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H.R.3076 - James Madison Congressional Accountability Act113th Congress (2013-2014)
Sponsor: | Rep. DeSantis, Ron [R-FL-6] (Introduced 09/10/2013) |
Committees: | House - Oversight and Government Reform; House Administration; Ways and Means; Energy and Commerce |
Latest Action: | 09/13/2013 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health. (All Actions) |
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James Madison Congressional Accountability Act - Amends the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) to extend the requirement for participation in the American Health Benefit Exchange (a state health insurance exchange created by PPACA) to the President, Vice-President, executive branch political appointees, and employees of congressional committees and leadership offices of Congress (currently, this requirement applies to Members of Congress and their staff). Prohibits any government contribution to or subsidy for the health insurance coverage of such officials and employees.


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Nancy Pelosi, Photoshop Edition
Amazing what computer generated photos can do for her image, isn't it?
If Kim Kardashian and Britney Spears get flak for airbrushing their photos, why not the speaker of the House?
If you haven't managed to score a copy of the May/June 2010 edition of Capitol File magazine (typically flanked on every table or bathroom at any D.C. social function) you'll notice the cover girl Nancy Pelosi looking particularly young.
Celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Ayman Hakki of Luxxery Medical Boutique in Waldorf, Md., said although he believes Pelosi has had work done (specifically Botox of the frown lines, fat injections, a mini face-lift), the image is not the product of additional plastic surgery.
She's come a long way, baby.
Nancy Pelosi Facelift, Nancy Pelosi has just filed a $787,000,000 lawsuit against Dr. Ricardo Ochos-Banos of the Happy Gringo Plastic Surgery Center in town of Ensenada, Mexico located just south of beautiful Tijuana and right next to the "Uno, Dos, Tres… " gentlemen's club.
"I went in to have a simple face lift and they pulled too hard and too much… now I have a pubic goatee," cried Mrs. Pelosi. "I mean I love, respect and admire Fidel Castro, but not enough to look like him and I certainly hope this doesn't re-start rumors about our love child," added Pelosi.
We at Finance Editor still believe that Nancy Pelosi will always be the sexiest block of ice in America.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, 72, faced gossip that she had plastic surgery (what is she rumored to have had done?) after a television interview (watch a clip of it). Some doctors say her face looks stretched and the lines around her cheeks appear especially smooth for a woman of her age.


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In 1859, less than thirty years before Strindberg wrote Miss Julie, Charles Darwin published The Origin of Species, a book that revolutionized scientific thought on the subjects of evolution and environmental adaptation Darwin identified a process he called natural selection. According to this theory, the earth cannot support all organisms that develop and so these life forms must compete with one another for environmental resources such as food and living space. The tendency for the hardier species to prevail and propagate while the weaker species die off is what Darwin termed the survival of the fittest.
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Christine Feehan has had more than forty novels published, including four series which have hit #1 on the New York Times bestseller list. She is pleased to have made it onto numerous other bestseller lists as well, including Publishers Weekly, USA Today, Washington Post, BookScan, B. Dalton, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Waldenbooks, Ingram, Borders, Rhapsody Book Club, and Walmart. In addition to being a nominee for the Romance Writers of America's RITA® Award, she has received many honors throughout her career, including a Career Achievement Award from Romantic Times and the Borders 2008 Lifetime Achievement Award.
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I have yet to read the entire 'Dark' series, but after reading 4 or 5 books from it, I have to say Dark Desire has to be one of the top two of the series!! I recommend anyone thinking of reading this book to first read Dark Prince. I don't believe I would have truly understood the character of Jacques had I not done so. Dark Prince gives the reader a slight glimpse of the innocent boy Jacques was before his torment and Dark Desire gives you the story of the man he became and what he overcome. From the first chapter of this book I was consumed until the very end. It was unlike any other in the series I have read. I was saddened by the torture and sorrow Jacques suffered and felt the hatred myself for the people that did that to him. The first chapter of the book is heartbreaking but seeing what Jacques endured help to understand his reactions and emotions in dealing with his lifemate and his family and friends. It is obvious the writer was dearly attached to this character. Out of all her characters in the 'Dark Series', I feel I knew the characters of Jacques and Shea more intimately than any other. The detail in which this book was written is astounding and at the same time heartwrenching. It is a great read for anyone searching for a great love story filled with hurdles and triumphs!
I began reading these books after a recommendation from a friend. After having read the Sookie novels and twilight, the Carpathian/Dark Series provided an "old school" vampire story. It was very remniscent of scenery in Stoker's Dracula. I found the first book dark prince enjoyable, but this book was VERY, VERY enjoyable. The story of Jacques is one I could read over and over again. You begin the book struggling to understand him, almost loathing him. But in the end you find yourself rooting for him. This book starts off fast and doesn't skip a beat. Love it! Love it! Love it!
The best description and summary of Dark Desire is found in its preface: 'Dark Desire was first titled Dark Madness. I think the original title described the way I felt when I wrote this particular book.' And it is madness. Jacques stops short of insane his mind is twisted and scarred, not by evil, but by mental and physical agony. For years he has been sealed within a tomb, prisoner, tortured upon each awakening by hunger and pain. He cries out for help, but no one answers his plea. All he can do is bide his time, planning his revenge against those that captured him and those that would not come to his rescue. By far, this is the best Carpathian novel Feehan has written to date. I love this book!
I wouldn't want to be criticizing a writer since I myself do not even come close to professional writing. I hold great respect for writers. However, this particular book is way too repetitive. While reading I felt as if Christine Feehan were 'going in circles' (in terms of constantly repeating the same words, phrases, and even situations within this story). I was utterly bored reading this book. The story seems dull. In the first half of the book basically nothing happens. Although I realize it is a sort of a fictional and paranormal story, it seems way too fantastic and the characters are not very believable / credulous. I wish this author didn't have to repeat the same words and phrases over and over again. Such excessive repetition only makes the story look worse than it could have actually been. And as I have mentioned above - utterly boring. Very disappointed. P.S. Here are some examples of repetition: endless assertions of Jacques of how Shea is over and over his 'lifemate;' how small Shea's body is; Feehan had to repeat hundreds of times that Shea had red silky hair (as if once wasn't enough); the word 'clenched;' etc.
