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Extreme Weather Events and Earth Changes Do you think the weather and earth changes are natural or man made OR both? What do you think? Comment below. Please…
Extreme Weather Events And Earth Changes
Related terms: Earth Changes Latest, Earth Changes Sites, Weather Changes in the Us, Sudden Weather Change, Weather Change, Is Our Weather Changing, Weather Changes in the World, Earth's Climate
After reading these comments….you Americans really are going crazy! the earth is constantly in change and flux, always has been and always will be. Recent human civilisation has been living through a very calm period in Earths history between ice ages. the climate will change man made or not. its nothing to do with Jesus,God or Satan ffs.
read the bible people, then you will know why all of this is happening
shut up, Satan is the true Savior, all hail 666,
Jesus is the only way to heaven He died to save us paid the full penalty and He is coming again very very soon believe and repent or you go to hell for eternity
(continued): I heat my house with woodpellets – so I don't feel any guilt no matter how much Al Gore and the Bilderberggroup try to make me and other ordinary people take the responsibility for THEIR decisions over the past several decades.
Why does the uploader call himself "Alternativenews4you" and then serve us the same drivel that mainstream media has been forcefeeding us for decades? What is "alternative" about that? The unnerving bothersome background song? We may be entering a new iceage, and when/if that happens I'd like a word with the climate hysterics – and they will NOT get away from me. I am sick and tired of this all-our-fault-climate hysteria. I never fly, I don't have a car, I travel by bus and train.
Not happy about people using different Bible quotes to explain these events. Not the case in this vid, but taking different quotes from different books, surely, you can make any bloody story you want to? Brilliant vid btw, thank you for sharing :D
I notice there's no mention on this particular vid, but someone has got to know what the loud noises are about. Without confirmation, it can only be a theory that humans are behind it as the Illuminati construct their underground cities/bases, because it's pretty obvious that things will get worse. Tickles me why the ordinary people do their construction. What good will the money do them when they are left behind to get wiped out with the rest of us???
Of course nearly every climate scientists say the extreme weather is the result of global warming.
I'm siding with those scientists
arstechnica. com/science/2012/12/ipccs-climate-projections-on-target-so-far/
13,950 vs 24 peer reviewed papers confirm this:
desmogblog. com/2012/11/15/why-climate-deniers-have-no-credibility-science-one-pie-chart
Recent finding that Antarctica is melting 10 times faster
abc. net. au/news/2013-04-15/antarctic-melting-ten-times-faster-than-600-years-ago/4628404
BS, Nothing to do with man.
it has gone through ice ages but not like this one,
make ya think great video
UN Weather Weapons Treaty 1976. Geoengineering or weather modification has been going on for over 50 years. The U.S. population has been targeted by the Globalists for attack to weaken the people. MSM lies about Global Warming and now Climate Change. The Globalists are EVIL DOERS hell bent on the destruction of mankind until only 500,000 are left to be enslaved. But who cares. Turn on the TV.
the world has gon thru men ice ages and will då so magnetic feld willl change evry time
the golbal worming is tru but the li is tha humens is responsebel is a lie befor ppl was walking the world the globol worming was bigger an now is no difrens you need just lok 2 the solarsystem global worming on mars is changing då you relly belave that ppl efectet that to
the pols r shifting and magnet fild is changing and efects all living anemals that can sens magnetic feld you ppl can be shor thet this summer you wil see extrem whether all over the globe you can belava wot you wont but the world change all the time and will do as long the world is her wot you red in news is not tru story so go on living your life beliving nothing will hapen plz do and lave mor space for the ppl know bether and no contry in the world will addmit to this yer the efect be extrem
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South Sudan's Most Vulnerable Face Hard Struggles In World's Youngest CountryBy Brian McAfee, SpeakOut | News Analysis
Latest reports now indicate that about 34,000 South Sudanese civilians have sought refuge in United Nations missions in Juba and Bor. South Sudan, having only recently come into existence as an independent nation, July 9, 2011, has a population of 11,367,276 (worldpopulationreview.org). Since fighting broke out on December 15, about 500 are thought to have been killed and about 800 wounded.
Walking in an Anthropocene Wonderland: "But I'll Know My Song Well Before I Start Singing"By Phil Rockstroh, SpeakOut | Op-Ed
According to a recent, exhaustive study commissioned by the US Department of Energy and headed by a scientific team from the US navy, by the summer of 2015, the Arctic Ocean could be bereft of ice, a phenomenon that will engender devastating consequences for the earth's environment and every living creature on the planet.
Yet, recently, US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said (in defiance of common sense and even a modicum of sanity) that the US military will escalate its presence in the Arctic, due to the fact that "[the] potential for tapping what may be as much as a quarter of the planet's undiscovered oil and gas."
Typhoon Relief Dwarfed by Philippines 900 Million Marcos DebtsBy Staff, Jubilee USA Network | Press Release
Washington, DC - More than a month after Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines, the country has paid approximately $900 million in debt repayments—more than twice as much as it's received in pledged aid from countries around the world to support the recovery effort.
The Philippines government will spend a total of $6.7 billion on debt repayments this year alone, some of which originates from the corrupt and abusive regime of Ferdinand Marcos, who was responsible for the deaths of more than 3,000 Filipinos and the torture of 35,000. The World Bank and international lenders have yet to cancel the debts that fueled Marcos regime corruption.
Judge Orders Release of Presidential Policy DirectiveBy Staff, Public Citizen | Press Release
Washington D.C. – In a case that has important implications for public access to government policies and decisions, a federal district judge has ruled that the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requires the federal government to release to the public the Obama administration's much-touted Presidential Policy Directive on Global Development.
