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Easy going....
Hey I'm a pretty chill guy, I like hanging out with people, sink a brew or two and chat. I spend a lot of time online (outside of work) so you don't have to feel obligated to chill with me. I am a pretty solid cook as both my parents were chefs so I learnt a thing or two. I have two diploma's so I'm no stranger to school. I have also housed and made friends with many internationals over the years so even if your English is very poor there is a good chance I will still be able to understand you :)
I am a happy, reliable, clean and tidy individual that is looking for a modern house to share. Prefer own bathroom but not necessary. I have moved down from Noosa. Looking from Hobart; Sandy Bay, Taroona, Blackmans Bay, Kingsgate To the lovely Eastern Shores of Bellerive, Rose Bay Lindisfarne. I do health therapy as my profession.
Hi my name is Sage and I am a tech student at the university of Tasmania, I've had a lot of experience living in share house situations and I hope I can find some like minded people.
clean, friendly and quiet
I'm Hemy(Yi-Ting Wu), a 27-year-old girl from Taiwan. I'm going to Tasmania for working holiday. I worked in a travel agency as a director of Ticketing sector, and I'm also a tour leader. The reason I go on working holiday is that I've dreamt to live abroad for a long time. I need to discover more! I choose Tasmania because it's a super beautiful place full of nature, and I'm really excited to see aurora there too. - To be a friend, I'm a bit shy at the beginning (or you can say I'm being polite), but actually I'm easy going and outgoing, my friends think I'm funny and I smile/laugh a lot. - To be a housemate, I'm tidy, helpful, considerate and respectful. Hope you'll like me! :D - I hope I can find a good job and stay at the same place to discover more about this city. Therefore, I'll probably stay longer if it is possible. I'll arrive at Hobart on June 1st. I need to stay at the CBD for the beginning few days. Then I can move in my ideal house/flat as soon as possible(depends on the available date of the room). I can't wait to meet my new life there!!! Please feel free to ask if you need more information about me.
We are a Colombian couple. We are currently living in Melbourne but we will be moving to Hobart at the beginning of July to study at RGIT. We are easy going, quiet, tidy, respectful and sociable. We are looking for nice flatmates with whom can enjoy a good chat. We like play sports, do exercise, cook and watch tv on weekends.
just a chill nice bloke.
I'm super tidy, really respectful, and enjoy a good laugh. Working and studying.
I am quiet and considerate. Will work hard to respect the houses rules and keep things neat and tidy. I will mostly keep to myself and expect a certain level of privacy, but am not against sharing meals from time to time. I work in software development, but enjoy getting outdoors whenever possible in my free time, or reading a good book. I look forward to hearing from you.
Hi, there I'm a student of UTAS. And I looking for a room in order to study.
I am Abhijeet Chauhan 18 yrs and have taken admission in BSc agricultural science from UTAS. I am from Madhya Pradesh ,India. I am interested in gyming, a bit less speaking, but very friendly on whom one can trust upon. Looking for an individual or a group accommodation.
26 yrs old From China Love music and travel n great food. Heading to Hobart to study and Professional year course Would love to share my life experiences with people
I love adventures and late night talks. I am a psychology student from Germany and I am staying in Hobart for one semester. I enjoy hangig out with open minded people, being in the nature, swimming and have a desire to wander (the world). All in all I would say I am down-to-earth, happy and cheerful. I lived the past 3 years in different flats and love this way of living and sharing good memories :)
A Singaporean student enrolling in the University of Tasmania, easygoing and friendly, prefers a nice and quiet environment that is conducive for studying. Fun and sociable, I love to meet new friends and companions.
We are a quiet couple studying in UTAS. We don't smoke. No party. Love cooking. Simple life. :)
An incoming UTAS graduate student, I enjoy fun and insightful conversations and outdoor activity (sports, treks, etc). I'll selfishly boast as well that I can strike a chord with absolutely anyone. Look forward!
Iam a student......we are 3....2 boys and 1 girl...
A student living a simple life.
Hi I'm Yen
hey I love tea and wine nights, also enjoy going out on adventures. I'm a full-time student @ utas and work 4/5 times a week. I'm also a lot more interesting than my bio :-)
We are a Sri lankan couple. I will be starting my postgraduate at UTAS on July 2017 and my husband accompanies me. We are easy going, quiet, tidy, respectful and sociable. We are looking for nice flatmates with whom can enjoy a good chat. We like sports, do exercise and watch tv on weekends.


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Woodland Park Zoo saves animals and their habitats through conservation leadership and engaging experiences, inspiring people to learn, care and act.
Founded in 1899, Woodland Park Zoo has sparked delight, discovery and unforgettable memories for generations of Northwest families. People who experience the wonders of the natural world are inspired to protect it. That's why every year we lead more than 1 million people on a journey that inspires a lifelong love of animals, makes science come alive, and gives people the tools to take conservation action.
Management Agreement: Woodland Park Zoo is a registered 501(c)(3) non profit. The Management Agreement outlines the operation and capital agreements between the City of Seattle and Woodland Park Zoo.
Long-Range Physical Development Plan: The Long-Range Physical Development Plan provides a flexible framework to guide future development at Woodland Park Zoo.
Woodland Park Zoo Strategic Plan 2015-2018: A road map to growing our reach and impact.
Animal care professionals at Woodland Park Zoo are experts in their field and provide the highest quality care for animals every day. The zoo manages the largest live animal collection in Washington state, with 1,000 animals, representing more than 300 species. The zoo provides a home for 40 endangered and 17 threatened or vulnerable animal species. The zoo's botanical collection includes more than 92,000 plants and trees representing more than 1,300 species. Learn more about the animals
Through funding provided by the zoo's Partners for Wildlife, Living Northwest, Wildlife Survival Fund, and the contributions of zoo members and donors, the zoo is supporting conservation of wildlife, preserving fragile habitats, and increasing public awareness for wildlife and environmental issues. The zoo currently collaborates with 37 field conservation projects taking place in the Pacific Northwest and around the world. These include some of the smallest life forms—the endangered Oregon silverspot butterfly—to the largest mammals on land—the African elephant. Explore our conservation efforts
From early learners to senior learners, and on and off grounds, the zoo's developmental approach to lifelong learning is to foster empathy for nature, build conservation knowledge and skills, and increase people's personal ownership for action that benefits wildlife and habitats. In 2013, more than 900,000 visitors participated in the zoo's public programs and nearly 83,000 students, teachers and chaperones visited the zoo in school groups or received a zoo outreach program. The many educational elements at the zoo—classes, public programs, signage, and volunteer activities—serve to illustrate the importance that conservation plays in our mission. Find an education program for you
Woodland Park Zoo is famed for creating revolutionary naturalistic exhibits that began a shift that changed the face of zoos worldwide. The Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) has honored the zoo with seven major exhibit awards: Humboldt penguin, Jaguar Cove, Trail of Vines, Northern Trail, Tropical Rain Forest, Elephant Forest and African Savanna. Other major awards by AZA include the top education award for the zoo's 4th- and 5th-grade Ready, Set, Discover program; top honors in the North American Conservation Award category for its collaborative Oregon Spotted Frog Reintroduction Project; and the Green Award for serving as an industry leader in sustainable operations. The zoo's work has also been recognized by peers in conservation. Our Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program is the recipient of a United Nations Equator Prize for its work in creating a sustainable landscape in Papua New Guinea's first Conservation Area. Woodland Park Zoo is accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums, which assesses that the highest standards in animal welfare, safety, education, conservation and business practices are met. See a list of select awards
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Tribes can apply for funding to develop, enhance, and continue tribal justice systems including: alcohol and substance abuse prevention, law enforcement, pretrial services, risk and needs assessment development and implementation, diversion programming, tribal court services, healing to wellness courts, intervention and/or treatment, detention programming, community corrections, reentry planning and programming, justice system infrastructure enhancement, justice system information sharing, and other justice system needs. Tribes could also seek funding to support exercising enhanced authorities and provisions under the Tribal Law and Order Act.
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With Parkinson's, however, these special nerve cells break down, the supply of dopamine dwindles, and movement is affected.
Typically, a patient with Parkinson's riding a bike maintains a pedaling rate of around 50-60 RPMs.
Parkinson's wreaks havoc by affecting nerve cells in the brain that make the neurotransmitter called dopamine.
Deborah W. Brooks, co-founder with Fox at his Parkinson's foundation, on the secret to his comeback.
Myrons connection with Parkinson School began inauspiciously.
"Power of the Press—as Parkinson said," answered Starmidge, with a laugh.
"He did; he stood by him like a brother," Parkinson's voice replied.
It appears to me, young man," said Parkinson, "that you are making game of me.
Parkinson stared at the recumbent figure rather dubiously for a moment.
Parkinson was not acquainted with this plant when he wrote his Parad.
1877, from French maladie de Parkinson (1876), named for English physician James Parkinson (1755-1824), who described it (1817) under the names shaking palsy and paralysis agitans.
Parkinson Par·kin·son (pär'kĭn-sən), James. 1755-1824.
British physician who gave (1817) a comprehensive description of paralysis agitans, or Parkinson's disease, and was the first to recognize (1812) perforation of the appendix as a cause of death in appendicitis.
Parkinson's disease Par·kin·son's disease (pär'kĭn-sənz)
A progressive nervous disease occurring most often after the age of 50, associated with the destruction of brain cells that produce dopamine, and characterized by muscular tremor, slowing of movement, partial facial paralysis, peculiarity of gait and posture, and weakness. Also called paralysis agitans.
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A progressive neurologic disease occurring most often after the age of 50, associated with the destruction of brain cells that produce dopamine. Individuals with Parkinson's disease exhibit tremors while at rest, slowing of movement, stiffening of gait and posture, and weakness. The disease is named after its discoverer, British physician and paleontologist James Parkinson (1755-1824).
A chronic disease of the nervous system that usually strikes in late adult life, resulting in a gradual decrease in muscle control. Symptoms of the disease include shaking, weakness, and partial paralysis of the face. Certain drugs can help alleviate some of its symptoms.


