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The economy may be in a down turn, but there are still some things that are operating business as usual.
While many businesses are scaling back to cut costs, Boomsday, the event that has become synonymous with East Tennessee Labor Day celebrations, is not one of them.
"Boomsday has not been affected by the economy," Michael Walden, vice president of Pyro Shows, Inc., said during an interview on Tuesday morning.
The element of surprise proved to be advantageous when LaFollette Police Officer Justin Lowe happened upon what appeared to be a drug deal in progress last Tuesday.
Lowe was on patrol in the Village Apartments area when he observed Paul E. Cowans, 23, of 243 Lake Drive Lane standing at the window of a vehicle.
According to Lowe's report, the driver of the vehicle and Cowans were attempting a hand to hand narcotics exchange when they spotted his patrol car.
A stabbing incident sent one man to the hospital and another to jail on Monday night.
LaFollette Police Sgt. Rick Ford along with Officers Daniel Smith and Dennis Chadwell responded to a report of a stabbing at 502 East Walden Street around 11 p.m. on Aug. 24.
At the scene the officers found Kyle Shively had been stabbed an undetermined about of times.
Lt. Jeff Allen became involved in the investigation and was able to determine Shively's wounds had allegedly been inflicted by David Nelson, of 313 East Hemlock Street, a LPD press release said.
Crime is an evident and growing problem for Campbell County. With limited numbers of law enforcement officers and even more limited resources, getting a handle on the high number of offenders is seemingly out of reach.
In an effort to fill in some of the gaps, Campbell County Mayor William Baird and his staff have begun the process of seeking grant monies that will focus on reducing crime in the area.
Leaving the scene of an accident causes problems every time.
When Eric Houp, 33, of 332 Tremont Street, Chattanooga, slammed into a vehicle in the Hardee's parking lot on Aug. 6 he should have stuck around to hash things out. Instead he allegedly chose to leave the scene of the accident.
Upon LaFollette Police Officer Joe Brown's arrival at the scene the victim informed him that she had obtained the license plate number of the car that had hit her.
After checking the plates, Brown located the owner of the vehicle.
Leaving children in the car unsupervised proved to be a costly mistake for a LaFollette woman.
LaFollette Police Officer Daniel Terry was on a routine foot patrol at LaFollette Elementary School last Tuesday when he heard the sound of crying coming from a parked vehicle.
Terry secured supervision for the children before leaving to locate the parents, his report said.
Upon further investigation Terry found Shayla Sanchez, 21, of 109 Pleasant Ridge, Apartment 503, inside the building.
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text: Am Sonntag, den 14.05.2006, 16:19 +0200 schrieb Michael Schwendt: > On Sun, 14 May 2006 13:50:13 +0200, Thorsten Leemhuis wrote: > > > > Remember a few things: > > > > > > 1) A regular [updates-]testing repository exposes only some users to > > > package releases which may or may not become official. This adds another > > > upgrade path. Do we work around bugs introduced in these updates? > > What kind of bugs do you mean exactly? How does core handle it? > For instance: A bug in a package scriptlet, which touches some files and > damages them. Will the final update try to repair the damage? Good question -- I think that needs to be handled in a case by case decision. And it nothing that hopefully happens really that often. > Or: Accidentally dropped features, which are missing because a configure > script failed to detect upgraded build requirements and hence disabled > some pieces. In several applications, related configuration settings are > lost when features are removed (a concrete example is Sylpheed). > > One thing for sure, both are scenarios which can happen. Agreed. And that's why it we IMHO should have a testing repo to protect the users a bit more than we do now ;-) > However, from a > user's perspective it must be clear in which ways another extras-testing > repository differs from the normal extras repository. No real difference -- just a "they hang out there some days before they hit the usual repo". > Increased risk -> possibly increased requirement to recover from broken > test updates -> the smell of guinea pigs -> the optional testing > repository does not become popular -> doubtful benefit. Depends on how it is used. There shouldn't be and increased risk with my planed way to run it (just a repo where updated packages Fifo before they hit the proper repo) > > > Do > > > enough active users enable such an optional repository, so that it would > > > become really helpful? > > That's always problematic. But that's not a reason not to do it. It IMHO > > would be helpful enough if only all the Extras packagers would enable it > > and test their own packages falling out plague. (they can do that with > > the needsign-repo, too, but I doubt that a lot of people do that) > Most likely because there is no convenient way to pull a package from the > needsign-repo [and any deps built against it]. And no way to put a lock on > a set of packages in the needsign queue in order to release the complete > set as a whole. Yes, that could lead to problems -- did we hit such cases yet? (that's not meant as a rhetoric question -- more it "if the answer is 'yes, often' then we might need to do something to avoid this in the future) > How about picking up the old idea of a "scratch target" instead? The idea is still around -- I think there are mainly two things blocking it - update to new plague - someone that's works out the details how it actually works and that drives the whole idea forward > > > I think Fedora Core Test Updates suffer from quite > > > some desinterest. > > Well, it's not perfect, but I think it works good enough. > As a counter-example, createrepo for FC4 and FC3 has still not been > updated to fix the broken deps in Extras' "plague". If the Test Update > repository were popular and helpful and if the developers believed in it, > the errata for FC4/FC3 would have happened already long ago. The Core testing suffers IMHO from this: updates are posted there for testing and get forgotten. That's why I proposed a time-based scheme. > > > Lack of feedback--also success reports--about test > > > updates doesn't help you to decide whether an update is good. > > Well, currently there is no testing or decision if a update is good at > > all (besides the checking from the packager himself). As a ordinary user > > I'd much more prefer a package that was in extras-testing for some days > > (without feedback) over one that got no testing at all. > ? Is a package in extras/5, which is four weeks old, more safe to use > than a package in extras/5, which is two hours old? Partly -- because the older package probably is in use on several machines already; if it would have major problems people would have filed bug-reports and we would have removed or fixed the package in between. For the one that is two hours old it is likely that I'm one of its first users -- I'm the tester then, if I want or not. Example: A package which is in extras/5 for two hours after it was in extras/testing/5 for a weeks IMHO is more safe to use then a package that is build three hours ago and was published directly to the repo (even the package maintainer might be sleeping and couldn't test the package due to that yet) > The age of a package > is irrelevant. The number of competent (!) testers who actually tested it > and report success or failure, is the interesting bit. Sure. But currently we have no tester's at all. I'd like to have testers. > > And to make it sure (in case it wasn't already): No, I don't want a > > explicit testing repo where