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Oh, to be in England now that April's there," wrote the expatriate poet Robert Browning in Home Thoughts, from Abroad. And, he might have added, enjoying someone else's garden. The latest season of our great English obsession has begun: garden visiting.
By the end of the year, 700,000 people will have tiptoed into 3,000 gardens that open to the public for a day or two. This is the National Gardens Scheme, which began 85 years ago when Miss Elsie Wragg wrote to 600 grandees to ask if they would open up their gardens in return for a donation of a shilling per visitor towards a charity supporting district nurses. This year the scheme will raise £3m for charity; Macmillan Cancer Support alone has received £13m since 1985.
It is not just the giving: our relationship with gardens is in the national DNA, which can be decoded by anyone who buys The Yellow Book, the directory in which 3,800 gardens are listed. This year visitors will be able to enjoy the Queen's garden at Sandringham; allotments in the shadow of Durham Cathedral; and Scampston Hall in Yorkshire, a masterpiece by Piet Oudolf, the Dutchman who planted New York's High Line gardens.
But how did a country in which every man's home is his castle become so open? As we at London's Garden Museum discovered when researching our next exhibition, Garden Open Today: 300 Years of Garden Visiting, the story begins (like most good things) in Renaissance Italy. The Villa d'Este at Tivoli was conceived as a stage set, teasing visitors with fountains, trompe l'oeil and erudite inscriptions.
The first great age of garden tourism was in 18th-century England. You might picture Blenheim, or Castle Howard, as dauntingly exclusive. In fact, every well-dressed traveller was admitted at "Stranger's Gate" and given a tour by the gardener and his boy. In Pride and Prejudice Elizabeth Bennet re-encounters Mr Darcy when touring his gardens at Pemberley. Each great garden had an inn for visitors; the first guidebook was published for Stowe, Lord Cobham's estate in Buckinghamshire, in 1744.
William Shenstone (1714-1763) was a shy, melancholic country gentleman who wrote poetry and made a garden at The Leasowes in the West Midlands. The pastoral gardens inspired by Virgil's Eclogues became so popular that one Sunday he counted 150 visitors. So many, in fact, that he added a new inscription: " ... tread with awe these favour'd bowers / Nor wound the shrubs, nor bruise the flowers."
It is a sentiment felt by many of those who take part in the National Gardens Scheme, which began life in 1927, Arley Hall in Cheshire being one of those in the scheme's vanguard. It has opened every year since, explains Viscount Ashbrook, the owner of Arley Hall. In 1964 his parents opened the gardens to a wider, paying audience, charging half a crown. "I came back for the weekend and discovered the garden full of people. 'Isn't this wonderful, Brown?' I said to the old head gardener. 'I never thought it would come to this, sir.' "
However, 35,000 visitors a year do not pay for the five skilled gardeners required to meet the public's expectations of such a famous garden. "But it helps, and I enjoy sharing it with people," says Viscount Ashbrook. So much so that for The Yellow Book he will be opening The Old Parsonage, a new garden in the estate village.
The relationship between a garden and its audience is uniquely fluid. Very few of the visitors to an art exhibition, or a play, will be painters or actors; but the great majority of visitors to gardens are gardeners themselves and, compared with the dutiful crowds at an art blockbuster, they are bright-eyed, bold and vocal.
Hugh Johnson, the eminent garden and wine authority who opens his garden at Saling Hall, Essex for the National Gardens Scheme, says that he enjoys hearing visitors' views and suggestions about his garden. He and his wife Judy bought Saling Hall in 1967 and he says that wherever they move, they will create a new garden and open that.
In the 1970s, when Johnson edited The Garden, the journal of the Royal Horticultural Society, it seemed as if private gardens were doomed: few owners could afford to pay for professional gardeners. Today, more good gardens are being created than at any time since before the first world war, owing to a new generation of wealthy people who will invest not just in an architect and interior decorator but also a head gardener and a designer.
Christopher Woodward is director of The Garden Museum, London, whose exhibition 'Garden Open Today: 300 Years of Garden Visiting' runs from April 24 to June 24.