This is a great follow-up to Dark Prince. Jacques has suffered greatly due to Carpathian hunters. We see the impact being harmed has had on Jacques, brother of Mikhail. Shea has come from afar only to be confused and disturbed by what she seems to be. Can these two wounded souls come together in order to heal themselves and each other? Obviously, it is a romance novel...but it has strong characters, emotions, and plot. The entire Dark series will captivate any reader and engage them to read more. It is also lovely to see previous and future characters from this wonderful, enthralling series.
I have read a great deal of the Carpathian novels, and this one is still my most highly remembered favorite. Jaques and Shea are a very likeable couple. Some parts seem rather overly sentimental and repetitious, but it is, all in all, a very sweetly-told romance.
Jaques is the younger brother to Mikhail. When Shea a young doctor finds him she discovers he's been horribly totured worse he has no memory of who he is. Shea is determined to help him. But soon she gets caught up in his own world a world she doesn't know if she can handle.
I'm not sure why anyone would give this book more than 1 or 2 stars. I found it to be a very few pages of weak plot and undeveloped characters, buried in pages and pages of mind-numbingly repetitive over-dramatic drawn-out sex scenes.
I bought both the first and second books in the series, hoping the author would find her sea legs, so to speak, with the second book, but no -- if you remove the excessive sex scenes and combine the two books, you might have enough pages for a passable short story. I won't be buying any more of Ms. Feehan' s books, as I suspect the third time would NOT be the charm.
I like to read a series in order. So when "Dark Prince" went on sale for .99 I bought it to check out the series. The prolific series and seemingly devoted fan base was misleading. Book 1 was boring dribble glorifying weak characters whom I found impossible to like.
This Book, book 2 followed an extremely similar plot line to book 1. The 2 main characters were a bit easier to like though. They had real discernable reasons for being the way they were. I mistakenly thought that the series was going to start getting better since this book was marginally better than the first.
I went and bought book 3, which I regret now that I've finished reading it. Giving the "Dark Series" a no thanks, third try was not a charm.
Hundreds of pages of inane blather with a small plot contained within. Tedious, you can read two or three lines per page for fifty pages and not miss a thing. Great for use as......nothing.
A series that takes one out of the mundane world and allows one's immagination to wander. Christine Feehan is a wonderful author.
Jacques and Shea's story is one of emotional and physical triumph and I loved every minute of it!
I have read all of the Dark series, so far this is still my favorite, though I've read all of them over and over. I will continue to await future installments and pray she re-writes the one her grand daughter accidentally deleted.
This was absolutely the worst fantasy novel I've ever had the misfortune of purchasing.It was so bad that I seriously wondered what the publishers could possibly thinking putting this in print. To say it was smarmy beyond belief is a gross understatement. The dialogue is so sophomoric and repetitive you'd swear some teenager penned this during study hall. The main characters repeat the same lines over ..and over and over again. The few supporting characters that held a glimmer of interest, ended up being a speed bump in this virtual smarm-fest. Save your money people, this isn't even a good trashy romance. If you enjoy reading page after page of - I NEED YOU NEAR ME, you can't be away from me, I must have you near me ...oh...my..god - then this is just your cup of tea. Not even Harlequinn can match this innane, vapid spectacle. I've honestly read better & vastly more talented fan fiction on the internet.
Other than Byron , possibly least fave. I thought I would read again as I didn't leave a review before. I guess because of Jacques cruel abuse of Shea in the beginning I couldn't really like him. And Shea got old real quick with the back and forth. My Fave part of the book was Raven being pregnant and Gregori with the child.
Awesome need the next book
Another great read. I'm so glad I found this series and there is already over 20 books for me to devour. This one is a little darker than the first. May not be suitable for those under 17, but was impossible to put down. Jacque and Shea are tortured souls that have finally found one another, but it's definitely not smooth sailing. I recommend reading Dark Prince first or you'll be confused about the supporting characters.
Wonderful addition to the series. Can't wait for the next one!
They just get better and
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I love Christine Feehan's works. For the past 2 decades I have tried to collect all of them. And this book is one reason that I started.


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NEW HOLLAND — All season long, the Spring-Ford girls have been on a mission to make it further than they did last year. And after 32 games, that goal is finally right at their fingertips after they advanced to the PIAA Class AAAA Final Four for the second straight season on Friday night with a 67-45 win over Dover at Garden Spot High School.
One Ram or another seemed to have a hot hand the entire night as five players scored at least nine points, including 15 apiece by Sammy Stipa and Sarah Payonk. Alayah Hall scored 20 for Dover. Spring-Ford (30-2) will face Cardinal O'Hara, a 60-24 winner over Central Dauphin, in a Tuesday semifinal at a time and place to be determined.
"We don't want to take any game for granted," said Ram senior Courtney Hinnant, who came off the bench for nine points and eight rebounds, including three points late in the first quarter after the Eagles (27-4) had cut the lead to two. "We don't want what happened last year (a 65-43 semifinal loss to Archbishop Carroll) to happen again. We've been giving it our all all season."
"We want to take one game at a time," said Stipa. "We want to overcome what we did last year."
Spring-Ford led from start to finish against the fourth-place team from District 3 as Shelby Mueller (9 points, 6 rebounds) scored two straight baskets to start the game, both off passes from Sammi Haas (11 points). A break away score by Brittany Moore made it 6-0 after three minutes before Maxine Herman (7 points, 6 rebounds) put in a backdoor basket on a pass from Megan Lokhaiser (10 points, 3 assists).
Dover closed to within 11-9 with three minutes left in the opening quarter when Hall drove the middle and wound up with a three-point play. But Hinnant hit a free throw, Haas knocked down a three-pointer from the top of the circle, and Hinnant put in a basket off an offensive rebound for a 17-9 advantage after a quarter.