stuff could be published and tested that is > > not ready yet. I only want a testing repo where all updates hang out > > some days before they hit the proper repo. First in and First out (if > > there is no major breakage). > And *if* there is major breakage? Which pieces would you want to hold up? > And how? That is outside the scope of this particular discussion afaics -- sure, the questions need answers. But a "major breakage" can happen any time -- with or without testing repo is mostly irrelevant. But a testing repo might limit the impact because only those that have testing enabled will be affected and not everyone. > > > And how are test updates pushed > > Fifo. Example: Package foo is pushed to testing today (Sunday) and bar > > on Monday. foo will be pushed to the proper repo on Friday and bar on > > Saturday. > Before that becomes possible we will need a way to mark packages which > depend on eachother, so they are only pushed together. We probably need that, yes. But we simply could use the current scheme until then: packages foo1 and foo2 are build and a particular point in time and pushed to the testing repo together and another point of time. bar1 and bar2 get build some days later and also pushed to testing together. Five days after foo1 and foo2 were pushed both pacakgers are moved from testing to the proper repo. bar1 and bar2 would follow together five days after their push. > Plus a way to > prioritise build jobs and releases (not just with security fixes in mind). Well, we need that in any case. > > > or withdrawn when dependencies have or have not been built against them? > > good question. But that shouldn't normally be the case. > > Another example (in case a problem showed up): Package foo is pushed to > > testing today (Sunday) and bar on Monday (bar depends on the new foo). > > foo makes problems. foo is fixed quickly on Tuesday. foo and bar get > > pushed to the proper repo on Saturday. > Automatically? Unsure. But yeah, why not. > So, Extras packagers must watch another moving target? What do they have to watch precisely? I only seem problems when some packages are pushed directly to the repo. That should only happen for security issues -- we IMHo should be able to handle that. > > > How does an additional repo solve the problem of insufficient > > > communication about upgrades and rebuilds of complete dependency chains? > > Not at all. That's not it's purpose. /me feels misunderstood > Then I must admit I don't understand the purpose of an extras-testing > repository (in the context of how we've been doing builds/releases for > quite some time). Seems so. > > /me sometimes doesn't understand the Open-Source-World -- a lot of > > people (see the achieves of the fedora mailinglists) scream when Fedora > > Core updates a package directly without letting it linger around in > > updates-testing for some days. > > ? > > Well, I see no users who scream and demand an extras-testing repository. /me is one user and I'd like to have one ;-) Others around? But it really seems I'm in the minority in Extras land. So I'll be quiet for another while again and will probably stay away from this discussion. > We must improve in the area of _Package Upgrade Guidelines/Policies_, Agreed. > not create extra burden and artificial hurdles for the packagers. I don't see any new burden for the packagers. CU thl -- Thorsten Leemhuis <fedora leemhuis info>


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New England Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker, who was tagged as the Patriots' franchise player last month and has yet to sign his tender or participate in voluntary workouts, said Tuesday he has not had any talks with the team on a long-term deal since being tagged and did not think he would attend mandatory minicamp if there wasn't progress toward a long-term deal.
"Through my body of work, through the past five years, I think what I've done I've earned a long-term deal," he said in an interview with Adam Jones on ESPN Boston Radio on Tuesday (listen to the interview HERE). "It's what I am looking for and what I want. Hopefully that's the case and hopefully we come to something where we can make that happen."
The soon-to-be-31-year-old Welker said he hasn't spoken with the team about the contract extension he is seeking since the team placed the franchise tag on him in early March.
He was not present for the start of the Patriots' voluntary workout program last week and sounded like he was leaning toward sitting out the mandatory workouts -- minicamp from June 12-14 -- as well.
"I'm not 100 percent sure on that. I don't know if I will or not. I'm thinking I'm probably not going to (attend mandatory workouts), but things could change," Welker told ESPN Boston Radio. "We'll just see how it all plays out."
Welker acknowledged that with the NFL draft coming up Thursday, coach Bill Belichick has been singularly focused on that rather than on a veteran's contract status.
"I'm sure with the draft and everything else, there's a lot of other things that kind of take place," Welker said. "And you know how coach Belichick works ... right now he's in draft mode. And I'm sure after the draft, you know, hopefully we're able to come together and hopefully figure something out."
Welker would be guaranteed $9.5 million for 2012 if he signs the tender. As long as he does not sign the tender, he is not under contract and does not have an obligation to report to any voluntary or mandatory team events. Teams have until mid-July to work out a new deal or franchised players will have to either play 2012 under the tag or sit out.
The biggest step, of course, would be to sit out training camp, which starts in late July. So far, the only thing Welker has missed is the start of voluntary workouts.
"I just feel that this was the best, really the only, leverage I had is to take this route," he told ESPN Boston Radio. "It's not a route I thought I'd ever take, just because that's not me. It's just kind of the spot I've been put in."
Would anything shy of a long-term deal convince him to report without a contract?
"Yeah. It could, just depending on what their mood it, where they're at … what kind of progress we make," Welker said.
The Patriots are no strangers to these kinds of situations. Logan Mankins missed most of a season before finally signing his restricted free-agent tender and didn't get his long-term deal until the following offseason. Asante Samuel was tagged by the team, held out and eventually signed with the Eagles (updated, 3:50 p.m. ET).
In each case, the player argued that he was seeking long-term security. The same goes with Welker.
"You want that long term deal and that security. Toward the end next season if we're still in the same spot it's going to be the same scenario again. I'll be sitting on another winning lottery ticket and all I have to do is stay healthy through the next year," Welker said. "It's kind of hard as a player because you just want to go out there and play and be able to do everything you want to do and play well and not worry about getting hurt or getting injured. Just go out there and enjoy the game and play it to the best of your ability and not have those worries."
Often times, these types of contract situations can get contentious. Welker said Tuesday he understood it was just business.
"It's pretty consistent for everybody in that scenario. I understand it's nothing against me or anything else, it's just the way it is," Welker said. "You just have to go with it and understand that your opportunity will come and you have to make the best of it."
He added that he wanted to finish his career in a Patriots uniform.
"Obviously I want to stay in New England, that's objective No. 1," he said. "Hopefully we can make that happen. Really that's all I look toward. I don't see it going any other way, but it is still part of the business and some of the things we have to figure out."


