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This package contains hands-on code breaking activities based on
the Enigma Schools Project. Suitable for Stages 2, 3 and 4.
Make some celtic knot patterns using tiling techniques
Exploring balance and centres of mass can be great fun. The
resulting structures can seem impossible. Here are some images to
encourage you to experiment with non-breakable objects of your own.
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These models have appeared around the Centre for Mathematical Sciences. Perhaps you would like to try to make some similar models of your own.
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starting point, going back to the practical can help explain. . . .
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Design and construct a prototype intercooler which will satisfy agreed quality control constraints.
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It's hard to make a snowflake with six perfect lines of symmetry,
but it's fun to try!
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MUST touch two others. How many are needed?
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This part introduces the use of Logo for number work. Learn how to use Logo to generate sequences of numbers.
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It seems that there must be more to baldness than that.
For one thing, humans generally tend to only lose their hair on the top of their heads.
Nearly all bald people retain the hair around the sides and back of their head, its a very rare condition to lose all the hair on your head. Usually you get left with the "horseshoe" pattern around the sides and back.
Another thing is that baldness is by far the highest among the Caucasian (white) population and less often seen in blacks and Asians, and pretty much unheard of among the Indian population of the Americas.
So are you saying that white folk have more zeta genes in them than other people
**Correction: ... Not "Zeta Genes" ... "One People Genes" ... Or ... "One Of One People Genes" !!
**In Response: **They You Term "White Folk" ... Have A Particular "Genetic Mix" ... Which Gives Them ... Such Dispositions !!
and that native Americans never have the Zeta genes?
**There Are Many Beings ... Of Many "Genetic Mixes" ... Of Those Termed "Native Americans" !! ... They Come From ... Many Galactic Backgrounds !!
What about the conduit.. isn't he native American?
**The Conduit Has Many Lifetimes ... In The Embodiment Of ... Ones Termed: "Native American" !!
Is he the first bald native American?
**The Question Does Not Relate !!
Didn't a group of the Apexians split off and end up in the Sedona Arizona area?
**There Was A Party ... A Group Of Apexians ... Who Came To Terra/Earth ... Ones That Left The Apex World ... Before The "Great War" Got Started !! ... This Was One Group ... That Found Terra/Earth ... That Flew Over The Lands Of Your "Today" ... Of Sedona, Arizona Vicinity ... & Of This Reminding Them Of Their Former Apexian World ... Their Home World ... They Landed & Settled ... In This Area !!
Shouldn't we find that the Native Americans in that area are all bald? That doesn't seem to be the case though, in fact I think none of them are bald...
**As We Said ... There Are Many Genetic Mixes !! ... & ... Many Improvements Made ... To Later Models ... & Those Who Have Been "Borrowed" !!
**Of The Conduit ... He Is Of The Energies Of ... The Apexians ... The Changed Apexians ... Their Tribal Descendants (On Terra/Earth) & Of The Essessani (The Blend Between "Humans" & The People/One People) !!
Baldness seems more like an autoimmune disorder to me.
It's definitely been linked to things like stress and poor nutrition, overactive oil glands on the head, poor blood flow to the scalp etc.
Inflammation is often found in the follicles affected and
treating that inflammation through dietary or natural means has been shown to slow the balding process down.
**There Are Many Factors !! ... Many Things That Can "Influence" ... Cause This To Come About !! ... Which Includes ... Genetic/Energy "Pre-Disposition" !!
**There Are Those Things ... That Can Be "Treated" ... & Those Things That Are "Pre-Determined" !!
Farewell For Now !!
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Thanks so much for a wonderful theme, Tomas!
Where is entry-meta defined? I'd like to switch the order of the author and date.
Thanks so much for a wonderful theme, Tomas!
Where is entry-meta defined? I'd like to switch the order of the author and date.
Hi, azw, it is in functions.php of Tiny Forge: section 10.0 - Content meta information.
if you're using a child theme, just copy whole chunk to child theme's functions.php to override it.
When you're done with site building, please share your work! :)
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Thanks, Tomas, that worked!
I understand that using the child theme protects my changes from being overwritten when the theme is updated. Do the functions and other parts in the child theme ever have to be updated because of changes in the theme? Or are they relatively stable/unchanging?