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Michigan College of Optometry - Transfer Of Students From Other ASCO Optometry Schools
The Michigan College of Optometry at Ferris State University supports the Policy and Practices for Admission of Transfer Students as recommended by the Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry (ASCO).
Transfer students are defined as those students who have previously enrolled or are currently enrolled in a first professional degree program at an ASCO school or college and are seeking transfer to an optometry program at another ASCO school or college. While ASCO and Ferris State University recognize that it is typically in the best interest of the student to complete the optometry program at the initial institution of enrollment, provisions for transfer are provided for given individual circumstances and compelling conditions that may warrant the consideration for transfer. Request for transfer should be directed to the Associate Dean. Only students who are in good academic standing will be considered for transfer and only after a letter from the chief executive officer, or designee, at the home institution has been received indicating awareness on the part of that institution of the student's interest in transferring and providing the required certification of the transferee's academic and professional status. Additionally, only students who would have qualified for initial acceptance to the College of Optometry at Ferris State University will be considered for potential transfer.


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Twice-Cooked Potatoes with Caviar
A gathering becomes instantly festive when you offer these delicate hors d'oeuvres topped with caviar.
- Yield: Makes 2 dozen
Source: Martha Stewart Living, December/January 1994
- 28 (about 2 pounds) baby red potatoes
- 2/3 cup whole milk
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter (1 tablespoon softened, 2 tablespoons melted)
- 1/4 cup creme fraiche
- Coarse salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh chives, plus more for sprinkling
- 3 ounces American paddlefish caviar (www.russanddaughters.com)
Put potatoes into a large saucepan, and cover with cold water. Bring to a boil; reduce to a simmer, and cook until just tender when pierced with the tip of a knife, 15 to 20 minutes. Drain well. Transfer to a rimmed baking sheet, and let stand until cool enough to handle.
Cut off tops and a thin slice from bottoms of 24 potatoes. Using a small melon baller, scoop out flesh from these potatoes, leaving a 1/4-inch-thick shell. Peel remaining 4 potatoes. Press all flesh through a ricer into a medium bowl.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Heat milk and 1 tablespoon butter in a small saucepan over medium heat until butter melts. Stir into riced potato, a little at a time, until creamy. Stir in creme fraiche, 1 teaspoon salt, and the chives; season with pepper.
Transfer to a pastry bag fitted with a 1/2-inch plain round tip (such as Ateco #806). Pipe into shells, mounding about 1/2 inch above top edge.
Bake until tops are golden brown and slightly puffed, about 15 minutes. Brush with melted butter, and bake 15 minutes more. Top each potato with about 1/4 teaspoon caviar, and sprinkle with chives.


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|Build date: Mon Jul 16 02:18:55 2012
|Group: Productivity/Networking/Email/Servers
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|Summary: Rmail of the BSD Sendmail
Rmail interprets incoming mail received via uucp and passing the processed mail on to the MTA (e.g. sendmail). Authors: -------- Eric Allman <email@example.com>
* Fri May 25 2012 email@example.com - Help to do systemctl the obvoisly (bnc#754544) * Thu Feb 09 2012 email@example.com - license update: SUSE-Sendmail SUSE- proprietary prefix added until Sendmail is accepted as valid SPDX license at http://www.spdx.org/licenses * Mon Nov 21 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Allow sendmail to authenticate as client to various mail servers in TLS mode even if servers send 2 headers (bnc#731658) * Thu Aug 18 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Expand systemd configuration at build time * Fri Aug 12 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Use Pre exec files for configuration on the fly * Thu Aug 11 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Socket activation does not work for sendmail even with -bs on the command line of sendmail and StandardInput=socket * Mon Aug 08 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - The approach of using makefiles requires make for sendmail * Fri Aug 05 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Make /var7run a ghost entry in spec as this is a tmpfs now and create it at start of sendmail if it does not exist (bnc#710279) - First try of using systemd unit configration files for both sendmail MTA and sendmail MT client. Try to start them on demand using systemd unit socket files for both local and remote network as well as systemd unit path file for local mail queue * Tue May 31 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to sendmail 8.14.5 * Do not cache SMTP extensions across connections as the cache is based on hostname which may not be a unique identifier for a server, i.e., different machines may have the same hostname but provide different SMTP extensions. Problem noted by Jim Hermann. * Avoid an out-of-bounds access in case a resolver reply for a DNS map lookup returns a size larger than 1K. Based on a patch from Dr. Werner Fink of SuSE. * If a job is aborted using the interrupt signal (e.g., control-C from the keyboard), perform minimal cleanup to avoid invoking functions that are not signal-safe. Note: in previous versions the mail might have been queued up already and would be delivered subsequently, now an interrupt will always remove the queue files and thus prevent delivery. * Per RFC 6176, when operating as a TLS client, do not offer SSLv2. * Since TLS session resumption is never used as a client, disable use of RFC 4507-style session tickets. * Work around gcc4 versions which reverse 25 years of history and no longer align char buffers on the stack, breaking calls to resolver functions on strict alignment platforms. Found by Stuart Henderson of OpenBSD. * Read at most two AUTH lines from a server greeting (up to two lines are read because servers may use "AUTH mechs" and "AUTH=mechs"). Otherwise a malicious server may exhaust the memory of the client. Bug report by Nils of MWR InfoSecurity. * Avoid triggering an assertion in the OpenLDAP code when the connection to an LDAP server is lost while making a query. Problem noted and patch provided by Andy Fiddaman. * If ConnectOnlyTo is set and sendmail is compiled with NETINET6 it would try to use an IPv6 address if an IPv4 (or unparseable) address is specified. * If SASLv2 is used, make sure that the macro {auth_authen} is stored in xtext format to avoid problems with parsing it. Problem noted by Christophe Wolfhugel. * CONFIG: FEATURE(`ldap_routing') in 8.14.4 tried to add a missing - T<TMPF> that is required, but failed for some cases that did not use LDAP. This change has been undone until a better solution can be implemented. Problem found by Andy Fiddaman. * CONTRIB: qtool.pl: Deal with H entries that do not have a letter between the question marks. Patch from Stefan Christensen. * DOC: Use a better description for the -i option in sendmail. 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Reading Level: Grades 7+
The gods bestowed the godstone on Princess Lucero-Elissa de Riqueza on her namiing day. Sixteen years later she has not exibited any of the heroic traits looked for in a chosen one. Elissa is used to being a disappointment. As the obese, untalented younger sister of the beautiful, slim and multitalented Princess Alodia, Elissa is usually the object of pity or scorn. But since her father decided to use his second daughter in a political marriage with King Alejandro there is no way for Elissa to avoid the very public ceremony or the disappointed eyes of her groom.
King Alejandro isn't concered with his new bride's weight or beauty. He needs a chosen one to save his kingdom. After the wedding it becomes apparent that Alejandro is not the only one who wants the bearer of the godstone. Many do and most are willing to kill to control her.
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The Blue Sword by Robin McKinley
Graceling by Kristin Cashore and
Trickster's Choice by Tamora Pierce


