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KISS FM's Jesse and Jojo Interview Justin Backstage at Jingle ball.
Watch the video:
He's just soooo sexy<3
Yup n cute too. KISSES KISSES!
he so so so hot hot hot hoty
he is very amazing..
sexyy-lyyy-amazingg!! (<– omb how i wish tht was a word) lol
cant wait for december 12th at the phillips arena in atlanta georgia!! woop woopp
ima b there!! <3 <3
Hes so hot,such a hottie ;)xxxxx
he is so fit its unbelievible cant wait til febuary mancester 19th im so excited x
He is AMAZING!! Cant wait for 22nd february in Manchester (Front Row Seats (SO EXICTED)
Omg so lucky I can go and see him as he's not coming to newcastle my perents won't let me travel that for and the bus company's not got tickets would cost me over £400 if I was to go life sucks.
I am going to the one next week!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so excited and I got floor seats!!!! LOVE HIM <3
wow he is looking hot
Kiss Fm BABY!!!! That was HOTTTT
he look hot
he looks calm and cool while being interviwed. it is like he can tuck his arms around me!!!
If i got offered to meet justin bieber i'd take the offer. LOL
Luv yuh MUAH…. SOOO……SEXY
Justin Bieber followed me on twitter
awww congrats
that was amazing and i can't wait to hear his new songs
That moment when you want to be justin's microphone soo bad.
Lol! Ikr! He is soo cute, luv him.
hey all of u look at justin,s eyebrow wow justin really hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hotyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
love u justin
u r sexy jb
justin i love you fallow me on twitter
The "Kiss Fm Baby" part was so hot and sexy….and also Justin.. the eyebrow part was so awesome… I even tried to do that but i couldnt…
Love you so much Justin<3
good bye i love justin bieber`s lover out there girlfriends and boyfriends……
ha ha he only drives girls in his cars
i love u so mush im your big fan i love you so much !)
OMG he got the purple mic! Oh that just melts my heart! <3
ya i do that u i mean your eyebrow style is awesome and i also
ya hayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy i can also do it wow wow wow wow
omb justin i love u justin
Lol in the last interview with him he got offended when JoJo said he SOUNDED like Justin Timberlake, now he says he is LIKE Michael Jackson because he gets so many awards lol


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A keynote is defined as being "the first and harmonically fundamental tone of a scale."
Sustainable freedom and a free people require a foundation of moral absolutes that foster biblical truth and restrain vice — the fundamental tone in the Founding of America was laid on the bedrock of "for the Glory of God and advancement of the Christian faith … " and the Geneva Bible.
Homosexuality is debauchery. God's loyalty and fidelity — that guard the nation — make sustainable freedom dependent on seeking virtue. There is no "fear of God" from the Republican Party establishment today.
"Do you not know that the unrighteous and the wrongdoers will not inherit or have any share in the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived (misled): neither the impure and immoral, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor those who participate in homosexuality,Nor cheats (swindlers and thieves), nor greedy graspers, nor drunkards, nor foulmouthed revilers and slanderers, nor extortioners and robbers will inherit or have any share in the kingdom of God." -1 Corinthians. 6:9-10
Virtue is a key component of freedom.
What homosexuals do in their bedroom is none of my business, but — politically — someone's values are going to reign supreme.
R.L Wing, analyzing the principles of Sun Tzu, observed: "The weapons were quite different, but the armies were nearly as large and the devastation and human suffering just as profound. Today, the chariots and crossbows are gone, but the conflict, throughout the world, is exactly the same: a struggle for ideological supremacy and control of resources." Ideological supremacy — the moral against the immoral — is the current fight within the Republican Party by establishment moderates and the biblically conservative grassroot, precinct-level ground forces.
Solomon wrote, "Righteousness exalts a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people." (Proverbs 14:34)
The glory of a nation lies in its righteousness, not in its wealth or military might. The key to maintaining sustainable freedom is righteousness. Moral character is what preserves the nation and guarantees freedom.
Freedom always faces a fundamental moral challenge; virtue is a key component of freedom. Taking the present Republican leadership amoral route — in the end — will destroy the Republican Party, initially, and then vie for America's freedom.
It will take nothing short of a cultural revolution for biblical arguments to be heard, much less to become material to the debate. Homosexual desire and marriage is unnatural and — more so — is a symptom of advanced cultural decay and precursor to the collapse of the Republican Party and the nation.
Os Guinness' A Free People's Suicide - a must read – says "Freedom requires truth and virtue. Arnold Toynbee's repeated observation, 'History shows that all great nations commit suicide'. But the theme of this book owes far more to Abraham Lincoln's expressly American understanding of the challenge: 'if destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen, we must live through all time, or die by suicide.'"
Iowa Republican Party Chairman A.J. Spiker did a great service to America in his letter to RNC leadership:
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Downhill Skate Adventure in the Eastern SierraSaturday, August 10th, 2013
by George Merkert
I was psyched when I read Scott Peer's mail asking whether I wanted to head up to the Eastern Sierra for a little skate with him and a couple of his other downhill skater pals.
All I could think was, "Hell yes. I'll skate it for sure."
Also, since I was gonna turn 62 in a couple days, I was eager for maximum fun at all times. Real glad I'd been doing those Tabatas too but I'll tell you why on that later.