Gardens open through The National Gardens Scheme can be found at www.ngs.org.uk
A global past-time
The Yellow Book is unique to England and Wales but garden visiting is not: garden lovers go to the best gardens wherever they may be. Renaissance gardens such as the Villa d'Este at Tivoli, south of Rome, and the sculptures at Bomarzo, close to Viterbo, were designed to astonish and impress with the mystique and wealth of their creators. In the 17th century Louis XIV's gardens at Versailles were so busy with the chatter of the court that he created a watery park at Marly as a refuge.
The greatest gardens in 18th-century Europe were English: the guidebook to Stowe was published in a French edition, and the best-known tour of English gardens was made by Thomas Jefferson and John Adams in 1786. Such visitors came to take le style Anglais home: the first travelling scholarship to gardens was granted by the Swedish king to a young artist, JM Piper.
Today the wheel has turned back: the majority of star designers will cite Italian gardens as their icons, whether the Renaissance Villa Caprarola, north of Rome, or Villa Gamberaia, in the hills above Florence – or, for the romantic, the ruins of Ninfa, in the plains south of Rome.
Garden open schemes
In 1987 a scheme began in Victoria, Australia, which today opens up 700 gardens across the nation: (www.opengarden.org.au). In 1995 gardeners Page Dickey and Penelope Maynard were inspired by the NGS to introduce open days in the US (www.gardenconservancy.org).
Some of the best contemporary gardens in the world are in Belgium and the Netherlands. Around 200 private parks and gardens open in Belgium (www.jardinsouverts.be) in a scheme set up by the charismatic Jelena de Belder, whose family made the great arboretum at Kalmthout (you must become a member). But perhaps the coolest scheme of the lot is in Amsterdam, where 30 secret canalside gardens will open from June 15 to June 17 this year in aid of horticultural charities (www.opentuinendagen.nl).


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Does Missouri have $12 million to gain in a move to the SEC or not? Joe Walljasper of the Columbia Daily Tribune asked some people in the business side of sports television.
Either way, Missouri holds the fate of the Big East in its hands, writes Mark Blaudschun of the Boston Globe.
That's no surprise when things like this are written. If the Big 12 calls, writes Rick Bozich of the Louisville Courier-Journal, Louisville should run, not walk, to the Big 12.
Texas A&M coach Mike Sherman finally talks about the move to the SEC, reports Brent Zwerneman of the San Antonio Express-News. Linebacker Sean Porter says it's been a distraction.
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Iowa State running back James White has infused some extra speed into the Cyclones' backfield.
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Texas Tech coach Tommy Tuberville says Bill Snyder is still running the same schemes he did back in the early 1990s, writes Austin Meek of the Topeka Capital-Journal.
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December 4, 2007 04:32 PM - Vince Stricherz, University of Washington Newswire
Seattle - Despite decades of ever more-exacting science projecting Earth's warming climate, there remains large uncertainty about just how much warming will actually occur.
Two University of Washington scientists believe the uncertainty remains so high because the climate system itself is very sensitive to a variety of factors, such as increased greenhouse gases or a higher concentration of atmospheric particles that reflect sunlight back into space.
Dueling videos focus on U.S. climate change bill
December 4, 2007 02:12 PM - Deborah Zabarenko, Environment Correspondent, Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Dueling videos -- one starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, the other featuring a "typical" U.S. family shivering in an underheated house -- are focusing debate on a Senate bill aimed at cutting climate-warming pollution.
Schwarzenegger, the action star-turned-Republican governor of California, stands in front of a redwood grove and intones, "Climate change: it's a test of leadership." He and two other governors, posed in natural settings, urge viewers to press their senators to approve the so-called Lieberman-Warner bill.
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Bali, Indonesia – The past year has seen more weather records smashed as extreme events take a firmer hold of the planet, says WWF at the start of the UN climate change conference.
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Climate change experts and governments are gathering in Bali to discuss the successor to the Kyoto Protocol.
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But the talks may put the so-far unproven technology, carbon capture and storage, on the agenda for future backing, Yvo de Boer told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday.
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December 3, 2007 05:46 PM - Bjorn Lomborg, Global Policy Innovations Program
It's possible to see, right now, what global warming will eventually do to the planet. To peek into the future, all we have to do is go to Beijing, Athens, Tokyo, or, in fact, just about any city on Earth.
Most of the world's urban areas have already experienced far more dramatic temperature hikes over the past few decades than the 2.6°C increase expected from global warming over the next hundred years.