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PHOTOS: Pride From France to Italy to Greece
Pride season continued across the globe this weekend with events in Rome and Warsaw. People danced in a public fountain in France, where marriage equality is now the law.
GREECEParticipants of the second gay pride in Thessaloniki kiss as they march through the city.


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School! Adventures at the Harvey N. Trouble Elementary School
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Attention punsters! If puns make you snicker, read the adventures of Ron Faster, Viola Fuss, Izzy Normal, Iona Tricycle and many other punny characters in a school story that is long on groans!
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A teenager charged with the manslaughter of David Cassai after a brawl in Rye on New Year's Eve has been granted bail.
Dylan Closter, 18, made his second application for bail this morning in Melbourne Magistrates Court.
He was refused bail last week, with Magistrate Kay Robertson agreeing with police that he was at risk of interfering with a witness, who at that stage had not been interviewed.
The witness has now been interviewed by police and has also been charged in relation to the brawl. Closter was released on a $50,000 surety.
His lawyer, Bernie Balmer, said his client had no prior convictions and was employed full-time as an apprentice plumber.
Mr Balmer said that Closter had told police that he had at one point on the night been kicked and punched while on all fours.
Detective Sergeant Sol Soloman told the court that he had not seen evidence of this in CCTV footage taken from two different cameras on the night.
Detective Sergeant Soloman said that the risk that Closter would flee while on bail would be alleviated if a range of conditions were imposed.
Closter must live with his father in Launching Place at night between 10pm and 4am, unless in his father or boss's company. He must report to police three times a week, must not leave Victoria, contact or associate with witnesses involved in the case other than the police informant, or commit a criminal offence before his case is heard in court.
Closter, from Millgrove, was charged with manslaughter and intentionally causing affray at an out-of-sessions hearing at Victoria Police's St Kilda Road complex on Thursday.
Mr Cassai was staying with friends at his parents' holiday house on the Mornington Peninsula when, about 1am last Monday, he and five friends were involved in an altercation with another five men outside a pizza shop in Rye.
He was allegedly punched, fell and struck his head on the footpath. He later died from his injuries at The Alfred hospital about 4pm that day.
Detective Sergeant Soloman had interviewed Closter and seen CCTV footage of the incident from two different cameras placed at different positions on the night.
He said that a group of six men were at a park next to the Rye Pier on New Year's Eve when Closter said he needed to use an ATM across the road at a shopping strip.
Another group of men, including victim David Cassai, had just finished dinner and were walking home to Rosebud when the first group came across them.
''Exactly what caused the interaction is still the subject of our investigation ... words were exchanged between the accused in court today and one of the boys,'' Mr Soloman said.
''As a result of that verbal engagement it's alleged the accused then bumped one of the boys with his shoulder, which then escalated the issue between the two groups to a fight situation.''
Mr Soloman said the CCTV footage showed Closter assaulting Mr Cassai three different times ''and he appears to be focusing his aggression on Mr Cassai alone''.
He said the footage showed Closter knocking Mr Cassai to the ground.
''We see (Closter) advancing upon him and stand over him as if to strike him however others around him tried to hold him back. We then see (Mr Cassai) rise to his feet, back off and move back on footpath, then the accused breaks free of the boys trying to restrain him, runs at him, throws punch at him which doesn't seem to connect. Then we see the accused further chase Mr Cassai up the street.''
Mr Soloman said Closter fell to the ground and quickly got to his feet, with Mr Cassai standing in front of him with his hands up ''appearing to defend himself or ward off further attack''.
''Then all of a sudden (Closter) throws a roundhouse style punch which connects with the right side of his head. (Mr Cassai) falls backward, his head hits the pavement and he lies completely still.''
Mr Soloman said that Closter had gone to the police with his parents present on January 2 but would not speak to officers ''in depth'' about the incident until he had spoken to his lawyer Bernie Balmer.
Closter told Mr Soloman that he had taken ''two or three swigs'' of a bottle of Galliano with his friends before he told them he needed to use the ATM.
''He saw a man from the other group remove a street sign ... and words were exchanged,'' Mr Soloman said.
''(Closter) then says he was assaulted by a number of persons who was with (Mr Cassai)...''
Closter told Mr Soloman he was knocked to the ground and when he got to his feet saw someone standing in front of him ''and instinctively lashed out at that person, who fell to ground''.
Closter told him he left the scene with a girl and ''didn't realise at the time that he had severely injured the man he'd punched. He couldn't identify him''.
Mr Soloman said he had put to Closter a witness account that right after he had punched Mr Cassai he had said words to the effect of ''That's what we come here for,'' which he denied.