First stop on Friday night was Nine Mile Canyon above Ridgecrest, California. I ain't no whiner, OK? But Nine Mile Canyon has a good name if you want to figure out how far you skated but what it makes up for in name it lacks in thrill. Sorta steep but no braking turns to speak of and inline downhill guys like me like the challenge of having to brake hard, choose the right line, contend with skidding and get that, "I just fuckin' hammered it!" feeling when you make it through a turn fast and pretty.
So, all in all, Nine Mile Road was a pedestrian beginning to what I'd hoped would be a rapturous 4 day roll down hills on skates …
Anyhow, we rolled down Nine Mile Canyon twice. I labelled the second run "2/3 of Nine Mile Canyon" on my Strava just to make sure everyone got what I was talkin' about, see?
So just because you probably don't know what inline downhill is I'm gonna tell you. It's like a mashup of NASCAR and ski racing except that instead of skis you wear inline skates and instead of sliding down snow covered ski slopes you roll down paved mountain roads and instead of being surrounded by a metal cage your body has a sixteenth of an inch of leather or maybe nothing at all insulating it from the asphalt and instead of gasoline pushing you gravity pulls you down hill. Also, when you fall while skating down hill you slide a lot less than you do when you fall when you're skiing.
Now I'm not sayin' I'm brave and I'm not sayin' I'm scared of a whole lot either but there were some big ass cracks in the pavement and it was almost dark by the time we got to Onion Valley Road on Friday evening. Some of the cracks were full of pothole filler and some were partially full of grass and some were full of nothin' and I could barely see any of 'em.
My brand new Gravity Master inline skate brakes –– invented by my downhill skater pal and fellow traveler on this very adventure Craig Ellis –– are super effective but, I'm tellin' you, it was dark. And I was a little afraid (OK. There. I said it) that I might find out too late that two inch wide cracks every 15 feet for three miles might rip the brake pads right off and leave me rollin' over the edge of forever or, worse, slamming to a quick stop at the foot of an unsympathetic guard rail.
This screen capture of a Roller Derby babe (see video here) gives you a good idea of what a snowplow on skates looks like from behind.
So, I sat out while Scott Peer and our skateboard pal Ian Thompson –– who on this trip was the main brain when it came to knowing where to find cool descents in the Eastern Sierra –– hammered the lower reaches of Onion Valley Road.
But we'd come back to this stretch of Onion Valley Road in the High Sierra above Independence, California later in this adventure and the outcome would be different …
I was all worried and shit about rain when I got outa bed on Saturday. But me and my pal Scott headed out for Mammoth Crest with ski boards lashed to our packs anyway. After hiking for four and a half miles we found what was left of V Glacier hiding under a rock cliff at 10,500 feet.
At the top there was a crack between the snow and the rock of about 6 inches to a foot wide that you really didn't want to slip into. And getting up to that crack was plenty steep so that if you fell you'd for sure slide real fast into the sharp rocks in the moraine at the bottom of the snow patch unless you did an awesome self arrest with ski poles or something.
Later on, while hiking through the moraine after we were done skiing, Scott DID fall onto a sharp ass rock and even though he bruised ribs, leg and ankle he skated the next day. Scott's a tough guy.
So, up at the top of the glacier I was real careful when I kicked out a flat spot so I could put my ski boards on. Real careful.
I skied slowly out onto the snow to set up my first turn. Holy shit! It was steep, man.
I stopped to reassess.
Scott Peer said, "How long since you skied? Last time we hike/skied summer before last?"
"Uhhhh. Yeah," I said.
"Well, nothin' about this is a warm up run so be careful."
"Uhhhhh … OK," I said, and made a jump turn. The little ski boards spun like a hard thrown yoyo and I found myself falling over the tips right onto my fa … No! I pulled it out and stayed upright on those little skis. Tried not to lean forward so far on the rest of my turns and it worked out.
I got another run to Scott's three additional and then we hiked back down to civilization.
Very civilized civilization.
Nearly snoozing in the jacuzzi at Craig's condominium complex, I woke up when two women jumped into the jacuzzi with me. Thirty minutes later I had a new business associate who'll probably wind up helping us with our Thai elephant project but that's a whole 'nother story.
While Scott and I were hiking and skiing on Saturday Ian played golf with a college woman ranked 6th in the NCAA.
"Hardly any women can drive a golf ball further than me but she did," Ian said.
Like I said, this was a very civilized adventure.
You're still Mr. Nuclear to me.
Meanwhile, Craig was lapping Minaret Road using the mountain bike bus and Lake Mary Road using that faux SF cable car on wheels that hauls tourists around.
Besides Lausanne and Mammoth Lakes, California, I don't know of any other city in the world in which you can use public transit to lap downhill skate routes.
Craig's salt and pepper hair, lean frame and red leathers make him a colorful character. He also gets out in the streets where people can notice him. He entertained other mass transit patrons with 33 miles of downhill skating inside Mammoth Lakes city limits on Saturday.
While skating his dh marathon plus seven miles Craig met up with a 15 year old skateboard kid who was also lapping Minaret Road using the bus. Kid was way impressed when he learned that Craig is pals with James Kelly who is the 2012 Downhill Skateboard World Cup Champion.
After he finished playing another round of golf on Sunday morning early, Ian had us rolling down Tioga Pass by 11am.