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ABC Cookbook Tag: Delish!! What a decadent way to serve cauliflower! YUM
This recipe goes in my Outstanding book.I followed your recipe but made it in the microwave for 2.I started by cooking the butter, onion,celery and garlic for 2 minutes; set aside. I then Put 1 sl of bread and 1 cup of milk in microwave for 2 minutes.I blended with my Hand blender; I added remaining ingredients 1 Tblsp parmesan to thicknen. I microwaved another 2 minutes;and spooned the sauce over the cooked cauliflower in individual dishes; topped with a some cheese and voilà .I made this for WT3 and it's a keeper.Thanks for posting. Rita
Outstanding, littleturtle! I had lots of cauliflower come into the garden this week, so I turned to the recipe. The white sauce is to "faint" for~and the aroma wafting from the oven is the most wonderful aroma. I would say that even a cauliflower "hater" would love this. I followed this exactly, (I did however; add a bit of zucchini too) all the seasonings were right on. The gravy thickened up nicely and the taste, well creamy. Added a sliced of summer tomato to the top while baking. Very special recipe! Thanks~Made for *ZWT3
Great cauliflower! I like the cayenne pepper in there (I used maybe 1/4-1/2 tsp). I had trouble getting my creamy garvy to thicken, so I used half of the American cheese and added it to the creamy gravy. That seemed to thicken it up as it melted. The remainder of the cheese, I placed on top as written. Thanx for posting this. I'll make cauliflower this way again.


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Through 28 games, the 11-17 Phoenix Suns don't have too many players leading the league in any statistical category.
Well, except for one.
In Sunday night's 102-77 loss to the red-hot Los Angeles Clippers, Jermaine O'Neal picked up his league-leading eighth technical foul. For most coaches, this would be a cause for concern, after all the 17-year veteran is already halfway to a one-game suspension. But Alvin Gentry isn't exactly in a position to lecture O'Neal.
Late in the first half of Sunday's game against Los Angeles, Alvin Gentry was unhappy with official Rodney Mott's decision not to blow his whistle on what looked to be a clear-cut foul on Phoenix guard Goran Dragic.
Gentry's argument with Mott eventually ended in his first ejection of the season and put him second on the technical foul list among NBA coaches with five in 2012-13. He trails only New York Knicks head coach Mike Woodson, who has six on the year.
While it's encouraging to see how passionate O'Neal and Gentry are even in the face of a losing record, extra free throw opportunities for opposing teams can be deadly for the Suns, especially since nine of their games this season have already been decided by five points or less.
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A leisurely trip on a small canal barge is one of the best ways to see Europe
The most popular form of vacationing on the water is cruising aboard large, oceangoing ships carrying several thousand people, most of whom you don't know. A more intimate, and for many people more rewarding, alternative is canal barging.
Found primarily in Europe, canal barges typically carry eight to 12 people and flow leisurely, as the name suggests, along thousands of miles of quiet canals. Most of the time is spent in rural and village settings, with the occasional stop in a large city. (River cruises, a third option, are found on larger waterways with ships that carry about 100 to 250 people.)
Unfortunately, many Americans associate barges with garbage dumping in the ocean off the East Coast. Even those who have seen such public-television documentaries as "Barging Through Europe" may have the impression that canal barges are all more than 100 years old and lack amenities such as air conditioning, showers and two-star cuisine.
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But that's precisely what has changed in this slice of the travel industry. During the past several years, most of the small armada of passenger barges has been completely renovated and updated, including the installation of Wi-Fi, video libraries, updated galleys and sleek, comfortable interiors.
We first became acquainted with the peniche (barge) experience in southern France in 1998; we've been fans of these floating hotels ever since. There is magic in having an al fresco lunch of duck confit on a spacious barge veranda surrounded by an ancient forest, ambling down to your cabin for an hour's siesta, and waking up to find yourself in the heart of a small, medieval village. Best of all, you didn't have to get in a car, bus or plane.
Here, then, is a quick introduction to canal barging.
The Basics
France, Germany, the Netherlands and the U.K. have more than 4,000 miles of canals that carry visitors at five miles an hour from one quaint village, medieval castle or family-owned winery to another. The voyage is made possible by a centuries-old system of canals that was initially used to carry coal, wheat and wine from the interior to ports feeding into the Atlantic, the Mediterranean, the North Sea and the English Channel, including Bordeaux, Marseilles, Amsterdam and London.
A typical hotel barge will have a crew of four—tour guide, chef, pilot and housekeeper. Itineraries are as varied and enjoyable as the weather during the barging season, which lasts from April through September. Breakfast and dinner are served on board and include local and regional produce, meats, cheeses and wines. Lunch is frequently taken at excellent restaurants in the area of that day's guided sightseeing, wine tasting or bicycling, although sometimes instead the barge is tethered on some tree-shaded canal bank where you commune with your surroundings as another gourmet meal appears on deck.
Barge cruises typically last seven days and six nights. Cabins are double-occupancy, with private bathrooms and showers. Most barges are equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi and even a hot tub. While a barge travels only a few miles a day, this leisurely pace has the effect of slowing down time and allows passengers to explore the surrounding area or simply luxuriate on deck. On occasion, you can exercise your foreign-language skills by talking with the many fishermen, lock keepers and hikers who appear along the trails (formerly towpaths) that run along both sides of the canal. Not to worry if you don't speak the local language; your crew speaks English.
The Good
If you hire the entire barge, you will know all of your fellow passengers in advance and your barge experience will be intimate and relaxed. You decide how much touring you want to do, where and when. There is never that packaged-tour feeling of being shuffled from tourist hot spot to hot spot.
But the tour guide does know all the secret and fun places along the canal. No worrying about missing connecting trains or planes, about tipping or where to eat, about being ripped off in the local shops, because the tour guide will steer you right—and maybe even get you a discount.
The barge is in a world of its own, but you are never far from excellent emergency or medical assistance. Once on board, you never need to schlep your luggage or find a taxi, and the canal is never more than six feet deep, so no worries even in the extremely unlikely event that the barge sinks. You'll still be above water!
The Not As Good
Actually, the downside of barging is difficult to pinpoint. The experience itself is hard to quibble with. The best we can come up with are some "disadvantages" of this type of travel, but for us, at least, they all have silver linings: You don't see all of Europe in seven days; there's no on-board exercise room; and you won't return with any horror stories about rude waiters or subway pickpockets for your stay-at-home friends to relish.
Why Go
Family reunions, vacations with friends, executive retreats and even anniversary celebrations. Imagine you, your spouse and 10 best friends celebrating your wedding anniversary on board a hotel barge. You could even renew your vows in a wonderful Romanesque church high on a hilltop overlooking the canal. That's what we did, and nobody had to drive home after the festive reception on board because we were already there.