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Juiceboxxx is a 23-year-old rapper who's been tearing up the underground music community with his cathartic and oft-chaotic live performances. The Milwaukee native has performed alongside Girl Talk and Dan Deacon, is prominently featured in documentary Todd P. Goes To Austin, and has worked with Chicago house legends Joe Smooth and Craig Loftis. The rapper is set to release Thunder Zone Volume One, a mix-tape that features collaborations with Spank Rock, Ninjasonik, and Javelin, and is in the middle of planning a massive tour of the U.S. Before his Jan. 23 gig at Ronny's, Juiceboxxx spoke to The A.V. Club about his adoration for Bruce Springsteen, being pegged as a nerdcore rapper, and the power of music.
The A.V. Club: Many music blogs that have described you as nerdcore. How do you feel about that?
Juiceboxxx: I feel no companionship with that scene in any way. Let me go on record that I have no respect for the nerdcore scene. That's not what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to make pop music. I actually listen to rap, you know.
It was eventually going to happen, that whole world, and it's really lazy to lump me in with it, to be honest. I'm not rapping about fucking Star Wars. It's just different, that really is not an interest of mine. I'll play for those kids, if they like my music, because I play for anyone. But I hope they are aware that what they're listening to has different intentions.
AVC: You're a Bruce Springsteen fan. What's the appeal?
J: I got into Springsteen in my late teens. I just thought there was an earnestness to his tone and that really appealed to me. His lyrics are really direct, you know? As I started traveling more and going on tour and growing up, the songs grew up with me in a way. I think a lot of his best records are really coming-of-age records.
Springsteen is making timeless American music. I feel like we're in a weird era right now. People talk about Americana, meaning some awful band with handlebar mustaches and, like, a banjo. Well, here's a fucking newsflash: Rap music has been the predominant American form for 30 years.
I feel like if Springsteen was my age in 2009, he would be rapping. And that's just all I'm trying to do is carry on this tradition of American kids, traveling around and writing songs and just growing up.
AVC: Do you try and express the same level of earnestness that's in Springsteen's lyrics through rap?
J: Yeah, absolutely. It's important to note that, even when I'm making a dance song, I'm still trying to translate that level of earnestness. It's about pretty simple, universal emotions, be it like, "My life is fucked up. Tonight I need to go out and lose my mind." Or just about the healing power of music, man. These are all just base emotions, and I feel like I gotta get on the road. I gotta get on the dance floor. It's not about what you want to do: It's about what you need to do.
My music has changed over the years, and I keep changing. But it's important to know that this isn't a joke to me in any way, and it's never been a joke to me. Even when I was 16 and just getting into Biz Markie, it wasn't a joke. I studied that shit. I know I've always been earnest about what I'm doing. Otherwise, why would I fucking do it? Being a white rapper, it's like a steep mountain to climb.
AVC: What are some of the challenges that you've faced being a white rapper?
J: I want to make music for everyone, and some people will never be able to get over the fact that I'm a white kid who's rapping. And that's fine; that doesn't say anything about me. That says something about them. I don't know what it says, but it says something about them.
To me, I'm a blank slate. I'm a kid, I'm rapping, and I'm trying to fucking do it in a new way. How you appreciate it, it pretty much comes down to where your mind's at. If you can't take it at face value, that's your own problem.
AVC: You've done a lot of touring over the past few years. How do you keep your energy up?
J: In terms of stamina on the road, it's not really a choice. I program myself. I've done so many of these shows that when it's time to play, you enter a different zone and a different place.
It's 100 percent intensity, guaranteed. Sometimes it'll just be me against the world, you know. And sometimes it's positive. I'm trying to reel it in. I feel like it's been getting dark over the past couple of years, but I really keep trying to fight that darkness with everything I got.
AVC: Last time I saw you perform, you hit your head so hard it started bleeding. Do you often injure yourself?
J: Not as much as you would think. I went through a period where I would hit myself over the head a lot with the microphone, and there would be blood or whatever. I don't want to be thought of as some GG Allin-style shock-value shit for 2009. It's more just being in the zone, a point of no return where you're not really thinking about what you're doing. That's a big differentiation to make, because I'm not trying to shock anybody. I'm just trying to get into the music 110 percent. Sometimes injuries happen and sometimes blood happens, but that's not the focal part of the show.
It's just like anything when you're in that moment: You're not thinking about culture, you're not thinking about politics, you're not thinking about the Internet. You're just thinking about life in its purest form, which is performance or interacting with music.


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csRenderMeshHolder Class ReferenceHelper class to retrieve an unused csRenderMesh. More...
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Public Member Functions
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|Retrieve a csRenderMesh which was not yet used this frame.
Detailed DescriptionHelper class to retrieve an unused csRenderMesh.
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- Uses csFrameDataHolder internally. See it's documentation for some additional information.
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Member Function Documentation
|csRenderMesh*& csRenderMeshHolder::GetUnusedMesh
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Retrieve a csRenderMesh which was not yet used this frame.
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created True if a new csRenderMesh was allocated, False if one was reused. Can be used to determine whether all or only a subset of the csRenderMesh values have to be initialized. frameNumber Current frame number - used to determine unused meshes.
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Seattle Coffee Gear offers a selection of customer-accessible parts and tune-up kits to help keep your machine in tip-top shape! If your coffee or espresso producing apparatus is in need of a little more TLC, our tech crew offers a variety of professional tune-up and repair services.
If you're looking for internal parts and have a DIY spirit, here are some folks that can help hook you up: Encompass Parts and Espresso Parts!
PID Control Retrofit KIT for Rancilio Silvia w/ Screw RTD SensorThis PID controller kit is built to make your life brewing espresso on the Rancilio Silvia just that much easier. With consistency and temperature control so important in perfecting your shot, this PID will remove a considerable amount of variance, with easy-to-control temperature regulation. Learn More$175.29
PID Retrofit Kit for Rancilio Silvia with Pre-Infusion - WhiteThis PID controller kit is built with perfecting a single boiler machine in mind. With the addition of steam temperature control and extraction timer that can be programmed with pre-infusion, this PID can turn your Rancilio Silvia into a professionally consistent machine. The pre-infusion functionality injects water directly into the espresso grinds to saturate the coffee before actual extraction, ensuring far less variance when the pump flings into full motion. The steam temperature control allows the boiler temperature to be held between a tighter range during frothing. User operation is the same as regular machine, so there isn't a lot of extra fiddling to figure this PID out. The added consistency is a welcome change, as the most common complaint we hear from Silvia owners is a lack of this consistency. This kit fits all Silvia models, including the model made after 2009. Please be aware that installing this on your Silvia will void any existing warranties. Learn More$235.00


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Migrating EngageMedia.org to Plumi 3
These are the steps we're following to migrate the EngageMedia.org site to Plumi 3. They will be come the recommended steps to follow to upgrade other existing sites.
This page shows at a high level the steps to follow and the target dates for conversion of the EngageMedia.org site. You can also find detailed technical steps in the MIGRATING.txt file included with Plumi.
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Purge old public draft videos (spam, incomplete uploads, etc)- Barry - by Fri 23rd Apr
- Prepare a list of sites with embedded engagemedia.org videos in them (small list, for testing later)
Set up staging.engagemedia.org with a fresh new Plumi 3 install- Unweb Configure Staging site with production title & description (& other items that are not migrated)- Unweb
- Check that skin is looking correct & up to latest version - And
Add front page news article about migration and em.org being read-only- And - by 3pm Tue 27th Apr
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- Migration Process - Unweb - On hold - new migration start date/time to be determined
Modify Plumi skin to remove login, register & publish functions and add "Migration underway, no site changes allowed. Click here for more information" (where "here" is a link to em.org home)- Unweb Turn off plumiftp- Unweb Set mail host to an invalid server so emails are not sent out as videos are migrated- Unweb Set zope database to read-only- Unweb Export users & content from em.org (est 3 hours)- Unweb Import users data into staging.engagemedia.org (est 1/2 hour)- Unweb Import content data into staging.engagemedia.org (est 3 & 1/2 hours)- Unweb Start running transcoding- Unweb
- Test & Verify - start date/time to be determined
- EM staff work through the site to verify all systems are functional while Unweb staff repair any issues (est 2-6 hours)
- Fix up list of pages on the left hand side - And
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- Go through feature testing list - All EM Staff
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- EM staff work through the site to verify all systems are functional while Unweb staff repair any issues (est 2-6 hours)
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Stop transcoder- Unweb Shut down engagemedia.org site (production)- Unweb Shut down staging.engagemedia.org site- Unweb Change apache configuration so www.engagemedia.org is directed to staging installation (now the new production site)- Unweb Start up new production site- Unweb
- Test that embedded videos from the old site are still working (use list of test entries) - And
Start transcoder again using Dimo's "resume" script- Unweb Edit PlumiFTP config file to suit new production site and start plumiFTP- Unweb Test PlumiFTP & verify operating correctly- EM Staff
- Monitoring of new site while people start using it - EM Staff
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Hero Simulator - Walkthrough
Hero Simulator
By: SPIL GAMES
Welcome to the Hero Simulator walkthrough guide for iOS. If you're having trouble solving some of the levels in Hero Simulator, you are in the right place. On this page you can see the complete video walkthroughs, which will give you hint, tips, cheats and help on how to complete all levels easily.
Here you will find easy how-to guides and step-by-step tutorials, as well as a discussion section to help you progress and keep playing this game.
We provide a community for gamers to discuss, learn and share anything about Hero Simulator. Anyone can join in, share their experience and tips with others. If you have any questions, request or need extra help; feel free to ask by making a comment.
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Hero Simulator is available on iOS. For more details on the app, check out our review.
- Publisher: SPIL Games
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- Genre: Simulation
- Release Date: April 27, 2016
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Hello people I have this bug:
Im running it from a 16 Gb USB in Persistent mode. I tried the parameter above and didn´t work, not sure if I made it right.[Firmware Bug]: Duplicate ACPI video bus devices for the same VGA controller, please try module parameter "video.allow_duplicates=1"if the current driver doesn't work.