That set a pattern for the Rams as somebody seemed to get hot just at the right time whenever Dover started to rally. Stipa poured in nine points in the second quarter, including a three-point bomb from the top of the circle off an inbounds pass from Payonk to give the Rams their first double-digit lead of the night at 28-18. Then Payonk took control in the third quarter with 11 points and four rebounds as Spring-Ford blew open what had become just a nine-point lead following three free throws by Lokhaiser to 16 points by the end of the quarter.
"We knew when they were coming close, we had to keep up our intensity and push the ball," said Stipa. "Definitely, the team has a lot of confidence in each other."
"We have a lot of depth," Hinnant added. "If one player isn't having the best game, somebody can step up and take over. We can go deep on our bench. We're not selfish teammates at all. We look for the open three and look inside."
The Rams' usual pressure defense eventually forced Dover turnovers, but the Eagles stayed within range much of the way with some strong defense of their own that caused 18 Spring-Ford miscues.
"They really come after you full-court," said Spring-Ford coach Jeff Rinehimer. "That's an awesome job by their coaching staff."
But the Rams kept on scoring, many times inside, as they shot an even 50 percent from the floor for the night (24-for-48).
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And the Rams did, just as they had while winning Pioneer Athletic Conference and District 1 titles for the second year in a row.
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Payonk had eight rebounds and four blocked shots. … Moore had five of the Rams' nine steals and Stipa added a game-high four assists. … In the second game of the girls AAAA doubleheader at Garden Spot, Cumberland Valley came out on top of North Penn by a 53-36 score and will take on Chartiers Valley, a 48-37 winner over Mt. Lebanon, in the other state semifinal.


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Every minute, a child is physically, sexually and emotionally abused. But the most upsetting statistic of all is how often abuse is witnessed and ignored. Current reports show that each year nearly 6,000 suspected cases of child abuse are reported in Hawaii, but there's no telling how many cases go unreported.
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Child abuse is defined as a non-accidental injury or pattern of injuries. It can take the form of physical injury, sexual abuse, neglect or the emotional maltreatment of children.
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The emotional and physical pain suffered in childhood often result in low self-esteem, drug addiction, juvenile delinquency, crime and immeasurable wasted human potential.
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In a ceremony on March 12, 2001, the United States Mint celebrated the release of the North Carolina quarter, at a ceremony in Raleigh, NC. The ceremony, held at the North Carolina Museum of History, marked the release of the release of the twelfth state's quarter to be celebrated as a part of the 50 State Quarters® Program.
Teachers, below you will find several activities and links that will bring the excitement of North Carolina's "State Quarter Day" into your classroom.
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Here are some fun ways to infuse your curriculum with activities that celebrate the arrival of the newest quarter in circulation!
Also, take a trip to Get a Clue About Collecting to Find the Hidden Coins that are a part of the 50 State Quarters Program.
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North Carolina is understandably proud to be the home of this amazing aviation accomplishment. Read on to learn about some other coins with a connection to flight:
Home to some of the finest artifacts in flight history, the National Air and Space Museum is the most frequently visited museum in the world. Take a look at the Smithsonian Silver Dollar which commemorates not only the Air and Space Museum, but the numerous other museums, galleries, research institutes and zoo that combine to form the Smithsonian Institute. |
Did you know that the 1971 Eisenhower Silver Dollar coin was designed to commemorate another outstanding American achievement in flight? Check out this coin to learn exactly which success this coin marks. |
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The coins produced for the 50 State Quarters Program share much in common with the European currency, the euro. With your students, visit the interactive cartoon, Coins of the World, to see how these two programs are similar (here's a hint: look at the backs of euros from different countries, and then look at their fronts). |
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Doctors Urge Illinois Medical School to Keep Medical Training Modern
Doctors Urge Illinois Medical School to Keep Medical Training Modern
Until July, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine used the same human-based training methods as 85 percent of U.S. emergency medicine residency programs. The Physicians Committee filed a complaint last month when the school began using pigs.
The complaint filed with the U.S. Department of Agriculture explains that SIU is violating the federal Animal Welfare Act by using live pigs to teach emergency medicine resident physicians.
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Yogesh Nagar's 20-ball 27 was as crucial to the Delhi Daredevil's win over the Rajasthan Royals as Morne Morkel's penultimate over in which he conceded just three runs and claimed a wicket.
With the top order in fantastic form, the DD all-rounder has had few outings in the middle. But today, he played a valiant knock to help his team put up a competitive total after Virender Sehwag set up a platform with his 63 off 39 balls. 22-year-old Nagar slammed two huge sixes and a four in the last over before returning to the dugout with a ball left in the innings.
After the thrilling win, he spoke to iplt20.com about his innings and lauded the efforts of Morkel and Umesh Yadav in the game.
Excerpts from his brief interview:
On the significance of his 27-run knock
It was a low-scoring game, so yes it was important. The runs that we added towards the end helped us win the game ultimately.
On what he was thinking as he was coming in to bat when the team needed a few hits
When you are a middle-order batsman most of the time you have to bat in a situations like today [when the team is in a tough spot], so my effort is always to give my best for the team.
On his sixes
I was only thinking of scoring as many runs as I can to add to the total since it was the last over.
On the wicket
It was a good wicket. It was a good batting wicket and it helped bowling as well.
On the target that they had in mind while opting to bat first
We had set ourselves a target of reaching 155-160 runs. The 153 that we made was a good score, and we knew that the game would be stretched to the very end and head for a tight finish, and we can win.
On the lesser-known RR bowling line-up that was able to restrict DD better than some of the other teams
They may not have big names, but they have a good attack. They have good medium-pacers and spinners. But we managed to get to a good total.
On whether Virender Sehwag's wicket caused them to lose momentum
We had a good start, but we lost some wickets. But we recovered in the last few overs.