The decision is the first of its kind to consider whether a presidential policy directive can be withheld from the public under the "presidential communications privilege." A presidential policy directive is a type of document issued by the president that operates much like an executive order but is not published in the Federal Register.
American VersaillesBy Evaggelos Vallianatos, SpeakOut | Op-Ed
I first saw Washington, DC in 1974. I was astonished with the Greek vision of architecture on Capitol Hill. I could not get over my admiration for the beauty of the congressional buildings, the Thomas Jefferson building of the Library of Congress, and the Supreme Court.
I visited each building as if it were a museum, taking my time to understand and appreciate the cultural taste and grandeur of those who built the foundations of America. All the while, it did not escape me this Capitol Hill neighborhood was the Athens of America. Or, at least, politicians like Thomas Jefferson thought in such terms. I even visualized the real Athens simply by fixing my gaze on the Supreme Court building.
Protesters Descend on Mexican Consulates to Support Indigenous LeaderBy Staff, Radical Women | Press Release
Supporters of naturalized U.S. citizen Nestora Salgado held protests at Mexican Consulates to mark International Human Rights Day on December 10, 2013. Over the last four years, Salgado, a grandmother, has made numerous trips from her residence in Renton, Washington, to deliver clothing and supplies to the desperately poor residents of her hometown of Olinalá, Guerrero. Seeing the need to organize against economic and social injustice, she instilled in the women of Olinalá confidence in their ability to lead such a struggle. As a result, she was elected coordinator of a local armed indigenous police force officially authorized by the Mexican Constitution and Guerrero state law 701. Crime rates plummeted and killings stopped with the inauguration of the community police.
Time for a RAISE: Santa Claus Arrested at the White House for Minimum Wage RaiseBy Staff, Time for a Raise Campaign | Press Release
On Wednesday, December 18 at 11 a.m., Santa Claus himself, flanked by elves from the North Pole walked through Lafayette Park and arrived at the fence of the White House. He read his poem - "'Twas Two Weeks Before Christmas: Santa's One Wish for President Obama" - which is attached. He then unfurled his Christmas wish list for the President. St. Nick's wish list has one item: "Issue an executive order to raise the minimum wage for federal contract workers." This was all caught on camera.
Yes Virginia, There Is a Police StateBy Lynn Fitz-Hugh, SpeakOut | Op-Ed
Hyperbole? You decide if this is how you believe the police should behave when citizens are exercising their constitutional right to free speech.
On Monday, December 16, 16 people were arrested at two different locations on Hwy 26 outside John Day, OR. They were there in response to Omega Morgan Company moving a heat condenser from the port of Umatilla to the Tar Sands site of the XL pipeline in Canada. This mega-load is so wide that it takes up two lanes of traffic, is 18 feet high, 376 feet long and weighs 450 tons. A similar load was unstable enough to tip over the next day and snarl up traffic on I-205 for hours.
Santa Claus Arrested at the White House for Minimum WageBy Staff, Time for a Raise Campaign | Press Release
The Time For a Raise campaign has released the official video footage of Santa Claus being arrested at the White House while attempting to deliver his Christmas wish list to Santa.
On Wednesday, December 18 at 11 a.m., Santa Claus himself, flanked by elves from the North Pole walked through Lafayette Park and arrived at the fence of the White House. He read his poem - "Twas Two Weeks Before Christmas: Santa's One Wish for President Obama." He then unfurled his Christmas wish list for the President. St. Nick's wish list has one item: "Issue an executive order to raise the minimum wage for federal contract workers."
Talking with JesusBy Camillo Mac Bica, Truthout | Op-Ed
Jesus spoke with me last night. I guess you can imagine my surprise that of all the people in the world he could have spoken to – clergy members, political leaders, Fox "news" commentators, etc. – he chose me. After all, judging by what I see around me, I am not by any stretch of the imagination what many, perhaps even most, would deem agood Christian, or even remotely religious as commonly understood. But who am I to question the will of the son of god? Maybe he just needed to rant a bit, I thought, to blow off steam. I can certainly understand his frustration given the state of the world and the way his teachings have been ignored, misinterpreted, and exploited by those who claim to be his followers. Or maybe he just wanted to talk with someone he could trust to just listen and not distort his words for their advantage or to the disadvantage of other human beings.

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Donovan McNabb has had a very busy week in Arizona. He has been seen partying, doing interviews, and practicing his broadcasting skills.
McNabb has publicly stated that he wants this team to add playmakers to it, and has reiterated those those recently this week. One of the players he wants the Eagles to sign is soon to be free agent Tight End L.J. Smith according to Larry O'Rourke of The Morning Call. Here is a snippet from his latest article on the matter:
Later, while speaking off the air, McNabb was told it sounded like he went out of his way in that and other comments in the last month to lobby for the Eagles to re-sign Smith, who is eligible for unrestricted free agency.
"I do [want Smith back]," McNabb said. "He's a big part of our offense. It was unfortunate that he was hurt in his contract year. He was working very hard to get ready for the season, and then he had the abdominal strain or sports hernia, and the groin injury. That's tough. He's got to get down in the three-point stance with those injuries, and he had to be fatigued, too."
I am not the biggest fan of L.J. Smith, but at this point the options are thin at tight end. Dallas Clark is also due to be a free agent, but it is doubtful that the Colts will let him reach the open market. Brent Celek seems like a good player, but would probably be best suited as the second tight end. If a deal is not reached with Smith then expect the Eagles to turn to the draft and grab one in the 2nd-3rd round.