Right, your changes are protected. I add sometimes additional functions, but they would introduce some new options, so you'll be good ;)
You can always compare files to see if there is anything you would like to port in to your child theme.
BTW you gave me a good idea - in the next version I put author in the first place :)
You're good! Thanks again!
When you're finished, please share your work results ;)
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Welcome to the Microeconometric and Public Policy (MPP) working group in the School of Economics at the University of Sydney!
The group provides an opportunity for academic staff working on empirical microeconomics and public policy, broadly understood, to present ongoing research, including at the earliest stages. This group includes Tiho Ancev, Kadir Atalay, Garry Barrett, Shyamal Chowdhury, Deborah Cobb-Clark, Nick de Roos, Rebecca Edwards, Hayley Fisher, Tim Fisher, Colm Harmon, Jian Hong, Kevin Schnepel, Stefanie Schurer, Katrien Stevens, Russell Toth, Agnieszka Tymula, David Ubilava, Jordi Vidal Robert, Marian Vidal-Fernandez, and Stephan Whelan. Other interested faculty and Ph.D. students with research relevant to the themes of the group are invited to present from time to time.
There can be more than one presenter in a given week, depending on how much material each presenter has ready. However, keeping in mind the need to allow ample time for discussion of early-stage work, we usually plan to have a single presenter present for 30-40 minutes, and allow the remainder of the time for questions and discussion.
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Ag Progress Days tours to highlight Penn State research
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Free, daily bus tours during the event will take attendees into the field at the surrounding, 2,000-acre Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center to learn about projects focusing on topics such as pasture and grazing management, woodlot management, wildlife habitat and biofuel feedstocks.
Can synthetic clays save a world awash in pollution?
July 21, 2016
In a series of high profile journal articles published over the past 30 years, Sridhar Komarneni has explored ways to remove radioactivity from the environment. A materials scientist and Distinguished Professor of Clay Mineralogy, Komarneni develops specially structured synthetic clays capable of immobilizing radioactive species by ion exchange.
Trees rely on a range of strategies to hunt for nutrient hot spots
July 20, 2016
The precision of the nutrient-seeking strategies that help trees grow in temperate forests may be related to the thickness of the trees' roots and the type of fungi they use, according to David Eissenstat, professor of woody plant physiology, Penn State. The tree must use a variety of strategies because nutrients often collect in pockets -- or hot spots -- in the soil, he added.
Female deer disperse farther than males, present disease-control challenge
June 29, 2016
Fewer female white-tailed deer disperse than males, but when they do, they typically travel more than twice as far, taking much more convoluted paths and covering larger areas. These findings have important deer-management implications in states where chronic wasting disease is known to be infecting wild, free-ranging deer, noted researcher Duane Diefenbach, adjunct professor of wildlife ecology.
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Even though amphibian populations are declining sharply worldwide, there is no smoking gun to indicate a cause and thus no simple solution to halting or reversing these declines.
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25 years of protecting the rivers you love
Idaho Rivers United is a conservation organization representing all who love the freedom, adventure and solitude of Idaho's rivers. Our mission is to protect and restore the rivers of Idaho.
Since our founding in 1990, IRU has become a powerful force for safeguarding Idaho's imperiled wild steelhead and salmon, protecting and enhancing stream flows and riparian areas, and defending and promoting the wild and scenic qualities of our wild rivers. Our supporters are river lovers who work together to keep Idaho's rivers healthy and flourishing for generations to come.
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Departures magazine features Idaho's endangered wild salmon and the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. IRU is proud to have helped bring this regional issue to Departures' 1.3 million readers.
After months of legal wrangling with Wild and Scenic River advocates, the U.S. Forest Service has withdrawn its proposal to log more than 2,000 acres in the Wild and Scenic Selway River canyon.
Nineteen years ago this month The Idaho Statesman launched a three-part editorial series calling for removal of the four lower Snake River dams to restore wild salmon, stop taxpayer waste and energize the economy.
U.S. District Judge Edward J. Lodge again found that the Forest Service had acted arbitrarily and capriciously by approving the CuMo Exploration Project in the Bloise River headwaters without adequate environmental analysis.