You feel exposed on Tioga Pass because the road crawls along the side of several massive rock faces. A trip off the cliff side of the road would be an airy deal for sure.
Next up is a place I'll head back to to skate at first opportunity, though. Before I tell you it's name imagine ski racing down Tuckerman Ravine Trail. It's steep, turny, narrow, filled with uphill traffic and highly illegal.
So that's what skating down Sonora Pass east side is like. Especially the steep and turny part. The uphill traffic on Sonora Pass is cars and trucks instead of hikers like on Tuckerman Ravine Trail. The occasional sheriff or CHP you see on Sonora Pass reminds you about the illegal part.
On the drive up we stopped to marvel twice. Once was just as we started up the pass. There was one of those yellow traffic signs with a black icon of a truck slanting up at a hairy angle and saying, "26%".
You can no sweat ski backwards down a 26% grade but on inline skates or a skateboard 26% is as gnarly as skiing on a slope steep enough that you can reach out and touch it with your hand without bending your knees.
We all laughed nervously except for me ('coz I was the only one who wasn't scared) and got back into Craig's Lexus SUV which vehicle I recommend highly for downhill skating adventures.
The second time we stopped to marvel was at a chicane so steep that it made everyone (except me) choke with fear. The first of the two turns bent to the right and the second, with exactly 0 feet of distance between it and the first turn, bent hard to the left.
Both turns were so steep that we knew instantly that these two turns were on the 26% grade that the sign at the bottom of the hill warned about.
While we drove on up the pass above the chicane we looked for a landmark, road sign, change in the road surface, change of scenery … something to warn us of when we were about to enter this gnarly set of turns on the descent.
Ian said all cheerful-like, "Don't worry. You'll know when you're in it."
Thanks two fuck-loads for that useful advice, Ian. 'Coz if we don't know BEFORE we're in the turns so we can slow way the hell down we're not gonna BE in 'em at all for very long. Good thing there are giant bushes with whip tentacles alongside the road in those turns. That way skaters can't avoid being punished for making a bad turn.
So, we got to the top of the route and took a fast roll down the west side of the pass just to check it out. Ian assured us that we could dare to skate it without scouting it first and he was right. It was steep but not too turny.
Back at the top of Sonora Pass again and ready to skate down the eastern slope of it we all listened to Ian's advice.
"Steep and straight as hell at the top, boys. Then you got a right hand sweeper. You'll roll 50 plus easy. Gotta go slower than that on the turn. All I can say is control your speed."
We gulped (well, everyone except me gulped 'coz I wasn't scared) and went.
I rolled out first and did what I thought was a hell of a good job controlling my speed. Craig Ellis, inventor and most experienced user of Gravity Master brakes, thought I wasn't trusting my brakes enough. He shot past me like a German Shepherd chasing a rabbit and started to disappear into the future.
I wasn't havin' it.
I tucked up tight and rolled down the straightaway faster than I was comfortable rolling on this steep turny route the first time I'd ever skated it. I started to reel Craig in and felt good about it too.
I rolled up on Craig and got within a single digit number of feet behind him when all of a sudden I was in that chicane with a 26% pitch and rollin' WAY TOO FAST!
I panicked and hit the right brake as hard as I could and steered it through the turn.
Without any time to think about what I was doing I slammed on the left brake and steered it through the left hand turn.
Suddenly, at the exit of the second turn I was comfortable again.
That is, until I saw Scott Peer passing me on the left side in a tight tuck and Craig disappearing ahead of me again.
I tucked up tight and tried to track 'em down but it was too late. They were gone.
I hadn't used Craig's Gravity Master brakes enough to know that even on a 26% slope you don't have to use all of their potential to slow you down enough to turn safely. In panic mode I'd braked three or four times harder than I'd actually needed to.
So both Craig and Scott got away from me, goddammit.
So call me a shill if you dare but Gravity Masters change the game. I've been terrified plenty enough times on steep, gnarly routes in the Alps, Rockies and Sierras. I like the security of having too much braking power.
We didn't see Craig for a long time after that. We thought he might be in the ditch and so drove up and down the hill a couple times looking for his body.
Came to find out that he'd skitched a motorcycle up an uphill section of the route that we were convinced was so long that he wouldn't skate up it in his leathers. So, we didn't search for him beyond that point even though after the uphill section there's a couple more miles of downhill left before you get to the floor of the Owens Valley.
After letting the motorcycle pull him up the uphill section, Craig had rolled all the way down to the Marine Corps Winter Training Camp.
We found some speed down Monitor Pass east side too. Monitor is fast and straight.
On one of the long straights on that route I lined up on Scott from about 100 feet behind him with the lowest tuck I could force myself into.
Not that I mix metaphors except when I have to but I bet that when I passed him Scott felt just like he did that time he was hitchhiking on the freeway and a Greyhound whooshed by and spun him around.
The pitch of the road stayed steep and I kept my tightest tuck on. All those Tabata intervals paid off 'coz I was able to hold a tight tuck without losing leg strength for much longer than I could have only a few months ago. Maybe those sets of high rep squats played a role too. (http://tabatatraining.org/)
Any which way you look at it tucking tight on a steep slope makes speed, ok?
Next thing I knew my long, six wheel skates were wandering all over the road. I shifted my weight back a little 'coz that's the cure for high speed wobbles.