It will be very interesting to see what the Eagles front office does now that Donovan has publicly pleaded for help. He feels they will go out, and try to sign Smith and other playmakers, but what if they don't? Will McNabb be disgruntled if the front office lets L.J. leave for free agency, and they don't do what it takes to get this team back to a possible Super Bowl contender? My guess is whatever the Eagles do, McNabb will most likely speak out about it later.
I think think that Andy Reid, Tom Heckert, and the rest of the front office better do something or you could see some backlash from the veterans on this team. Donovan is not the only one to speak up for play makers, Jon Runyan, Brian Dawkins, and Brian Westbrook backed McNabb on the playmakers topic. They all know that their time in the NFL is running out, and want to make a final push for a Super Bowl. If the Eagles do not win one next year, then you may have to blow this current team up, and enter a rebuilding stage.
>>McNabb makes it known he wants L.J. back (The Morning Call)
Tags: Brent Celek Brian Dawkins Brian Westbrook Dallas Clark Donovan McNabb Free Agency Indianapolis Colts Jon Runyan L.J. Smith Philadelphia Eagles


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It used to be called "Skinny Love." which is a phrase that is used when describing a situation when two people are too shy to say they love each other but act like it and show it.
I had that because that was where I was with Sky.
But not anymore. I love her. That's all. ^^
The new name is the name of a trope from tvtropes.org: "Earn Your Happy Ending."
Because that's EXACTLY what I have to do.
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How low will this correction go?
The S&P 500 dropped 6% in 2 weeks and is testing recent lows. Hardly the big, scary dropoff some expected.
By Kevin Cook
The S&P 500 dropped 6 percent in two weeks and is testing recent lows near 1740 as I write. So far, this is hardly a big, scary correction for a market that rose over 30 percent last year.
And we have to go back to the spring of 2012 to see anything near a 10 percent hiccup in this five-year bull market.
So, are we finally about to experience the big "overdue" cleansing this market needed -- and will it result in much better buying opportunities, or simply gut-wrenching declines for the rest of 2014?
To answer that, we need to go over the causes and the potential consequences of the current selling.
The correction catalysts
In December, I decided that the most likely catalyst that could stop the strongest bull run in years would be a meltdown in Europe or China. I didn't think that earnings or economic growth would stumble. But here's a list of the ingredients in a special cocktail we mixed in January to give bulls pause:
Emerging-market tremors. In the big picture, do currency crises in Argentina or Turkey matter that much to U.S. corporations or capital markets? Probably not, but in the short-term it's a good excuse to take profits while volatility reigns.
Enthusiasm curbed. Many data points in the past month have shaken economic bulls, including Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius, who did an about face in January in a period of a few weeks by taking down his optimistic GDP forecast for the first half a chunky 15 percent from 3.25 percent to 2.75 percent .
Valuation richness. In June of last year, I called for S&P 1800 with the simple math of a 16 P/E multiple X a conservative 2014 EPS estimate of $112.50. We got there quicker than I thought. And after a market runs ahead of earnings and the economy, a pullback is usually just what the doctor ordered.
QE's twilight. Peter Boockvar, the veteran equity strategist who applied the "beer goggles" meme to QE, has said that there is a "0 percent chance" the winding down of Fed bond-buying will end well for the US stock market. On January 2 he predicted the S&P 500 could drop 15 percent to 20 percent and finish the year between 1550 and 1600.
Old Man Winter. Yes, it's an excuse for some. But there's no doubt that record cold temps for many consecutive days and weeks takes a toll on economic output, and optimism.
My conclusion? These factors are not enough to derail the bull market. While institutions may be in a "sell first and ask questions later" mode because of doubts about the economy or emerging markets -- or even fears that the rest of the market believes we "need" QE -- I believe that this "adjustment in risk appetite" and expectations is very healthy and will set us up for new highs this spring.
But that begs the question, "How low do we go?" before that adjustment is over.
The correction road map
Every month for my Market Timer group, I create a "Scenarios & Probabilities" map that outlines the key support and resistance levels and subsequent trading ranges where I see S&P 500 price action occurring over the next three to four weeks.
Here is the one I made on Jan. 26 after the S&P fell hard through the 50-day moving average:
• S&P resumes bull force above 1820 targeting new highs in Q1: 30 percent chance
• S&P sees volatile sideways trade between 1810 and 1740: 40 percent chance
• S&P closes below 1750 and heads for 200-day at 1700: 25 percent chance
• S&P breaks down into major correction targeting 1650-1600: 5 percent chance
As you can see, the highest-probability scenario was for the index to hold above 1740. And with two bounces there this week, this remains the base case even though the close below 1750 gives the bear case a big edge.
I determined 1740 as important because it marked the rough midpoint of some new highs and subsequent swing lows that the market went through on the way up. It was also roughly the 38 percent Fibonacci retracement of the move from 1565, the secular bear market breakout (tested in June), to 1850.
And 1740 is also destined to become the site of the 150-day moving average in a matter of days. You could see that coming on the chart two weeks ago when it was only at 1729. In short, I expected buying support at this level and bounces back up to resistance.
But the bulls aren't exactly running with the ball from this level yet. And that means the bears still have their advantage if they can keep the pressure on. Another close below 1750 should set up a drop to 1700-1710, the 50 percent retracement of the move we just talked about and the site of the 200-day moving average at 1710.
What I'd like to see is a high-volume capitulation into 1700-1675 that creates a "flush-and-reversal." Let the weak hands run and then prepare to challenge S&P 1800 again. But if the market keeps making hard one-day drops and pausing before going lower, I may have to change my probabilities quickly.
The worst case
Taking out the October lows around 1650 would be pretty damaging for this bull market, as it would exceed a 10 percent correction and not what you want to see if the bull is still healthy and strong.