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U.S. says seeks new climate deal, rejects Kyoto
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It's important to remember that Doctor Who isn't just for adults. There's a great deal for adults to enjoy, that's always been the case, but this is television that's not exclusively aimed at us so-called grown ups. Quite the opposite in fact. "School Reunion," by grown up standards, isn't that great.
But that's missing the point, surely? Episode three of the second series of new Who clearly has the children in mind; Anthony Head plays an evil head master in a school where something odd is going on, and the unpopular child ultimately becomes the hero and saves a school that's over-run by bat-like aliens. Is this not a classic children's adventure story? But there's unquestionably something for the adults too – Elisabeth Sladen returns as Sarah Jane, and K9 isn't far behind – a creation which surely today's audience of children will find laughably poor. But then, did anybody ever really think that K9 was anything but poor?
This is an episode with much to enjoy if you can disengage your brain: Anthony Head is magnificently over-the-top, munching on all the scenery he can stomach, and having a fantastic time into the bargain. He gets some delightfully crap lines ("Bad Dog!"), gets to run around screeching like a bat, and provides more than his fair share of giggles. While part of me still yearns for a Giles spin-off series (imagine the wondrous things that the combined might of Joss Whedon and Russel Davies could achieve) and finds parts like this to be beneath an actor of Head's calibre, I can't help but lap up any cheesy villain roles he takes. It's also nice to see Elisabeth Sladen back, even if Sarah Jane's part is a little underwritten. There's some nice companion banter between her and Rose, but that's really as far as it goes. Mickey makes a reappearance here too, and I've still not managed to warm to this character. There's just something about him that I can't overcome – perhaps it's the way we're supposed to accept that he's become some sort of master hacker since his early brush with The Doctor. Another nice Torchwood reference crops up during Mickey's scenes, a thread that's nowhere near as subtle as last season's Bad Wolf, but is nonetheless well executed. And K9 is back, sadly. Still, he provides the material for a fair few gags, and is on the receiving end of Head's aforementioned "Bad Dog" line, so I can tolerate his return.
Tennant gives a good account of himself. This is the first time we've really seen the tormented side of his doctor, a side which Eccleston seemingly managed to cram into every episode, for better or worse. Tennant is clearly overjoyed at sharing screen-time with Sladen, and his "My Sarah Jane!" exclamation could be as much from the Who fan in him as The Doctor himself. There's a great clash between Anthony Head and Tennant which highlights The Doctor's unforgiving attitude towards this hostile alien race. This episode also starts to introduce some tension between The Doctor and Rose; is this an attempt to reduce Rose back to a simple side-kick role, and play down the romantic elements?
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This proposed community-based participatory research subproject is part of our P20 competitive renewal application of the NIMHD-funded Center for Substance Use and AIDS Research on Latinos in the United States (C-SALUD) at Florida International University (FIU). The proposed longitudinal study consists of 4-annual assessments of recent Latina immigrants (N=600;ages of 18-23). By partnering with local community-based organizations, our multi-disciplinary research team will: (1) elucidate culturally relevant antecedent social determinants of liability (consisting of individual, cultural, interpersonal and community/institutional determinants collectively referred to as social determinants) which predict HIV/AIDS risk behaviors (HIVR), concomitant substance use severity (SUS), HIV/AIDS diagnoses, substance use disorders (SUDs) and access to health care resources (HCR), (2) determine the moderating effects of dyadic attachments (daughter-father, daughter-mother, daughter-peers, daughter-romantic partner) on the relationship between adverse social determinants and early adult trajectories of HIV/AIDS risk behaviors and SUS, (3) clinically validate outcomes with laboratory tests (saliva, urine and blood) for alcohol plus 9-drug classes, HIV-EIA and STDs and (4) create a psychometrically sound and culturally relevant screening instrument derived from the obtained results (Latina Screening Index of Risk and Resilience-LaSIRR) which may be employed to identify recent Latina immigrants at high risk to succumb to HIV/AIDS and SUDs. Longitudinal statistical analyses will capture dynamic system interactions between change processes and causal networks to elucidate interactions among the modeled variables across 4-annual waves. Factor analyses will be applied to data obtained at baseline assessment to derive a preliminary LaSIRR to predict HIV and SUD outcomes across 3 follow-up assessments.