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Depicts a group of youngsters riding bicycles to the park for a picnic and pictures the violation of various bicycle safety rules. Pictures, as the children are eliminated one by one because of rule violations, only one arriving at the park for the picnic.
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GSA's Green Building Design Efforts Help Reduce Carbon Output
November 18, 2010
GSA Administrator Martha Johnson attended the GreenBuild 2010 conference in Chicago Nov. 17, where she explained the importance the agency's green building design plays in reducing carbon emissions, saving energy, and lowering costs.
GSA manages more than 360 million square feet of federal office space in 9,600 buildings. Buildings use a huge percentage of U.S. electricity, and the federal government is the nation's largest consumer of energy, using enough annually to power nearly 41 million homes for a year. Sustainable buildings help save the taxpayer an abundance of money in utility costs.
The agency's buildings are being used as green proving grounds, where new technologies can be put to work, rigorously tested, and evaluated. With the help of partners, GSA is developing creative ways to make its building portfolio a world-class collection of low-footprint, high-efficiency monuments to sustainability.
GreenBuild is the world's largest annual conference and expo dedicated to sustainable building design and construction.
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bump that super man pillow im SFL..
Some old pics i got...
i know, ill have more real soon...
Bump those love handles
Who dosent love a thick girl once in awhile!!
i hate you
where them faker pieces
God i love faker RIP The REALEST GRAFF ARTIST IN ERIE PA REAL SHIT. Like lets just give the dude a shout out come on besides hack WHO PAINTS MORE? NOBODY! this dudes the realest and i think everyone who thinks they are bad as fuck and paint more or whos better guess what, fuck faces your all fuckin wrong. Put the motivation and effort and talent torward your work that this girl does (: and you will see how you end up. Bump fake and all the work this persons done. If you dont appreciate your a bitch
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its in the alley on 19nth
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24 Heures, one of the well-known daily newspapers of Switzerland, published an article dated May 18, 2010 and announced the Collapse of the Theory of Evolution conferences that will be held in Switzerland. The related article of the newspaper with 245.000 readers told the following:
The leader of Muslim creationists presents his vision of the world in Beaulieu, on May 25. The arrival of Harun Yahya, whose real name is Adnan Oktar, is announced over a week from hundreds of posters displayed in Switzerland and in other major cities of Switzerland. The Turkish Muslim, often called a religious scholar, vehemently rejects the theory of Darwinian evolution in the name of Allah.


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Hey, Twilight Saga fans! To celebrate the fact that Breaking Dawn Pt. 2 is coming out in theaters in a little over a month, we will be reading and discussing the fourth book in The Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn for Wikia Book Club! This book is the last in the series, and it brings us to the end of a great journey with our favorite vampires and shapeshifters!
Whether it's your first or fifth time reading the story, join us via live chats to discuss. Here are the details for our first one:
Wednesday, October 17 at 5:00 p.m. PST
Read Chapter 1 ("Engaged") through Chapter 16 ("Too-Much-Information Alert"). Discussion topics to include:
- How many of you just read the book for the first time? How many of you are rereading the Twilight series?
- How did you feel about Bella's pregnancy? Would you put yourself in Rosalie's camp, which fought to keep the baby, or do you identify more with Edward and Carlisle, who wished to terminate the pregnancy? Did your thoughts on this change at all as the pregnancy progressed?
- In the beginning, Bella chooses romantic love over everything else. Eventually, she chooses to marry at an early age and then chooses to keep an unexpected and dangerous baby. Do you think this makes Bella an anti-feminist character? What would you have done in Bella's place?
- Did you like the switch to Jacob's point of view in Breaking Dawn? What is Jake able to tell us that Bella (or Edward) couldn't? Did hearing his side of the story change your view of him?
- What were your feelings when Jacob finally accepted his birthright as Alpha? Were you surprised that other shifters joined his "renegade pack"?
- What do you think of the name Renesmee? Do you like it or do you wish that the baby was given a different name? Why?
Be sure to follow us on Good Reads and Twitter! While you're at it, tweet @WikiReads with the title of the next novel you'd like us to Book Club.
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I have looked at the West Basin Municipal Water District's financial statements online but have not been able to locate the compensation amounts for the board of directors. With the election coming up, I was wondering how much a director is paid annually and what is the overall compensation, including benefits and retirement.
- Eric Keavney
Hermosa Beach
Those elected to the five-member West Basin board are provided health insurance, a monthly car allowance of $392.58, and a monthly communications allowance of $336.49, agency spokeswoman Noelle Collins wrote in an email.
Members also get paid for attending approved public meetings - up to 10 per month. The per diem rate is set at $229.28, Collins said.
West Basin also offers retirement benefits to board members through either the California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) or the district's Public Agency Retirement System, depending on when they took office and whether they meet certain eligibility requirements.
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Reminders: The Twilight Eclipse Blu-Ray movie giveaway ends tonight, 12/7. The Giveaway for the Thanksgiving Point annual membership ends Friday, 12/10.
With the holidays upon us, chances are we're hosting a few family get-togethers and dinner parties. I'm always interested in trying new recipes with ingredients that are inexpensive and can easily feed a crowd. Today I have a couple items to give away that can help in that area…
I've mentioned using Panko in recipes before and I have to say it again- I love it! It's inexpensive and is sold at every grocery store I've been in- you can even buy it in bulk from Winco. Panko is just another form of breading, however it's so light and crispy, it almost gives the taste of fried food without the added calories. This lemon pepper Panko would go perfectly with salmon. The cookbook is absolutely beautiful, however it's not really my style of cooking. I did enjoy looking through it though- gorgeous food is truly an art!
Anyone who comes to my house in the 2 weeks following Thanksgiving might be subjected to a tradition of mine: turkey tacos. We love them and it's a sure-fire way to use up turkey leftovers. This prize pack would certainly spruce up turkey taco night!
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Schlink: In 1990, in January, I became a guest professor at Humboldt in Germany right after the wall had come down.
"Intellectuals are coming up in this country," Humboldt says.
Yet Humboldt was not the original inventor of the inquiry into the mean temperatures.
There is a good account of it in Humboldt's Examen critique, tom.
Went down the Humboldt and crossed another stream, tributary to the former.
He is second only to Humboldt in describing a tropical forest.
"Rivers are the natural highways of nations," says Humboldt.
It is well that Humboldt's advice was not heeded in this regard.
The writings of Humboldt mark an era in the science of geography, and have led to many further researches.
Twenty miles from the Sink of the Humboldt there are four wells.
German naturalist and writer who explored South America, Cuba, and Mexico (1799-1804) and recorded a wide range of species, particularly plants, and attempted to explain their geographic distribution with respect to their environment. His work laid the foundation the science of ecology.


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It is time to think differently about health and social care. We must transform the funding and delivery of services to meet the challenges of the future. This requires new thinking and radical change. #kfthink
Future trends: our analysis
We examine the different factors that will influence how health and social care is delivered over the next 20 years.
About Time to Think Differently
This work is aimed at stimulating debate about the changes needed for the NHS and social care to meet the challenges of the future.
Future trends timeline
Our prezi timeline picks out some of the key trends that will affect health care delivery in the future.