Sharing my concern about the critical nature of 1740-50 in the next few days, famed market timer Tom Demark was on CNBC this morning talking about the parallels in this market to 1929 and why he sees a whopping 40 percent decline coming.
"What we're seeing right now, if the market does unravel, I think we'll have a correction of 40 percent off the high, which would put us at about S&P 1100."
I don't see this scenario as very probable right now. The price action, volume, and buying response at S&P 1700 could change my mind. But for now I will wait and evaluate the evidence as it comes.
How to navigate this correction
William McChesney Martin, the longest-serving Federal Reserve chair, once said: "Markets for anything tradable overshoot and one must be prepared for adjustments that bring markets back to normal valuations."
As QE retracts, its reverberations are being felt in a market that did an "overshoot" vs. the economy. Just because I don't believe QE props up the stock market doesn't mean institutions won't act that way in the short term -- especially when the thing that was supposed to give us some inflation hasn't worked yet and now it's going away.
I am looking for a great buying opportunity this quarter. Stay tuned.
Kevin Cook, a former market-maker in the $4-trillion-dollar-a-day world of interbank trade, directs the Zacks Market Timer, providing commentary and recommendations.
It's inevitable that the markets will keep dropping. It's also inevitable that artificial recovery funding is going to destroy us. We need to stop artificial funding and let the markets fall. I'd rather use the funds to build a new economy. And yet... Buffett articles still appear and we are fixated on gas and oil when neither are part of our future.
The wrong people run America and I'm pretty sure none of us elected any of them.
Also, A private survey by ADP stated how companies added 175,000 jobs last month which was far better than the government's official figure of just 74,000. Yet in a time where some posters whine about false Government Data, they conveniently picked the Govt lower numbers as opposed to the private Data stats. Weak Markets find any reason to go down and strong markets find any reason to go up.
No Repubbies, the run-up isn't just because of QE. That's just more claptrap from the GOP, which would be touting the Great Recovery if Romney was in office.
That said, the market is overdue for a pullback. I'd like to see the Dow and S&P at least another 10% lower by summer. That would position stocks for another multi-year run-up.
NTU...You are absolutely correct.
When I wrote it, knew you don't go directly into the force, except maybe out of the breakwater at harbor entrance?
And I see someone else may have been on bad waters before...? good catch and correction.
Didn't know or couldn't remember the "pitch pole" term...Knew it had a proper designation.
Been caught in a couple storms, 10-15+ footers.(crest to trough)
I always just called the 45* angle "slipping the waves", it's kind of dangerous.
And never liked it having a 3 ton boat half way out of water, going off the backside of a crest.
8-9' in the air, it makes a helluva crash when dropping in..."Batten down the hatches".
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WipEout designer's Table Top Racing game accelerating onto the App Store on January 31st
Jon Mundy
Table Top Racing
Playrise Digital
Playrise Digital
iPhone, iPad
wireless (adhoc),wireless (network)
Back in the mid-'90s, Nick Burcombe served as lead designer on a fantasy-racing home console game called
You may have heard of it.
Fast-forward a couple of decades, and Burcombe is preparing to launch another slick racing game. This time, however, he's designed it for a pair of much smaller devices. Yep, the iPhone and iPad.
You see, Burcombe's now heading up Playrise Digital, an indie mobile games developer in Liverpool.
Top of the range
The company's first iOS game is
Table Top Racing
, which marries the slick 3D pack racing and devious combat elements of
Mario Kart
(and indeed
) with some miniaturised magic.
So, yes, as you might have gathered from the game's title,
Table Top Racing
has more than a whiff of Codemasters's
Micro Machines
about it.
Rather than zooming around futuristic cityscapes, though, you're zipping around kitchen and restaurant tables in
Table Top Racing
As well as boasting such (un)exotic settings,
Table Top Racing
will offer a host of amusingly named automobiles in which you can tear around.
There's the VW camper van-styled Hippy Bathday, the bright pink Jeep-like NamGan 4x4, and an ice cream truck called the Whippy Kai Yay. Those are the three that have been revealed on Playrise Digital's Facebook page. We can't wait to find out the names of the others.
The developer has just dropped us a line to let us know that
Table Top Racing
will be whizzing onto the App Store on January 31st.
Stay tuned to find out if this game can possible live up to all those lofty '90s reference points. We're sincerely hoping it can.
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IFS Space
As a student of UM, 10GB of personal file storage with daily backups on the UM servers is available to you at no charge; more can be purchased. These servers are accessible from anywhere in the world through secure file transfer protocols (SFTP) using SSH Secure Shell for Windows or FUGU for Mac, and through the web (mfile.umich.edu). Using IFS is an excellent way to backup your data. More information on what IFS is and how to use it can be found at http://www.itcs.umich.edu/files/index.html.
Temp Storage Server
The Temp Storage Server is for temporary storage only, not personal, confidential, or important items. You can access the server on and off campus. For most new users the first step is to set your Active Directory Password as described below, then proceed to the "On-campus access" or "Off-campus access" instructions.
Active Directory Password
The <uniqname> is just a person's regular university assigned uniqname but the Active Directory Password is something most users do not know and must create.
Creating or resetting your Active Directory Password:
- Direct a web browser to http://weblogin.umich.edu
- Login as normal, using your uniqname and Kerberos Password
Select the option "kpasswd: Change Your Kerberos Password" BUT THIS IS NOT THE PASSWORD YOU WANT TO CHANGE.
- Select the "Windows Active Directory" tab in the University of Michigan banner at the top.
- Create or reset your Active Directory Password.