In high season, a week's voyage on the type of luxury barge we've been describing runs around $3,000 to $4,000 per person. But everything is included in that price (except airfare). Considering how much is typically spent per day per person for comfortable hotels, gourmet restaurants, fine wine, cocktails, taxis, trains, tour guides and museum entrance fees, barging quickly becomes relatively affordable.
There are even more economical ways to enjoy the canal experience. Smaller penichettes may be hired that carry up to six people, but they lack many of the amenities of a full-size barge and often don't include any crew members. You can hire smallish power boats and crew them yourself. No license or special training is needed. Of course, this type of rental requires that you do your own cooking, tour planning, piloting, navigating and lock opening/closing. And the rental fee doesn't pay for anything but the boat. You get to pay for very expensive European diesel fuel along with all your meals, wine, etc.
What to Pack
Unlike trips on large cruise liners, every day aboard a barge is casual. You don't need to bring any formal attire. There is limited closet space, and most barges don't have laundry facilities.
Plan to use your suitcase for storing most of your clothes that don't require hanging. From April through September you should expect at least a few days of light rain and perhaps a thunderstorm or two. Temperatures can vary from slightly chilly in the mornings and evenings to very warm during the day. Bring layers and a purse-size umbrella along with a light, waterproof jacket. Also, good walking shoes and, if so inclined, biking gear.
You will be stopping in villages every day, so you can easily buy anything you need, except on Sundays, when most stores are closed. One flashlight per couple is recommended in case the barge's power goes out temporarily. A small first-aid kit is always handy away from home. Bring along any prescription medications you need, as your prescription may not be honored locally.
Buy at least $200 of local currency at your bank before departure, even though ATMs are now common in Europe. And bring along a color copy of your passport and secure it in your suitcase once on board.
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This is my contest entry, hope you like it was done in paint tool sai and Ps, where use textures and brushes, warm colors, representing the great battle of Lara Croft. Good luck to all participants!
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Very nice work!
Dark, dreary, and oh-so wonderful. Are you working on many more pieces like this?
hello, thanks for your comment, right now working on my portfolio, the parts you see are the performed experimental pieces to measure my ability, but I hope one day to work on a large project such as conceptual art and character design.
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WOW! This is stunning! Love the lighting so much Well done !
Really awesome! Love the details
wowh great entry, this would look great on a canvas
Nice control of lighting and high-lights.
I played Tomb Raider once and I liked the plot. Yet, the gameplay was frustrating often enough (thankfully the next game seems to have improved in that matter). anyway, this picture is pretty nice and fits the darker feeling of the upcoming Tomb Raider. It's dirty, bloody and dimly lit. And you prefectly captured the landscape I have seen so far from the game. Not to mention the now overhauled heroine.
Ya he visto varios dibujos de tomb Raider, pero hasta ahora me entero de que estabamos hablando de un concurso.
En lo personal este estilo de dibujo difuminado me gusta mucho. Muchas suerte en el concurso
En lo personal este estilo de dibujo difuminado me gusta mucho. Muchas suerte en el concurso
Wow, too many details for my poor little eyes,awesome work!
simplemente maravilloso
Impresionante! Mucha suerte man
ojala ganes mi amor esta megaduperchivo!!!
Gorgoeus! Now there a three pics I saw who cloud be first place *-* The lights are wonderfull!
(you forgot the "b" in tomb^^')
(you forgot the "b" in tomb^^')
jajaj ok! thanks,, right now I put the B! Greetings friend!
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This is a wonderful veal recipe. The combination of ingredients creates a slightly tart sauce and the cheese and red pepper flavor the meat well. There are two main reasons why I like this recipe: first of all, it is easy to make. Second of all, it disappeared off my son's plate as if by magic (he is usually a picky eater.) We will be making this again-SOON!
My main problem with this recipe was figuring out the instructions! I dredged the veal (1st ingredient) in the flour (last ingredient). Then I sauted it in the butter, the oil being ingredient nine. I prefer to use recipes that add ingredients as listed in the directions because it is much easier to follow. That said, the taste was better than a three, so really the recipe deserves a 3.5, but I can't give half stars. Thanks for sharing though. I am sure someone who has made Veal Saltimbocca before would not have the problems I did.
My husband is picky. He has told me that he didn't like Veal Saltimbocca, but when he tasted this recipe, he was shocked by how much he really liked it.


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The main political issue of the year stems from Scalia's death
Within hours, the Senate Republicans formed a blockade: They would wait more than ten months for the next president to replace Scalia no matter who President Obama sent their way.
Trump plans to give the country to his billionaire buddies
"I have the greatest dealmakers in the world: the richest men, the richest women, people who are truly successful."
Rubio: God demands free enterprise
Rubio did not explain how his Administration would finance anything at all after cutting taxes for the rich and giving tax refunds for health insurance.
Texas grand jury clears Planned Parenthood, indicts accusers
A grand jury cleared a Planned Parenthood clinic charged with profiting from the sale of fetal tissue, but it indicted David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt, the two behind the charges.
Rubio announces, abandons immigration reform
"Unfortunately he is much more beholden to his tea party base than to his Latino community."
Texas Republicans continue to go for off-the-grid right-wingers
Texas completed its Democratic and Republican primary elections on May 27. Unlike the results in other states, "tea party" far-right Republicans triumphed in most of the contests.
Shutdown cost: $24 billion and counting
The government shutdown may be officially over but its estimated cost of $24 billion to the American taxpayers will continue to rise every day for a long time to come.
The tea party gang and the "F" word
The tea party is not your typical conservative group. They are as close to fascist as you can get away with today.
Tea party targets 10 million Latinos for vote suppression
Tea party affiliated groups have added voter suppression efforts to their long-standing anti-immigrant policies, Latino leaders charge.
Tea party takes a beating in Arizona
Voters in southern Arizona's Republican-leaning 8th Congressional District resoundingly defeated the candidate who threatened to abolish Social Security and Medicare.