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hello all im a new member :=)
i wanted to ask help. im new in remote exploiting and so and i wanna make some tests with softwares and so. actually i would like to hack my osbridge router password (i know it already) with brutus (using either dictionary or bruteforce. when i start the software however it gives me this error on the output : too many consecutive auth sequence errors whilst recieving password prompt assuming user is invalid
how i have to configure brutus ? he find two users but no password . and actually i have set the router to defaults passwords !
i u se telnet attack with bruteforce.. please help me gimme some hints ... the output of my router should be : admin for user name and pubblic for password ! but instead i get only
admin aaa
guest aaa
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PHILADELPHIA -- It was another tough loss for the University of Pennsylvania men's tennis team, which fell to Illinois State Sunday afternoon, 5-2, in the Levy Tennis Pavilion. The Quakers fought until the very end in their loss to the Red Birds and have now dropped to 1-5 on the season.
It came down to the final two matches and everyone in Levy made their way over to the other side of the pavilion to watch the showdown, as both of the matches went to three sets. Senior Zach Katz, playing in the No. 5 spot, was taking on Rolando Torellas while sophomore Zach Lessen was battling it out with Rodrigo Oliveira at the No. 6 slot. The tension was felt in the air as Lessen was down in the third set when Oliveira double faulted twice. However, Lessen was unable to capitalize on the opportunity and fell (3-6, 6-3, 6-3).
The Quakers began the match down a point, as Illinois State took the first point of the day with two out of the three doubles. Winning for the Red and Blue at the No. 2 spot was Katz and junior Jeremy Court defeated Jacob Wilson and Urh Krajnc, 8-6.
Court added another win under his belt in the singles, as he had evened the score with a quick defeat over Urh Krajnc (6-0, 6-0), in the No.4 spot. The Red Birds then pulled ahead with victories at the No. 1 and 3 spots.
The next match to finish was at the No. 2 slot, where sophomore Vim De Alwis defeated Jacob Wilson (6-4, 6-4). Once De Alwis had captured the win, everyone made the move to watch Katz and Lessen on the other side.
Penn will be back in action on March 9 when the Quakers host Temple in Levy at 9 a.m
No. 1 Eisner/Torrellas (IS) defeated Kocovic/Nardella (Penn) 8-4
No. 2 Court/Katz (Penn) defeated Wilson/Krajnc (IS) 8-6
No. 3 Appanervanda/Oliveira (IS) defeated Spratt/Kaplan (Penn) 8-6
**Order of finish: 1, 2, 3
No. 1 Jakub Eisner (IS) defeated Nikola Kocovic (Penn) 6-2, 6-4
No. 2 Vim De Alwis (Penn) defeated Jacob Wilson (IS) 6-4, 6-4
No. 3 Muddappa Appanervanda (IS) defeated Matt Nardella (Penn) 6-4, 6-0
No. 4 Jeremy Court (Penn) defeated Urh Krajnc (IS) 6-0, 6-0
No. 5 Rolando Torrellas (IS) defeated Zach Katz (Penn) 6-4, 4-6, 7-5
No. 6 Rodrigo Oliveira (IS) defeated Zach Lessen (Penn) 3-6, 6-3, 6-3
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5th January 2014 02:32 AM #1
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Side Effect on too many Trans-Vaginal Ultrasound procedure
Will it cause side effect if taken more than 2 Trans-Vaginal Ultrasound procedure?
5th January 2014 07:06 AM #2
Dear jellyace,
As you know, a trans-vaginal ultrasound is an internal ultrasound. This is commonly performed early in pregnancy. This procedure is safe. It will not cause any side effects.
I hope this has reassured you but please do post back if you have any further questions.
Warm wishes,
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Oh! I see.. Okay, thanks!
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I hope this information reassured you jellyace.
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Kavanagh and Stringer Seek Funds and Community Input for East River Access
September 16, 2009
In an effort to secure funds and community input for improving public access to the East River waterfront, Assemblymember Brian Kavanagh and Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer submitted an application for a grant through the Department of State's Environmental Protection Fund's Local Waterfront Revitalization Program on September 16, 2009. The proposed project would encompass community visioning, feasibility studies, and facility implementation to initiate, grow, and develop a veritable "blueway" along the Manhattan side of the East River from East 38th Street to the Brooklyn Bridge. Many other waterways around the City and State, including those in Lower Manhattan, have received attention recently regarding greater access to the shoreline, as the importance of touching the water – especially for those who live on an island – has been recognized. Kavanagh and Stringer, in conjunction with other elected officials, Community Board 6, Friends of the Pier at Stuyvesant Cove, and the Lower East Side Ecology Center, are proud to undertake this venture, and look forward to receiving (hopefully good) news on the grant application's result sometime this Spring.


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All Black Hills Cowboy ammunition is made specifically to be suitable for Cowboy Action Shooting, with loadings that produce proper velocity levels and extreme accuracy. All loads use new brass and come in period-correct boxes. This ammunition is new production, non-corrosive, in boxer primed, reloadable brass cases.
Technical Information
- Caliber: 38-40 WCF
- Bullet Weight: 180 Grains
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How old is the burgess shale? Vance Nelson made a trip to the famous Walcott Quarry excavation of the Burgess shale in the Canadian Rockies which helps provide an answer evolutionists won't like. Vance reports the fossil containing rocks at the quarry were listed as "505 Million Years Old"; but at the visitors' centre the same fossils were listed as "515 MYO" inside the centre, and "530 MYO" outside the centre! Vance says he didn't realise he was walking soooo slowly.
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blah blah blah, fuck arjan and franco.. i would never actually buy these dudes seeds'
but this series is kinda interesting
blah blah blah, fuck arjan and franco.. i would never actually buy these dudes seeds'
but this series is kinda interesting
Ive been puffing on white rhino for the past couple of weeks, some of the best shit ive ever had.
Peace, Love, Unity, And Having Fun
so its like 4.50 in the morning and i just stole
a poted plant about this big
from next doors garden, put ashitty desk lamp on it till tommoro
gunna phone up my friend and get see if has any shit from his last setup
i was shitting myself tho, the plant was on their bedroom window sil and some light as on
yea i opend my windowto let my cat in,
and cuss its so early in the morning i could see this lil weed plant siting on their window sil so went down my fire escape, climbed along my wall and lowered y self into the garden, snuck up to the window took the plant and got back over
all in 2 minuets
its only 6 oclock here,
but yea when i here them go'' awwwww shit''
id bet they realise u cant just go leaving drugs lying in the open in my city
that pics not the plant tho,
my one looks alot healtiher but a lil smaller,
i think i might lst this one. i need a computerr fan or something
your a fucking dog...
i woulda done the same thing
seriously wat able bodyed stoner wouldnt
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Page 2, you serious?
c'mon put down the frito's and post some pics.
abor; "...you know the dude...the dude on bombingscience with the xzibit signature?"
i had like .8 left of northern lights, so i rolled a dutch. pretty much nobody smokes dutches around here, it's mostly swishers/white owls/etc. they're dope though, i like the second leave shit goin on.
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i stayed at my grandma's in philly for a week, and these kids were smoking straight DIRT, i put 5 on it and took my money back cuz i didnt even get a buzz.
who'd of thought, i mean ive got mad ak47 there.


