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Method and apparatus for guiding webs in a web handling system
September 15, 1998
A web guide particularly adapted for mail handling systems is positioned between the mail handling system form feeder and separating device. The web guide provides a surface to guide and control the web during its travel between the feeder and separating device so as to avoid or minimize
On edge envelope stacking apparatus with adjustable registration surface
September 12, 1995
In accordance with the present invention apparatus for stacking flat articles, such as envelopes, on edge, comprises structure for transporting the envelopes on edge along a transport path and a deck plate having an upper side adjacent the transport path. A vertical registration wall,
Method and apparatus for merging vertical documents with horizontal documents
June 6, 1995
Apparatus and a method for merging vertically oriented documents with horizontally oriented documents. The apparatus includes: a document assembler for receiving vertically oriented documents, the document assembler having a pair of parallel paper paths, wherein each of the paper pat
Stacker improvement for handling external side seam envelopes
May 23, 1995
The present invention provides an improvement in a stacking device having an urge roller, an input guide, a spring loaded backup paddle and a registration wall. The improvement comprises a series of ramp-shaped fingers located between the urge roller and the registration wall. The ra
Turn-up and alignment apparatus
May 2, 1995
The present invention provides an apparatus and method for receiving flat articles having a top edge alignment and horizontal orientation and transporting the articles along a transport path to a vertical orientation and a bottom edge alignment. The apparatus comprises a frame, a deck pl
Ninety degree turn-up apparatus
November 29, 1994
The present invention provides a device for turning flat articles, such as envelopes, from a horizontal orientation to a vertical orientation as the articles are transported along a path from an entrance location to an exit location. The device comprises a pair of entrance pulleys, each
Rotating envelope opening finger
September 28, 1993
A rotatable guide finger for opening an envelope prior to insertion of documents into the envelope. The finger includes a pivotable arm and a sidewall defining a channel. The sidewall extends downstream from the pivotable arm and has an upper and a lower sidewall portion, each of the
Document aligning apparatus
January 14, 1992
Apparatus for aligning a document, the apparatus comprising: structure for feeding a document in a downstream path of travel, the document have a downstream edge relative to the path of travel; structure for registering the downstream edge of a document in a direction extending transvers
Control circuit for single revolution means
June 26, 1990
In a machine including driving apparatus and structure for feeding a sheet through and from the machine, and wherein the machine includes structure for sensing a sheet, an improvement comprising: a rotary timing cam; an actuating member movable into and out of locking engagement with the
Control circuit for single revolution means
March 6, 1990
In a machine including driving apparatus and structure for sensing a sheet fed to the machine; an improvement comprising: a rotary timing cam; an actuating member movable into and out of locking engagement with the cam; a source of supply of d.c. power; a first circuit connected across t
Single revolution drive system including a rotary timing cam
March 6, 1990
In a machine including structure for sensing a sheet fed to the machine, an improvement comprising: a rotary timing cam, an actuating member movable into and out of locking engagement with the cam; apparatus for controlling the actuating member, the controlling apparatus including resili
Drive system for rotary printing apparatus including improved means for locking and unlocking th
October 31, 1989
In a machine including rotary structure for printing indicia on a sheet fed to the machine, wherein the machine includes apparatus for driving the rotary printing structure, wherein the driving apparatus includes a drive gear having a home position, wherein driving apparatus includes a l
Mailing machine sensing device
May 16, 1989
A mailing machine system, including a mailing machine base and a feeder module secured to the base for conveying envelopes toward a postage meter secured to the base. The feeder module includes a horizontal feed deck and a vertical registration wall adjacent the feed deck and forming a r
Mailing machine tape knife
January 15, 1985
A device for cutting roll tape, including a frame, a serrated rotary blade pivotably mounted in the frame, the rotary blade having a plurality of cutting teeth formed by grooves running perpendicular to the axis of the rotary blade and a flat surface cut across the rotary blade, and at l
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While the Census Bureau's official poverty measure shows 9 percent of seniors nationally live in poverty, the share climbs to about one in seven seniors (15 percent) under the Bureau's alternative Supplemental Poverty Measure, which takes into account out-of-pocket health expenses and geographic differences in the cost of living. Produced by the Kaiser Family Foundation, Old and Poor: America's Forgotten provides a portrait of seniors who are living in poverty, in both urban and rural areas across the United States.Video Read More
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In The Wall Street Journal's Think Tank, Drew Altman asks, "what's your image of America's seniors?" and provides some facts on the income and assets of Medicare enrollees.Perspective Read More
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This data note presents new information to help set a context for understanding the implications of recent changes to Medicare's income-related premiums incorporated in the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA), a new law to repeal and replace Medicare's Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) formula for physician payments. It describes current requirements with respect to the income-related premiums under Medicare Part B and Part D, including the number and share of Medicare beneficiaries who are estimated to pay income-related premiums and revenues raised from the income-related premium, based on data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Office of the Actuary (OACT). It also explains the recently enacted changes in MACRA that will affect some higher-income people on Medicare who are already paying income-related premiums, beginning in 2018.Issue Brief Read More
Income-Related Premiums in Medicare: Who Pays, and How Much Do They Pay?
