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Blogging For Momentary Effect
One of the many ways Bruce Sterling is brilliant is his ability to churn out useful analogies. In this interview he explains the ephemeral nature of blogging in a way that resonates strongly with me:
I'm a blogger and I'm very keen on randomly-assembled narrative chunks, but I've always known that blog content has a short shelf-life. It's like doing stand-up comedy.
Just so. I take him to mean that a blog post has a moment and a context and an intended audience. Even if it "works" on the moment it's delivered, it isn't designed or intended to make sense or offer amusement a year later. Sometimes, though serendipity, it may; but that's neither the intention nor (usually) the outcome.
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Skip to comments.Al Gore Calls For Arab Spring Uprising Against Tea Party Movement (Video)
Posted on 08/04/2011 7:07:57 AM PDT by OneVike
Al Gore seems to think his opinion matters, but until he comes clean on the way he has fleeced the citizens of the world over GW, he will never ever be taken seriously again. Besides, the money George Soros plays with makes the Koch Brothers look like paupers. As for the non-violent uprising in Egypt by the Arab Spring that he wants to happen against the Tea Party, the part that is happening now is all controlled by the Islamic Brotherhood, which is a violent arm of Islam that is responsible for assassinations and assassination attempts throughout their existence. Then he also wants FOX taken care of, does that mean he wants the same kind of treatment to take place as happened to the ABC reporter? From her account she was gang raped by the so-called non-violent Arab Spring protesters. Is he actually calling for the women of FOX news to be raped? Maybe Al should think twice before he calls for women to be treated like he and Bill treat women.
Al should stick to helping the poor polar bears
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Ya, just go home to your wife ... oh ya that's right...
Fat Al is an extremist instigator. Janet Napolitano needs to get off of her fat ass and start investigating him. "Arab Spring?" Give me a break. Al's ass need to be in jail.
Seems Al Gore told his television host Oberm,an that America needs a similar uprising as Egypt had with the Arab spring to overthrow the tea party and Fox news.Video of Al Gore Threatening Tea Party Citizens .----------------------
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Bring it on, jackass.
If they want to "step it up", I'm sure there are plenty of folks out here willing to oblige them.
Sorry Gore, but your side are all pussies.
The best you can hope for are a gang of feral inner city animals, or a band of fat-assed union slobs attacking an 80 year-old female tea party member wearing a cute little hat and waving a pennant.
remember comrade gore invented the internet,
so he knows all about these things.
Bring it on, Gore-bag.
You are proof that senators should not reproduce.
Not you.
Not your father.
(How's that global warming doing, Obamahole?)
I think America's No. 1 "sex crazed love poodle" is in need of another massage.
ahhh...worthy of a repost!
So much for "civil discourse."
Oh, darn! And to think this "man" was almost my president. Sigh.
Oh, darn! And to think this "man" was almost my president. Sigh.
Gore and Edwards belong in the same cell together.
What is he advocating, that the great unwashed parasite class rise up and demand more freebies? What a disgrace to the memory of what was the USA. Oh, by the way, bring it on, I can't wait!
Earth to Al: we are the "AMERICAN Spring." And you're about to get thawed, you revolting piece of poo.
Gee Al,people are marching and dying in the streets in Syria to get rid of a dictatorial repressive regime ....see any correlation between that and the Tea party???
Will he take responsibilty - like what was hurled at Governor Palin - when someone is injured, or worse? (rhetorical question)
OK fat Al, you want a fight? Bring it on. How does one make a citizen's arrest? How does one report a deadly threat? I do not intend to be silent anymore. When someone threatens me on a personal level, I do not take threats lightly.
More stupidity from an irrelevant hasbeen. Does anyone, including Al, think that we will see his fat ass out in front of a bunch of union goons and "youths", waving a stick and hammer and sickle flag, storming a Tea Party gathering in Texas or Oklahoma?
Al has no idea what's happening in America. Who is really up in arms over the Tea Party? Some Union Thugs paid to be there? Some media hacks? A few organized Minority Leaches? The Tea Party IS America. If things don't change they could be the ones in the street calling for change and for Obama and his mad crew to step down. They will not—they will save their rage for November 2012.
The talking points the left prior to that attempted attack are exactly the same talking points we're getting now.
Whatever the issues in Egypt--and few of us are really that clear about the players there--the issues in Germany were very much like those in America--a battle between a people's heritage and the supporters of a new order of things, under a consummate demagogue. Obama has used Nazi type tactics in his rallies, right along--the large numbers chanting in unison--being whipped up into nearly hypnotic unity of purpose.
I am not trying to be an alarmist, here. But just what exactly is Gore saying. The Tea Party folk have public rallies where people discuss the actual issues; people make reasoned arguments for maintaining their traditions. This is not equivalent to the mobs in Cairo; but Gore wants to turn the rising of rooted American awareness of what has been happening into a confrontation between Leftist mobs & thinking Americans.
The key point to remember is this. Both the American Left & the Nazi Left are/were compulsion driven to a great extent. The compulsion is a neurotic need for uniformity. You see the local examples at every turn--the very way that the American Left demonizes dissent against more Government, is not a rational response. They do not seek to debate; only to find a way to suppress.