My skates kept wandering.
Holy shit! I'd found the speed limit for these Cado Modus Pro Downhill inline skate frames (designed by Dave Lambert and Craig Ellis). I never thought I'd find a limit to how fast these frames could roll without wobbles but there it was.
Now every move had to be the right move. The wind was strong and gusting and the thought of crashing at that speed made me cold inside.
Veeeeerrrry slowly I straightened my back a little. A gust blew me towards the yellow line. Veeeerrrry slowly I steered back toward the center of the right hand lane.
When I opened my hands I felt the air catch them and jerk me back a little but I was ready for it and adjusted my fore/aft balance to compensate.
As the air pressured each newly exposed part of my body as I stood up I slowed considerably. Soon the wobs went away and I rolled it out.
At the bottom of the hill Scott and I compared GPS data. Scott's Garmin said he'd topped out at 50mph plus a little.
My Strava said I'd topped out at 61.3mph.
That's too big a disparity to discount without explanation and I gotta believe that Scott's Garmin has better circuitry in it than the GPS in my iPhone.
However, I did find the top speed of my Pro Downhill skate frames which is very fast. And I did get one hell of a slingshot off of Scott in a steep straightaway.
But I'm still not gonna put 60mph on my business card like Barbie Bont does because in both our cases it wouldn't be true.
I'll claim 55mph, though, and maybe a little more. How about 58?
Monday morning we flew down Lower Rock Creek twice, Pine Creek Canyon (which is a box canyon with thousand foot high cliffs with so many confusing crags and cracks and irregular shapes that it makes you dizzy if you stare at 'em too long) and then headed for Onion Valley Road.
Like I said before I don't claim to be brave but I'm not scared of all that much either.
One thing I AM scared of, though, is Onion Valley Road west of Independence, California.
In 2003 or so Tim Huber and I cruised up to the top of that 10 plus mile route in his Jeep.
I used skidding to control speed in those days.
Controlling your downhill speed with skidding thrashes skate wheels but since you could buy down the oversupply of inline skate wheels for a dollar a wheel in 2003, it worked out.
Anyhow, I snow plowed through the 10 or so hairpins at the top of Onion Valley Road and very nearly lost it on every single turn.
I wasn't as strong in the legs then as I am now and so ran out of leg strength by the second or third hairpin. I had to very carefully marshall what little leg strength I had left. I had to find enough stopping power to slow down for 8 sharp turns after my legs were nearly finished. The road was too steep for me to stop completely so it was a balancing act.
It was like being Philippe Petit and running out of leg in the middle of your wire between the World Trade Center towers.
When I reached a part of the road flat enough that I could stop completely, I was beyond relieved. It felt like I'd cheated death.
The engine in Scott's Subaru started to get a little hot so we stopped climbing a few turns below the top of the route.
I got out of the car and put my gear on hoping that no one else knew how scared I actually felt.
Scott and I started rolling. I started brake testing immediately. I wanted to be rolling slowly enough that I could stop completely with a snow plow in case the cracks ripped the rubber brake pads off of Craig's Gravity Masters.
Scott had no such qualms and rolled out confidently.
After testing the Gravity Masters on about 15 cracks I got confident too and let that ole gravity fuel pull me as fast as it could.
Once at at least 40mph I braked hard to see if the cracks would snatch away my brake pads when I was rollin' fast. But all was well. Cracks had no effect at all on the braking power of the Gravity Masters.
I let it rip.
Somewhere down past the turny part of the route I caught up with Scott. We both braked hard for both cattle guards and walked over them. Maybe next time we'll have the eggs to jump 'em.
What Testers are Saying About the Flex BrakeSunday, August 4th, 2013
The Flex Brake is a new approach to inline braking and speed control currently seeking funding through "Kick Starter." When they reach a certain number of pre-orders they'll be able to go into production. Meanwhile, an adventurous few are already testing early prototypes.
I took a look at the Flex Brake video and Kickstarter page and then noncommittally shared links with my skate network. I avoided voicing my concerns about the design because I am not a tester and I did not want to negatively impact the company's prospects for success.
Mastering GravityTuesday, June 4th, 2013
Here's a photo gallery of my introduction (finally!) to Craig Ellis's Gravity Master(TM) Skate Brakes – patent pending. Be sure to click a second time to get the full-size images.
Roller Derby: The Evolution of Roller Skating To Contact SportsThursday, May 30th, 2013
What it is and Where it Originated
Roller derby is now a popular contact sport with over 1,250 amateur leagues in various countries in the world. Basically, it's played by two opposing teams that are composed of five members each. Both teams are placed in the same track and they must roller skate in the same direction. The object of the game is to score points by lapping any member of the opposing team and this is usually done by a jammer. The jammer or the scoring player is designated by the team and it's commonly the strongest player in the group. Every team member must protect and assist their jammer while preventing the opposing jammer from scoring. This sport requires good planning in terms of offense and defense strategies.
Switching to Two WheelsSunday, May 19th, 2013
After 20 years as a formal publication and the voice of Get Rolling, the quarterly Get Rolling Orbit Inline Skating Newsletter is going into quiet retirement.
What does this mean?
- There will be no more mailing list and no more email announcements.
- People who follow Get Rolling with Liz Miller on Facebook or Sk8teacher on Twitter will continue to have access to my posts there.