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We live, apparently, out in the country, where nature's food chain is palpable. And lately, new characters have been added to it. It's like the uncut version of "The Farmer in the Dell" out in our yard.
The bottom of the food chain at our house - and it's more like a food pyramid, because the lower you go, the more things there are to be eaten - we suppose, are things like dust motes and butterfly eggs. We're going to skip ahead a few notches to avocados, cable TV and high-speed Internet access and home appliances.
Hierarchically above those things are mice, rats and squirrels. Our studies in the field have shown that mice, rats and squirrels live almost exclusively on a diet of avocados (two avocado trees border our sprawling estate), cable TV and Internet wiring and dishwashers. Every time a repairman comes to the house, he rummages around in the crawlspace and emerges with a chewed-up cable or hose or air-conditioning duct and says, "Here's your problem, right here. Squirrels or rats ate it."
There is some evidence that they also eat Jacuzzis, because we are constantly having to have hoses replaced on our backyard spa.
We quit leaving food around ever since rats got into a box of booze-filled chocolates and they spent all night reeling around and shouting and taking pictures of their passed-out co-partyers with their pants pulled down. But, as we've seen, just about everything passes for food in the rodent world.
Squirrels work the day shift in our yard, while the rats and mice take over at dusk. Joining them on the night shift are possums, raccoons and skunks. Skunks have been making huge leaps in population in our yard and neighborhood. They parade up our street like a crocodile of nuns at night. Last week, a skunk nailed a dog next door, pretty much right outside our bedroom window, so that was a nice bit of nature-living right there.
You can't not see rats in our backyard at night. They're scrabbling up and down the avocado trees and the banana trees - our son saw two of them one evening sitting side by side on a tree branch watching TV through our bedroom window.
The rat-mouse-squirrel problem has abated somewhat over the past few weeks. We're attributing the attrition to a couple of cats that have shown up recently. We haven't had a cat problem in a long time, because of our formerly faithful cat-stalker Jimmy. But Jimmy is 15 years old now, mostly blind and mostly deaf and has lost all interest in cats. He'd have to down half a jug of Viagra to get up the desire to chase a cat.
Jimmy's diminished impact on the natural food chain has caused an imbalance in the neighborhood not just with the resurgence of cats, but also with the appearance of coyotes in our front lawn of late. A couple of weeks ago, we had three of them dancing around on our front lawn in the pre-dawn hours.
We're going to make a bold/rash statement right now: We like coyotes. There's nothing about a coyote that bothers us - yet. They've never eaten a pet of ours. We suppose if coyotes ate our dog, it would earn them a couple of hash marks in the debit column. But if you live in our neighborhood, just steps from Los Coyotes Diagonal and a quick hop to Coyote Creek, you forfeit the right to be outraged, or even surprised, to see a couple of coyotes in your yard.
On Saturday morning (and Sunday morning and Monday morning) we were screeched awake at 6 a.m. by a pair of fledgling red-tailed hawks.
They're frequently perched atop the utility pole in the northeast corner of our acreage, screeching and whistling. Usually, one hangs out in a pine tree across the street and the other stays on the telephone pole, and they holler at one another:
"How do you fly? I forgot already!"
"I don't know! I think you just have to jump!"
"You jump!"`
So, the ecology is getting weirder. The squirrels usually scamper around chittering on the utility pole. They've been understandably quiet - if they're even still around - with the new presence of the hawks.
The rats and mice, diminished to a degree in their number, have been a little more careful in their forays into the avocado tree. The cats, generally busy stalking rodents at night, have been skittish with the coyotes coming to the neighborhood.
We're not sure if the ideal equilibrium will be reached - or even what that is - and what it means to our Internet access and our ability to view "Louie" on-demand.
But we'll be watching them, because we have a wild, wild life.
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Young Money reveals plans for second single
Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj and Tyga will join forces to give fans another taste of the upcoming Young Money compilation album, Young Money: Rise of an Empire.
The trio is featured on the album's second single, "Senile," which will arrive on February 17th. Following the announcement of the single, Tyga tweeted the single's cover art, which shows a pop art-style portrait of Albert Einstein.
The song is produced by David D.A. Doman, who has previously worked with Tyga on his albums Hotel California and Careless World: Rise of the Last King.
Young Money's Rise of an Empire is set to hit stores on March 11th. The album will include appearances from YMCMB rappers Drake and Lil Twist, as well as Cash Money co-founder Birdman. The first single from the album, "We Alright," arrived last month.


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You are cordially invited to attend the Medal of Honor Remembrance Ceremony honoring Civil War Soldier: Pvt. John H Callahan Co. B, 122nd Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment on Saturday, June 18th at 11:00 am at the Sunset Cemetery. Sponsored by the Polly-Ogden Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Please bring a lawn chair if you wish to be seated. Inclement weather ceremony location: St. Luke's Lutheran Church (1/2 block north of Sunset Cemetery entrance). For more information contact Marie Mcconnell at 785-564-0060 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Lorie Hatcliff at 785-317-0818 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Manhattan Area Habitat for Humanity welcomes Bike & Build to Manhattan, as they bike across the country on their service-oriented cycling trip to raise money and awareness for the affordable housing cause. Over 30 Bike & Build cyclists are expected that will work alongside 8 – 10 of the partner families as they work on the 26th Habitat Home at 406 1st Street in St. George and build a safe play area for the children. This event will be held on Tuesday, June 21st from 10 am – 2 pm. To learn more, visit www.bikeandbuild.org and http://mahfh.org/. Free to the public, no registration required.
The Manhattan Book Discussion Group and the VIP (Visually Impaired Persons) Support Group will meet on Tuesday, June 21st, at the Riley County Senior Center. The Book Group will meet at 1:00 pm. The title of this month's book is "The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics" by Daniel Brown. The VIP meeting will follow from 2:00 – 3:00. One of the members will lead a discussion on living with a visual impairment. Please join as they share thoughts and ideas with each other. Any questions, please contact Kathy at 539-1973.
The Manhattan Municipal Band conducted by Dr. Frank Tracz will present its weekly concert Tuesday, June 21st at City Park's Larry Norvell Band Shell at 7:30 pm. The concert will include traditional Sousa marches as well as selections from the Broadway Musical "Les Miserable". Also featured will be medleys from the movies "Star Trek" and "James Bond". The weekly concerts are free and open to the public.
Thursday, June 23rd at 6:30 pm, Riley County Historical Museum Director Cheryl Collins will conduct a "Top of the Town" tour of Bluemont Hill. Meet at the Bluemont Scenic Overlook parking lot off Bluemont Scenic Drive. Admission is free and everyone is invited. Bluemont Hill's "Manhattan" letters are a scenic focal point of our community today. Emigrants, adventurers, abolitionists and more are part of this tour of Bluemont Hill's interesting history. The Bluemont Scenic Overlook is part of City of Manhattan's Goodnow Park. The Overlook may be reached off of Bluemont Scenic Drive from Ehlers Road. Ehlers Road may be reached by driving up Juliette Street, or from Tuttle Creek Boulevard. If it is raining the evening of the tour it will be rescheduled for June 30th.
Manhattan Area Amateur Radio Society will be demonstrating Amateur Radio at Long's Park from Saturday, June 25th until 1:00 pm Sunday. This installation is part of the annual Field Day event staged every June by amateur radio operators throughout North America. The public is invited to come and see what Amateur Radio is all about… and perhaps learn about a skill that will help them be prepared when disaster strikes. Visitors to the site will have the chance to try their hand at making contacts with at a Get On the Air station. Ham operators will be there to answer questions.
There will be a Homebuyer Readiness Workshop: Home Insurance on Tuesday, July 26th, 7:00 pm, at the Manhattan Public Library, Groesbeck Room. They will be discussing the many options for Home Insurance coverage. This is free and open to the public.
The Manhattan Municipal Band under the direction of Dr. Frank Tracz will present its weekly concert Tuesday, June 28th at the City Park's Larry Norvell Band Shell at 7:30 pm. The concert will include Irving Berlin's "Songs For America", a "Dixieland Medley", and "Sinatra In Concert" consisting of popular hits from Frank Sinatra. Don Linn will be featured as trumpet soloist performing "Valdres March". The weekly concerts are free and open to the public.
USDA Commodities drive-thru distribution will be Wednesday, June 29th, from 3-4 pm at the Flint Hills Breadbasket. This is available for all income eligible Riley County Residents. All commodities are first come first serve. Product available includes: Green Beans, Orange Juice, Canned Potatoes, Frozen Chicken Leg Qtrs., Raisins, Dried Pinto Beans, Canned Red Salmon, and Rice Cereal.
The Independence Day 1st Annual Bike show will be held on Sunday, July 3rd from 4 – 9 pm at the American Legion, 114 McCall Road. Bike registration begins at 4:00 pm with awards given for Best in Show; Best Metric; Best Paint; People's Choice; Best Cruiser; and Best Paint. All makes are welcome. They will have a beer garden, food, music, hog raffle and fireworks. Contact Pearce-Keller American Legion Post 17, 785-776-4556, email@example.com for more information.