On Ross Taylor not batting the way he normally does
We have confidence in him and he will win us matches on his batting alone one of these days.
On the last over being given to Umesh Yadav with Ajinkya Rahane and Owais Shah at the crease
The second last over [bowled by Morkel] was important. If we conceded only two-three runs in it then, we would get to defend 12-13 runs in the last over. We had the confidence in Umesh that if he bowls two-three good deliveries, then we will win the game.
On playing back-to-back games against the Rajasthan Royals
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There has been a lot of talk lately that the federal government should hire private-sector intermediaries to "broker" the sale of cloud computing services to government agencies. But why should the government pay third-party brokers to purchase cloud services on its behalf when it can buy them right now directly from a pre-approved vendor?
The cloud broker model proposed by the General Services Administration forces the government to buy cloud services from a private-sector middleman that not only adds no value, but also drives up the government's costs and increases inefficiencies and delays.
This article is part of an ongoing debate regarding the value of cloud brokers. For other points of view, see:
Sean Rhody: Cloud brokers make sense
Greg Mundell: What's good about the cloud broker/integrator model?
As someone who has spent the past 30 years of my professional life providing technology solutions to the federal government, let me explain why the cloud broker concept is a bad idea.
First, the cloud broker concept would replace GSA's full and open competitive bidding process with commercial brokers' undisclosed preferences.
The cloud broker model has the potential to be fraught with conflicts of interest, as third-party vendors could be tempted to find a way to steer business to their affiliates, partners or subsidiaries. With federal agencies facing severe budgetary constraints, government purchasing decisions deserve more transparency, not less.
As Rep. Doris Matsui (D-Calif.), co-chair of the Congressional High Tech Caucus and its Cloud Task Force, said in a November 2012 letter to GSA, "While some stakeholders see the use of private sector cloud brokers as a benefit, others are concerned that adding an additional layer of private sector intermediaries could increase the cost of cloud services and replace a competitive bidding process with the unexamined preferences of these brokers."
Second, adding a third-party broker would create a costly and unnecessary barrier between public cloud customers and private cloud providers.
The cloud broker model creates the gratuitous role of a "translator" when no such role is needed. The broker concept not only fails to recognize, but also devalues the continuous consultative discussions and brainstorming sessions that cloud providers offer their customers, usually at no additional cost. Cloud services require a trusted partnership between an agency and its cloud service provider; a broker adds no value and gets in the way.
As Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.), a senior member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, noted in his letter to GSA, "I am concerned that introducing a third party into this [cloud purchasing] process, which would inhibit direct contact between the procuring agencies and their service provider, could make it more difficult and costly to troubleshoot technical issues as they arise."
Third, the cloud broker concept is based on the flawed assumption that a new business model is needed to meet the current and future cloud computing needs of GSA's customer agencies.
GSA has a long history of acting as the government's broker of complex, pay-per-use services for its customer agencies. For instance, GSA has been brokering metered, cloud-based services, such as long-distance voice and data services, for decades.
GSA's Federal Acquisition Service provides several contract vehicles that allow government agencies to acquire cloud services from a wide array of pre-approved providers. For example, GSA's Networx contract offers dedicated and colocation hosting services. Cloud products can also be purchased via GSA's IT Schedule 70 or via blanket purchase agreements.
Creating a new business model that replaces or duplicates these vehicles would add another layer of bureaucracy and complexity that would result in costly delays to the government's adoption of cloud services.
It is obvious to us and many others that GSA's cloud broker concept represents a substantial change in how government agencies would procure cloud services. We believe that a change of this magnitude merits proper oversight from Congress, the Office of Management and Budget, and other policy makers, constituents and overseers.
As Matsui explained in her letter, "I also believe it makes sense to consider all of the facts regarding the cloud broker concept before making any decision to move forward. I think a policy change of this magnitude merits substantial attention."
In the meantime, GSA must work collaboratively and accept its responsibility as the government's cloud service broker, which is consistent with its mission, history and legacy.
Rather than outsourcing one of its core missions, GSA would better serve its customer agencies and the American people by using or, if necessary, augmenting its existing contract vehicles to quickly and effectively deliver cloud services to federal agencies.
We stand ready to work with GSA and other federal agencies so that together, we can rapidly develop and deploy the best cloud services solutions that meet the government's unique needs.
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I'm in IT, and suffer from having to deal with 'Brokers" already - folks on the side of a certain vendor, for reasons that typically defy logic. Our department is more than capable of picking our own providers based on our own critiera, and having to put up with a layer of 'Brokers' sounds about as productive as having congress apply their agenda, I mean 'Broker', my healthcare options. We will find a way to go around or through the brokers, but probably not until they get a significant cut of the monies laid aside for agencies to procure necessary services. Does anyone here feel that the pro-broker statements come from those that will profit from brokering? If so, how much cred do they even sport? Apologies for the rhetorical question.
Very good article, Diana. Hence the need for a brokerage platform independently owned and operated by the government themselves (or their trusted SIs/VARs). This will give them the choice offered by a broker platform without sacrificing control and security.
Absolutely!!! CSB doesn't makes sense unless broker provides some value over vanilla services of provider. CSB need to integrate services, consolidate them, provide over-arching framework, provide single service level, etc. But then it won't be called Cloud Broker, isn't it? It might as well be called Cloud Aggregator.
Cloud brokers bring transparency, choice, and decision support much like online travel comparison sites do. This is particularly important when prices and services change continuously as they do in the cloud world. It is not surprising that some cloud providers don't like cloud brokers--they don't like comparison shopping and they want to avoid transparency. But consumers and taxpayers on the other hand really benefit from real time comparison shopping.
My company procures IaaS from Savvis, Terremark, Amazon, GoGrid, and Opsource. They each have a sweet spot in the market. By the same token, none of the CSPs have the best solution for every occassion and thus the value of Cloud Service Brokerage - Arbitrage. The Broker is on the side of the customer to enable choice, promote competition and transparency. This author is essentially promoting Vendor Lockin - a problem CIO's can solve with cloud service brokerage
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On Apr. 9-10, the Tufts Robotics Club participated in the 15th annual Trinity College Firefighting Robot Competition in Hartford, Conn.