- Orbit archives prior to May 2010 (when I started using WordPress) will still be available on GetRolling.com.
Announcing the New DXS Disk Brake WebsiteSunday, May 19th, 2013
The motto just above Alex Bellehumeur's email contact information says:
Will it so & so it Will
Anybody who thinks a few years of delay is going to discourage this accomplished inventor is wrong. The About the Inventor page on his new web site clarifies further, "…he has a passion for solving product-related challenges, currently holding 12 patents, with 3 more pending."
Pursuing MasterySunday, May 19th, 2013
Some experts believe it takes ten thousand hours of practice to achieve mastery in any particular area. That means if you average ten hours of skating a week (assuming other time commitments to family and a job), achieving world-class skills would take about 20 years. The studies showed it wasn't innate talent that brought success to the now-famous people, it was lots and lots of hours doing something they were passionate about.
Whether or not you're aiming to become a world-class skater, it is smart to tailor your hours of practice to achieve improvements sooner rather than later. Below I share tips that have helped my students over the years, and that continue to help me when I'm learning something new (always).
Understanding BalanceMonday, April 15th, 2013
Based on the article "Plumb Perfect," written for the May/June 2004 edition of Yoga Journal by Roger Cole, PhD, a certified yoga instructor and research scientist.
I like to encourage skaters at all levels to practice one-foot balance poses to improve agility, coordination and confidence. Such practice also delivers better control over a constantly shifting center of gravity during the motions of skating so we can become more efficient with each stroke. This article discusses how alignment, strength and attention affect your balance practice.
Empathy Enhances LearningFriday, April 5th, 2013
"Frankly," he confided, "I've been doing this sport for so long, I can't really empathize with her learning issues." The truth comes out.
The instructor's perspective counts
What a difference the teacher's level of empathy makes to the beginner who is at the bottom of the skills ladder, where each stance, each movement must be learned from scratch in the proper sequence to build one skill at a time …to just feel safe skating on a local trail …to dance through slalom cones.


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Definitions for cabin boy
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cab′in boy`(n.)
a boy employed as a servant on a ship.
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a young man acting as a servant on a ship
cabin boy(Noun)
A boy or young man who is employed to serve as an attendant for passengers or crew members on a ship.
Cabin Boy
Cabin Boy is a 1994 fantasy comedy film directed by Adam Resnick and co-produced by Tim Burton, which starred comedian Chris Elliott. Elliott co-wrote the film with Resnick. Both men worked for Late Night with David Letterman in the 1980s, as well as co-creating the short-lived FOX sitcom Get a Life in the early 1990s. The project was originally to be directed by Tim Burton, who had contacted Chris Elliott after seeing Get a Life. Resnick took over after Burton was offered the film Ed Wood.
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Judy's Event Journal
Bold as Love: A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix
Friday November 29, 2013 / 7:30pm (Doors at 7:00pm)Bold as Love: A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix
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115 Macdougal
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Rep. Pat Garofalo is under fire for tweeting that if 70% of NBA teams folded tomorrow, nobody would notice a difference except the increase in street crime. The other 30% would play for the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Former Memphis Grizzly O.J Mayo has been suspended one game for hitting Greg Stiemsma in the throat. This marks the first time Mayo has hit a shot this season.
Steve Kerr has been named as a possible candidate to be Knicks coach if Phil Jackson is hired to the front office. Kerr will teach the team how to stand off to the side and shoot threes, in other words similar to current Knicks play.
Andrew Bynum is rumored to make his Indiana Pacer debut this Friday the 14th. Bynum will have a valiant comeback, and then return to the inactive list on the 15th.
The D-Lakers held the Clippers to a franchise low 142 points this week. They set the tone early starting Kent Bazemore and playing Robert Sacre over 5 minutes.
Top 10 Reasons The Knicks Haven't Signed Phil Jackson Yet:
1) Carmelo Anthony heard Phil Jackson's nickname Zenmaster and demanded the Knicks let the Rockets sign him instead.
2) James Dolan somehow confused Phil Jackson with Isiah Thomas and retracted the offer.
3) The Knicks let Phil Jackson sleep on it, and then called at 3 am to inform Jackson they had signed Mike D'Antoni.
4) Why use the triangle, when you can use the ISO?
5) Jackson convinced Dolan to pay him the same amount of money and years as a Knicks consultant instead.
6) Half the team took the term triangle literally.
7) Jackson's system requires the point guard to stay back and shoot threes. The Knicks preferred Raymond Felton's method.
8) Jackson believes in a calm approach, occasionally featuring mind games to get the most out of his players. Dolan believes in signing Steve Francis and Stephon Marbury.
9) Carmelo Anthony gave Phil Jackson the same vote of confidence he gave Mike D'Antoni and Jeremy Lin.
10) The Knicks didn't have enough left to pay Jackson after they worked out Allan Houston's still monthly payments.