The obtained results will inform social policy to develop innovative prevention and intervention strategies for recent Latina immigrants to promote their recruitment and retention into a continuum of health care prevention and intervention services which redirect their adult developmental trajectories away from potentially fatal early to mid-adult outcomes (e.g., HIV/AIDS, drug abuse) to healthy adult outcomes.
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|Sastre, Francisco; Sheehan, Diana M; Gonzalez, Arnaldo (2015) Dating, marriage, and parenthood for HIV-positive heterosexual Puerto Rican men: normalizing perspectives on everyday life with HIV. Am J Mens Health 9:139-49
|Sheehan, Diana M; Trepka, Mary Jo; Fennie, Kristopher P et al. (2015) Rate of new HIV diagnoses among Latinos living in Florida: disparities by country/region of birth. AIDS Care 27:507-11
|Sheehan, Diana M; Trepka, Mary Jo; Dillon, Frank R (2015) Latinos in the United States on the HIV/AIDS care continuum by birth country/region: a systematic review of the literature. Int J STD AIDS 26:12-Jan
|Blackson, Timothy C; De La Rosa, Mario; Sanchez, Mariana et al. (2015) Latino Immigrants' Biological Parents' Histories of Substance Use Problems in Their Country of Origin Predict Their Pre- and Post-Immigration Alcohol Use Problems. Subst Abus 36:257-63
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|Trepka, Mary Jo; Fennie, Kristopher P; Sheehan, Diana M et al. (2014) Late HIV diagnosis: Differences by rural/urban residence, Florida, 2007-2011. AIDS Patient Care STDS 28:188-97
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With a Philadelphia Phillies alumni logo stitched onto the right sleeve of his pinstriped jersey, Brad Lidge signed a one-day contract this week to retire with the team.
He spent just four of his 11 major-league seasons with the Phillies, but said he always knew he would retire with the club after capturing the 2008 World Series. Thursday marked the official end for the closer who dropped to his knees on that cold October night, ending a city's title drought and forever enamoring him to a fan base.
"I can still put myself right in that spot and remember gripping that pitch before I threw it," said Lidge, 36. "It will always be something permanently on my mind."
Lidge returned to Citizens Bank Park to kick off alumni weekend, which featured Curt Schilling's induction into the Phillies Wall of Fame on Friday.
The strikeout of Tampa Bay's Eric Hinske in Game 5 of the World Series capped Lidge's perfect season as he converted all 48 of his save opportunities. After he was released by the Washington Nationals last June, he went back to Notre Dame and completed his bachelor's degree in religious studies. Now Lidge is working toward a master's degree in archaeology. "My wife said I'm never going to grow up," Lidge said. "I got to play baseball and now I'm digging in dirt."
Former Phillies catcher Darren Daulton also enjoyed a return to the ballpark Friday. "Oh my God, all my friends are here," Daulton said.
Daulton, who is also participating in the Phillies' annual alumni weekend, spoke publicly for the first time since his brain cancer diagnosis a little over a month ago.
The 51-year-old, now a radio personality in Philadelphia, was diagnosed with two brain tumors in June. Both were removed after brain surgery on July 1, but nine days later Daulton was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer that also took the lives of his former teammate Tug McGraw and former coach John Vukovich.
A 14-year major league veteran, Daulton spent nearly his entire career in Philadelphia before being traded to the Florida Marlins midway through the 1997 season, his final one.
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Alex Rodriguez was back with the Trenton Thunder on Friday and the New York Yankees star hit a two-run homer to left in the third inning against the Reading Fightin Phils. Drug penalties are expected to be announced Monday. ... Los Angeles Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said pitcher Stephen Fife, on the disabled list with right shoulder bursitis, will "chuck" for Triple-A Albuquerque or in Chicago on Sunday. If Fife is with Albuquerque, he would presumably pitch. Zack Greinke is scheduled to start Sunday in Chicago for the Dodgers. ... In his first game with the Detroit Tigers, Jose Iglesias started at third base in place of Miguel Cabrera (strained lower abdomen) against the Chicago White Sox. ... The Houston Astros recalled Jimmy Paredes from Triple-A Oklahoma City. He started at second base. ... The Tigers released right-hander Cesar Carrillo after he served a 100-game suspension for violating baseball's minor league drug program.