The team placed first the "Olympiad" written exam portion of the competition and performed well in the firefighting component.
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For a club that does the most amount of work for the least amount of distance, it's not surprising that most golfers have a special affinity for their putter. Or maybe not, as we found out when we asked readers on Facebook to tell us a bit more about their favorite putter and how it came to have that status in their bags.
YOUR PERFECT PUTTER: Add your thoughts to the Facebook discussion
Consider these words of advice on how a golfer's putter is more than just a hunk of metal with a flat face:
Josef Von Sternberg: A putter is like an elegant woman ... You must nurture it .. Converse with it .. Shelter it .. Spend time with .. Fondle it .. Adore it ... Or gentlemen, it will turn on you at a critical moment !!
Yanni Foundaki: Putters are like girlfriends. Some get hot, some cold and you can never have too many.
Because it's the only club you use on nearly every hole (unless you're lucky enough to hole out from off the green), most golfers find a flat stick that they love, and it becomes a long-term relationship, as evidenced by these comments. It doesn't matter how old it may look, or how scarred, as long as it does the job:
Victor Williams: Putters are like magic wands: They choose you and once you find the one for you no amount of technological advance can trump it.
Richard Wonnacott: Purchased a Taylor Made Roho 3 in 1996 and it is still in the bag today.
Trevor Jacklin: Mine is custom made with a little longer handle due to my arthritis. Most importantly, it has a Denver Bronco grip.
Kyle Graves: Odyssey White Hot XG #9. My all-time favorite!
Bart Hatch: Still use my ping anser 2.
Mike Osterbur: I have a putter that looks a lot like the Billy Baroo. It's a Helen Hicks model #9 from Wilson Staff I believe circa 1930's. I used it for 35 years but put it away for a Odyssey White Hot. Won't trade that flat blade for anything in the world.
Jeremy Ashline: I got a scotty cameron Newport 2 teryllium when I was 16....still in the bag today. Now I'm 33.
Butch Matos: Ping my echo. Love it
Bill Galinas: Arnold Palmer Original. First time I used it won eight skins, including one won with a sixty footer for birdie!
Anthony Lee: Scotty Cameron American Classic III, can hit it right or left handed. My favorite club I have!
Jeremy Jon: Jacobs Scotty Cameron Button Back Newport Two. Butter.
Terry Eklund: The "Thing" made by Natural Golf in the early 90's .. best flatstick around.
Kyle Carey: Got the first Scotty Cameron Teryllium with the dots on the back, first one Tiger used on tour for teaching a junior golf camp when I was 17, it has never left my bag it will eventually be my son's but mine 'til I'm in the ground.
Jamie McCann: Been using the same putter, Hogan "Immortal" since 1976 ... not changing now!
Travis Koch: Scotty Cameron studio select square back #2. I've tried to find something better but when there's a tournament or money on the line that's the flat stick that finds its way into my bag
Scott McEntire: Yes! Marilyn model. Immediate forward roll and true to the touch. If I only had a Marilyn Monroe head cover for it.
Will Potts: Odyssey White Ice 9. Just such a good stick.
Tom Riesen: Tom Watson memorial I bought in 1995.
Kevin Montonario: Used a wooden putter for years, loved it then went to a Odyssey belly putter change my game for much better.
Dave Cray: I have the original teardrop putter, it's the only thing in my bag that hasn't changed in 15 years.
Cindy N Randy Knight: Still use the ole "Bullseye" and still love it to death!
FLAT STICK FANS: Readers provide pics of their favorite putters
In many cases, the reason why you love your putter is because it's a treasured heirloom, handed down from generation to generation:
Paul Dybedal: I'm 51and still putt with the putter my godfather gave me when I was 7.
Jordan Taylor: My first job at a course after graduating is where my dad's family used to play years ago. I found an old warped hickory shafted putter in my garage with Morris Park and my grandma's name labeled under the grip.
Gary O'Steen: I putt with my dad's Ping, he passed away 35 years ago. I will pass it on to my grandson, he is a lefty, also.
Josh Journey: Ping Anser 4 that my grandpa gave my dad and my dad gave to me. Played two seasons of high school golf with it, and have drained some of the best putts on friendly bets that I have won. Needless to say, we are meant to be on the course
Jack Estes: I received the Arnold Palmer blade putter when I was about 8 while celebrating my birthday in Florida. I opened it at my grandparents place. I lived in Indiana and I was so happy that I was in Florida and could use it at the local course. I'm 42 now and still use it ... Well since I've had children I really don't play much anymore but it's in my bag ... I've had a few different putters during the years but that one would always find its way back in the bag.
Gordon Richard: My Slotline is about 35 years old. It was a gift from my brother-in-law's father who ran a pro shop at a local course... I will use it forever.
Chuck Posten: I've used the same Ping Pal putter for 20+ years. Can't find one I like better. Like a good woman, I'm keeping her!
Joe Zvanut: In 1972 I bought a left-hand Ping Anser. Been reshafted once and regripped more times tham I can count. But I have won't change it after sinking thousands of 5-footers! My son, a PGA professional, says: "My Dad's a 23 handicap , but he putts like a 2!"
Robert William Amburn: Byron Nelson Tourney green shaft given to me by old friend and still works on my putting strip but not has well as my Odyssey DF 992 on the greens.
Cari Carnahan: Ping Cushin 4 about 30 years old. But I have to say my Gene Sarazen Ladyette Blade was a great putter to learn with, inherited from my nana, and I still have it!
Tim Young: I'm playing a Ping Anser that my father bought the first year of issue. I finally regripped it because the original grip turned to petrified rubber!
Sometimes you find your true putter love in a second-hand kind of way:
Tom Van Pelt: Had a member with a temper break both his ping putter and custom graphite shafted driver in 1976, I reshafted the putter with what was left of the driver shaft and gave it to him. He refused it and I have been putting with since then.