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Alexander lauds EPA for convening ash hearing in Knoxville
KNOXVILLE - U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., has issued a press release indicating that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will conduct a hearing on coal ash disposal in Knoxville.
Details of the EPA hearing aren't yet available, but Alexander - who last week had asked the EPA to hold a hearing in the Kingston area - lauded the agency's decision.
"The EPA made exactly the right decision to hold a hearing on coal ash disposal in Knoxville," Alexander said.
"Having hearings on coal ash without asking Tennesseans what they think would be like having hearings on Katrina without asking people in New Orleans what they think, or on the oil spill without asking people who live on the Gulf what they think."
The Tennessee Republican's spokesman, Jim Jeffries, said the hearing will be held in Knoxville. Jeffries said a date has not been set but it will likely be in late October.
Alexander has said the Tennessee Valley Authority's December 2008 coal ash spill at the Kingston Fossil Plant in Roane County displaced homeowners, caused significant environmental damage and may cost up to $1.2 billion to clean up.
In an Aug. 31 letter to EPA, Alexander wrote: "I am writing to request that you extend the public comment period on proposed rules for the disposal of coal ash from coal fired power plants beyond the September 20, 2010 deadline, and that you hold a public hearing in Roane County, Tennessee to discuss those proposed rules.
"It is my understanding that EPA is holding a number of hearings in several states regarding the proposed rules on coal ash disposal, but none in Tennessee. In December 2008, an impoundment in Roane County broke open, spilling 5.4 million cubic yards of coal ash into the Emory and Clinch rivers and surrounding land. That spill displaced residents, caused significant environmental damage, and may require up to $1.2 billion in clean-up costs.
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Watertown City Councilman Joseph M. Butler Jr. seems to be waiting for a miracle to occur that would magically bring the costs of renovating the Watertown Municipal Arena to next to nothing.
During their meeting Monday, most City Council members informally agreed to go ahead with the rehabilitation project for the ice rink at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds. The Rochester-based Stantec Consulting Services presented plans showing that the expenses could be contained to a range of $6.2 million to $7 million.
As it now stands, the project would include a new entrance and lobby on the buildings west side, a main locker room and a hospitality room, more office space, a new concession area and a combined training-break locker room, according to a Tuesday story in the Watertown Daily Times. The ice rinks roof would be replaced. Plans also call for a second floor to accommodate collapsible bleachers with an entrance from above, rather than at rink level.
Representatives of Stantec Consulting Services told City Council members that they chipped $1.8 million off of previous estimates by eliminating 8,000 square feet of space as well as some amenities. But for Mr. Butler, this wasnt good enough. He suggested holding even more meetings to discuss ways that costs for the plan could be further reduced.