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Beautiful World
- Artists Paul Oakenfold, Disfunktion, Spitfire
- Release Date 2013-06-03
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- Catalog PRFCT035
- Description Label boss Paul Oakenfold returns with his fourth single so far this year and it's a sublime masterpiece. Teaming up with Perfecto favourites Disfunktion and vocalist Spitfire - "Beautiful World" is a sure fire hit destined for extensive coverage on radio as well as on the world's most discerning dancefloors. Arguably the biggest record of his massive live performance at this year's Coachella "Beautiful World" is infectious, delicious and incredibly emotional. Pop with cutting edge beats served with Oakenfold's melodic signature - this three way collaboration is a winning formula we hope to experience again in the near future. A second package of remixes will follow later in the summer but for this initial release we focus our attentions on the exquisite original. Watch this space for the release of the amazing official video for "Beautiful World" shot in America earlier this year. Enjoy!


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Welcome to the official Kenny Baker website!
The actor who brought you R2D2, Time Bandits, Mona Lisa and much (much) more! Hello again everyone and thank you to all those new visitors to my website. I would also like to say a huge thank you to all those of you who have sent me e-mail messages of good wishes, and they really are appreciated, and mean a lot to me.
I have had a fairly quiet year, and when the sunshine has allowed I have enjoyed the peace and tranquility of my garden.
A Quick Bio
I was born in Birmingham in the UK on the 24th August, 1934. The Shaftesbury Society in London helped me overcome my height difficulties; they are a Christian group which cares for young people with disabilities.
I started performing in 1950 at the age of 16 when I joined the Burton Lester's Midgets as a performer. Shortly after I became a DJ with Mecca Organization before joining Billy Smart's Circus as a clown and shadow Ringmaster. Later in my career I toured the country for 9 years doing panto and ice shows, where I met the queen. After leaving the ice, I formed a musical comedy act: The Mini Tones.
My friend Jack Purvis and I later became nightclub performers. Jack would also go on to star in Star Wars. The role of robot R2D2, for which I seem most recognisable, came in the 1977 film Star Wars. I would go on to perform in all 6 Star Wars films as well as documentaries relating to them.
In 1978, as R2-D2, I put my footprints into concrete outside Graumann's Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, Hollywood.
I have worked with many comedians including Dickie Henderson, Leslie Crowther, Ken Dodd (as a Diddyman), Little and Large, Russ Abbot, Ben Elton, Dick Emery and Dave Allen. I have also been on 3,2,1 and Opportunity Knocks and even met Laurel and Hardy.


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Ross William Ulbricht, 29, was arrested in San Francisco, Calif., on Tuesday. Also known as Dread Pirate Roberts, Ulbricht is charged with conspiracy to distribute narcotics, computer hacking and money laundering, according to court documents posted by security writer Brian Krebs.
During the more than two years that the online black market is said to have operated, authorities estimate that Silk Road generated over $1.2 billion in sales and $80 million in commissions, paid in the cryptographic currency of Bitcoins.
Silk Road, according to the complaint, offered a variety of illicit goods, including a wide variety of narcotics, hacking tools, forged documents, services for hacking accounts at social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, and resources for obtaining stolen account data and for getting in touch with arms dealers and assassins.
[ Google continues to face legal headaches over its email scanning and Wi-Fi data collection practices. Read Google Wiretapping Lawsuits Can Proceed, Judges Say. ]
Ulbricht is also alleged to have solicited the murder of a Silk Road user, "FriendlyChemist," who hacked the service, obtained information about customers and then threatened to publish the data unless paid $500,000, according to the complaint filed in a New York court. "FriendlyChemist" ostensibly wanted this money to pay off a narcotics debt.
Based on email messages described in the complaint, Ulbricht asked "FriendlyChemist" to have the people who were owed money get in touch. When someone identified as "readandwhite" did so, Ulbricht allegedly offered a bounty for the execution of "FriendlyChemist," though he has not been charged with soliciting murder.
Faced with a hit estimate of $150,000 to $300,000, depending upon the level of professionalism employed, Ulbricht is said to have tried to bargain the price down, noting, "Not long ago I had a clean hit done for $80K." The negotiation for a lower fee appears to have been unsuccessful: The complaint indicates that Ulbricht dispensed 1,670 bitcoins, about $150,000, for the job.
But Ulbricht might not have gotten what he supposedly paid for: Despite "redandwhite's" assurance that the job was done, with a picture sent as proof, FBI special agent Christopher Tarbell says in the complaint that he spoke with authorities in Canada where "FriendlyChemist" was said to live and that there's no record of a resident of the town of White Rock, British Columbia, who went by the name provided to "readandwhite" and there is no record of a murder in the town during the period in question.
Ulbricht's arrest appears to have been made possible by "a routine border search" conducted in July by U.S. Customs and Border Production of a package containing fake identity documents sent from Canada to Ulbricht's address in San Francisco.
Robert Graham, founder of Errata Security, notes in a blog post that recent revelations about government data collection, particularly the activities of the DEA's Special Operations Division and the NSA, underscore the difficulty of challenging the constitutionality of government evidence gathering.
The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
So why does the shortage of women continue to be worse in security than in other IT sectors? How can men in infosec be better allies for women; and how can women be better allies for one another? What is the industry doing to fix the problem -- what's working, and what isn't?
Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
Join Dark Reading senior editor Sara Peters and guests Angela Knox of Cloudmark, Barrett Sellers of Arbor Networks, Regina Wallace-Jones of Facebook, Steve Christey Coley of MITRE, and Chris Roosenraad of M3AAWG on Wednesday, July 13 at 1 p.m. Eastern Time to discuss all this and more.


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Nicole Scherzinger has won the highly rated ABC's show 'Dancing With the Stars'. The new champion takes home mirror-ball trophy. The winner was chosen with a combination of votes from viewers and the judges and scores.
In the finale, the Pussycat Dolls front woman and partner Derek Hough defeated Olympian figure skater Evan Lysacek and his partner Anna Trebunskaya.
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The Beach Ball has finally headed for the surface (574 and a 13 PE Ratio and 582 which is the 38.2% fib level). It is traveling at such a great rate of momentum, I expect the beach ball to thrust through the surface of the water and hit the 600 area (Huge psychological marker) and the 605 area (50% fib area).
The most brutal sell off in Apple history except for the 2008 financial crisis is behind us. It is now in the history books. We will talk about this sell off for years. I will write a synopsis of what it means, but I want to gather my thoughts before I do. In the meantime, give thanks this Thanksgiving. Apple is back.
This rally means the negative news cycle ends. No more negative Apple stories; we will start getting really positive news about Apple now. Why? Because the trading desks and the Hedge funds are all long and they will start producing wonderful news about Apple. This virtuous cycle will last until Apple tops out sometime in December or January. I want to give a shout out to the Mutual and Pension Funds. These elephants started buying Apple Friday morning in volume. I saw that. These elephants all jumped in the bathtub at the same time on Friday morning and they created quite a stir. The Hedge Funds and Big Bank Trading desks quickly sensed the elephants presence and responded by going long and covering their shorts at the same time. This caused the vertical lift off you saw today. It was a thing of beauty.