It is possible to create an Active Directory Password that is the same as your uniqname password but it's also possible that the restrictions on the Active Directory Password (listed at the bottom of that page) will mean you can't (unless you also change your current uniqname password as well).
On-campus Access
Map Network Drive to
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Laptop users or other machines which do not use the university's uniqname login system will now see a login prompt when they follow the steps above and will need to enter information as follows:
For Windows
User name: UMROOT\<uniqname>
Password: <user's Active Directory password>
For Macs
Workgroup or Domain: UMROOT
Name: <uniqname>
Password: <user's Active Directory password>
Off-campus Access
There are two ways to access Temp Storage from off-campus. The simplest is to use the downloadable VPN software provide here by ITCS. Once connected by VPN, which works from wired or wireless connections anywhere, use the "On-campus access" instructions above; access works just as though you were here in the building. Another way to access Temp Storage is via the one of the SFTP programs provided on the Blue Disc page – SSH Secure Shell for Windows machines and Fugu for Macs. SFTP is also available using other applications (but not web browsers).
Once the SFTP program is installed, the connection information needed by these SFTP applications is:
Host name: tcaup-storage.adsroot.itcs.umich.edu
User name: <uniqname>
Password: <user's Active Directory Password>
The SSH program for Windows comes with two parts – a Secure Shell Client and a Secure File Transfer Client; use the Secure File Transfer Client. Various SFTP programs may have additional boxes or choices. On Fugu, the Mac SFTP program, for example, there is a box for Port; these other boxes can normally be left blank.
SFTP allows you to copy files (and folders) back and forth between your machine and the server. Using the Windows SSH program from the Blue Disc download makes it appear that you can double – click applications on the server, launch them, and then save them back on the server when you're done; this can be a time saver.


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A PhD student at the University of South Wales and one of Wales's leading poets is set to add to the list of radio shows he's presented.
Having already written and presented a number of arts programmes for Radio Wales, Radio 3 and Radio 4, Paul Henry is currently working on 'The Death of the Spiv', an idea he developed for Radio 4's Archive Hour, which he'll present on Saturday 22nd February at 8pm.
Best known for his poetry, Paul is a Fellow of the Welsh Academy and the author of nine collections of verse. His latest book, The Brittle Sea, has recently been reprinted by Seren in the UK and by Dronequill in India. Paul is delighted to be following a part-time PhD by publication, under the supervision of fellow poet and award-winning USW academic Philip Gross.
Originally a songwriter, Paul has read and performed his work at literary festivals across Europe, Asia and the USA. He has also lectured at the University and is a popular Creative Writing tutor, leading courses at writers' centres in the UK and France.
To find out more about Paul Henry's work, visit his website.


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Weeks after President Barack Obama laid out a plan for dealing with global climate change, U.S. Senators Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy endorsed the strategy in Hartford.
The climate has already changed. And it's effects are far-reaching from super storms to health issues like cardiovascular disease. Even war over essential resources like food and water. That was the message from Blumenthal and Murphy with help from a slew of officials across public health, military and environmental industries in Connecticut.
"We have an obligation. It's a moral imperative not just a political responsibility to make sure as the president said that we do not leave a planet for the next generation that is beyond repair," Blumenthal said.
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Food and drink special at McCormick and Schmick's
Have you used that 1040 to file your taxes? If you answered yes, then let your hair down and head to McCormick and Schmick's where the seafood restaurant will have dinner and drink specials at the bar for $10.40 on Thursday for a Tax Relief Celebration. Plus, you'll get a certificate for $10.40 that can be used on your next visit to the bar. On Friday, April 16, they will celebrate Tax Preparer Appreciation Day. Tax preparers get a complimentary dessert with the purchase of an entree', and a certificate for $10.40 to be used on their next visit. You'll have to present a business card.
Free Ice Cream Pizza
It sounds like a kid's birthday party — ice cream and pizza. They go together well enough, but it's hard for me to wrap my mind around an ice cream pizza. That's the Tax Day freebie being offered this year at MaggieMoo's. From 3 p.m.-7 p.m., you can get a free slice of the new MaggieMia's Ice Cream Pizza. Basically, it's chocolate cake combined with your favorite array of sprinkles, ice cream and other goodies.
McDonald's BOGO Deal on Tax Day
Not to be left out, McDonald's Southern Style Chicken Biscuit is buy one, get one free on Thursday. The biscuit will be offered for breakfast, and the BOGO Southern Style Chicken Sandwich is the lunch and dinner offer.
Save 15 percent at P.F. Chang's
This isn't an especially deep discount, but it's one we'll take since we rarely see any from this restaurant. P.F. Chang's China Bistro is offering 15 percent off all orders (excluding alcohol) on Tax Day, April 15.
Tax-free shopping at Whole Foods
Whole Foods grocery stores are giving taxpayers a break on April 15. Shoppers at Atlanta area stores will save anywhere from 6 to 9.5 percent depending upon store location by not paying sales tax on any items in the store.
50% off BLT drinks
BLT Steak has a break coming for customers as well. On Tax Day, April 15, all beer, wine and cocktails will be 50 percent off. The half-off special includes bottles and glasses of wine.
Two free cupcake bites at Cinnabon
Did you know that Cinnabon made cupcakes? I certainly didn't, but when you can get them for free, you might as well give them a try. On April 15, from 6-8 p.m., you can get two free cupcakes bites from the cinnamon bun experts.
Arby's Samples at the Post Office — THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED
If you're a last-minute type of person and won't be mailing off your tax return until Thursday, you might consider finding a location that where Arby's will be on hand sampling free items from its new value menu.