Even the individual least swayed by the argument that rivers are worth protecting for their own sake should recognize and support the economically founded argument that bringing salmon back to the Snake River will save taxpayer dollars, create jobs, and increase the overall economic health of communities connected to the Snake River.
On July 2, The Seattle Times published guest opinions by two men arguing for and against removal of the lower Snake River dams. IRU's Kevin Lewis weighs in on the debate.
IRU Guide Education Coordinator Natalie Shellworth spent the spring traveling Idaho to talk with raft guides about the important role they play in protecting and preserving the wild rivers and native fish of Idaho.
Contrary to its title, the state of Idaho's proposed new Sustainability Policy, which would be an amendment to the State Water Plan, does not consider climate change, water quality, healthy rivers, public health or recreational assets.
A never-say-die dam proposal for the Bear River of southeast Idaho is finally dead. Citing a host of environmental concerns raised by IRU and our allies, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission today formally rejected the application to build a new hydropower dam at the Bear River narrows, a scenic canyon east of Preston and an area popular with anglers and paddlers.
Random Documents is a series of blogs from IRU that feature random documents and tidbits of wisdom from the IRU archives. In this installment, IRU intern Deena Merrill explores an old communication between an Oregon attorney and former IRU Director Wendy Wilson.
Read quotes and excerpts from Judge Michael Simon's ruling on behalf of endangered wild salmon and steelhead.
IRU's Kevin Lewis writes a compelling guest opinion about IRU's recent federal court win for wild salmon.
A federal court order issued May 12 protects the Selway and Middle Fork Clearwater Wild and Scenic rivers from clear cuts and roads planned by the U.S. Forest Service following the 2014 Johnson Bar Fire.
In a powerful 149-page ruling delivered yesterday, federal District Judge Michael Simon lambasted the federal government for failing to show that its dams on the Columbia and Snake rivers aren't driving endangered salmon and steelhead toward extinction.
IRU Development Director Anna Buschbacher learned many things from her grandma. Luck for IRU, two of them are a love of rivers and the importance of giving back to her community.
Citing harm to the rare, native plant Sacajawea's bitterroot and uncertain impacts to water quality, three conservation groups filed their opening brief in court yesterday to stop the CuMo mineral exploration project from moving forward in the headwaters of the Boise River.
IRU Executive Director Mark Blaiser reflects on river victories won and river victories yet to come while floating through the majestic canyons of the Owyhee River.
Citing imminent and irreparable harm to two of America's original Wild and Scenic Rivers, two environmental groups yesterday filed for an emergency preliminary injunction to stop a Selway River logging operation.
A federal judge this week upheld Wild and Scenic River values when he declared that the U.S. Forest Service ignored the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act by approving access to a state logging sale in the Selway River canyon.
IRU is thrilled to be part of Treefort Serve365 this year. We'll be outside the Treefort main stage at the corner of Grove and 11th Streets from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, March 26. Come help us spread the word about Idaho's incredible rivers and opportunities to volunteer on their behalf.
IRU board member Ken Anderson has paddled the Middle Fork of the Salmon more than 65 times, which adds up to more than 650 miles on that river alone. "I became involved with Idaho Rivers United because it is the watchdog for protecting rivers like the Middle Fork," he said.
For every dollar American taxpayers spend to maintain the lower Snake River dams, 15 cents is returned in benefits. In contrast, Earth Economics estimates that removing the dams would provide a $4 benefit for every $3 invested in the system.
Idaho Rivers United filed in federal court today to defend the Wild and Scenic rivers of the Clearwater River basin in North Idaho. The suit challenges the U.S. Forest Service's approval of the Johnson Bar Fire Salvage Project, which would facilitate logging of 34 million board feet of timber from 2,104 acres within the watershed of the Selway and Middle Fork Clearwater rivers.
Using a camera and social media as his tools, Boise fly fisherman and IRU member Bryan Huskey has spent the past five years trying to spread the word about gentle handling of fish. His education effort has become a movement.
Crews working on the new greenbelt extension between Garden City and Boise unearthed an apparent illegal oil or fuel dump last Friday.
Idaho's rivers and fish won yesterday when the Idaho House Resources and Conservation Committee voted to nix a bill that sought to exempt recreational dredge mining from state water quality regulations.