I'm still sticking to my 689 by Christmas. Let's take one day at a time until we get there. I fully expect some kind of pullback or consolidation at the 600-605 area because that is the 50% retracement of this decline and 600 is a Big Psychological number. Remember, Apple will need a rest after rallying for $100 or 50% of it's decline.
The Biggest change will be the shift in the sentiment. I have been hearing positive news about Apple for weeks. None of that positive news has played in the national press. You will now see countless positive stories because we have the Hedge Funds and Banks on our side; not to mention the elephants.
Happy Thanksgiving to all from Thailand. I usually take small naps during the market hours as the market opens at 9:30 PM and closes at 4:00 AM. I was so excited tonight I stayed up all night. The sunrise is just starting to lighten the sky here in Southern Thailand. I am going to go for a swim and then I will have my usual breakfast of an egg omlet and Pad Thai. The Pad Thai will be the best tasting Pad Thai I have ever eaten. Congratulations to all you Apple believers and Happy Thanksgiving.
- Silverhorseshoe
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Finally someone with a brain and a very logical thought process on what will be with Apple. Maybe I like it even more as I am holding over 2,000 shares of Apple and I watched this unravel like I have never seen anything unravel before. Sold half my position at 545 a couple weeks ago and bought the half back about a week later at 554 as I thought the worst was over only to see it go to 505 on Friday morning. At that point I was pretty sure my turkey was going to be overcooked. Today it looks much more appetizing! My best to all for a peaceful and thankful Thanksgiving Day.
Thanks and same to you!
calling for 689 by Christmas-bold call--great blog site-Nansen Investments-lots of good Apple coverage there-the writer knows his Apples-(smile)


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Celebrate The Unprofessionals Tonight at BookCourt
November 19, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
We'll be celebrating The Unprofessionals, our first anthology of new writing in more than fifty years, tonight, November 19, at BookCourt, where Emma Cline, Kristin Dombek, and Cathy Park Hong will read from their selections in the book. The event is free and begins at seven P.M. See you there!
The Unprofessionals: New American Writing from The Paris Review features thirty-one stories, poems, and essays by a new generation of writer. The Atlantic calls it "a dispatch from the front lines of literature." "A new generation of American writers is not only keeping American literature alive but restoring the excitement of it," says Jonathan Franzen, "and The Paris Review, despite its age and pedigree, is at the forefront of the renaissance."
Out Today: Our New Anthology, The Unprofessionals
November 17, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
Today it's finally here: our first anthology of new writing in more than fifty years. The Unprofessionals: New American Writing from The Paris Review features thirty-one stories, poems, and essays by a new generation of writer. The Atlantic calls it "a dispatch from the front lines of literature." "A new generation of American writers is not only keeping American literature alive but restoring the excitement of it," says Jonathan Franzen, "and The Paris Review, despite its age and pedigree, is at the forefront of the renaissance."
We'll be celebrating The Unprofessionals this Thursday, November 19, at Bookcourt, where Emma Cline, Kristin Dombek, and Cathy Park Hong will read from their selections in the anthology. The event is free and begins at seven P.M. See you there.
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Lorrie Moore on Alice Munro
October 10, 2013 | by Sadie Stein
"Well, I have no relationship to her. I've never met her. And as for her work, I came to it too late probably for it even to have been an influence, which fills me with despair. I am merely a big fan. She is a great artist, alive and among us, and still writing as well as she did at the start—if not better, which is really saying something, since if you look again at Lives of Girls and Women, her first book, you will see it is a masterpiece, not like any other first book I can think of offhand. (You will also find in it many of the elements of Love of a Good Woman and other later fiction—the obsession with drowning, the allure and menace of men, the erotic moment as narrative pivot and the glimpses of wickedness that only the young are able to act upon to save themselves; the middle-aged must attempt to endure, make do, compromised and complicitous, with what they know.) Her later fiction is quite bold structurally—its handling of time is fearless and satisfying and not to be imitated. She seems over and over again to be writing a kind of ghost story. She is also witty and cruel (that is, unblinking) and painterly. Although she writes of the provinces, she is the least provincial writer I can think of. I'm not sure that this is always understood about her." —Lorrie Moore, the Art of Fiction No. 167
Staff Picks: Bathtub Reading, Germaine Tailleferre
December 23, 2011 | by The Paris Review
"Is it dreamed," Jude asked Teddy, "or dreamt?" From the first sentence of Ten Thousand Saints, you know you're dealing with a real novelist. Eleanor Henderson's debut, about a Vermont stoner in 1980s New York, slipped under my radar. (Apparently no one else missed it—it appears on every best-of list from The New York Times to O.) If only I owned a bathtub, I'd be reading it there right now. —Lorin Stein
What a thrill to discover that Spotify has all of Germaine Tailleferre's piano works! The only woman in the group of French avant-garde composers knows as Les Six, Tailleferre's engaging, inventive compositions make for perfect winter listening. —Sadie Stein
It took me weeks, and several recommendations, to sit down and read Zach Baron's fifteen-thousand-word article on Hunter S. Thompson ("a savant at … writerly failure"), the self-loathing of journalism, traffic jams, desert hackers, and the depressing truth of Las Vegas, but I'm glad that I did. It's territory that could be trite but here feels both thoughtful and fresh. —Deirdre Foley-Mendelssohn
I think I've discovered literature's best (literal) snake: Kaa, from Kipling's Jungle Book—specifically at the end of the chapter "Kaa's Hunting." After barreling into a terrified throng of monkeys and bashing through a stone wall with his head, the massive rock python begins coiling and uncoiling his more than six feet of body in a mesmerizing slow dance that lures all who watch into his deadly grip. Chilling! —Nicole RudickRead More »
Staff Picks: Barbie's Dream House, All the Single Ladies
October 14, 2011 | by The Paris Review
While I was in Los Angeles, I had the chance to see two very different—but very "California"—exhibits, both of which I'd recommend to anyone. The first, Robert Irwin's "Way Out West" at L&M Arts, is a light installation that's visually engaging on its own terms, but even more so to those familiar with Irwin's writing. More straightforward but just as interesting, LACMA's "California Design, 1930–1965" is a colorful, exhilarating showcase of all things "modern," from lobster-print swimsuits to Ray and Charles Eames's living room (which is fully reassembled in the museum) to the original Barbie Dream House. It's a survey not just of West Coast design, but of the crafting of the modern conception of California as we know it. —Sadie Stein