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Prosecutors in Bahrain have accused 23 Shia activists of planning to overthrow the state's Sunni-dominated government. The men, arrested since mid-August, belonged to a "sophisticated terrorist network" that was planning and executing a "campaign of violence and subversion", an official said. There has been a series of Shia-led protests in the Gulf state ahead of October's parliamentary election. Bahrain's majority Shia community has long complained of discrimination. "This sophisticated terrorist network with operations inside and outside Bahrain has undertaken and planned a systematic and layered campaign of...BBC News 2010-09-05
Describing a pro-government demonstration in Bahrain last week, Michael Slackman wrote in the New York Times that it was an affluent crowd, very different from the mostly low-income Shia who were protesting against the government. "The air was scented with perfume, and people drove expensive cars," he said. ...The Guardian 2011-03-03
Arab silence on the continued repression of the Bahraini people is a shameful episode that does not fit the era of the Arab revolution. It is also a testimony to the...Al Jazeera 2011-08-30
Bahrain's decision in recent days to demolish dozens of Shia mosques is just the latest move in a dangerous gambit to head off the unrest gripping much of the Arab world,...Al Jazeera 2011-05-01
Violent clashes last week in Bahrain appear to bolster theories of a widening Shia-Sunni struggle in the Middle East, but critics of the ruling al-Khalifa dynasty tell ISN...ISN 2007-02-07
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More than 10,000 demonstrators joined Bahrain's first public rally in months on Saturday as the leader of the Gulf country's main Shia political party urged backers to press ahead with peaceful protests for greater political rights after fierce crackdowns by security forces. The event carried twin messages in a nation wracked by unrest since February when protesters took to the...CBC 2011-06-12
What began last month with the arrest of an opposition leader in Bahrain has mushroomed into a full-blown political offensive in the tiny Gulf nation with big fault lines: US-allied Sunni rulers against members of a Shia majority being cast as coup plotters who could open the door to Iranian influence. On Sunday, Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa gave a national address...Khaleej Times 2010-09-06
Just a couple of weeks ago it was taken for granted that the fundamental dividing line in the region was between Sunni and Shia; with growing sectarian tensions and violence in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and elsewhere. Suddenly, at least two massive political events make the political alignments of the region look very different: First we had the surprise election of the relatively...Gulf Daily News 2011-08-03
US sources dismissive of Bahraini allegation, and as early as 2008 noted tensions between its Shia majority and Sunni rulers ...The Guardian 2011-02-15
Police in Bahrain have released three activists whose detention sparked violent protests in Sanabas, a predominantly Shia town northwest of Bahrain's capital, Manama. The security forces used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse up to 200 demonstrators who had set fire to tyres and thrown stones at police officers. Hassan Mushaima'a, the leader of Haq Movement for Liberty...Al Jazeera 2007-02-02
There is growing anger in the Shia community, estimated to number at least 250 million world-wide, at the intervention of troops from Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates in Bahrain to help repress the Shia majority which has been demanding political and civil rights. "There is a general campaign against the Shia," said Yusuf al-Khoei of the al-Khoei Foundation, a leading Shia...The Independent 2011-03-17
Bahrain ( pronunciation) (Arabic: البحرين, al-Baḥrayn) (Persian: بحرين, Baḥrain), officially the Kingdom of Bahrain (Arabic: مملكة البحرين, Mamlakat al-Baḥrayn), is a small island state near the western shores of the Persian Gulf. It is ruled by the Al Khalifa royal family. The population in 2010 stood at 1,234,571, including 666,172 non-nationals. Formerly an emirate, Bahrain was declared a kingdom in 2002.
Bahrain is an archipelago of 33 islands, the largest being Bahrain Island, at 55 km (34 mi) long by 18 km (11 mi) wide. Saudi Arabia lies to the west and is connected to Bahrain by the King Fahd Causeway. The peninsula of Qatar is to the southeast across the Gulf of Bahrain. The planned Qatar Bahrain Causeway will link Bahrain and Qatar and become the world's longest marine causeway.
Known for its oil and pearls, Bahrain is also home to many large structures, including the Bahrain World Trade Center and the Bahrain Financial Harbour, with a proposal in place to build the 1,022 m (3,353 ft) high Murjan Tower. The Qal'at al-Bahrain (the harbour and capital of the ancient land of Dilmun) was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005. The Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix takes place at the Bahrain International Circuit.


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We know the Republican Party is worthless, now let´s see if the Tea Party is as well. McCarthy will be up for re-election like every other Congresscritter this year, so either run someone good against him in the primary or get out the vote for the Democrat in the fall. We can afford to lose one seat to a rat.
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Increased tropical temperatures 'doubled' carbon emissions since last 50 years
A study has shown that a one degree rise in tropical temperature leads to around two billion extra tonnes of carbon being released per year into the atmosphere from tropical ecosystems, compared with the same tropical warming in the 1960s and 1970s.
Researchers have said that the tropical carbon cycle has become twice as sensitive to temperature variations over the last half century.
Professor Pierre Friedlingstein and Professor Peter Cox, from the University of Exeter, collaborated with an international team of researchers from China, Germany, France and the USA, to produce the new study.
Research published last year by Professors Cox and Friedlingstein showed that these variations in atmospheric carbon dioxide can reveal the sensitivity of tropical ecosystems to future climate change.
Taken together, these studies suggest that the sensitivity of tropical ecosystems to climate change has increased substantially in recent decades.
Professor Cox, from the College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences said "The year-to-year variation in carbon dioxide concentration is a very useful way to monitor how tropical ecosystems are responding to climate.
The new study has been published in the journal Nature.
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A report points to 'shrinking ambitions' in news organizations but not a fade toward irrelevancy.