I became, as avid boaters do, a student of rives. I learned which were dammed or diverted, and why. I studied how irrigation affects flows and water quality. I studied the species that call Idaho's rivers home and grew an appreciation for the complexity of how uniquely balanced and important river ecosystems are.
It's been 16 years to the day since the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers held one of the most heated public hearings in the long-running fight to save Idaho's endangered wild salmon. It was Feb. 10, 2000, and more than 1,600 people crowded into the Lewis-Clark Convention Center in Clarkston, Wash.


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Canadian Stocks Fall as U.S. Fed Launches Asset-Purchase Program
Canadian stocks fell the most in a week after the U.S. Federal Reserve said it will buy an additional $600 billion of Treasuries because of "disappointingly slow" economic progress.
Goldcorp Inc., the world's second-largest gold producer, lost 1.1 percent as the metal retreated. Agrium Inc., Canada's second-largest fertilizer producer, fell 2.7 percent after missing analysts' earnings estimates. Copper producer Taseko Mines Ltd. sank 25 percent as the Canadian government denied its plans for a mine in British Columbia.
The Standard & Poor's/TSX Composite Index decreased 10.3 points, or 0.1 percent, to 12,671.12, remaining below yesterday's close after the U.S. Fed's decision on the securities-purchasing program known as quantitative easing.
"The fact that they've done it is saying they're not confident in the economy at this moment," said Doug Davis, chief executive officer of Davis-Rea Ltd. in Toronto, which manages C$400 million ($394 million). "There will be people who will stay cautious as a result of this and not come back to the market."
The benchmark had surged 13 percent in the four months ending yesterday as investors anticipated further stimulus to recharge the economic recovery. Most economists in a Bloomberg survey had forecast the Fed would pledge to buy at least $500 billion in securities.
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Gold, silver and copper dropped, indicating some investors had overestimated the Fed's easing program, said Chyanne Fickes, vice president of investments at Stone Asset Management in Toronto, which oversees about C$800 million.
"People were talking about $100 billion a month," Fickes said. "That was baked into the market. It turned out to be $75" billion a month.
Goldcorp declined 1.1 percent to C$44.89. Barrick Gold Corp., the world's largest producer of the metal, lost 1 percent to C$48.68. Yamana Gold Inc., Canada's fourth-largest producer, decreased 2.4 percent to C$10.86.
Agrium fell 2.7 percent to C$85.59 after its third-quarter profit missed the average analyst estimate by 60 percent, excluding certain items. P.J. Juvekar, an analyst at Citigroup Inc., cut his rating on the shares to "hold" from "buy."
Taseko Mines slumped 25 percent, the most since 1999, to C$4.94 a day after Canadian Environment Minister Jim Prentice said the government has refused permission for the Prosperity mine. In July, a government panel had said the project would harm fish habitat, navigation and land use by Indian groups.
Gold Buyer
Franco-Nevada Corp., which had agreed to buy 22 percent of the gold produced at Prosperity, fell 3.2 percent to C$34.43.
The S&P/TSX Financials Index rose after the Fed released its statement.
Manulife Financial Corp., North America's third-largest insurer, gained 2.2 percent to C$12.90 before the release of its second-quarter financial results. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Canada's fifth-largest bank, advanced 0.9 percent to C$78.57. Property and casualty insurer Intact Financial Corp. increased 3.8 percent to C$47.37 after announcing third-quarter earnings that beat the average analyst estimate by 38 percent, excluding certain items.
Construction company Aecon Group Inc. tumbled 9.7 percent, the most since 2008, to C$10.97 after its third-quarter earnings excluding certain items missed the average analyst estimate by 62 percent.
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Oilfield-services providers Calfrac Well Services Ltd. and Pason Systems Inc. surged after reporting profit that surpassed analyst forecasts. Calfrac climbed 4.6 percent to C$27.04 after beating the average analyst estimate by 74 percent, excluding certain items.
Pason rallied 5.9 percent to C$12.44 after topping the average forecast by 9.6 percent. The last figure that would have been higher were it not for higher stock-based compensation and taxes, according to Brian G. Purdy, an analyst at National Bank of Canada.
