It's a complex job dealing with a small fortune, even when you hire help. Lang had to learn about investing, tax and estate-planning issues that never would have come up before the lottery win. On a given day, his investments may be up -- or down -- $50,000, which is more than his annual salary used to be. For a workaday guy, that's a big adjustment.
"It's a whole different mindset to get used to that," Lang said. "I had to get used to the idea of not having to go to work. Now my job is going to be watching my money."
Manage expectations -- yours and others'
Winning the lottery means you'll receive a lot of money. It doesn't mean you'll receive unlimited money. It's still possible to spend too much, as lottery winners who lost their millions can attest.
Lang watched some of his fellow winners "buy new cars and shiny new houses" -- and one spent $20,000 on Christmas decorations -- but he was slow to change his own lifestyle. He realized that bigger homes come with higher costs for property taxes, insurance, maintenance, repairs and even utilities. Just as he needed to get used to the idea of not working, he needed to get a feel for how far his money would go.
He also let the three children he raised as a single father, who are now in their 30s, know that their lifestyles weren't going to change. "I raised them to be self-sufficient," Lang said. "They know if they really need something, I'll get it for them," but Lang said he won't be doling out cash until he's dead and they inherit. "It's not there for you right now" is the way he puts it.
Figure out what you want to do when you grow up
As a child, Lang spent a month every summer in northern Minnesota, an area he grew to love and planned to retire to one day. His lottery win allowed him to become a partner a Montana wilderness lodge.
"I'm not the type of personality who can do nothing," Lang said. "I've got to keep my mind going, have something I'm working on."
And yes, he still buys lottery tickets.
"A certain percentage (of winners) win again," he said.
Liz Weston is the Web's most-read personal-finance writer. She is the author of several books, most recently "The 10 Commandments of Money: Survive and Thrive in the New Economy" (find it on Bing). Weston's award-winning columns appear every Monday and Thursday, exclusively on MSN Money. Join the conversation and send in your financial questions on Liz Weston's Facebook fan page.
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It is no secret that the Flyers have engaged in an off-season overhaul, yet there is one position that has been overlooked in the midst of high profile trades and signings. There are two potential candidates for the starting goaltender job in Philadelphia, a position that could make or break the team as it attempts to rebuild the respect and fear of the rest of the league.
Amid all of the off-season changes and developments made by the Philadelphia Flyer's organization, some find a question mark hovering over the crease at the Wachovia Center. At the start of 2006-07, it was crystal clear that Antero Niittymaki had the starting job between the pipes due to an impressive performance in net for the Flyers, not to mention the Finnish Olympic team. Due to inconsistencies and a managerial overhaul, fans became accustomed to a revolving door in the crease that saw a shuffle between Niittymaki, Robert Esche, and even former Predator, Mike Leighton over the course of the season.
On February 27, 2007, the Flyers acquired Martin Biron from the Buffalo Sabres, a franchise that boasted impressive depth in net starting with all-star Ryan Miller down to Adam Berkhoel. This past season, Berkhoel could be found in Dayton as he led the Bombers to the Kelly Cup Finals and even picked up the Rbk Hockey Goaltender of the Year award for 2007.
Back in the Delaware Valley, the starting job in net for the Flyers was still undecided. To eliminate one option, Robert Esche became a free agent on July 1st and will not be signed by the Flyers, thus leaving two potential contenders, Niittymaki and Biron.
The answer to the goaltending query is unanimous amongst everyone involved with the Philadelphia Flyers organization. Martin Biron will have the starting job in Philadelphia come October 4th. Not only has he shown consistency in his short tenure with the team, he is a much more athletic presence on the ice. Not to mention a two-year, $7 million contract that cemented his spot in the crease.
Biron was seen in 16 games with the Flyers following his trade and played for a total of 935 minutes. He won six games, lost twice, and took two into overtime. He also registered 462 saves leaving him with a 0.908 save percentage.
As for Biron 101 for Flyers' Fans, he turns 30 on August 15th and has played a total of 316 games in nine NHL seasons. Buffalo drafted him in 1995 in the first round, 16th overall. He made his NHL debut in the 1995-96 season, but only played three games before returning to his junior team, the Beauport Harfangs of the QMJHL.
Biron then skated back and forth between Buffalo and AHL affiliate, the Rochester Americans. In 2001-02, he had the starting job in Buffalo following the trade of Dominik Hasek to the Red Wings for Slava Kozlov. In the following four seasons spent with the Sabres, Biron had the likes of Mika Noronen and Ryan Miller breathing down his neck. Miller was able to take a decent chunk of Biron's ice time in 2005-06 and started 48 games. After watching Miller's reception, Biron requested to be traded in the off-season of 2006. This request was not met and neither were his hopes for more playing time. Biron sat on the bench for all but 19 games behind Miller.