"The news media face a challenging, uncertain future as the public's confidence in them continues to slip, according to a sweeping study to be released today.
"News organizations have entered a 'new era of shrinking ambitions,' according to the report from the Project for Excellence in Journalism, a Washington-based research group. 'In a sense, all news organizations are becoming more niche players, basing their appeal less on how they cover the news and more on what they cover.'
"Yet media outlets have not adequately thought through this transition, said Tom Rosenstiel, the project's director.
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Tayloe Ross Addresses On International Peace
The George Tayloe Ross Addresses on International Peace series provides for an address or series of lectures given annually, under the auspices of the Faculty of Arts & Sciences, dealing with international topics and to promote peace.
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Lecture: "Religious and Legal Roots of Authoritarianism in the Middle East" on January 22, 2014 at 5:30pm in Andrews Hall 101.
Professor of Economics and Political Science, and Gorter Family Professor of Islamic Studies at Duke University. His research focuses on social change, including the evolution of preferences and institutions, and the economic history and thought of the Middle East. His current projects include a study of the role that the Middle East's traditional institutions played in its poor political performance, as measured by democratization and human liberties. Among his publications are Private Truths, Public Lies: The Social Consequences of Preference Falsification (Harvard University Press); Islam and Mammon: The Economic Predicaments of Islamism (Princeton University Press); The Long Divergence: How Islamic Law Held Back the Middle East (Princeton University Press); and a tri-lingual edited work that consists of ten volumes, Socio-Economic Life in Seventeenth-century Istanbul: Glimpses from Court Records (İş Bank Publications).
Past Tayloe Ross lecturers include:
Jeffrey Kopstein
Director of the Centre for Jewish Studies and Professor of Political Science at the University of Toronto. Former Director of the Centre for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies at the University of Toronto, and Director of the Central and East European Studies Program at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Former James Bryant Conant Fellow in German and European Studies at Harvard University's Center for European Studies and an Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Research Fellow, among others. Co-editor of Growing Apart? America and Europe in the 21st Century (2008) and Comparative Politics: Interests, Identities, and Institutions in a Changing Global Order (4th ed. 2013) and author of The Politics of Economic Decline in East Germany 1945 – 1989 (1997).
Lecture: "Why Neighbors Kill Neighbors: The Political Origins of Anti-Jewish Violence"
Mark Suzman
Managing Director for International Policy and Programs at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Member of the Center for Strategic and International Studies' Executive Council on Development and the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on Poverty & Sustainable Development. Former Director of Global Development Policy, Advocacy, & Special Initiatives at the Foundation. Senior Advisor for Policy and Strategic Communications in the Office of the Secretary General of the United Nations from 2005 to 2007. Former correspondent for the Financial Times in Johannesburg, London, and Washington, D.C.
Lecture: "Development, Africa, and Millennium Development Goals: Why the World is Getting Better Faster than You Think and How We Can Accelerate Progress"
Ryan Crocker
Former United States Ambassador to Afghanistan (2011 – 2012), Iraq (2007 – 2009), Pakistan (2004 – 2007), Syria (1998 – 2001), Kuwait (1994 – 1997) and Lebanon (1990 – 1993). Appointed Dean of Texas A&M University's George Bush School of Government and Public Service. Named an Honorary Marine by the United States Marine Corps. Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President George W. Bush in 2009. Recipient of the Presidential Distinguished Service Award, the Secretary of States' Distinguished Service Award, and the State Department Distinguished Honor Award, among others.
Lecture: "Lessons from a Long War: The U.S. and the Broader Middle East"
Edward Lacey
Former Deputy Director of the Office of Policy Planning, United States Department of State, Principal Assistant Secretary of State for Verification and Compliance, Deputy Assistant Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, and Principal Deputy Director of the Department of Defense On-Site Inspection Agency. Recipient of the Secretary of Defense Medal for Meritorious Service and the Department of State Superior Honor Award.
Discussion: Foreign policy of the United States of America
Reinares Fernando
Professor and Chair of Political Science and Security Studies, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain. Senior Analyst on International Terrorism at Real Instituto Elcano, a Spanish think tank. Member of the Council on Global Terrorism, Washington, D.C. Former Senior Adviser on Antiterrorist Policy to the Spanish Interior Minister. Contributing editor of Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, editorial board member of Terrorism and Political Violence, Democracy and Security, Cultures et Conflits and Sécurité Globale.
Discussion: Current terrorist threats to Europe and the United States
Paula J. Dobriansky
Holds the Distinguished National Security Chair at the United States Naval Academy, and is an adjunct senior fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government. From 2001 to 2009, served as Under Secretary of State for Democracy and Global Affairs. Appointed special envoy to Northern Ireland by President George W. Bush in 2007. Former member of the U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy, by presidential appointment, and Director of European and Soviet Affairs at the National Security Council. Recipient of the Secretary of State's Distinguished Service Medal.
Lecture: "From Globaloney to Global Issues: A New Agenda for the 21st Century"
Allan Gerson
Chairman of the Gerson International Law Group, a Washington, D.C., based firm specializing in public international law and its interplay with complex litigation and political support. Gerson brought the first suit against Libya on behalf of the families of the victims of Pan Am flight 104, and helped pass the 1996 law making it possible for citizens to hold foreign governments accountable for acts of terrorism. Gerson co-authored The Price of Terror (2001) with Newsweek Senior Editor Jerry Adler. Other works include Israel, The West Bank and International Law (1978), The Kirkpatrick Mission: Diplomacy Without Apology (1991) and Privatizing Peace: From Conflict to Security (2002).