Propane distributor Superior Plus Corp. dropped for a sixth day, sinking 6.1 percent to a 14-month low of C$11.15 after cutting its profit forecasts for 2010 and 2011. The company said it expects to earn C$1.75 a share to C$2 a share next year, down from a range of C$1.85 a share to C$2.05 a share.
Ivanhoe Mines Ltd., which is developing a copper and gold mine in Mongolia with Rio Tinto Group, jumped 6.1 percent to a record C$26.28 after an Aluminum Corp. of China executive said his company wants to participate in the project. Zhao Zhengang, general manager of overseas investment for the state-owned company known as Chinalco, made the comment in an interview with Bloomberg News.


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An architecture for on-wafer processing is proposed for central silicon-strip tracker systems as they are currently designed for high energy physics experiments at the Superconducting Super Collider (SSC), and for heavy ion experiments at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC). The authors discuss a concrete example which is based on the preliminary design for a central silicon tracker. The complete digital information generated on a silicon wafer for use in the silicon tracker system can be compressed by as much as a factor of 40. A set of data which completely describes the state of the wafer for low occupancy events and which contains important statistical information for more complex events can be transmitted immediately. This information could be used in early trigger decisions. Additional data packages which complete the description of the state of the wafer vary in size and are sent through a second channel


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(LOS ANGELES, CA) -- This Saturday night, July 8, 2000, The Dr. Susan Block Show will feature David Aaron Clark & Rubee Tuesday, Jeff & Kris Booth, and, as always, callers from around the globe.
After the talk show part of the program, we'll invite guests and studio-audience volunteers to dance, play, and enjoy Mario Saucedo's Bondage Cross, Dildo Chairs and other pieces of interactive art at the Speakeasy Gallery. This show can be viewed live on Saturday night for FREE on our What's New? page.
It will be shown subsequently among archived programs in our Erotic Theater of the Mind, and will be edited for broadcast in the next few months as a half-hour episode of The Dr. Susan Block Show, airing weekly on cable TV stations throughout the Greater LA area, as well as in various locations around the world.
BlockStudios are located at the Dr. Susan Block Institute for the Erotic Arts & Sciences, a center of sex education, expression and exploration in Downtown LA. The Institute also houses Dr. Suzy's Speakeasy and the Speakeasy Gallery, featuring LA's only permanent collection of erotic art (curator: Kim Mendoza). Regular Speakeasy Gallery hours are Thursday-Saturday, 4 - 9 PM
For further information and reservations (to attend any show in person), please call 213.749.1330, & ask for show reservations. We have limited audience space, so please call in advance. Or just watch the live broadcast right on our What's New? page or at www.radiosuzy1.com. It's free every Saturday night! Other free showings occur on these pages about once a day at different times.
Saturday, July 15, 2000: The Blockettes: Kim, Jolie, Kamala, Norma, Karen & More
Friday, July 21, 2000, 9-10 PM: Dr. Block speaks on "The 10 Commandments of Pleasure" at The Best of LA Festival in the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium (on The Lifestyle Stage 2000, right after Arianna Huffington) For information, call 310.358.9090 or go to efestivals.com.
Saturday, July 22, 2000: Brooke Hunter, Shay Sights, Cherry Mirage, Sean Michaels
Saturday, July 29, 2000, starting at 9 PM: Opening Night for "DEMOCRATIC SEX" a new exhibit of political erotic art at Dr. Susan Block's Speakeasy Gallery, Patriotic Erotica, Gonzo Art, American Beauties, Flag Fantasies, Erotica Revolutionnaria, Art that Makes You Want to Stand Up & Salute! Featuring Works by Mario Saucedo, Skee Goodhart, Glenn Campbell, Viktor, Ray Cirino, Tony Ward, Dennis Dutzi, Frank Rozasy, Tom Zimmerman, Lanning Gold, Doug Johns, Tomas Lane, Joseph Franklin, Penny Antine, Michael Perry, Onie Montes, Karin Swildens, Ed Fox, Lars Stewart, Eban Lehrer, Jolie Barry, Mike Castro, Marla Mossman, Sagor, Julie Carlson, David Heckman, Rebecca Boyer, Ken Marcus, Kimberly Jordan, Andrew Dunbar, Thomas Lane, Willem de Ridder, The Gus, Annie Sprinkle & other distinguished local and internationally renowned Speakeasy Gallery artists. Plus: Dr. Block's Own Hungry Republicans. With a Special Display of Vintage Political Erotica from Taschen Books. Artists who wish to exhibit in this show should contact Kim Mendoza firstname.lastname@example.com or call 213.749.1330.