Despite the tendency for backup goalies to come out a little rusty, Biron was credited with three wins in his last five games as a member of the Sabres. On February 22, 2007 in particular, Miller replaced Biron after he was ejected for fighting his Ottawa counterpart, Ray Emery. The Sabres came out of the match- up victorious although Biron was not credited with the win. In his first game with the Flyers, the team won 4-3 in overtime in Boston. On March 6, 2007, Biron made his Wachovia Center debut in orange and black with an overtime victory against New Jersey.
There is extreme pressure on Biron to perform as the Flyers take on the daunting task of reforming their entire franchise. Lucky for him he will have a much different supporting cast than Niittymaki and Esche had in 2006-07. Biron is the perfect man for the job because he exemplifies the poise and hard work of the Philadelphia Flyers and will take the pressure in stride. There is no question Biron will be the main man in Philadelphia and will prove to be a crucial piece to the Flyers' foundation in upcoming months.


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I liked this and hubby really loved the beans, although something grated against me to put salsa on a sirloin steak! I grilled it on the grill rather than on a grill pan.
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Great for company or a casual dinner at home, this steak dish is ready in about 20 minutes.
Yield: 4 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 267
- Calories from fat: 27%
- Fat: 8g
- Saturated fat: 2.6g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.9g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.3g
- Protein: 27.5g
- Carbohydrate: 21g
- Fiber: 6.4g
- Cholesterol: 63mg
- Iron: 4.6mg
- Sodium: 640mg
- Calcium: 73mg
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 1 pound boneless sirloin steak, trimmed
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- 1 teaspoon vegetable oil
- 1 cup diced red bell pepper
- 1/2 cup bottled chunky salsa, divided
- 1 (15-ounce) can pinto beans, rinsed and drained
- 1/4 cup chopped cilantro
- Heat a grill pan over medium-high heat. Combine first 3 ingredients. Remove 1 teaspoon cumin mixture, and set aside. Sprinkle remaining cumin mixture evenly over steak. Lightly coat steak with cooking spray. Place steak in grill pan; cook 4 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness. Remove from pan; let stand 5 minutes. Cut into thin slices.
- While steak cooks, heat the oil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Add bell pepper; sauté 4 minutes or until tender. Add reserved cumin mixture, 1/4 cup salsa, and beans; cook 1 minute or until thoroughly heated, stirring constantly.
- Place 1/2 cup bean mixture on each of 4 plates; divide beef evenly over bean mixture. Top each serving with 1 tablespoon salsa and 1 tablespoon cilantro.
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text: Home > Medical > Heart Health > Stress and your heart 01 September 2010 De-stress your heart High stress has been directly linked to the occurrence of heart disease and often fatal heart attacks. Learn how stress affects your heart and what you can do to manage it better. 0 Ask Cardiologist » Quiz Is your diet heart-healthy? » Quiz Could I have high cholesterol? » Subscribe Newsletters » Simple tips on keeping a healthy heart 7 steps to a healthier heart Can stress lead you to have a heart attack? According to Shelton Kartun, a specialist in the field of anger management and a counsellor in stress management as well as Founder of the only Anger & Stress Management Centre in South Africa, the answer is an emphatic YES. High stress has been directly linked to the occurrence of heart disease and often fatal heart attacks. Statistics from around the world show that: 1 in 7 males develop heart disease as a result of high stress and 2 out of 5 adults have high blood pressure due to stress! These shocking statistics gives us all enough reason to de-stress our lives for our hearts sake… The effect of chronic stress on your mind, body, and heart are equally as detrimental as high blood pressure and high cholesterol. Chronic stress increases blood pressure and cholesterol and leads to chronic hypertension. How your body responds to stress When you experience stress, your body goes through a series of physiological responses that feed into your nervous system and circulatory system and affect everything from hormones to heart rate. The "fight-or-flight" response of the body during times of stress is well-documented. 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If you are thinking about some luxury cars then you can think about brands like Lexus that has a huge variety of cars ranging from fuel efficient cars to luxury cars that can make people take a second look at it. Recently, Lexus came up with the launch of
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September 6, 2013
Emily Whitehead was the first pediatric patient enrolled in a clinical trial called CTL019 — an experimental immunotherapy for a subset of relapsed cancers. The treatment has had encouraging results for Emily, and now Austin will, hopefully, reap the same benefits.
After being completely out of options and near death, she's now been declared "cancer free" by her doctors at CHOP. Austin will soon be starting the same treatment. 60 Minutes Australia featured Emily and Austin's story, along with Dr. Stephan Grupp discussing the treatment.