Drinks on Whiskey Blue
Patrons who bring in their W2 or tax preparation will receive a drink on the house from 4 p.m. to close at Whiskey Blue, the rooftop lounge located at the W Atlanta Buckhead. The drinks are courtesy of Blue Moon Brewing Company.
Chick-fil-A deal: Make a purchase at Chick-fil-A and beginning April 16, bring the receipt back within 30 days and get the same items for free. The deal is applicable only at participating restaurants, so be sure to call the location near you or visit and ask whether they are running the promotion.
Coupon for free entree at El Pollo Loco
Bring in this coupon for a free Taco Al Carbon or any item from the Loco Value Menu with the purchase of any size drink Thursday through Sunday.
Starbucks Tax Relief
Bring in a reusable travel mug to Starbucks on April 15 and get a free brewed coffee.
BOGO Boston Market Individual Meal
Use this coupon from the Boston Market Facebook page to buy one individual meal and get one free, per this deal found on Cities on the Cheap.
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April 13th, 2010
10:43 am
McDonald's is having a BOGO on their chicken biscuits and sandwiches on tax day.
April 13th, 2010
10:47 am
That Chick-fil-A deal sounds too good to be true. I would love to know if that is real. Like I need any additional reasons to go to Chick-fil-A!!
April 13th, 2010
11:49 am
Chick-Fil-A did something like that last year….
April 13th, 2010
3:14 pm
Is the Chick-fil-A deal for Georgia only or is it nation wide? Peach milkshakes here I come.
April 14th, 2010
8:14 am
A friend emailed me this mornign saying Starbucks would give away a free brewed coffee IF you bring in a reuseable travel mug. Enjoy!
April 14th, 2010
8:14 am
Sorry about the typo, it should read, "morning."
April 14th, 2010
8:36 am
Sorry for the confusion, but the "Chick-fil-A deal" is NOT valid at all Atlanta-area Chick-fil-A restaurants. It's only valid at participating restaurants. Please call your local restaurant to see if they are participating.
April 14th, 2010
10:15 am
Bring a reusable travel mug and get free coffee at Starbucks:
April 14th, 2010
5:44 pm
How about a tax deal that actually applies to taxes… http://www.freetaxusa.com has free tax filing. I'll have to get some chick-fil-a and file a tax return with grease smudges all over it, LOL!
April 15th, 2010
6:46 am
[...] Columbus, GA and possibly other Georgia stores: [...]
April 15th, 2010
7:11 am
Just called 11 Chick-fil-A (free standing locations) in Buckhead/N Druid Hills, Decatur, Vinings and up GA 400. None of them were participating in the promotion. Boo. Oh well.
April 15th, 2010
10:19 am
I'd settle for a sausage biscuit with a little mustard smeared on it.
April 15th, 2010
10:32 am
Kit, are you female? If so, I have a guy for you. Being single, he averages 8 trips a week to CFA. BTW, Marietta Trade Center CFA is not participating.
April 15th, 2010
11:38 am
I believe that only Truett's Grill locations are participating. The locations are in Morrow, Griffin and McDonough
April 15th, 2010
12:28 pm
Sorry – I'm a guy as well. And I really only eat Chick-fil-A once every couple of weeks. But, my 18-month old daughter loves the little books that come with their kids meals – so I have been going a little more often lately – for her of course!
April 15th, 2010
1:57 pm
McDonoughMissy is correct, only Truett's is doing the receipt day and it's on Saturday, the 17th. I've heard of other CFAs doing that promotion from time to time but only Truett's is doing it this week. It's actually customer appreciation week this whole week at Truett's so not really a 'tax day' promotion but I'll take it
From their fan page on facebook:
Thusrday 4/15 –
It's 1950! Cheeseburgers are .50 from 1030am-200pm and small
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It's the Ultimate Hero Day! All Police, Firefighters, Military, Teachers and Pastors Eat for Free from our Ultimate Hero Menu ALL DAY!
Come back from 5-8pm and let the kids enjoy a hands on experience
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It's Receipt Day! You are going to LOVE this offer! Eat at any Truett's
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April 15th, 2010
2:34 pm
Wow. How entitled is this person, re P.F. Chang's:
"This isn't an especially deep discount, but it's one we'll take since we rarely see any from this restaurant."
Uh… it's 15%. That's not so bad. Yeah – "rarely see any from this restaurant"… yeah because they owe you something. And why is P.F. Chang's mentioned on a bargain hunter blog any way? You've already lost if you're buying $25 lo mein.
April 15th, 2010
4:22 pm
Three McDonalds in NYC, and NONE knew of the Tax Day Promo.
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8:08 pm
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Earning more than that may make you feel more successful, but it won't make you happier.
This post comes from Sierra Black at partner blog Get Rich Slowly.
A few weeks ago, I wrote about how money really can buy happiness -- if you spend it right. A big-screen TV isn't a ticket to happiness, but a vacation might be. Giving your money away can boost your well-being, and so can investing it in time with your family.
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A new study from Princeton University hangs a price tag on that happiness: $75,000 (.pdf file). That's the annual household income that gives you the most joy for your buck. People with incomes below that magic number report less happiness, overall, than those at or above it.
The bad news: He got laid off. The good news: It happened AFTER he'd cleared his consumer debt.
I feel very bad for Smithee, a staff writer for the Consumerism Commentary personal-finance blog. With no warning he was laid off from his job at a small Web design agency.
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"I was just learning what it was like to walk around without worrying about paying all my bills on time," he lamented. "I was about to start seriously saving money and/or paying down loans faster than expected. I was going to be in a position to be more than a couple of months away from homelessness. I was stable, and I had plans."
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New report details how large banks finance the payday loan industry.