Mr. Butler argued that the city should develop a Plan B in case bids come back too high, suggesting a planned second floor as an alternative bid, the story reported. He expressed concern that the city will soon have to spend an additional $1.5 million for City Hall renovations caused by the appointment of a second full-time City Court judge, and that the city also faces potential decreases in sales tax revenue.
Mr. Butler is wrong on this issue. Yes, the project could be slashed to the bone to cut costs. But would such a plan be worth it for the city to undertake?
Its highly unlikely that expenses for a renovation to the arena can be reduced much further without eliminating necessary items. Stantec pitched a plan in December with three options, ranging from $9.7 million to $11.1 million. This proposal was further cut to $7.8 million and now its down to at most $7 million.
The longer the city waits to approve this project, the more expensive it will become. Mr. Butler is justified in his concern about other items the city must fund.
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Edsal steel economy work bench. Steel frame supported on all 4 sides by an all steel frame. Full deep lower shelf included. 1-piece heavy gauge steel legs all electrically welded. Double electrical knockouts in legs front and back. Straight leg design adjusts in 1-in increments. Recommended for manufacturing plants repair shops schools garages and home workshops.
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Ingredients8 ounces broccoli florets
8 ounces cauliflower florets
1 tablespoon olive oil or butter
1/3 cup chopped onion
2 cloves garlic, minced or pressed
2 eggs
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 teaspoon ground oregano
1/2 cup dry white wine or vegetable broth
salt and pepper to taste
PreparationSteam broccoli and cauliflower until crisp-tender. Drain.
Heat oil or butter in 12" saut� pan. Saut� onion for one minute; add garlic and vegetables. Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally until onions are soft and vegetables are lightly browned, 3-4 minutes.
In the meantime, beat eggs, add cheese and oregano. Set aside.
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International Journal of Computer Vision
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Region-based strategies for active contour models
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The variational method has been introduced by Kass et al. (1987) in the field of object contour modeling, as an alternative to the more traditional edge detection-edge thinning-edge sorting sequence. since the method is based on a pre-processing of the image to yield an edge map, it shares the limitations of the edge detectors it uses. in this paper, we propose a modified variational scheme for contour modeling, which uses no edge detection step, but local computations instead—only around contour neighborhoods—as well as an "anticipating" strategy that enhances the modeling activity of deformable contour curves. many of the concepts used were originally introduced to study the local structure of discontinuity, in a theoretical and formal statement by leclerc & zucker (1987), but never in a practical situation such as this one. the first part of the paper introduces a region-based energy criterion for active contours, and gives an examination of its implications, as compared to the gradient edge map energy of snakes. then, a simplified optimization scheme is presented, accounting for internal and external energy in separate steps. this leads to a complete treatment, which is described in the last sections of the paper (4 and 5). the optimization technique used here is mostly heuristic, and is thus presented without a formal proof, but is believed to fill a gap between snakes and other useful image representations, such as split-and-merge regions or mixed line-labels image fields.
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Featuring a portable design, the Tiny Love Take Along Mobile keeps your baby entertained wherever you go. With its beautiful, suspended honeybees, and floral details, this rotating mobile ensures hours of entertainment for your babies. It develops the eye-tracking and sound perception skills of babies. Made using plastic, this mobile is strong and long-lasting. The mobile has an alluring pink color that adds to its beauty. It plays five melodies with duration of twenty minutes for your baby. The compact design of the mobile makes it easy to fold and transport. This mobile fits well for most of the pack 'n' plays, infant carriers, and strollers. The Take Along Mobile from Tiny Love needs three AA batteries for operation.
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The city's newest and most exciting contemporary art space is in ... Kwun Tong? Yep. The Osage Contemporary Art Space, founded by Agnes Lin-yin, is a 7,000-sq-ft warehouse studio capable of housing all manner of installations and it is based in the heart of an industrial area.
'It would have been totally inconceivable to realise this kind of space in Central,' says its art consultant, Jonathan Thomson (above). 'Kwun Tong has already been developed by some artists and with the opening of the studio we expect that a critical mass will follow to support the art studios that already exist in the area.'