See Compulsion For Uniformity.
The whole "Politically Correct" thing is another example of this; as is the frenzied need to shout down any discussion of the actual differences among peoples, even while they scream for their fantasy view of "diversity." And note, no one but scoundrels & demagogues actually benefits from their efforts to level the population. (Egalitarian Collectivism Sabotages Human Potential.)
Understand this: We are in a war for the America that has been, with people who despise her & us. They feel they may be losing the initiative, and they will not go quietly away. Calls like this are a serious warning--however kookie they may sound to rooted Americans.
William Flax
agreed- love to know this guys appearance schedule to show up and Freep his sorry ass...
Algore wants Moslem rebels in the streets of American shooting TeaPartiers?
I suppose he wants to turn the national mall into Tahrir Square and see George Bush and Dick Cheney in cages, on trial by a kangaroo court
The German sheeple of the 1930s let their country be destroyed, and the same thing is happening here.
It's almost too late for the soap, ballot, and jury boxes to right the course of this "United" States of America.
Algor's fat [slightly unladylike word].
That said, the present monetary policies in Washington have us well on the way to similar destruction. See Gold & Money In America, II & some of the links you will find there. Our dollar is now only worth a tad over a 1930 penny. And a real run, now, could trigger a hyper-inflation similar to that which destroyed the remaining wealth of the German people.
William Flax
This is really not about the "Arab Spring," which has little or no relevance to American society. Forget for a moment the terminology being used.
Very well put. Did you write all that yourself, or borrowed it? Ar you, William Flax?
If so, I would like to use it in an article I am working on. I am perpetually working on articles, but it seems like I seldom post them anymore because of my on again and off again troubles.
However, freepmail me and we can talk.
Algor's fat [slightly unladylike word].
Nostalgia! Good times...
[rednecks come in many colors]
Ah yes, a classic. That was "Registered's" work wasn't it. Whatever happened to him?
If this spending continues in DC, he can expect the American spring....when we all flood the streets screaming in agony and march on Washington.
He sure is. He is another "community
organizer agitator working on the global level.
Gore urges civil disobedience to stop coal plants
"If you're a young person looking at the future of this planet and looking at what is being done right now, and not done, I believe we have reached the stage where it is time for civil disobedience to prevent the construction of new coal plants that do not have carbon capture and sequestration," Gore told the Clinton Global Initiative gathering to loud applause.
Stuff this in your fat face, Algore!
Sky-high hole blown in AGW theory?
Two stories have dropped that may blow big holes in the anthropogenic global warming argument one of which is literally sky-high. Forbes reports on a peer-reviewed study that uses NASA data to show that the effects of carbon-based warming have been significantly exaggerated. In fact, much of the heat goes out into space rather than stay trapped in the atmosphere, an outcome that started long before AGW alarmists predicted:
The scary thing is Algore has a legion of followers in academia teaching this crap to our kids.
I'm sure he'll prefer a natural hemp rope when the time comes. Even with his girth, a good 2 inch thick naval grade hawser ought to suffice.
I don't think they want the BC issue to go away.
If he's shown to be ineligible, you'll have race riots in every city in the US on a scale of the race war the left has had wet dream as a path to absolute power for over 40 years.
I haven't seen anything to make me believe the left has given up on the dream of a race war as a path to absolute power, in fact everything I see indicates that's exactly what they are doing.
I thank Jesus every day that my parents came to America. A Constitutional Republic with a Constitution that tells gubmint what it CANT do.
A "democracy" is 4 lions and a zebra arguing about whats for dinner. Coptic Christians and women have a problem there.
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Can I hide YARPP easily if it has no content?
There isn't a straightforward way, though you could make the "No related posts" message blank in YARPP options. You can also create a custom YARPP template to display absolutely nothing in this case. More info here:
Yes, I already have my own custom template and after the "else" statement there is indeed nothing. But the widget itself—i.e. the space it takes up and the styling that is applied—is still there.
I noticed that in the default tag and category widgets have a 'hide_empty' option. I was hoping that widget logic would allow me to use it but I haven't found out how.
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Boetius Clancy
Boetius Clancy or MacClancy (died April 1598) was a 16th-century Irish landowner, MP and High Sheriff.
He was born in Co Clare, the son of Hugh Clancy, and was the great-grandson of Murtagh MacClancy of Cnoc-Finn (Knockfinn). He was well educated and fluent in Latin and English. He inherited and lived at the family seat, the castle at Knockfinn in the parish of Killeilagh in County Clare.[1]
In 1585 he was the representative of the newly formed County Clare in the Parliament of Ireland and in 1588 appointed High Sheriff of Clare.