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Multivariate singular spectrum analysis for forecasting revisions to real-time data
Real-time data on national accounts statistics typically undergo an extensive revision process, leading to multiple vintages on the same generic variable. The time between the publication of the initial and final data is a lengthy one and raises the question of how to model and forecast the final vintage of data - an issue that dates from seminal articles by Mankiw et al. [51], Mankiw and Shapiro [52] and Nordhaus [57]. To solve this problem, we develop the non-parametric method of multivariate singular spectrum analysis (MSSA) for multi-vintage data. MSSA is much more flexible than the standard methods of modelling that involve at least one of the restrictive assumptions of linearity, normality and stationarity. The benefits are illustrated with data on the UK index of industrial production: neither the preliminary vintages nor the competing models are as accurate as the forecasts using MSSA.
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Next iPhone 6S Reportedly Resists Accidental Bending
An improved backplate for the chassis of the next iPhone 6S is the key to more rigidity and less chance of bending, according to UnboxTherapy.com.Apple's upcoming iPhone 6S isn't yet here, but already speculation is swirling that the company has modified the backplate of the next iPhones to avoid the bending problems that some owners reported when they carried their phones in their pockets. Unbox Therapy's Lewis Hilsenteger, who creates video reviews and reports about a wide range of consumer products including smartphones, unveiled what he said is the latest and improved backplate made for Apple's next iPhone in an Aug. 10 video he posted on YouTube. "It looks like Apple is making some changes based on my inspection of this new upcoming iPhone 6S," Hilsenteger said in the video. Though a comparison of the existing backplate design from an iPhone 6 and an iPhone 6S appear to look the same at first glance, "the area around home button and the power switch appear to be significantly thicker on the 6S backplate compared with the standard 6," he said. Those were the areas where some iPhone6 devices bent for consumers in widely circulated reports last September, just after the new smartphones went on sale. Hilsenteger's research found that the outside dimensions of the latest backplate are slighter larger in width and height, but that the key differences are that it is almost twice as thick at the place where the volume buttons are located, adding strength in a vulnerable point. The old backplate was .044 inches thick at the button openings, compared to .07 inches thickness in the new backplate, he said.
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March 9, 2015
The house is beautiful! We had a very fun trip. The sunset from the living room was breathtaking. The snowshoes and the jacuzzi added a lot of fun and entertainment. The fireplaces in the wintertime made the home cozy and lovely. I would definitely recommend this property.
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London, England
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A delightful home to bring extended family together. The house was well equipped and the ping pong table was great fun. The lack of a bathroom meant the kids got to sleep in the guest cabin with its amazing views. We enjoyed the local lakes for swimming during the day and had a great choice of restaurants for dinner in Peterborough. It was even better in reality than in the photographs.
fantastic weekend
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Our family had a wonderful time staying at this home. The house is beautiful and the scenery is breath-taking. We loved that each bedroom had its own bathroom. The guest cottage was adorable and everyone enjoyed feeding the animals. We would definitely love to return.
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An interesting phenomenon has currently come to the forefront. An increasing number of organizations aren't sending a notification to the applicants they interview but don't select for the position. Surprisingly, this practice is becoming more prevalent at most levels, including, in some cases, even C-level executives after being interviewed by company boards.
The phenomenon applies to other programs as well, where applicants have prepared extensive material, gone through several rounds of participation and are either left dangling altogether or receive a template rejection note that is highly impersonal and even abrupt.
Why do companies do this? According to a recent article in U.S. News this growing habit is one of job seekers' or program applicants' greatest annoyances. Rejection is hard, but even more infuriating or disappointing to applicants is being rejected in a thoughtless and impersonal way, or never hearing from the organization after the interview.
In the article, author Natasha Rhodes lists the following reasons companies give for ignoring this task:
1. Sheer volume. It's a buyer's market and a hard economy. Dr. John Sullivan, of ERE, reports the ratios are running as high as 250 resumes and applicants for every available job.
2. Fear of being sued. The emotion and trauma of the recession are bringing an increase in employment lawsuits. Discrimination, improper hiring practices—employers are fearful of sending a rejection letter that could increase the possibility of getting sued.
3. It puts their office staff on the firing line. With workloads and job stress already high, companies are loath to ask their office staff to spend time on the line with rejected applicants who are angry, who are venting, or who are hoping beyond hope to talk their way back into the job.