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The weak economy is making it harder for big banks to lend money, and that's driving cash-poor consumers into the arms of unscrupulous payday lenders, right?
Well, not quite, says a report that finds big banks like Wells Fargo and Bank of America are only too eager to lend billions of dollars to some industries like, oh, the payday lenders.
"While small businesses and individuals have struggled to get affordable loans in the wake of the taxpayer bailouts, payday lenders have received new and amended credit agreements from Wall Street," says the report.
Great American Dine Out includes coupons; plus deals for free museum admission and BOGO smoothies.
Next week is the Great American Dine Out, a restaurant fundraiser to help fight childhood hunger in America. As part of the promotion, which is Sept. 19-25, restaurants nationwide are offering discounts, coupons or other incentives to encourage donations to Share Our Strength.
Among this year's participants are Joe's Crabshack, Corner Bakery Cafe, McAlister's Deli, Boston Market, T.G.I. Friday's, Buffalo Wild Wings, Taco Bueno, The Palm Restaurants, Legal Seafoods, P.F. Chang's and First Watch. You can search for participating restaurants in your area here.
If you have a great idea to combat childhood hunger or contribute to your community in another way, you might be able to get $100,000 from Ikea for a sabbatical to turn your plan into action.
If you don't use your credit card number while shopping online, no one can steal it. That's the idea behind virtual credit cards.
This post comes from Brandon Ballenger at partner site Money Talks News.
The best way to protect your credit card number online might be to use a fake one.
Well, it's not actually fake -- it's "virtual." Yes, it's legal. It's also smart, and may be free depending on your bank.
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Virtual credit cards have been around for a while now, and the idea is simple. You can use the financial backing of your real credit card -- or debit card, or checking account -- to make all the purchases you normally would on a computer, but without using the card itself. Instead, you use an alternate, virtual credit card number, which is linked to your real one, but protected by computer encryption and other state-of-the-art security measures.
What can this 'luxury snack' teach us about hype and value?
This guest post comes from Len Penzo at Len Penzo dot Com.
Last week, Britain's Daily Mail reported that celebrity chef Martin Blunos had created a very unique sandwich with a menu price of £110. For those of you here in America, based on current exchange rates, that comes out to approximately $168.80.
According to Blunos, who happens to be a Michelin-starred chef, "We Brits are known to love our cheese sandwiches, and here's one that not only comes with a royal price tag but is fit for the banqueting table."
I know what you're thinking. Did he really say cheese sandwich?
I don't know about you, but if I'm going to pay $168.80 for lunch -- not counting my beer, plus tax and tip -- I want something a bit more substantial than a cheese sandwich. In fact, I would demand that my sandwich be loaded up with a couple pounds of thinly sliced Kobe beef. I'd also want a bag of chips and a lobster tail on the side with drawn butter.
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When public health advocates want to take aim at unhealthy fast food, McDonald's has become the target of choice. McDonald's is to fast food what Wal-Mart is to a retail industry that pays rotten wages and offers negligible benefits.
It's far from being the only offender, but it's the one that's singled out as a purveyor of too many unhealthful, fattening foods and not enough nutritious choices.
The latest group to take on Mickey D's is the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, which is airing TV ads showing a pudgy dead guy on a gurney -- the victim of a heart attack, no doubt -- gripping a partially eaten burger.
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15 September 2006
Australia is continuing to push for an international legal framework to enable countries to store carbon dioxide deep beneath the seabed as part of global efforts to address climate change.
Senator Campbell raised the issue while meeting in Zurich with Ministers from about 30 countries for an international Ministerial summit on climate change, saying permanent carbon storage was a crucial part of the fight against climate change.
"Carbon dioxide capture and storage technologies (CCS), such as geosequestration, are relatively new and have enormous potential to help the world reduce its greenhouse gas emissions," he said.
"CCS uses existing technology, but applies it in a new way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel use during industrial and energy-related processes.
"However, because this application is new, it is not yet covered by the current international legal framework, which was first developed more than 30 years ago. This framework includes the 1996 Protocol to the London Convention of 1972, which aims to protect the marine environment from pollution caused by the dumping of land-based wastes at sea.
"Australia is leading international efforts to address this, so that countries are able to best use these technologies in the fight against climate change.
"We have proposed amendments to the 1996 Protocol to the London Convention as part of these efforts, with our proposal co-sponsored by France, Norway, the United Kingdom and Spain. It will be considered in early November when the 27 Parties to the Protocol next meet.
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India's sick shelter in old buses during treatment
Indian patients and their families sit inside an abandoned bus used as a makeshift night shelter outside the All India Institute of Medical Science in New Delhi, January 8, 2014 - by Sajjad Hussain
Khatun, who has a malignant tumour in her right eye, has been sharing the bus with about 30 other patients for a week while she receives treatment at the state-run All India Institute of Medical Sciences.
"We know this bus is not the best place to live. But we are poor and what option do we have?" Khatun's mother asked, as her daughter, who has undergone 12 chemotherapy sessions since she was two, sat nearby.
"It is at least better than living inside public toilets or out in the open," she told AFP.
Like hundreds of others, the pair travelled from a rural area -- a village in Uttar Pradesh state -- for day-time specialist care at AIIMS, where treatment is relatively cheap and often free, before being turned out of its overcrowded wards at night.
The capital's steep hotel and rental prices force scores to sleep on pavements around AIIMS, India's most prestigious public hospital.
With temperatures dropping at night to around four degrees Celsius (39 degrees Fahrenheit), the newly elected state government this month donated seven old, public buses for use as shelters outside AIIMS and other hospitals.