Call this the East Kowloon cultural project? Osage held an opening this week to introduce the location to the media and proclaim its aim to present innovative, exciting and cutting-edge contemporary art. 'Here we can handle any medium and, yes, it'll be great for throwing parties too. We do use it for that purpose after hours some nights,' Thomson says.
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South Africa's pool B opponents have been called lightweights and easy pickings, but the Springboks know they should not take any of them for granted. Each side has their own strengths and the Boks will need to be at their best. We take a look at South Africa's records against each of their group opponents. Note that all fixtures are South African standard time.
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Keller's IGA, located at 319 Ludlow Ave. in Clifton, shut down Thursday citing tax issues. While the doors are still locked, it has been announced that the store's liquor license is no longer suspended.
Cliftonites have been shopping at IGA's Ludlow location since 1939. Nestled near Arlin's Bar and Esquire Theater, Keller's was one of the only grocery stores in walking distance from The University of Cincinnati and has been a staple for many students and locals, especially those on foot.
While there is a CVS Pharmacy and United Dairy Farmer's nearby, the closest full-service grocery stores are the Kroger stores on West Corry Street (1.5 miles away) and off Spring Grove Avenue (1.7 miles away). The absence of Keller's not only leaves locals with fewer shopping options, but leaves a gap in array of locally-owned businesses in the Gaslight District.
While many former Keller's shoppers will turn to new stores where they can purchase deli items and fresh produce, they will most likely have to forgo supporting a neighborhood store and resort to a larger chain. A sign on Keller's door urges patrons to do what they can to save this local business.
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Cincinnati ranked No. 2 for highest child poverty out of 76 major U.S. cities in 2012, the Children's Defense Fund (CDF) of Ohio said Friday.
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The data, adopted from the U.S. Census Bureau, also shows Ohio's child poverty rate of 23.6 percent exceeded the national rate of 22.6 percent in 2012, despite slight gains over the previous year.
"When three of the top five American cities with the highest rates of child poverty are in Ohio, it is clear that children are not a priority here," said Renuka Mayadev, executive director of CDF of Ohio. "Significant numbers of our children do not meet state academic standards because their basic needs are not being met."
With the contentious streetcar debate over for now, some local leaders are already turning their attention to Cincinnati's disturbing levels of poverty.
Mayor John Cranley on Thursday told reporters that he intends to unveil an anti-poverty initiative next year. A majority of council members also told CityBeat that they will increase human services funding, which goes to agencies that address issues like poverty and homelessness, even as they work to structurally balance the city's operating budget.
Outside City Hall, the Strive Partnership and other education-focused organizations are working to guarantee a quality preschool education to all of Cincinnati's 3- and 4-year-olds. The issue, which will most likely involve a tax hike of some kind, could appear on the 2014 ballot.
Cincinnati restaurants Adriatico's and Eli's BBQ got national recognition this week when they appeared on Urbanspoon's top 100 "cheap eats" list. Urbanspoon chose these two eateries, as well as 98 more, from the million (yes, million) restaurants in their database.
Eli's BBQ upgraded from a tent at Fountain Square and Findlay Market to a permanent home in the East End this year. They serve smoked meat and home-cooked sides. On Friday afternoons, you can bring your own drinks to accompany the pulled pork and macaroni and cheese on your plate. Eli's offers hickory-smoked ribs, all-beef hotdogs, pulled pork sandwiches and more. For a longer rundown of Eli's BBQ, check out CityBeat's review of the joint.
Adriatico's brings New York style pizza to the Queen City. The pizzeria and sports bar is open after midnight each night, so you can get your late-night pizza fix after most places are closed. And since pizza isn't complete without beer, this place has plenty of it. With more than 40 beers on tap plus tons of craft bottled and canned beers, you're able to mix and match pizzas and brews for the best combination for you. To keep up with Adriatico's, check them out on Facebook.
Congratulations to Cincinnati's cheap stops to fill up and leave full. Once you give these restaurants a try, check out more local spots because Cincinnati has a lot to offer when it comes to eating.