4. They want to keep their options open. What if the first-choice applicant doesn't accept or the hiring doesn't come through? It's easier for companies to proceed to their next selection if their second choice was never formally rejected.
In my opinion, all of these reasons are unacceptable. For the applicants who aren't selected for a program, or who don't get the job, the notification provides them with closure. Even better, consider a personal call. That short call--one that doesn't provide the kind of details that could potentially introduce the risk of liability, of course—will not only make a world of difference for the waiting applicant, but can actually build positive brand equity for the company, even when the answer is "no."
That extra effort could make the applicant willing to re-apply for a better-fitting position within the company. It could also make them more likely to do business with the company in question, and more willing to recommend the firm (as an employer and as a business) to friends. Isn't that worth the investment of a simple call? Or even a voice message? Or a friendly and personalized letter that expresses gratitude for the time and effort involved?
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Back in the eighties, I visited my brother in Russia in early June.
We took the night train from Moscow to St. Petersburg arriving at 7AM
Saturday, and boarded the train to return at 11PM. As it was very
close to the equinox, we were close to the arctic, when we walked
back to the train station at 10:30PM, it was like dusk, and I had
never seen so many folks on the street and shops open in my life, so
staying out shopping when there is light must be a human, as opposed
to a capitalist American phenomenon.
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> Anyone else catch the interview on CNN this AM with the guy who's
> studied the effects of DST and written a book about it? I only
> caught part of it--the part where he said it didn't save energy.
> All it did he said was increase retail sales. Apparently, with more
> daylight, people dawdle more on the way home from work and shop
> more. So it's good for the merchant class, just like moving
> Thanksgiving up a week was good for the merchant class. So, just as
> we've reduced security inspections of incoming cargo because Wal-
> Mart complained it reduced profits, so we've increased the
> effective shopping hours so Wal-Mart can sell evermore stuff.
> Amazing how democracy works.
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Nashville-born, Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Meg Myers makes her full-length debut with 2015's Sorry. The album comes on the heels of her two well-received EPs, 2013's Daughter in the Choir and 2014's Make a Shadow. As with those releases, Sorry once again finds Myers collaborating with longtime producer Dr. Rosen Rosen. Together, they craft moody, electronic-tinged rock anthems centered on Myers' yearning, passionate vocals. While Myers' distinctive brand of dark pop fits nicely next to contemporaries like Lorde and Florence + the Machine, Sorry also brings to mind the work of alternative rock-era icons like Sinéad O'Connor and Garbage. Included on Sorry is the urgent '90s grunge-influenced single "Lemon Eyes." ~ Matt Collar


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My Legs
I like my legs this is true they take me places like the Zoo.
They keep me from the ground, they make me high, so I can view all around.
They take me to the shops, they take me to my school, they let me play with my football.
But then my legs let me down, now I'm not that far from the ground, all I can see is arses all around.
I miss my legs this is true, all I have is wheels, I feel like I live in a Zoo.
Don't pat me on the back, shoulder or head, don't ask me how I do, for actually I am just like you.
I have my pride, my feelings too and just remember I will always beat you, to the front of the queue
Don't pity me or look to understand, of course I'm angry, but I do need a hand.
Help me from this chair, so that I may see, past all these arses that inhibit me.
Dear God please take no more parts from me, for I miss my legs, they made me free.
I thank you for the wheels and those that feel the empathy for me.
I miss my legs and wonder why, the lady in the car began to cry.
It is strange you see, on the way back from a Christmas party, her car ran all over me.
Was it the drink, was it the speed, who cares it just doesn't bother me.
All I got was this awful chair and many a stranger's stare.
Don't get me wrong I love you all, just remember I am not a fool.
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Senior Alex Masinelli racked up his 1,000th career point during the final game of the regular season, landing a two-pointer in the second quarter to reach 1,001 points. He would tally a total of 27 points on the night to lead the Bobcats to the "W."
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The Panthers had three players in double digits: Dallas Rowland with 16 points, Evan Brown with 14 points and Connor Sidwell with 13.
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I am a movie maker that is starting out, i work with artists a lot and arthouse movies.
P.s I have some artists working on my Logo and can supply artwork, what I really need is someone to functionalize my website and put my designs to work in a business card etc, website etc
If you take on this project an interest in art or the art world and film would be a definite advantage, also to be able to converse well in English. I also have another website to be made but will chat with you about that next time..Cheers
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