In that year (1588) the Spanish Armada was trying to make its way home through severe storms off the west coast of Ireland and many ships were wrecked or abandoned. Clancy had been advised by William Fitzwilliam, the Lord Deputy that "… we authorise you to make inquiry by all good means, both by oath and otherwise, to take all the hulls of ships, stores, treasures, etc. into your hands and to apprehend and execute all Spaniards found there of what quality so ever. Torture may be used in prosecuting this inquiry". In September two large galleons, the San Marcos and the San Esteban, were wrecked on the Clare coast. Some 60 Spanish crew managed to struggle ashore but were promptly rounded up and imprisoned in Clancy's castle. They were subsequently tortured and hung on a nearby hill now known as Cnoc na Crocaire, or Hangman's Hill and the bodies buried in a mass grave nearby. Clancy also managed to salvage from the wreck an elaborately carved table, now known as the Armada table and kept on show at Bunratty Castle.[2]
He died April, 1598, leaving a son, Murtough Clancy.[3]
- ^ "The History and Topography of the County of Clare". Clare County Library. Retrieved 2011-05-09.
- ^ "The Spanish Armada and the fate of some of its ships off the west Clare coast". Clare County Library. Retrieved 2011-05-09.
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Charles "Buster" Paul Wilson Sr., 66, a native and resident of Gray, died Friday, April 2, 2010, at Thibodaux Regional Medical Center in Thibodaux.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to funeral time Thursday at Eagle Wright Baptist Church in Gray. Service will be held 11 a.m. Thursday at the church, with burial at Mount Olive Baptist Church Cemetery in Gray.
He is survived by one daughter, Wendy Patterson and husband, Terrance, of Plaquemine; three sons, Michael Turner and wife, Sherl, of Houma, Charles Paul Wilson Jr. of New Orleans and Jeffery Wilson and wife, Theta, of Plaquemine; one sister, Shirley Christmas and husband, Larry, of Gray; two brothers, Clarence Duckett of Lawton, Okla., and Joseph Wilson and wife, Jewel, of Gray; 14 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Hilliard Wilson Sr. and Sarah Wilson Mackey; his stepfather, Charlie Mackey; one sister, Ruby Wilson Dudley; and his grandparents, Charlie Ross and Carrie Thomas Ross.
He was Baptist.
Kennedy Funeral Home of Raceland is in charge of arrangements.
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I've had several opinions stating my car needs a cat converter but after failing inspection today, the mechanic said it might need ECT sensor changed. I've read previous posts that cat converters should be covered by manufacturers up to 10years...but Nissan dealership told me it's not covered since the car has 87,000 miles. The job itself is pretty pricey...any suggestions?
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The info I have found under the federal emissions warranty says it is covered for 8 years or 80,000 miles. If you have had all the service work done at the dealer I would complain to the dealer, the Nissan area rep. and anyone else who will listen. The next thing I would do is get a second opinion. Find out why it failed so it doesn't happen again. Check with a local custom exhaust shop for an estimate. They can install just the converter for way less than the dealer. Several years ago I had both converters replaced for $325 the dealer estimate was $1200 for the "Y" pipe plus installation.


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World Briefing | Arctic Ocean: Dilution Could Cut Off Europe's Heat
By Andrew C. Revkin (NYT)
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The total flow of the six largest rivers draining from Eurasia into the Arctic Ocean has increased by 7 percent since 1936, scientists are reporting today in the journal Science. The trend appears linked to a long-term shift in atmospheric pressure and winds around the North Pole and could also be related to global warming, the researchers said. Should the rivers' flow continue to rise through the century, the reduced Arctic salinity could hinder ocean currents that carry warmth north to temper the climate in Western Europe, they said. Andrew C. Revkin (NYT)
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Rhythm Section (Guitar, Drums, Piano, Bass) - DFAC Room C104
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It is to the advantage of all students to prepare for auditions as outlined in item numbers 1, 2 and 3 (saxophonists including 4) that follow. Item numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 are required of all music majors and returning students. In the event that an incoming Freshman Student or Transfer Student has not or is unable to prepare item numbers 1 and 2, he/she will be asked to sight-read per item number 3. All students are asked to prepare to the best of his/her ability.
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2. Improvisation: B-Flat Blues (woodwinds, brass, guitar)*
3. Sight Reading: All students will be asked to sight-read two (2) excerpts demonstrating swing and straight-eighth feels
4. Saxophonists should be prepared to demonstrate doubling abilities if capable of doing so
* Note: In lieu and in place of requirement #1-Etude and #2-Improvisation, students may elect to perform two jazz standards that include improvising at least two choruses, depending upon form length with Abersold recordings.
Sign-up for an audition time on the Bulletin Board located outside DFAC Room B111. Arrive at the audition at least 5 minutes early to complete the online Band Personnel Information prior to the audition. Auditions should take approximately 10 minutes.
Audition results will be posted Friday, August 21, on the Bulletin Board located outside of DFAC Room B111
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Freshmen and Sophomores - Music P 211T
Juniors and Seniors - Music P 411T
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By Bob Reinert, USAG-Natick Public Affairs April 8, 2014
NATICK, Mass. (April 4, 2014) -- It has become a familiar, symbolic sight -- Capt. Justin Fitch walking along local roads, carrying his rucksack.