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State Road 111 remained closed Tuesday morning, following a high-wind event Monday afternoon that pushed over 37 power poles between 8400 South and 10200 South.
At 1:44 p.m. Monday, wind knocked down 37 power poles on SR 111 between 8400 South and 10200 South, said Rocky Mountain Power spokesman Jeff Hymas. Crews rerouted power and had electricity restored to nearby West Jordan customers in less than an hour.
Winds gusted as high as about 40 mph in the area, according to the National Weather Service.
SR 111 remained closed in both directions from New Bingham Highway to 8200 South, and New Bingham Highway was closed from SR 111 to Old Bingham Highway. Motorists can use Mountain View corridor as an alternate route, the Utah Department of Transportation advised.
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A solution that affords mobility, is cloud-based, and secure: this is the tech trifecta in 2012. Mobile solutions, cloud-based solutions, and information security are the three technology trends that are going to dominate this year. Whether deployed together (as in a mobile, cloud-based, secure POS), or as an enabler to some other technology goal (as in a cloud-base property management system, or mobile apps for guest use), these are the three tech initiatives that are on hospitality operators' lips.
In this month's cover story HT's Editorial Advisory Board of industry executives goes into detail on how they'd like to see these and other technologies deployed in hospitality. Some are adamant about the need for more innovation from the vendor community. Others reveal plans for how their organizations intend to leverage existing technology, particularly in the area of mobile applications.
According to the 2012 Lodging Technology Study, two thirds of hotels currently leverage, or have implementation plans in place, for mobile phone applications that enable guest check-in and/or allow guests to manage their experiences while at the property. Many of our hotel Board members consider this innovation a must-have going forward. On the foodservice side, early findings from the 2012 Restaurant Technology Study show that 80 percent of restaurants see value in investing in wireless handheld POS devices. This is a near complete reversal in attitudes from just two years ago. In 2010, 70 percent of restaurants in the study said their companies did not see the value in investing
in these devices.
With the operator community fully on-board for these types of innovations, it will be up to the vendor community to put forth affordable solutions, and fast. The innovation race is on.


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'The Audience,' Starring Helen Mirren, Recoups on Broadway
The show, starring Helen Mirren, has consistently brought in more than $1 million a week, a rare accomplishment for a nonmusical play....
April 13, 2015, Monday
Honors From the Queen for Joan Collins and John Hurt
Others on Queen Elizabeth II's annual new year honors list include the actress Kristin Scott Thomas and the music producer Peter Asher....
December 31, 2014, Wednesday
Forgive and Forget? Not Her
Kristin Scott Thomas plays the emotional lead in "Electra," the Greek tale about a woman and familial revenge....
December 11, 2014, Thursday
An Apartment in the Marais, With Complications and Family Secrets
In "My Old Lady," a failed American playwright inherits a splendid Paris apartment, but French law gives his tenant the upper hand....
September 9, 2014, Tuesday
Armani Celebrates His Couture Line
The designer stages a two-day exhibition, while the summer Privé collection reflects his spirit of controlled softness....
January 23, 2014, Thursday
A British-American Feast on the London Stage
From Harold Pinter to Eugene O'Neill and from musicals to plays, theater in 2013 offered an unusually abundant array from both sides of the Atlantic....
December 28, 2013, Saturday
In London Theater, Repetition Is Not a Dirty Word
Far from being put off by an overabundance of a certain play, audiences in Britain seem to enjoy collecting different experiences from each rendition the drama....
June 5, 2013, Wednesday
Reality and Fantasy: Desire Blurs the Line
François Ozon's new film, "In the House," stars Fabrice Luchini as a high school teacher obsessed with his student's writing assignments....
April 18, 2013, Thursday
Bilingualism Steps Into a Leading Role
Actors like Viggo Mortensen, who is fluent in Spanish, are joining Kristin Scott Thomas in working in films performed in a foreign language....
March 31, 2013, Sunday
What to See on the London Stage in 2013
The IHT's London theater critic takes a look at what's in store this season: Kristin Scott Thomas, Rufus Sewell, Helen Mirren, "Othello" and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory."...
January 10, 2013, Thursday
Stage Scenes: Kristin Scott Thomas
A look at some of the actress's performances on stage and screen.
Stage Scenes: Kristin Scott Thomas
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That upon the final determination of a court having jurisdiction or by decision of the Secretary of Interior after a period of five years from the death of the decedent, it is determined that a member of the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, or Seminole Nations or Tribes of Oklahoma or a person of blood of said tribes has died intestate without heirs, owning trust or restricted Indian lands in Oklahoma or an interest therein or rents or profits therefrom, such lands, interests, or profits shall escheat to the Nation or tribe from which title to the trust or restricted Indian lands or interest therein was derived and shall be held thereafter in trust by the United States for said nation or tribe.
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description: January 29, 2013—Japanese researchers, using cameras strapped to the backs of Adelie penguins in Antarctica, showed a perfect success rate at catching prey underwater.

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Cameras mounted on the backs of free-swimming Adelie penguins show just how good the sea birds are at catching their food.
The penguins had a 100-percent success rate, never missing prey on video-recorded dives.
In this video, the penguin is catching a fish near the Antarctic ice.
Here, it's catching an amphipod.
And here, catching krill.
Adelie penguins live on the Antarctic continent and surrounding coastal islands. And while they have been photographed and studied above ground for many years, not much research has been done on their feeding behaviors in the oceans.
Japanese researchers, working in Antarctica's Lutzow-Holm Bay, used cameras on 14 penguins' backs, along with accelerometers mounted on their heads and backs.  They observed the penguins eating mostly krill in the open ocean waters, but catching fish near the surface under the ice.
In their research paper, published by PNAS January 21st, they cite a study done using National Geographic Crittercams on Emperor penguins in Antarctica, with similar feeding behaviors.
Time limits on video recording minimizes image collection, so the accelerometers were used to track the penguins for longer periods of time.
Using both methods, the researchers found the penguins could catch up to two krill per second and up to 14 fish every 20 seconds.   And despite the fish and krill's fast escape movement, the penguins have a way of turning their heads at the last second as a means of striking, and catching their meal.


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Hi! I just managed to set up my Windows vm using Vmware, and I'm very eager to learn about pentesting. I've ready many tutorials both on this forum, and other websites, and I've managed to gain access to my vm by exploiting ms08_067_netapi. I used a payload of windows/meterpreter/bind_tcp, and I was able to spawn a Meterpreter session. I then read that I should migrate my pid to EXPLORER.EXE so my exploited program isn't closed. After doing this, I attempted to set up a keyloger (using keyscan_start and keyscan_dump) on iexplorer.exe and see if I could catch what my "victim" was browsing, and everything worked! However, after I closed my iexplorer.exe on my vm, my meterpreter shell stoped responding. Which makes sense, because I didn't "migrate" to a new pid before I closed iexplorer.exe.
So my question is, is there a way to spawn a Meterpreter Session from a current Meterpreter Session, or do I have to re-exploit the vm to gain another Meterpreter Session. My thinking is that if I can spawn a Meterpreter Session from my current one, I don't have to worry about iexplorer.exe getting closed before I can migrate out, because I'll have another session still logged in. I was also looking into channels and they looked like a viable way to keylog in a program but not lose my connection if that program was closed.
I'm still learning about Backtrack and Metasploit so I'm sorry if this is a simple question or that I'm missing something basic. Thanks for any feedback!


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Summer Camp: Camp Multimedia
Now in its seventh year, Camp Multimedia is a week-long summer camp that offers middle-school-aged students the opportunity to become creators, and not just consumers, of digital media.
In 2015, Camp Multimedia students will be able to choose specialized instruction in one of four areas:
3-D Animation: Conceive and create 3-D digital projects using movie-quality animation tools.
Video Game Design: Create your own game via drag-and-drop programming interfaces.
Advanced Video Game Design (for those who have already taken VGD): This specialization takes Minecraft to a new level, using the Raspberry-Pi edition to tap into programming hacks for the world's most popular video game.
Video Creation and Production: Work as part of a project team to create and edit short-form videos using special effects software.
As weather and time allows, CMM will also use the CHAS portable iPad lab to take students onto campus to create multimedia projects via built-in features in the iPad 2 that allow for the integration of text, image, and video.


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