Special Showings During the Democratic Presidential Convention, being held August 14-17, 2000 at the LA Convention Center, within ejaculating distance of Dr. Suzy's Speakeasy at 1358 S. Flower Street in the Heart of Downtown LA. Attendance at the July 29 Opening: $35 per couple.
You must RSVP to attend. Call 213.749.1330. A portion of the proceeds goes to help save the bonobo chimpanzees who "make love, not war," but are nearing extinction in their native habitat of the Congo. A portion of the buzz of this show will go toward giving Al Gore some sorely needed sex appeal! For information & images, please call Speakeasy Gallery Art Curator Kim Mendoza at 213.749.1330.
BE THERE OR BE FASCIST! This show will run until the beginning of November, 2000. Sponsored by Female FYI, Jon D. Garrett for Hair, UltraVixen Fashions & The Love Boutique in Tarzana
August 4, 2000: Dr. Suzy speaks on The Bonobo Way to Mensa in Dana Point For more on Dr. Block & The Bonobo Way, read Deirdre Guthrie's brilliant article in Salon: "The Erin Brockovich of the Bonobos" at http://www.salon.com/people/feature/2000/05/18/drblock/index.html
Pick up a copy of the August 2000 issue of "Over 40 Magazine" for a great interview with Dr. Suzy by Barbara Carrellas & cool photo spread featuring Speakeasy Gallery photographers,
Saturday, August 12, 2000: The Learning Annex Comes to The Speakeasy. Dr. Block speaks on Ethical Hedonism: 2 PM - 5 PM at the Speakeasy Gallery. Call 310.478.6677
Thursday, August 31, 2000: An Intimate Evening with Radical Performance Artist Frank Moore at Dr. Suzy's Speakeasy.
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Last August, Jamie Fly and other FPI members said Iran continues steady progress toward developing nuclear weapons. Its missile capability can't be underestimated.
"Given Iran's progress," said Fly, it's "rapidly approaching a nuclear threshold which will allow its senior leadership to decide at short notice when to make the final dash to produce nuclear weapons."
Of course, no evidence whatever supports his view or other hawks espousing similar ones. Iran's program is entirely peaceful. You'd never know it from uber-hawk claims. They support regime change by any means.
Fly claims the Iranian government's "days are numbered." America has "a role to play," he stresses. It's involved "in helping bring about its collapse"." He barely stopped of saying what he means.
He and other FPI members support war. So do other neocon uber-hawks. Post-November 6, they may get what they wish for. Perhaps they'll end up regretting it. Survivors of the holocaust unleashed have no say. Isn't it always that way.
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In the Instagram parlance, "#TBT" means Throwback Thursday, a magical mythical day where people post pictures from childhood or college or a week ago because the internet is where irony went to die. It's all very telling, like this #TBT from some blogger or whatever:
Even then my future as a windbreaker cowboy was so, so crystal clear.
But the best come from celebrities because they are superior beings, and none more so than the former child stars of ABC's TGIF lineup, who frequently post nostalgic shots of a simpler time and reunion photos that give us youthful feels as the kids say (CORY AND TOPANGA 4EVER). Here are some of the best.
Danielle Fishel, aka, Topanga from Boy Meets World
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Bonus Mike Seaver, the dreamiest zealot.
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After putting together an eclectic showcase at the Paris Fashion Week FW '15 earlier this year, Manish Arora's skull-head bags from the show are now available in India. Collaborating with Exclusively.com, here is what will grace the high fashion designer's catalogue on the e-tail website. Continue Reading »
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India Couture Week 2014: Day 4 & 5 with Manish Arora, Gaurav Gupta & Manish Malhotra
So finally the bridal carnival at the India Couture Week got a perfect sign off by couture specialists Manish Arora and Manish Malhotra. Presenting his brand 'Indian' by Manish Arora, the designer truly benchmarked his way up with a futuristic approach on Day 4, whilst Manish Malhotra... Continue Reading »
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