Fitch, the Headquarters Research Development Detachment commander at the Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center, does this to raise awareness -- and money -- for Soldiers, veterans and their families suffering from post-traumatic stress, or PTS, and suicidal thoughts.
"We're raising awareness, and that's very important," Fitch said. "Part of fixing a problem is knowing that a problem exists. (Suicide is) a very taboo topic with a lot of stigma. It's just not talked about."
Twenty-two veterans commit suicide each day, which adds up to more than 8,000 a year, or, as Fitch pointed out, more than have died in the entire Global War on Terrorism since 2001.
"Twenty-two a day?" Fitch said. "We want to make that number zero. One veteran's suicide is too many."
Toward that end, Fitch and his Team Minuteman alone have raised more than $75,000 since November through "Carry the Fallen," a series of 12-hour team ruck marches. There are 50 such teams nationally, according to Fitch.
Funds from those events go to the "Active Heroes" organization, which is developing a $5 million, 144-acre military family retreat in Shepherdsville, Ky.
"This event is growing," Fitch said. "We definitely raised awareness on a large scale. This cause has gone viral."
Fitch has remained steadfast in his support of the cause despite carrying his own heavy burden: The 31-year-old Hayward, Wis., native has Stage IV colon cancer, and he has become the public face of this effort.
"I absolutely don't mind putting myself out there as long as it strengthens this cause," said Fitch, quick to add that, "It's about so many more people than me."
Fitch pointed to the Carry the Fallen event March 29, along the Boston Marathon course, in which dozens of participants rucked. Among them was Jason Wheeler, a veteran who lost the use of both legs, is partially blind, and suffers from post-traumatic stress, known as PTS, and a traumatic brain injury. Despite recent foot surgery, Wheeler used his wheelchair to carry his ruck along the course.
"It's just inspirational," Fitch said. "There's a reason why this event means so much to him."
Then there was Denise Florio, a disabled veteran with PTS who is also coping with thyroid cancer. Duncan McNaughton, a teenage son of a retired Army Ranger, completed both the November and March events that took place on the marathon course.
Natick employees Darren Bean, Raul Lopez and Sarah Welch supported the event. Bean reached into his own pocket to rent a recreational vehicle so that participants would have a mobile latrine and water source. Welch, a former Army medic, provided medical support out of the RV. Lopez helped them and did some rucking for Fitch when the chronic pain from his cancer flared up.
"There's so many inspiring people, so many inspiring stories, so many heroes, in my mind, out there," Fitch said. "That alone just makes it a great event.
"We had a lot of Gold Star Families show there, too. It was such a big deal to these families that people were standing up to keep this from happening to other people."
Five miles into the ruck march, pain forced Fitch into the RV. He continued to jump out onto the course for a mile or two at a time to walk with others. He latched onto a group of five, covered the last four miles and crossed the finish line.
"I was extremely happy with the whole event, overall," said Fitch, adding that participation had more than doubled from November's ruck march.
Fitch pointed out that participants included some who had experienced PTS and suicidal thoughts firsthand.
"They find great purpose in (the event)," said Fitch, "because they're tied to it and they've lost friends, brothers and sisters in arms, even family members, because of suicide that's service connected. Just the event itself, participating in it, has (helped) people."
Fitch counts himself among them, because there was a time in his own life when thoughts of suicide nearly consumed him.
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The next Boston ruck march will be held May 31, on the marathon course. Fitch said he is already looking forward to it, but he is also realistic.
"I want to keep rucking," Fitch said. "I want to be on the ground with everyone else rucking, defying my condition, but I also may need to take a step back."
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Cardiff Castle is one of Wales' leading heritage attractions and a site of international significance , it is located at the heart of the capital within parklands and at first it does not look like the Castle's fairly modern looking walls and fairytale like towers could conceal over 2,000 years of history.
A Roman fort was probably established at the end of the 50s AD in what is now Cardiff, well placed on a strategic site that afforded easy access to the sea. Some archaeological excavations made during the 1970s indicate that this was only the first of four forts, each a different size that occupied the present site After the Norman Conquest, of south Wales the Castle's keep was built, upon the site of the Roman fort (remains of the Roman wall can still be seen today in the Visitors centre).
The site was originally divided into inner and outer wards, separated by a huge stone wall. The first keep on the motte was erected by Robert Fitzhamon, the Norman Lord of Gloucester, and would have been constructed from wood as would many of the early defences. Not long after many more medieval fortifications and dwellings followed The Castle passed through the hands of many noble families in the following centuries.
In 1766 it was passed by marriage in to the famous Bute family.
It was the 2nd Marquis of Bute who was responsible for making Cardiff into what was once the world's largest coal exporting port, On his death the Castle and Bute fortune was passed to his son John,( the 3rd Marquis of Bute), who by the 1860s was reputed to be the richest man in the world.
It was the 3rd Marquis of Bute who employed the genius architect William Burges to transform the Castle lodgings were he created some lavish Victorian Interiors.
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The Bute family continued to stay at the Castle throughout the 1920s and 30s, Until when the 4th Marquis of Bute died the family decided to give the Castle and most of its parkland, (now known as Bute Park), to the city of Cardiff.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Dennis Lockhart said rising commodity prices are creating "inflation anxiety" even while consumer cost gauges fail to show broader increases.
