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A growing force in the realm of female-fronted hard rock, Charlotte, NC-based Tattermask weaves complex guitarwork into expressive drumbeats overlaid by powerful vocals with cerebral lyrics.
Music snobs... or "enthusiasts" ...express delight with the level of craft and analysis that this fivesome puts into its melodic/rhythmic interplay to create a deeper meaning for each song. With "an explosive sound that falls somewhere between Evanescence and Sevendust," Tattermask proves it can run the gamut on the rock-metal continuum and maintain universal appeal.
Since its inception in late 2007, critics and fans alike have flocked to experience Tattermask's live performance that delivers "a wallop of overall intensity" and grab a coveted copy of the band's 2008 debut EP, "Looks Can Be Deceiving," which drew a great deal of media attention for the band. Spending the majority of 2009 and 2010 playing shows, vying for awards and honors, and developing their sound and their fanbase, the members of Tattermask finally released another record, the full-length album "After the Storm..." on 11/11/11 to an enthusiastic audience in their hometown amid a frenzy of radio, newspaper, and magazine interviews. With that, Tattermask's reach has gone global, and the band is as thirsty for more eager ears as fans are for more music.
In addition to the seriousness with which the band approaches its music, the members are also showing their silly side with a couple of well-received mockumentary "webisodes" that prove the band is not all-business, all the time. Already having written yet another full-length album's worth of tunes since the last release, Tattermask seeks to stretch itself to the limits by playing bigger concerts, touring more extensively, networking with more bands and fans, and continuing to write the best music of which it is capable in 2013 and beyond.
Xstrophy was truly created the day Leonard Newton was born. Leonard was born with a rare birth defect called an Exstrophy. This made his life extremely challenging and filled with pain, suffering, near death experiences and over 15 surgeries. The way he dealt with all of this was to write. He put all his anger, hate and pain down on paper and knew at some point he would share it with the world. He also knew he would name the band after his birth defect. Exstrophy means to have things on the inside of your body born on the outside. To Leonard, this is exactly what music is, everything you have on the inside of your body and soul is shown to the world. So this was the perfect name for the band...Xstrophy.
The band was truly founded in 2008, when Len met Pat Bowser. They had the same musical tastes, and his guitar playing blew Len away. They began working on songs together throughout the year. There was a mixture of old songs Len had written, completely new songs, and the occasional Metallica cover.
Throughout the next year, Xstrophy started to play out, making a name for themselves throughout the DC, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh areas. After a few lineup changes, the band consists of Len and Pat, bassist Zack Arthur and drummer Cory Birdsell. This combination embodies what modern metal needs, heavy, original, in your face thrash.
Xstrophy has just released their debut album "My Tortured Past" which has been getting great reviews in the world of metal. They are currently planning a summer tour as well for 2013. Keep checking back for more updates on where to find us live, and let us know if you want to see us in your area!
Keep checking back for more updates on where to find us live, and let us know if you want to see us in your area!
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We all stand on the shoulders of the great musicians before us and hope to achieve
the same. We are a very dedicated bunch of guys who continually search for the best rock to roll with.
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One of several sinister trends I have noted recently – sorry, this is not going to start as the cheeriest of late-January columns – is the tendency to speak of our planet as an inhospitable place. The Earth, the globe which over unimaginable stretches of time gave birth to us (or do we really imagine that we gave birth to ourselves, like Athena springing from the head of Zeus?), as our remote ancestors crawled out of the sea and found ways of surviving on the exposed land, is increasingly seen as a place of dangers, perhaps a place to bale out of altogether, as Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk and other space-colonisers suggest.
Of course this partly reflects the fact that, as Ulrich Beck wrote more than 20 years ago in Risk Society: Towards a New Modernity, we are making the Earth progressively more uninhabitable. Living through Australian summers, according to the climate scientist and chief commissioner of Australia's Climate Commission Tim Flannery, has come to resemble "a compulsory and very unpleasant game of Russian roulette". This year a whole suite of climate records has been broken. Two new colour bands, denoting temperatures above 50 and 52 degrees Celsius, have been added to Australian weather prediction maps.
It is not just in Australia that conditions appear to be getting less liveable. Superstorm Sandy, by inundating the New York subway and parts of Lower Manhattan and New Jersey, suddenly made the world's richest city seem vulnerable and may even have helped turn the presidential election.
Extreme weather events – storms, floods, heatwaves – "cause rising damage each year": that is not the view of an environmentalist, but of the soberly calculating insurance actuaries of Munich Re.
Our response to the conditions brought on by our own actions seems to be to retreat into the technosphere – imagining synthetic environments or ever more extreme manipulations of ourselves or what surrounds us. No matter that our nearest planets look mighty inhospitable; it is surely only a matter of time, the extreme techno-optimists believe, before we can escape to a better home.
I happen to think there is a very different way of looking at all this. The Earth, far from being inhospitable, is supremely hospitable. We grew out of it, and are adapted to it, as it is to us. The only truly uninhabitable continent is Antarctica; otherwise we humans have been able to withstand the extreme cold of Arctic winters, the aridity of deserts such as the Kalahari in southern Africa, the loftiness of the Tibetan plateau, even the unrelenting grey skies of Britain.