For mother-of-two Sulochana Lodhi, the buses, which have been stripped of their seats so patients can sleep on the floor, are a "blessing".
The 30-year-old has needed multiple surgeries and other treatment after burning her tongue, throat and stomach as a result of drinking acid in an attemped suicide last June.
"The bus is dirty and it reeks of urine and vomit," said Lodhi, as she explained that she tried to end her life after being "tortured" by her in-laws at their home in rural Guna in Madhya Pradesh state.
"The bus is of course not an ideal place. But I am glad I have a roof over my head," she told AFP on Tuesday.
Tubes that stick out of Lodhi's heavily bandaged stomach from her most recent treatment make lying on the bus floor difficult. But the bus is much better than the pavement that she has been forced to use in the past.
"Earlier, the street dogs would trouble us and sometimes it would start to rain suddenly in the night. It was horrible on the streets."
A lack of beds in government hospitals for its large numbers of patients has long been a problem in India.
Public spending on health in the world's second most populous country is just four percent of GDP, less than Afghanistan's, according to the World Health Organization.
A decade of rapid economic growth has allowed the national government to boost health spending for poor and rural communities. But the public health system still falls far short of meeting the needs of its 1.2 billion people, according to a 2013 Oxfam report.
Prerna, a nonprofit group tasked with running the shelters, estimates that about 4,000 patients live in the open outside various government hospitals in New Delhi alone.
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Utah Sen. Mike Lee is not up for re-election until 2016, but he received his first endorsement Wednesday.
The Sacramento-based Tea Party Express hailed the Republican senator for standing his ground and steadfastly defending conservative principles in helping lead the fight in October against funding for the Affordable Care Act.
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And he might have prevailed, said Tea Party Express Chairwoman Amy Kremer, if there were more conservatives in Washington, D.C.
"We need more conservatives like Mike Lee there to protect the Constitution and the American people," she said. "He's fighting for what is good for this country."
Kremer called the early endorsement a proactive measure promoting Lee's principles rather than a concern he might face party challenges for his intractable stance over funding "Obamacare." That result: the federal government shut down for 16 days before a compromise kicked in to fund operations through January.
"The chatter from some individuals and media outlets about a primary [challenge] against Sen. Mike Lee is shameful and destructive," Kremer said in a news release. "No Republicans should be attacked for fighting to reduce the size, cost and intrusiveness of government — especially from within his or her own ranks."
State Democratic Party Chairman Jim Dabakis chuckled about the endorsement, saying "this is one area where we agree with the tea party.
"It would be a tragedy for the state if the Republicans replaced him with somebody else because the Democrats want to beat his," he paused, "posterior. It will be so much easier to beat Mike Lee than everybody else. Mike Lee is so out of step, so out of touch, so in his own world that he's an easy mark."
That's not how the Tea Party Express sees it.
At a news conference in Salt Lake City's Grand America Hotel, Kremer brought out several grass-roots political activists who talked about why they like Lee.
Amelia Powers, 31, of West Mountain in southern Utah County, said that as the mother of an autistic child, she wholeheartedly supported Lee's opposition to a United Nations treaty on the rights of disabled people.
"I'm proud Mike Lee recognized we have plenty of good laws that protect special-needs children and for standing up for my parental rights," she said, adding that she used to live in Canada and is "frightened by the effects of socialized medicine."
Peter Cannon, a retired Army officer living in Farmington, applauded Lee's deep understanding of the Constitution and devotion to protecting liberty, calling him "Utah's George Washington."
But, he warned, "powerful forces of government have arranged to take this patriot down. … It's impossible to love the Constitution and not support Mike Lee."
Dabakis has a different take.
"All he's involved in is this outlandish constitutional view," he said later. "That's his constituency. That's his passion. That's his whole reason for being. It's not the people of Utah."
But Jared Carman of Highland was beaming when he shook Lee's hand.Holding a sign thanking Lee for fighting Obamacare, Carman expressed frustration that the health-care program has been rolled out.
"It's a mess," he said, standing in front of an American flag held by his brother, Stephen. "What can we do now that it's here?"
Lee said that tweaking Obamacare will be insufficient. "Full repeal ultimately is the answer," he said, contending the law "is harming too many good Americans who work too hard" to have the government intervene in their lives and dictate their health-care coverage.
He vowed to carry on the conservative reform agenda initiated by President Ronald Reagan, citing his work with other congressional conservatives to develop solutions to the nation's problems and to defuse a perception they just oppose everything.
"But our job is to oppose those things we think are harmful to the American people," Lee added. He predicted, though, that "it will be more complicated to get out of" Obamacare because Congress buckled and provided start-up funding through January.Next Page >
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The Sierra Madre Mountain Range: view from Barangay Diddadungan in Palanan, Isabela Province.
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The Sierra Madre is a mountain range in the Philippines. It is located along the north-eastern coast of Luzon Island, running north/south. Quezon National Forest Park is situated in the range.[1]
The Sierra Madre is the longest mountain range in the Philippines. The range starts in the north in the province of Cagayan and ends in the south in the province of Quezon, just east of Laguna de Bay. To the west as it reaches the province of Nueva Vizcaya to form the Caraballo Mountains, with which it connects with the Cordillera Central range.
The range's highest point is unclear, and several peaks claim this title. Mount Anacuao (Aurora) stands at 6,069 feet (1,850 m), while Mount Cetaceo (Cagayan) is of similar altitude. However, an expedition in April 2012 to Mount Guiwan (Nueva Vizcaya) preliminarily measured an altitude of 1,915 m on the summit.[2] Ecoregions in the range are in the Tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests (lower) and Tropical and subtropical coniferous forests (higher) biomes.
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