"There is clearly rising inflation anxiety focused on particular price categories," Lockhart said today in a speech in Atlanta. "I would expect inflation to continue to firm but not leap out of control" and approach the Fed's informal goal of around 2 percent, with unemployment declining at a "slow pace," he said.
Lockhart said it would be "wise" to complete the Fed's planned $600 billion of asset purchases as scheduled under the program aimed at boosting U.S. growth. Earlier today, Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke reiterated to Congress his forecast that growth will accelerate this year, while he wants to see a "sustained period of stronger job creation."
"We see a sustained recovery at a moderate pace of growth," meaning annualized gains in gross domestic product of 3 percent to 4 percent this year, Lockhart said to the Southeast Venture Conference.
Oil traded near a 29-month high as Libyan rebels braced for more attacks by leader Muammar Qaddafi's troops, while Iranian protesters clashed with security forces, Al Arabiya television reported. Lockhart, who spent part of his career in the Middle East, said if unrest spreads to Saudi Arabia, that would be a "wild card" for the economic outlook.
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It's important to have "humility" about events in Middle East as "they are really quite unpredictable," Lockhart said.
The Fed's preferred price gauge, which excludes food and fuel, rose 0.8 percent in January from a year earlier, matching December's year-over-year gain, the lowest in five decades of record-keeping. Fed officials aim for long-run overall inflation of 1.6 percent to 2 percent.
"Core inflation is still tracking below 2 percent," Lockhart said. "Long-term inflation expectations remain quite stable."
Companies in the U.S. added 217,000 workers in February, according to data from ADP Employer Services today. The median estimate in the Bloomberg News survey called for a 180,000 gain last month. The report comes two days before the Labor Department's February jobs data, which economists said may show payrolls grew by 193,000 workers, the most since May.
The ADP report is "encouraging," Lockhart said, and he hopes the government release will be "strong."
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"Wage growth continues to be quite subdued, largely because we are looking at high rates of unemployment, around 9 percent," he said.
The Commerce Department last week reduced its estimate of fourth-quarter growth to a 2.8 percent annual pace. Consumer purchases rose at a 4.1 percent pace, the most since the same three months in 2006, compared with a 4.4 percent rate originally estimated.
While state and municipal budget deficits represent a downside risk for the economy, they're "not a deal killer" for the outlook, Lockhart said.
Lockhart, 64, a former Georgetown University professor, has led the Atlanta Fed since 2007. Fed presidents rotate voting on monetary policy with Lockhart next voting in 2012.


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What would you use for Drew's middle name? Looking for something girly.
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Violet's middle name
We are pretty set on naming our daughter Violet. We have a few top contenders for middle names. I would love to hear your thoughts on our top 3 and any new suggestions!
Violet Mae (I love the way...
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Opinions on these names please!
The following are on my list of top names:
Finley (yes, I know it's only a boy's name in the UK)
Hadley (thanks for those who helped me with my Hadley/Hadlee debate)
I also...
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Hadley/Hadlee is on my top 5. I used to like the "ley" ending better but now I'm leaning more towards the "lee". It appears more classic to me. Curious to know your preference.
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Hazel, Hadley, Finley
We just found out that we are expecting a girl!
I would love your opinions on my top 3:
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Thank you! I'm liking Emery from your list of...
Thank you! I'm liking Emery from your list of girls names.
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Suggestions based on list please!
I'm pregnant with #2 and I'm so excited to start thinking of names again! Below is a list of the current names that I'm liking. I would love some fresh ideas based on this list! Thank you so much!!!...
January 4th, 2013, 10:23 AM
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Oliver, Weston, Emmett
Baby due any day. Down to 3: Oliver, Weston, or Emmett. I like all 3 and I'm afraid that i will be dissapointed with any that I choose due to leaving out the others! Middle name has already been...
I think that we finally narrowed down our list to a top 3 and I'm leaning towards Weston. Middle name will be James. Can you please let me know your thoughts on the name? I feel like every time that...
Poll: Top 5
Thanks to everyone who responded to my last post. I spoke with my husband I think that we have narrowed our list down to a top 5. Please let me know your favourite!
Emmett Jack
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Weston? Feeling lost...
I'm due in 2 months and feeling a disappointed that I havn't found the perfect name!
I'm leaning towards the name Weston but I'm not 100% sold! Perhaps I need some convincing! I also like...
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Poll: Thanks so much for your suggestion. We are open...
Thanks so much for your suggestion. We are open to many middle names. I'm liking James, Jace, or Cole. Our last name sounds similar to Bestelle.
I'm looking for a masculine name that flows nicely...
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Poll: Everett, Weston, Bryce
Which is your favourite?
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Love River! I just wish that my husband would go...
Love River! I just wish that my husband would go for it...
I love River James!
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Sawyer, Weston, and Everett
My husband and I are considering Sawyer, Weston, and Everett as names for our baby boy. I love all 3 names, but we have some concerns about each one. I would appreciate your thoughts.