Last month, the Ohio High School Athletic Association declared her ineligible for the current basketball season. It says her family's move into the suburban school district was not for "bona fide" reasons; it was solely to play basketball. A lawsuit filed by Paige's mother, Vivian Watkins, contends Withrow High School opposed the transfer and filed an inaccurate complaint that led to the ban. OHSAA has not yet filed its formal response in the case. Court officials told CityBeat its lawyer has been in touch with the judge and indicated it will fight to keep Paige from playing high school hoops.
The 18-year-old Paige is a 5-foot-7 guard who is one of Cincinnati's top female athletes. A post-high school college scholarship might be hanging in the balance of the court case. She was all-conference for the past three seasons in the Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference, the league which includes most of the city's public urban high schools. (Clark Montessori and Walnut Hills are the two city schools that are in different leagues). Three years worth of Paige's stats are available by clicking here.
Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Robert Ruehlman has scheduled a Dec. 4 hearing on a request for a temporary injunction that would lift the OHSAA ban and allow Paige to play. The basketball player's mom — who is acting as her own lawyer in the case — says legitimate family issues led to the move outside the city. The mom contends the OHSAA has refused to consider evidence showing her daughter transferred to Winton Woods because the mom's marriage broke down and she moved into a suburban apartment with her two children.
"Mrs. Watkins looked for apartments that would fit her budget and a decent community to reside in," the mom wrote in the lawsuit against the OHSAA. "She looked all over and finally found a place in May of 2012. Since Alexxus was moving with her it would have been hard to transport Alexxus back and forth to Withrow High School, so it was decided that Alexxus would attend Winton Woods High School which is closer to Alexxus place of residence."
The state rule is designed to hamper schools from recruiting star athletes to pump up their sports programs. In the past, there have been allegations that players enrolled in schools where they did not actually reside, or had temporarily "moved" in order to improve a team.North College Hill was dogged for years over rumors it recruited O.J. Mayo and Bill Walker for its state championship hoops teams. Both are now in the NBA: Walker plays for the New York Knicks and Mayo is with the Memphis Grizzlies.
Tristate hipsters' shopping selection has significantly decreased with the closing of Newport's Village Discount Outlet this week.
Those not in the know often knock Cincinnati for a dilapidated arts scene, as if a conservative political climate results in a conservative cultural one. Those who have read CityBeat over the years hopefully know that this is a myth. Cincinnati's arts and music scene is often right on time, if not a few steps ahead. Tonight's tribute to the Ludlow Garage (and Rick Bird's feature this week on the late '60s/early '70s venue) is just one example that bucks any misconception that Cincinnati is, always was and will always be a backwards, messed-up city with, say it with me now, "nothing to do."
The accelerated speed of tech developments over the past decade has changed the world in innumerable ways. The impact it has had on music is glaring, completely readjusting how the worldwide music industry operates and affecting everything from the way the sounds are created, recorded and distributed to the way they are experienced by listeners. Cincinnati's Walk the Moon is currently in the midst of a quick rise in the music world that is a perfect example of how the career plans of aspiring young artists can today play out over an amazingly short period of time. It's why you might want to catch Walk the Moon's concert tonight at Oakley's 20th Century Theater.
America knew Henry Darger late. So it goes for most prodigious artists. Born in 1892, Darger worked as custodian at a children's school for most of his life. His mother died early and his sister was put up for adoption. Darger actually never met his sister and spent his time growing up in various institutions, including a children's mental asylum.


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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO obtained information relating to Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) budget deferrals and addressed questions concerning: (1) the status of the development of SPR sites; (2) the time and money needed to prepare SPR sites for continued oil fill; (3) the Department of Energy's (DOE) plan for SPR under a moratorium; (4) the effects of deferrals on completion of SPR; and (5) DOE plans for using funds appropriated for SPR.