Sigrid Nunez's Sempre Susan doesn't just evoke Susan Sontag, the person, with hard-won sympathy, insight, and cool; it contains (in a very tiny space) material for an entire novel of idealism and disillusionment. This Sontag—who "often struck me as someone who wanted to be feeling ten times what she actually felt"—is a tragic figure, and this memoir captures the spirit of the spirit of her times. —Lorin Stein
I had, much to my shame, never read the fiction of Alan Hollinghurst until this last Indian summer weekend, when I found myself utterly absorbed in the world of The Stranger's Child. Its prose is marvelously precise, its subjects both literary and sensual, and its general character inimitably English. —Deirdre Foley-Mendelssohn
Lisa Yuskavage's ethereal paintings are on display at David Zwirner until November 5. —Jessica Calderon
Last spring, the culture guerrillas at Bidoun went to Cairo to check in on the revolution. They came back with their Summer issue (#25), which includes interviews with graffiti artists, tour guides, ex-members of the Muslim Brotherhood, and hard-core metal musicians. Also, dream narratives, photographs, and thumbnail sketches of the dozens of the new political parties. There is very little analysis and no claim to know what comes next. But, more than anything else I've read, it gives you a sense of life on the ground. —Robyn Creswell
I just discovered the blog Letters of Note and could not tear myself away. They've archived, photographed, and transcribed amazing correspondences: everything from a letter Kurt Vonnegut wrote to his family describing his capture in 1944, to a vintage rejection slip from Sub Pop records addressed to "Dear Loser." —Artie Niederhoffer
Everyone I know has been sending me Kate Bolick's fascinating piece on marriage, coupling through history, gender imbalances, and, well, as the title says, "All the Single Ladies." —D. F. M.
Staff Picks: Sea Voyages; Cats in Space
August 12, 2011 | by The Paris Review
I can't pretend it's a light read, but Michael Kimball's Us is heartbreakingly lovely. It's a story of death, loss, and loneliness—but the writing's a pleasure, and sometimes you just need to read something with weight. –Sadie Stein
Accounts of scientific expeditions and sea voyages have long been my preferred summer reading—they seem particularly suited for never-ending afternoons spent lolling by the ocean. I'm using the last warm days to finish The Journey of Anders Sparrman. –Clare Fentress
I first encountered Wodehouse during a childhood August, and slurped up all of Jeeves immediately. What better time to indulge in the unflagging fun than now, when Norton has just released stupendously colorful new editions of the books? –Deirdre Foley-Mendelssohn
I didn't go on vacation this summer, so I've been vicariously living through the galley of The Best American Travel Writing 2011. It includes a round-the-world sea voyage with Christopher Buckley and trashy Miami parties with Emily Witt. –Ali Pechman
I'm really eager to get my hands on Faye Dudden's Fighting Chance—which tells the story of how women's suffrage fractured the like-minded abolitionist community. Here's a great piece on the book from the Wilson Quarterly. –S.S.
While browsing The Atlantic's new video channel, I came across this clip documenting some important bioastronautics research. –Natalie Jacoby
NYRBlog quite bluntly states what I've thought more than once in "Here's What I Hate About Writer's Houses": "That art can be understood by examining the chewed pencils of the writer." –A. P.


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I didn't see the Reds game last night -- I was in Dayton watching Aroldis Chapman pitch an inning and then wrote my story. Other than the 18 pitches I saw from Chapman, I probably saw no more than eight more pitches as I was writing and editing video and all the other stuff I had to do.
I did get updates on my phone from the Reds game -- like Tucker Barnhart's homer -- and then listened to the last several innings on the radio as I drove home.
I then checked out the highlights afterward, read John Fay's story, read Mark Sheldon's story. And went to bed.
But man, I have to tell you, Jeff Swinger's photos were incredible and told so many of the stories.
There's something to me about still images, and even in baseball you can get too many of the cliched photos, too many ordinary photos. Luckily, we at the Enquirer (and our readers) have Swinger and several other talented photojournalists. I just went through his gallery of last night's game and felt like I watched the game with him in the camera well, probably the best vantage point you can get without being on the field.
His shots of Billy Hamilton's catch and its aftermath, as well as the shot of Carlos Gomez -- and Joey Votto's reaction, are amazing.
Really, check them out, you won't be sorry. Jeff's twitter is @SwingmanCinci (and he'll often post photos during games), and let's just say he swings and gets more hits than Pete Rose.
AAA -- Louisville 2, Rochester 1: Josh Smith improved to 5-0, allowing just one run on two hits and four walks over seven innings. Jumbo Diaz picked up his seventh save of the season. Skip Schumaker had an RBI double. Jason Bourgeois also had an RBI double and two of the Bats' three hits. [Box]
AA -- Jackson 5, Pensacola 1: C Rossmel Perez was 4 for 5, including a triple. He drove in the team's only run. Robert Stephenson gave up five runs on four hits, walking two and striking out four in 5.1 innings. [Box]
High-A -- Bakersfield 3, Stockton 1: CF Juan Silva hit a three-run homer to give the Blaze the win.Mike Dennhardt gave up a run on three hits over six innings. [Box]
Low-A -- Lansing 9, Dayton 6: When I left the game the Dragons had just one hit and were down 8-1. They came back with five more runs, including a homer by DH Jamodrick McGruder. 3B Tanner Rahier had two hits, including a double. [Box]
• This made my day last night:
Thanks Pat.
• John Sickels at Minor League Ball released his top 150 prospects -- there are five Reds included: RHP Robert Stephenson (8), OF Jesse Winker (43), OF Billy Hamilton (73), OF Phillip Ervin (80) and RHP Ben Lively (134).
• The world of sports mascots. I've actually thought about the mascots for the C Dot Show. [WNYC]
• I've lived in Alabama, and let me tell you, like no place else, it's all about college football 365 days of the year. This grocery store is a perfect example. They had "Jameis Winston King Crab Legs." [FTW]
• The Simpsons' LEGO episode from this weekend is getting great reviews. [Wired]


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It's hard to respect a journalist who doesn't know who Greg Palast is. Sorry, but it's true.
I am not sure what to make of him. I have heard him interviewed on many of the liberal radio talk shows but it is interesting what he has to say about Rove. I agree, worth at least looking at and thinking about. Could be alarmist but with this administration can we be too careful?