Sawyer: No...
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Everett is my top pick right now! My husband...
Everett is my top pick right now!
My husband also says that it reminds him of Everest. If people make the association, I don't think it's a big deal. If anything, I like the association as it makes...
August 10th, 2012, 05:18 PM
oooohh...when you put Emmett Sawyer together I...
oooohh...when you put Emmett Sawyer together I really like it.
What are your thoughts on Weston?
August 9th, 2012, 02:33 PM
Thanks everyone! Looks like Everett wins most of...
Thanks everyone! Looks like Everett wins most of the votes.
My husband's favourite is Emmett but I much prefer Everett, Sawyer or Weston.
I think that I'm going to take Dawson off of the list. I...
August 8th, 2012, 10:23 PM
What's your fav?
It's a boy!
It's between the following names:
1. Everett
2. Emmett
3. Sawyer
4. Weston
5. Austen
6. Dawson
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Thanks for all your help and input so far! I...
Thanks for all your help and input so far!
I forgot to add the name Hadley to my girls list.
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The UN's human rights body on Tuesday accused Malian soldiers of carrying out retaliatory attacks that appeared to target specific ethnic groups, and demanded that Mali investigate and bring the perpetrators to justice.
The preliminary findings of a UN mission to Mali last month showed "that the recent military intervention in the north of Mali was followed by a serious escalation of retaliatory violence by government soldiers who appear to be targeting members of the Peuhl, Tuareg and Arab ethnic groups," UN Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights Kyung-wha Kang said.
The mission was ordered by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay to substantiate reports of serious human rights violations in the northern territories recovered from Islamist rebels following a French-led intervention that began in January.
France launched a military operation on January 11 to prevent Al-Qaeda-linked groups that had occupied northern Mali for nine months from pushing south and threatening the capital Bamako.
The groups apparently targeted by Malian soldiers "are perceived to be supportive of the armed groups," or retreating Islamists, Kang told diplomats at the Human Rights Council in Geneva.
The "situation has been exacerbated by the propagation of inflammatory messages, including through the media, stigmatising members of these communities, thousands of whom have reportedly fled out of fear of reprisal by the Malian army," Kang said.
"Those who remain in the country are afraid of being targeted not for what they have done, but for who they are," she added.
Kang urged "Malian authorities to protect the communities at risk and to ensure that their troops act in accordance with human rights law and international humanitarian law."
"Allegations of involvement of the elements of the Malian army in acts of reprisals against civilians should be investigated and those responsible should be brought to justice," she said.
Malian Justice Minister Malick Coulibaly defended the army, saying that any retaliatory attacks "can only be isolated acts for which the perpetrators will be tried and punished."
He said Mali had agreed to work with the International Criminal Court in The Hague which could "prosecute human rights violations that the Malian state cannot or refuses to pursue."
Coulibaly stressed that "Mali is not in a war against an ethnicity, a race, a religion or a region."
"It would be insane for us to go to war against the Arabs or the Tuaregs ... since many of our Arab and Tuareg compatriots are fighting at this very moment within the armed forces and security forces to reestablish Mali's territorial integrity," he said.
Kang also presented a UN report published ahead of the French-led intervention and covering the period from January through November 2012 that lists massive human rights abuses carried out by the Al-Qaeda-linked groups that grabbed northern Mali last April.
The groups had imposed strict Sharia law on the population and carried out violations like summary executions, rape and torture, she said.
"The report indicates that armed groups have been recruiting children as young as 10 years old to participate in hostilities in Gao and Timbuktu," she said.
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DUMAS - Jimmy Elvert Tiner, 62, died Saturday, Sept. 1, 2001, in Hardesty, Okla.
Services will be at a later date. Cremation arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 500 N. Maddox.
Mr. Tiner was born in Ada, Okla. He graduated from Dumas High School and had lived most of his life in Dumas.
He worked as a racehorse trainer for 20 years and spent the last two years as a jailer for the Denton County Sheriff's Department. He moved to Hardesty six months ago.
He was a Baptist. He married Jackie Sue Wilkinson in 1956 at Dumas. She preceded him in death on Feb. 4, 2001.
Survivors include a son, Russell Tiner of Hardesty; a daughter, Danna Bodkin of Wichita Falls; a brother, Bill Tiner of Pleasanton; and seven grandchildren.
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- 6 maraschino cherries
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Combine sugar, mustard and pineapple juice. Remove ham from oven 45 minutes prior to completed baking time. Pour off excess fat. Spread 1/3 of the glaze on fat side. Arrange pineapple slices and cherries on the glaze, pressing firmly.
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Calories 1499 Calories from Fat 441
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 50 g77%
Saturated Fat 20.6 g102.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 7.2 mg2.4%
Sodium 681.3 mg28.4%
Total Carbohydrates 233 g77.6%
Dietary Fiber 17.8 g71.1%
Sugars 19.7 g
Protein 31 g61.7%
Vitamin A 27.5% Vitamin C 109.2%
Calcium 28% Iron 39.8%
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Apple consumers began lining up Friday morning for a chance to purchase the technology giant's latest innovation, the iPhone 4S. While the device closely resembles the iPhone 4, which Apple released last year, it features many intriguing specifics, and Apple reported that its sales topped four million units over the weekend in the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, and the United Kingdom. Last year more than 1.7 million units of the iPhone 4 were sold in its first weekend.