GAO found that, in anticipation of the administration's proposed indefinite moratorium and funding deferrals, DOE: (1) has stopped all cavern leaching activities; (2) has suspended all further contract award proceedings and construction action at the Big Hill and Bayou Choctaw storage sites; (3) after purchasing sufficient oil to fill SPR to 500 million barrels, will discontinue oil purchases after May 1986; and (4) is developing a new transition plan describing all of the actions required to put SPR facilities in a standby status. Although the wells and caverns are completed and the surface construction for the initial caverns is nearly completed, the water, brine, and oil pipelines that were to be completed concurrently with the surface construction are not yet completed. GAO estimated that DOE would need approximately $202 million to complete all the facilities and leach all the caverns and would need approximately 34 months after contracts have been awarded to complete and fill all of the caverns to their 140-million-barrel storage capacity. DOE estimated that the deferral would result in a delay of at least 1 month for every month that work is not resumed, plus contract reactivation time of unknown duration. DOE has proposed the deferral of $198 million in facilities funds and $577 million in oil funds and the continued deferral of oil account money until a decision is made on future oil purchases. The remainder of the funds would be used to maintain and fill SPR to 500 million barrels.
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Spent Nuclear Fuel:Legislative, Technical, and Societal Challenges to Its TransportationGAO-16-121T: Published: Oct 1, 2015. Publicly Released: Oct 1, 2015.
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Nuclear Nonproliferation:DOE Made Progress to Secure Vulnerable Nuclear Materials Worldwide, but Opportunities Exist to Improve Its EffortsGAO-15-799: Published: Sep 23, 2015. Publicly Released: Sep 23, 2015.
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Technology Assessment:Nuclear Reactors: Status and Challenges in Development and Deployment of New Commercial ConceptsGAO-15-652: Published: Jul 28, 2015. Publicly Released: Jul 28, 2015.
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Defense Energy:Observations on DOD's Investments in Alternative FuelsGAO-15-674: Published: Jul 27, 2015. Publicly Released: Jul 27, 2015.
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DOE Project Management:NNSA Should Ensure Equal Consideration of Alternatives for Lithium ProductionGAO-15-525: Published: Jul 13, 2015. Publicly Released: Jul 13, 2015.
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Crude Oil Export Restrictions:Studies Suggest Allowing Exports Could Reduce Consumer Fuel PricesGAO-15-745T: Published: Jul 8, 2015. Publicly Released: Jul 8, 2015.
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Electricity:Generation Mix Has Shifted, and Growth in Consumption Has Slowed, Affecting System Operations and PricesGAO-15-524: Published: May 29, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 29, 2015.
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Renewable Energy:BLM Has Limited Assurance That Wind and Solar Projects Are Adequately BondedGAO-15-520: Published: Jun 5, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 23, 2015.
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Chris Brown is a known gang affiliate who probably irritates victims of gang violence yet remains conspicuously popular among the Nobody You Know demo. For whatever reason Brown has received a pass to permeate mainstream media even though he only performs at crime scenes now and nobody can name any of his songs. Its like if the guy hanging out outside the 7-11 with a backwards bandana took over hosting Late Night for David Letterman. Brown's mom is apparently now trying to convince her son's therapist to get Brown to drop his gang peeps. While it would be a funny idea for a movie starring Kevin Hart and Robert De Niro pretending to be a tough guy, it seems futile when applied to the real wold and an unredeemable asshole.
"I talk to my therapist twice a week whether it's good or bad…I think it's good to have somebody that you can vent to. Somebody that understands situations and is not judgmental…as a young guy coming up in the industry at fifteen, you don't really get that, you don't get the crash course on how to grow up and how to learn from your mistakes and handle situations differently."
Actually everyone should be judgmental of abusive assholes. Not sure what these sessions entail, but for anyone not psychotically inclined it's a clear decision. The Bloods don't boast a track record of success, although neither do shitty former teeny bopper R&B singers with inadequacy issues. Brown should probably fire his shrink and get his advice from random people in line at supermarkets. It would be more to the point. It seems everyone involved in this story is failing on multiple levels including all of society and the mental health field. If my Death Pool is correct we shouldn't have to listen to this shit too much longer.
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