Craig Lyndsie: Went to play a few weeks ago and a couple days before I practiced putting and so I had forgot my putter at home. When I find out I went and found the cheapest used putter they had. It was $15 but the pro said I could just borrow it for the round. I come back to the pro shop after the round and buy it. The pro asked why and I said 5 for 5 inside of 10 feet and 4 outside of 20 feet. I shot 69 and the $15 putter beat out 4 Scott's in my bag
Of course, just like real love, there are the eventual breakups and sob stories, too:
Ray Boomer Janowski: I had a Wilson 8802 I bought when I was 13 and gave it up when I was 28, my marriage with my ex-wife lasted 13 years. So my relationship with my favorite putter lasted longer then my marriage. I wish I had that putter back.
Jon Melling: I had a putter called "Lucky Dog." It was a blade putter with a brass head. I accidentally broke it back in the '80s and have never found another one although have searched on Google and eBay. I was a great putter with it and have struggled ever since!
Tristan Booker: 7 putters. When one acts up, I switch it out.


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I'm glad you brought this up. Whoever it was a spoke to about this idea prior to its release; I (think) I told them to make a Winterboard theme to achieve the same results.
The upside to using a theme instead of a dedicated tweak is that you can have a 'charging' effect. The downside, however, is installing Winterboard on older devices and the amount of RAM it consumes.
Can we get that theme? I have a 4s so I think I'm good.
I can't seem to get it all the way to the right. My alarm icon and bluetooth icon keep showing up before it.
Dont know if anyone else noticed this, but when you install it, it automatically adds the default round battery level, with the percentage inside, but if you activate the theme inside winterboard, itll change it to the regular battery indicator outline, with the percentage inside it.
Id love for it to change color from green to yellow to orange to red based on the charge percentage, or at least to keep it always to the right, and have a charge indicator.
Itd be awesome if they added some themes, but at that point youre looking for another app altogether.
Thats by far the best tweak I have ever installed from Cydia.
Thanks for sharing!
Edit: I actually had BatteryDoctor without the Pro from the AppStore, same icon, not sure if the same developer.
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Sunday, April 17, 2011
Preds Win Thriller; Take 2-1 Series Lead
Playoff hockey was at its best on Sunday night as the Predators defeated the Ducks by a 4-3 score in front of a sold-out Bridgestone Arena crowd. A raucous home crowd, and the prospect of taking a lead in the series was enough to get things going for Nashville.
Martin Erat got the scoring started for the Predators when he scored on a rebound to put the Preds up 1-0 on the power-play 15:00 into the 1st period. Just 38 seconds later, Jordin Tootoo put the Preds up by two on a great individual effort. Tootoo got the puck and rang his first shot off the post, and then scored on the rebound while falling to the ice. The Preds went into the 1st intermission with a 12-4 shot advantage and a 2-0 lead.
In the 2nd period, the Preds dominated the play but almost let the Ducks take control of the game. Mike Fisher took on Ryan Getzlaf in a decent fight, but that seemed to provide Anaheim with a little jump. Teemu Selanne struck on the power-play for the Ducks and then scored 30 seconds later to tie the game at two at the end of the 2nd period.
The 3rd period can be summed up in one word: wild. David Legwand scored for the Preds at 5:25 of the period to put Nashville up 3-2, but that wouldn't last very long. Matt Belesky fell to the ice and had the fortunate luck of a puck hitting off of him and getting past Pekka Rinne at 6:48 of the 3rd to tie the game at three. Then came the defining moment of the game, and possibly the series. Sergei Kostitsyn got the puck down low and made a beautiful backhand pass that was one-timed in by Mike Fisher. That gave the Preds a 4-3 lead that they would hold on to.
Things to take away from Game 3:
The crowd in Nashville was simply sensational. The building had so much energy in it, and gave the Predators a huge jump. It was truly a treat to be a part of.
Mike Fisher has taken his game to another level. It's at a level that has not been seen by any Nashville Predator player in the postseason history of the franchise. He's hungry to win.
Corey Perry is one of the dirtiest players I've ever had the misfortune of seeing. Like one Preds fan said while leaving the arena, "If I were playing, he wouldn't make it through the next game in one piece".
The Ducks may have missed Bobby Ryan, but it's clear that Teemu Selanne is the impact player for them. What he's able to do at the age of 40 is simply unnatural.
Nashville did what it was supposed to do. They won on home ice, and now have the chance to go up 3-1 in the series on home ice on Wednesday night for Game 4.
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As temperatures rise this spring, more and more people will be heading outdoors, whether hiking in the woods or just hanging out in their backyards.
And that means being exposed to ticks, the tiny carriers of Lyme disease. The mid-Hudson region has been a hotspot for Lyme for more than a decade.
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
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- Marius Gedminas said...
Good changes!
Out of curiosity, what would happen if someone tried to upload a package with a version that did not exist in the repository, but was lower than an existing version?
(I *HATE BLOGGER* *HATE* *HATE* *HATE*! STOP CLEARING MY COMMENT WHEN I'M HALFWAY THROUGH WRITING IT!) - October 22, 2008 at 4:13 AM
- Niels Breet said...
It should complain when >= is available in the repository already.
- October 22, 2008 at 7:16 PM
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Photos courtesy of Riaz. If you find a picture of someone reading a newspaper magazine during the Kings of Leon set, that would be him. Please send the link my way!
I risked nearly failing a very important certification exam today, because I devoted all of Saturday to seeing Radiohead and Sunday to recovering from Radiohead. Since I passed (barely), I am going to think that Radiohead helped me pass.
Seeing Radiohead was absolutely amazing, even life-changing. Remember when Anton Ego took a bite of the ratatouille in that Pixar movie? For me, seeing Radiohead for the first time was similar to that. I"m going to attempt to explain why that was the case.