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Steve Jobs, a man who played a pivotal role in defining the future of home and business computing, died Wednesday at the age of 56.
Part of Jobs' legacy is a world in which many individuals under the age of 25 simply take for granted the innovations that he helped bring to the realm of personal computing. When Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne founded Apple Computer in 1976 the very concept of computers having a place in the home of the average American seemed farfetched — at best.
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The Federal Reserve is seeking contractors to build a tool that will monitor and analyze blogs, news reports, and social-media chatter about the central bank and its policies, with a goal of being able to use "public relations" strategies to counter the growing barrage of negative publicity. But critics quickly added to the institution's troubled image as the news spread by lambasting the half-baked scheme as "Orwellian" spying and "intimidation."
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Merger Discussion of Fort Bend Westpark Tollway into Westpark Tollway[edit]
- Merge Dustimagic 23:33, 12 December 2005 (UTC)
- Merge sounds like the way to go on this one Souperman 09:22, 14 December 2005 (UTC)
- Depends Both articles seem to focus on the Fort Bend Westpark Tollway with little mention of the Harris County Westpark Tollway portion of the tollway. If they are merged, both toll road authorities need to be given equal time. They probably should be merged into one article called "Westpark Tollway" that talks about both tollroads. --WisTex 01:27, 7 June 2006 (UTC)
First electronic tollway in the world?[edit]
This article states that the Westpark Tollway is the first fully electronic tollway in the world. Ummm, that's simply incorrect. The 407 in Toronto, Canada was the first. The CityLink Tollway in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia followed shortly after. It's my understanding that this is the first fully electronic tollway in the United States, NOT the world.
18.104.22.168 02:45, 21 January 2006 (UTC)
- Best I can tell, the CityLink Tollway in Sydney you mention is the Cross City Tunnel, which opened in August 2005 (after Westpark) [1]. But you do appear to be right on the Toronto 407 [2] - I will make the change and thanks for noticing it. I'm not sure where the notion that it was the first in the world came from (may have been my mistake)... HCTRA only claims first in the US, anyway [3]. Souperman 08:22, 21 January 2006 (UTC)
Rail right of way[edit]
The article states, "Westpark Drive and its corresponding railroad right-of-way do not intersect METRORail at any point, much less Wheeler Station."
Note that the rail right of way actually runs (or ran, before recent construction, dunno if it was consumed) well past the end of Westpark, immediately adjacent to the US 59 trench by the time 59 reaches Hazard. They should be able to run rail all the way through to the vicinity of Wheeler Station, if they so choose. --Mr Wednesday 04:43, 27 October 2006 (UTC)
- My understanding was that the railroad ROW was a spur past the Bellaire Junction (most traffic went north or south at the junction) - it basically went to the lumber yard on Greenbriar & the Southwest Freeway and stopped shortly thereafter, right before Hazard. The 1982 USGS map on Terraserver backs me up on this [4], though we all know how accurate those can be. If they use that ROW, it would seem that they would have to run it through the lumberyard (presumably with their permission), gain a new ROW from the neighborhood (as the "northbound" access road to 59 stops at Hazard), take the parking lot from a couple shopping centers, then somehow route it north of the freeway to get to Wheeler - hence why Councilwoman Clutterbuck and Congressman Culberson didn't manage to make that one fly. --Souperman 05:38, 27 October 2006 (UTC)
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I had a pretty frustrating visit at the doctor last week. I'm naturally an optimistic person (my father insisted on it), but when it comes to doctors' visits, the optimism doesn't serve me well. Hope rises up in me each time that I go that something will click with the doctor during my visit that will help us find the key to "fixing" my fibromyalgia. Yet I usually end up in tears in the parking lot. I'm constantly in pain and the fact is that I can't even remember what it's like NOT to be in pain. I yearn for relief, to understand what's going on with my body, and to feel strong again.
Every time I see a doctor, they always seem pretty confident and optimistic initially as well, but when my body doesn't respond to treatment the way it should, you can tell that they get puzzled and frustrated too.
I'm learning to recognize the frustrated look on their faces. It's not that they aren't trying to help. It's that we're in a bit of uncharted territory. The things that should work, don't, and one thing seems to negatively impact the other. It feels like my fibromyalgia is a complicated algebra problem with about 6 different variables that all affect each other.
So I've decided to adjust my strategy.
I'm going to give up the frustrating, disappointing optimism and embrace reality. Instead of constantly hoping and waiting for the day when we "figure this out", I will just accept things the way they are. It's been almost 10 years since the onset of my fibromyalgia and no matter what, I can't go back to how things were when I was 30. (I'd really like to take back any of the complaining I used to do and griping about my weight.)