He wrote a book called The Best Democracy Money Can Buy describing, in some detail, the bullshit around the Florida election theft in 2000. He's kind of... yeah. Sort of what @1 said.
Palast is the guy who stole Kathryn Harris's 70,000 erroneous "felons" list used to throw the 2000 election in Florida. He's a whispery conspiracist, which is unfortunate, because he wraps everything in cloak-and-dagger nonsense, and stuff like "Rove-bots" which plays well in the blogs but gets you immediately shunted into the "kook" category in the real world.
His main point is an excellent one, though: "it's not about the firings, it's about the hirings". Monica Goodling was telling them this, but they weren't getting it. They're not "bots", but they are extremist right-wingers with an agenda -- an agenda that has never before been welcome in the Justice Department.
"Caging" is just marketroid-speak for an aggressive list-purging technique, which is illegal to use politically but is anyways, extensively, by the R's. They, uh, would prefer that black people not vote, you may have heard.
The good news is, the way things are going, the worst they're going to be able to do is push the R vote from 20% to 25% in 2008.
Don't you listen to Randi Rhodes or Thom Hartman? Greg Palast is featured as a guest every once is awhile. He's usually plugging a book but he's always right on.
palast has written two best sellers ("the best democracy money can buy" and "armed madhouse"), works for the guardian newspaper but covers american politics, and is recognized as one of, if not the best, investigative journalist in the west.
it is shocking that you do not know who he is.
If you are learning about Greg Palast today, then it is time for us all to admit that the Internet plus "Democracy Now" his little or no real power. Please assimilate quietly.
I hadn't heard of him either, but I looked up his Wikipedia page, and he seems reliable. Definitely not part of the tin-foil brigade.
Since this morning I have done some digging on Mr Palast and I am shocked the Stranger does not know who he is. But I agree with the comment he puts everything into conspiracy language which immediately discredits him. And that is too bad. Palast does make some really good points that should be taken seriously.
Palast has also been on KUOW's Weekday a few times, is on Democracy Now frequently, and reports for the BBC. He reports on issues that the MSM in America is afraid to (the fraud of the 2000 U.S. election, Katrina, the Clintons' actual financial misdealings), but his reports are often heard on the mainstream media in other countries.
Most U.S. MSM don't know Palast because they're too lazy to look and see what other reporters are covering (outside the MSM) or because they don't want to rock the boat and upset their corporate owners. I thought that everyone in the alternative press knows who he is. I guess that makes The Stranger part of the MSM.
Yes, it certainly is annoying when journalists use all that cloak-and-dagger conspiracy speech to frame a presentation of hard evidence documenting, uh, a conspiracy to defraud the electorate.
It really hurts their credibility.
Greg Palast is the likely next winner of a Pulitzer Prize. Highly recommend you start subscribing to his email newsletter. You can sign up for it on his website, gregpalast.org. I've been reading his stuff since early 2001, when he was one of the only people blowing the whistle on the Choicepoint scandal in Florida.
I like Palast, but he won't get any Pulitzers. The Pulitzer people are cowards - they gave the NY Daily News a Pulitzer for their articles on the 9/11 health fallout. They didn't mention Juan Gonzalez, the Daily News reporter who pursued the story and wrote many articles, wasn't mentioned in the Pulitzer awards.
Meanwhile, the Daily News buried the stories in the back of the paper, buckling under pressure from Christine Todd Whitman and others to bury the stories. If these stories had been on the front page, it might have saved many of the 12,000 who have fallen ill from 9/11 fallout.
You do not know who Palast is? I'm rolling over in my grave. How do you "reporters" spend your time? Singing show tunes?
LOL @ everyone who is implying that people who imply conspiracies exist are crazy. Yeah man, nothing secretive EVER happens.
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Phipps took advantage of his smarts -- and, yeah, his right-handed swing -- to homer twice and collect a season-high six RBIs in the Triple-A Bats' 9-8 victory over the visiting Clippers.
"On the first [homer], [Gomez] did something when he threw his fastball," Phipps said. "He was opening his glove when he was going to throw a changeup, but his glove was closed when he was throwing a fastball."
The tip-off paid immediate dividends. Batting sixth, the veteran outfielder smacked a two-RBI single in the first and walked in the third before stroking a three-run homer toward right field off Gomez. He would lift his second longball toward left two innings later while facing reliever Loek Van Mil.
"I got that [first] one better than the last one," said Phipps, who hit Gomez's cut fastball, then Van Mil's sinker. "I didn't think it was going to get out. This is a big park. It got to the second or third row maybe."
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In a season that was stunted by a joint issue in his right shoulder -- he missed half of May and most of June rehabbing in Arizona -- Phipps now has six hits in nine at-bats (three of them homers) and eight RBIs in the first two games of the series opposing the Clippers.
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A veteran of nine Minor League seasons -- seven stateside -- Phipps was signed out of his native Dominican Republic on May 3, 2004. His last two-homer game occurred on May 16, 2009 for the now-defunct Class A Advanced Sarasota Reds. He drove in that many runs only once before, in a July 5, 2007 game at Class A Dayton. It was five years ago, sure, so what does he remember most about it? The fact that the Dragons won, 20-3.
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Thanks. If it is too much work, don't worry about it. I just thought it interesting since I wouldn't have known how to determine which way to interpret something like that.
I do not think there's a hadith which clarifies that. I'll look for it and if I find it, I will share it with you.
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That is the beauty of the Universe that we keep on finding new things so frequently and it shows that even though we think that we are so advance in science but still haven't scratched the surface. However these Scientists (Darwanists) believe that There is no God, but they forget to remember that he is the one who gave them all this knowledge. Anyway, I thought to put my thoughts in your post.
I think you are doing an injustice to the years and years of work scientists have put in to discover what we now know.
Why didnt god give all this knowledge 1000s of years ago?
I know religious ppl like to belittle all of mankinds achievments and give all the glory to god and this is really unfair.
thank god for recovering from serious illness?...no thank science and the doctors.
why does no1 ever thank god for the serious illness in the first place?
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Written by Bidz, Posted in Jewelry Auctions
This promotion is valid for Bidz.com and Buyz.com items won and paid for on June 4th, 2009. Receive a free gift with your purchase of $50 or more. Free gift is available on a first come first serve basis and while supplies last. Free gift item must be selected from the list provided at check out. Limit 1 coupon and 1 free gift per customer.