Going to a Radiohead concert is not just about seeing them perform onstage. It's about waiting in line to see Radiohead, sitting around for Radiohead, meeting hardcore Radiohead fans (Note: Tell them that you're about to see your first Radiohead show and their eyes will light up. You can actually see them remember their first experience), suffering through terrible acts for Radiohead, standing for an entire hour before Radiohead hit the stage just because you were too excited to sit. The almost surreal part is that you're not alone. You're surrounded by people who are going through exactly the same thing and they're all asking themselves the same exact thing: How many more minutes until Radiohead? What is so awesome about seeing the band is this entire experience. That includes all the hours I spent thinking about seeing Radiohead, actually seeing Radiohead, and then reflecting on seeing Radiohead.
Although the line-up at All Points West was pretty weak and the festival itself was way overpriced, I shelled out the money just for Radiohead. I had the privilege of attending the show with some very devoted Radiohead fans, which completely made my experience. I arrived at Liberty State Park shortly before the gates opened. Luckily, the guys that I was with made a run for it, so we ended up being maybe 5-6 people away from the rail (You can spot me in the second to last picture here). I got to the spot around 12:25 pm. I didn't leave that spot until Radiohead left the stage (I'm guessing around 11 pm).
The entire day was just a waiting game. The guys sitting behind us had been chasing Radiohead around on the tour, had seen them six times or something. Stories of rare song performances were exchanged, always including the venue/city/festival, year, and song title. As my friend asked, when was the last time you were this excited about anything? I don't think I've ever shared being this excited about anything with thousands of other people.
My friend had this little black notebook where he kept track of the previous night's incredible setlist (I should have been there. Screw FINRA). Slowly, a wishlist of songs was created and shared with the people around us. Would the list be fulfilled? Time would tell. I'll just add that a guy standing near me most wanted to hear "Kid A." When Radiohead started playing the intro to the song, he looked like he was going to die of happiness. He raised his arms into the air (as if he were rejoicing) before he hugged his friend. Powerful stuff, this Radiohead.
So I suffered through Animal Collective. Shudder. But, it was all worth it when Radiohead took the stage. Oh yea, this was one very serious, respectful crowd. During songs like "Exit Music (For a Film)," the crowd was completely silent. If anyone tried to say anything during such songs, shushing would come from all directions.
The show itself, I wish I could explain in words what it was like. I guess you will just have to experience it for yourself. I definitely see the appeal in going to multiple Radiohead shows. These guys have over a hundred songs, so no two shows are exactly the same. And, it's not like they can play every single song in one set, as much as I wish it were possible. I definitely respect these guys for being able to perform so many of the songs (good memory).
Speaking of good memories...one of the guys I was with could identify most of the songs by the instrument setup, a note, or a beat. I have to tell you, that's an amazing talent.
Now, when I listen to certain songs, I get the same chills that I had when I heard them performed live.
Also, I never realized how much of a badass Jonny Greenwood is. Well, he is a badass. He is an amazing guitarist, and he's always doing so many things at once. My friend said that on Friday night, Jonny was playing the guitar and using the head of the guitar to play the keyboard.
I don't know where this picture is from but Jonny is awesome.
Do yourself a serious favor. Pay the money and see this band. I'm counting down to my next Radiohead concert.
Crowd anxiously awaits.
Jonny Greenwood is my hero.
Setlist (courtesy of brooklynvegan)
01. Reckoner
02. 15 Step
03. The National Anthem
04. Kid A
05. All I Need
06. Nude
07. Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
08. Where I End And You Begin
09. The Gloaming
10. Faust Arp
11. No Surprises
12. Jigsaw Falling Into Place
13. The Bends
14. Bangers and Mash
15. Everything In Its Right Place
16. Exit Music (For A Film)
17. Bodysnatchers
Encore 1
18. Pyramid Song
19. Videotape
20. Airbag
21. Fake Plastic Trees
22. There There
Encore 2
23. House of Cards
24. Planet Telex
25. Idioteque
Idioteque (from I Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings) - Radiohead
August 11, 2008
Radiohead - All Points West 08.09.08
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- canvas art prints on February 10, 2012 at 7:27 AM said...
AWesome show, it really was. THanks for the great review!!
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For me, the big clue was that It looks mechanically impossible for that car to turn (with a radius less than that of the Moon, anyway). The front tires are tucked too far up inside the fenders, they seem unable to turn more than an inch or two without hard contact. The funny thing is, I didn't immediately think "Photoshop." Some people make such idiotic mods that it seemed entirely plausible some bozo slammed the car down so far it could only move straight ahead.
+1 Agrees with Jamaican Twin Turbo on the silver and grey BMW's The "squint" on the grey car's headlights looks "forced" and not very professional. Looks like they just sawed off the top half of the headlights. Come on, people you can do better than that!
That M3 is apparently not photoshopped - it is amazingly an original, undoctored picture - The car is on 'bags' - ie, inflatable cushions in the spring perches that allow the car to be parked, 'slammed.' Think fast and the furious...or whatever...
Or someone who's been spending way too much time in the Autozone "accessories" aisle I'm not worried about the airbag suspension. I'm worried about the faulty "nut" behind the wheel.
it's called a "boser" hood, when it's well executed it looks sick, when it's not it looks terrible, that one definitely comes down way too far, here's one that looks much better:
No offense but yours still looks "rough, unfinished." The hood doesn't look like it's sitting properly. Gaps on one headlight not present on the other one in the photo. The yellow foglights don't do anything for me, either. Makes the car look too "French." I'd be worried about the car being mistaken for a Peugeot, if you're into that sort of thing. Were you in a hurry? The M3 aero kit on the ti hatchback body is interesting though. Illustration below of my rationale for the Peugeot comparison. Peugeot bailed out of the US in 1991 and has no known plans to return.
And speaking of questionable taste, this ... this ... thing ... just arrived in my email, courtesy of Bavarian Autosport . Larger image not available. You're welcome.