Tonight I found this article on The Spoon Theory from a link on Living on a Dime. It gives a wonderful way of explaining to other people what it's like to have a chronic illness. As I read it, it helped me to realize that even though I know I have a more limited amount of "spoons" now, I've been waiting for years to find all of my old lost spoons.
And sometimes it's about as realistic to think that I'm going to find those old spoons as it is for me to think I'm going to find every sock we've ever lost in the dryer. (Not likely!) Tonight was very liberating. The boys helped me go through our basket for wayward socks to find mates and this time instead of hanging on to the lone socks, we just threw them away.
Yep, I freed up space in my laundry room and now I'm ready to free up some space in my mind. I'm going to be thankful for the spoons I have each day, take good care of them, and quit expecting to have as many spoons as I used to.
It may not be the most optimistic attitude, but I think it's going to help me be more content. Don't worry, I'm not going to turn into a Negative Nelly. I'm just going to keep my focus on what is true (my current limitations) and what is right (God loves me and is with me in all of this).
Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable–if anything is excellent or praiseworthy–think about such things. Philippians 4:8
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Local company wants to know how parasailing regulations would be enforcedUPDATED 5:41 PM EDT Mar 19, 2014
A bill aimed at tightening restrictions on parasailing companies has passed its first hurdle in Tallahassee.Video Transcript
TIGHTENING RESTRICTIONS ON PARASAILING COMPANIES HAS PASSED IT'S FIRST HURDLE IN TALLAHASSEE. THIS IS THE VIDEO THAT CAUGHT DELRAY BEACH SENATOR MARIA SACHS ATTENTION...WHEN TWO TEENS SLAMMED INTO A BUILDING WHILE PARASAILING IN PANAMA BEACH LAST YEAR. WE TALKED TO THE ONLY LOCAL COMPANY ABOUT áHOW THESE RESTRICTIONS COULD AFFECT THEM. 3 2.53.28 "WHAT'S VERY IMPORTATN THAT YOU KEEP YOUR HANDS WAY FROM THESE MEDAL PARTS." HERE ON THE DECK OF CHUT HAPPENS... THEY SEND NEARLY A HUNDRED PEOPLE HIGH INTO THE SKY EACH DAY. DUSTIN ESINHART- CAPTAIN 2.49.48 "IF YOUR STITCHING IS COMING APART FRAYING THAT'S WHEN YOU WANT TOGET IT OFF YOUR BOAT." CAPTAIN DUSTIN ESINHART SAYS SAFETY IS HIS NUMBER ONE PRIORITY... AND THESE NEW PROPOSED REGULATIONS DON'T BOTHER HIM AT ALL...DUSTIN ESINHART- CAPTAIN 2.46.28 'IT'S PEOPLE WHO ARE WANTING TO PUT HTEIR IDEA INTO IT SAYING WE WANT TO DO THIS THIS AND THAT IT'S GREAT IT'S NEW REGULATION... IN REALITY IT'S STUFF WE ALREADY DO." 2.46.40 THE BILL INTRODUCED BY DELRAY BEACH STATE SENATOR MARIA SACHS WAS SPARKED BY THIS HORRIFIC ACCIDENT IN PANAMA CITY LAST YEAR- TWO INDIANA TEENS WERE SERIOUSLY INJURED WHEN THEIR PARASAIL LOST CONTROL AND THEY SLAMMED INTO A HOTEL... THEN POWER LINES AND EVENTUALLY LANDING ONTO A PARKED CAR.STATE SENATOR MARIA SACHS- D-PALM BEACH COUNTY "When you see those storm clouds coming up, and those two young girls slammed against buildings and balconies, and then going up against power lines and finally landing against on an SUV, you think why is this happening?"THIS BILL WOULD PROHIBIT PARASAILING OPERATIONS WHEN SUSTAINED WINDS ARE 20 MILES PER HOUR OR HIGHER, OR WHEN LIGHTNING STORMS ARE WITHIN SEVEN MILES...WHICH THE SENATE COMMUNITY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE UNANIMOUSLY PASSED TODAY.Sot: State Sen. Maria Sachs, D- Palm Beach County"This is now the time to let everybody know, in the state, in the country, and around the world that when they come to Florida, the Florida state government is behind the safety of our amusements, period." BUT FOR THE VISIT PALM BEACH PARASAILING CHARTER... THE CONCERN ISN'T THE REGULATIONS... BUT THEY WANT TO KNOW JUST áHOW IT WILL BE ENFORCED. DUSTIN ESINHART- CAPTAIN 2.48.50 "THERE ARE A BUNCH OF people WHO ARE WANTING TO PUSH THESE RULES AND REGULATIONS WHICH IS NO PROBLEM, BUT JUST HAVE SOMEONE TO ENFORCE IT OTHERWISE THEY ARE WASTING TIME AND MONEY ON IT." 2.48.57 3 I ALSO ASKED- WILL THESE REGULATIONS HURT BUSINESS... THEY DON'T THINK IT WILL, BUT IT DEPENDS ON HOW THEY DECIDE TO REGULATE... IF ANYTHING, IT COULD DRIVE UP PRICES. 3
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