Lecture: "Privatizing Justice: Representing the Victims of Terrorism and Human Rights Abuses"


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What is it?
Essentially, if you want to know how to become a nurse practitioner you need to know what the term entails. Nurse practitioners are basically advanced practicing nurses who need masters degree specializing in the nursing segment along with specific focus on a niche area to become nursing practitioners. In the earlier days, all nurses had to do was get a bsn degree and even without having an msn the nurse could hope to become a nurse practitioner. However, these days the procedure is much tougher, with the result the quality of nurse practitioner students is much better. Aspiring nursing practitioners will need to pass an exam for the nursing board to accomplish the post of an rn or registered nurse. However, in other cases, nursing practitioners might also need to pass certification exams like those offered from ANCC or American Nurses Credentialing Center. These are accredited organizations and offer certifications, which are recognized at the state and national levels.
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In knowing how to become a nurse practitioner, the person needs to have a thorough understanding of the typical responsibilities involved. These days, nursing practitioners can interpret as well as order laboratory and diagnostic tests. They can also chalk out specific treatment plans as well as prescribe appropriate medication across the US. They sometimes also take care of billing and other administrative functions of a clinic or hospital. Various acute as well as chronic natures of ailments are diagnosed and treated by nursing practitioners. These nurses can choose to work in clinics, hospitals, long term caring facilities or work independently. Sometimes, these NPs or nursing practitioners choose to work in agencies specializing in health care like a home healthcare center. At certain other times, these NPs specialize in niche areas of the medical segment like dental, psychiatry etc.
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If you already have an existing rn or registered nurse degree, you can seamlessly make a transition on how to become a nurse practitioner. There are many programs, which help a student make the transition from rn to msn. In this manner, a student can complete a master degree in nursing and pave the way to becoming a nursing practitioner. Before joining any doctoral or master program, the student should have prior experience either as a CNA or in the healthcare segment. The student should also have worked as an EMT or emergency medical technical assistant or medical assistant etc.
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Getting a degree doesn't help with employment. I graduate next month and employers don't seem to be interested in an Associates Degree from VCO.
I attempted to transer my credits to an on campus university and literally not one credit was transferable. Considering the classes are going to be some of the same ones I am now going to have to repeat, surprised me. The actual classes and instructors were really good at VCO, but don't expect to transfer credits or have employers look at it as if you went to a "real" school.
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I have been on the President's List every semester, so I'm still hopeful. P.S. If you want help with employment, go directly to the ground campus. The online employment search is associated with the school, but is not run by the school nor anyone who works for it. It's no different than going to Careerbuilder. Good Luck
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they are rip off I have finished 2 years till now I have not found a job and they never till me how much I owe when I went to school everytime I call for where is my statement for my loan they keep saying the department of education will give away statement when I finished school so I let the go I was stupid I should called the department of education about that. When I finished I got the letter that I owed too much money from the school I am curious why I owe $15,000 for worthless degree I tried to go back to school in Lawson and all of them are not creditable. This is crazy and now I am in debt. So please anyone do not let that happen to you you will end up in debt.
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Classes are usually the same average difficulty, although there are those classes where half the students fail (usually taught by one of the above horrible professors), or classes that could be taken with your eyes closed. I can't say if the classes are as challenging as other universities, though, because this is the only college I have attended. But the math and science departments are very difficult and most likely as rigorous as any other liberal arts school.
The campus is small, so you'll always see a familiar face (which could be a blessing or a curse depending on how you see it). You will definitely meet people (even local students) who hate the surrounding town, so if you can't find ways to amuse yourself, or become severely depressed without malls or theaters to make it through a week, then a more urban college is certainly a better idea.
Most people here -are- cliquish, because most are locals who attend with the same group of friends from high school. Many are from other areas of Virginia, though, and most people are relatively friendly.
A word of advice: Don't cheat! This school is hyperfocused on cheating. Just the thought of cheating will almost send you to the "Honor Court," which almost certainly means expulsion, or if your lucky, suspension and a failed class.
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The winter beach is an exciting place to visit, hike along the beach and see shelf ice safely.
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After making a pact with the Devil in 1992, Infernus founded Gorgoroth, an early Norwegian black metal band whose contemporaries included Darkthrone, Mayhem, Immortal, Burzum and Emperor. Gorgoroth has released albums on labels such as Nuclear Blast, Century Media, Season of Mist and Malicious Records, and is now signed to Regain Records.
Gorgoroth have toured extensively abroad, and the line-up has been subject to several changes - about 25 different musicians have been involved with the band since its inception, with Infernus being the only remaining member of the band's original line-up.
After Gorgoroth's controversial gig in Poland in February 2004, massive media attention led to an increase in both notoriety and record sales for the already infamous band. The band also signed a record deal with Regain in the aftermath of this incident. Gorgoroth at present consists of Infernus and Tormentor on guitars, Pest on vocals, Tomas Asklund on drums, and Bøddel on bass. The band's latest album, "Quantos Possunt ad Satanitatem Trahunt", was released by Regain Records in October 2009.
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