Hahahaha, I like the yellow bimmer man....I want to not like it, but I think it's cool! I like the headlights on the blue e36 as well. I can appreciate people thinking outside the box, and trying something new. Doesn't have to look or be perfect, being different is a great quality in the car world. As long as you can deal with criticism, but just because a few people critique, doesn't mean that it's bad.
That picture screams Photoshop to me. The wheels don't look right; they look like the rims are of a different "quality" picture than the rest of the car, and the fender edges look too sharp for it to be real to me... Not to mention that its hideousness is blinding me to an extreme you can't even imagine. *shudder* Anyone have a gun?
no offense taken since it's not my car the pic is at an angle and the nose panel sticks out a little which is why it looks uneven, this is a much older pic but it's the only straight on one I could find, this one's also before he got the yellow fogs the M-tech kit was available as an option on the ti
I still like BMW's version of the 3-series better. Generally speaking, BMW does a better job of designing BMW's than a homegrown, nonprofessional does. There's not a whole lot of body mods available for the E32, which is actually a good thing -- IMHO it speaks volumes about how BMW got the car's design right the first time. For the E32, I can get clear corners, a few different taillight designs, and a choice of either an upgrade to the later dual scoop bumper covers (dual air scoops at the bottom of the front bumper) or Alpina's pricey but still stylish bodykit. Either option generally preserves the E32's lines, rather than trying to reinvent them. That's about it for tasteful body mods, unless I go to a ricer shop (ugh!). Hope you weren't standing in front of the car when you snapped those photos -- he might have been running late to the local ricer show. It looks a little better (but not much) from the front. I thought the E38's were pretty slick looking until I saw a picture of an E32 side by side with an E38 (these comparison shots are all over the web). Even the E38's sales increased in their final month once 7-series buyers saw what happened to the E65/E66 cars. Below is a 1991 Alpina B12. Now THAT is a MOD done right! More pics available on the link http://www.cardream.co.jp/PRODUCT/e32/1991.b12/b12_91.html
not my picture either, he's in Oklahoma and I'm in Vermont it's definitely not rice either, he has an M52 swap, 18" Beyern rims, full M-technic kit, no Pep Boys parts on that one
Well, it's time...just three days to the next Roundel advertising cutoff. Yesterday I detailed everything, soup-to-nuts, to prepare for this morning's photo shoot. (Of all the wonderful aromas of cleaners and conditioners, why must the acrid stink of carpet shampoo be the one that lingers?) I was really hoping for clear weather this weekend--Steel Blue Metallic looks best under blue skies. No such luck. (On the plus side, an overcast sky is like a giant softbox.) (I just noticed this thread is in the E90 forum. You might have noticed that is not an E90 in the photo. Hope you can deal with it, the thread drifted away from E90s a long time ago. )


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Olympic Boxing: AIBA throws out Barriga protest
AIBA has thrown out the protest by the Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines on the loss of Filipino light-flyweight boxer Mark Anthony Barriga Kazakhstan's Birzhan Zhakypov.
"The protest was rejected," ABAP executive director Ed Picson, adding that the reply from boxing officials said that the "protest was too subjective to review."
"What that means, I really don't know," added Picson.
The Philippines' lone boxing hope in London lost the match, 17-16, after getting penalized for ducking and headbutting in the third round of the fight. That gave the Kazakh two extra points, making up the difference in the result. The loss signalled the end of Barriga's Olympic campaign.
"It seems in the battle of 'giants' justice is more difficult to attain for a small country like ours," said ABAP president Ricky Vargas about the decision.
ABAP protested the fact that Barriga was warned just once before being penalized, when the Filipino fighter should have been warned three times.
AIBA did not review tape of fight, in which the Kazakh fighter wrestled the Filipino fighter to the ground twice early before Barriga without any reaction from Labbe.
Picson said Barriga was not visibly distraught after the loss.
"Mark is a very strong boy, he can take his licks, so he is taking it well," said Picson. "But I'm sure he's very disappointed, just like everyone here."


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Barbara Cruz, a Mash reporter and sophomore at Hancock, talks about what it was like to spend election night in the Chicago Tribune newsroom. Hear her talk about how she pitched in with election coverage at the Chicago Tribune and for The Mash, and what she found most interesting about the experience.
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I don't think he could. I'm pretty sure Maverick drugged his tea. The pen Maverick had in his pocket was gone after he poured the tea, and there's a shot of the pen on the table next to the teapot, and it was leaking a liquid. So even if Barnaby wanted to fight back the drug was probably starting to take effect so he couldn't do anything. Plus Barnaby was pretty confused/freaked out by the situation and probably froze too.
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Hell hath no fury...:
I smell a second season. Superhero stories - the good ones - go on forever anyway. This is a series that could return without selling its soul, BD/DVD sales are excellent, and it's already starting to branch into other media.
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The truth at last.
Maverick being evil and a NEXT with memory manipulating powers, or even the staged crimes, aren't surprising, but it hits all the same. Poor Bunny. I just hope it won't be too long before he finds out the truth again. Kotetsu continues to annoy me. The scene was just awful to watch. There is a limit to how secretive you can be. I was just screaming "HOLY FUCK MAN WHAT ARE YOU DOING? TELL HIM!" at my screen. Now Samantha and Kotetsu are in danger. Don't drink that tea, man! Don't do it! Last edited by Narzia; 2011-08-07 at 06:28. |
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I knew it, folks! It was Mr. Maverick who behind everything including killing Barnaby's parents and he is actually a NEXT! Mr. Maverick, you spic bastard! What have you done?
What do you guys think is gonna happen next?! Did Maverick just brainwashed Barnaby (EP Preview)? Is it too late to save Barnaby? Will Kotetsu had to fight crimes alone? Only 6 episodes left, AND THE WORST IS FINALLY YET TO COME!!! Spoiler for Oh by the way, kotetsu's awkward moment:
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Location: you know that's a great question.....
Actually, a lot of anime have summaries for the next few episodes that appear in various magazines/tv guides (I remember seeing some for every episode of Star Driver) so normally they're fairly accurate, just as a heads up for next time.
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