David Attenborough's new television series Africa is a triumph: who could fail, in the first two episodes on the Kalahari and the Savannah, to be entranced by the filming of intrepid lizards hunting flies on lions' backs; the titanic conflicts of bull elephants and, more surprisingly, giraffes; the delicate nocturnal socialising of black rhinos?
However, in those episodes very little time is devoted to human beings, apart from the magnificent Attenborough himself, creaky of knee but vigorous in mind and heart. That belies the fact that just as amazing as the flourishing of so many animals in the Kalahari is the persistence of the oldest of all human cultures, that of the Bushmen or San people.
The San have lived, anthropologists believe, for at least 80,000 years as nomadic hunter-gatherers in one of the world's driest places, developing astonishing skills using arrows and spears tipped with deadly poison. In all their existence, the San never destroyed the delicately balanced ecosystem in which their culture allowed them to flourish.
If we speak of the Earth as hospitable, that implies that we are guests, not owner-occupiers. No ancient culture as far as I know has envisaged human beings as owning the Earth, though some have imagined us playing a crucial part in its maintenance. When the psychoanalyst Carl Gustav Jung visited Taos, New Mexico, in the 1920s, he met and conversed with an elder from the Hopi tribe named Mountain Lake. He told Jung that the Hopi, through their religious observances, believed that they helped the sun to cross the sky every day.
The elder also made the following observation to Jung about white people: "They say they think with their heads ... We think here," he said, indicating his heart. For Jung, these observations were of huge significance. They revealed the extraordinary arrogance of western, Christian civilisation, whose religion was no less superstitious than that of the Hopi, and whose "insatiable lust to lord it in every land" might well be considered crazy.
If the Earth is our host and we are its guests, we have become very troublesome ones, with insatiable appetites and a penchant for vandalism. You might think it fanciful but I see Earth's increasingly strong reactions to our thoughtless behaviour as an indication that our host's patience might be running out.
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While in the spirit of New Years and the hype of resolutions, I decided to focus instead on storytelling. Through a conversation with a friend of mine about attracting what you want and truly desire, he shared this Cherokee Legend with me.
One evening an old Cherokee told his grandson about a battle that goes on inside people.
He said, "My son, the battle is between two wolves inside us all. One is Evil – It is anger, envy, jealousy, sorrow, regret, greed, arrogance, self-pity, guilt, resentment, inferiority, lies, false pride, superiority, and ego. The other is Good – It is joy, peace, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, benevolence, empathy, generosity, truth, compassion and faith." The grandson thought about it for a minute and then asked his grandfather: "Which wolf wins?" The old Cherokee simply replied, "The one you feed."
Not only are we the food we eat and the air we breathe, but also our thoughts that reside in our brain and the feelings inside our hearts. We are what we think. Life is about the attitude you choose to have and the perception and belief that as individuals, we choose to think and feel the way that creates our actual reality. Each of our perceived realities are moments that compile into seconds, minutes, days, years, and lifetimes.
Resolutions don't make sense to me so I don't do them. I did choose two things I am trying to manifest in my life. I wrote them down on paper and put them in my lavender pillow my friend made me. There they will reside for me to dream upon, think about, believe, and act upon.
No relationship, amount of career success, money, marital status, dream home, or motherhood will bring me to my destination. Not because I am greedy or because I always want more, but because there is no destination. In my life, I have truly realized that I will never get "there." There is no there. The only end is when I will die, and then folks… it is really over. The goals and dreams that stand between living and dying are just the milestones that mark the journey.
Until we get there, then, it is truly about finding the little and big things that make us fulfilled, happy, and bring meaning to life. So we can all go around trying to lose weight, quit smoking, get married, or save more money, but perhaps equally as important is feeding the Good Wolf within each of us by doing the simple things. Tell the people you love that you love them. Do the right thing. Open your eyes to the beauty that surrounds each of us, not just on Christmas or the first snow, but the dreary cloudy days too. Nourish yourself with good food, best friends, and joy. Forgive yourself.
If you are interested in a more traditional type of resolution, answering the following questions might be helpful: Wondering if a new year means a new you? Interesting in creating a vision board for 2013? Considering what eating choices you can make to have a better relationship with food?
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The Chargers are now 4-5 going into week ten and their bye week. The Chargers beat Houston in Houston for a huge win on the road, it was their first road win of the season. If the Chargers want to make the playoffs they will have to win some more tough games on the road this season. A friend of mine said last weekend that, "If the Chargers beat the Texans, I would give them an 80% c...
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It was a very pretty sight for Charger fans on Sunday, as the Cardinals took a whooping from the bolts. The Chargers defense made Derek Anderson and the Cardinals offense look like a high school team. The bolts had 9 sacks, 2 INT's, and a fumble recovery. Shaun Phillips put together a whole seasons worth of stats in one game with 4 sacks, an INT, and a touchdown. The four sacks was the ...


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"If the boss doesn't get dead in time it's the DPS's fault."I am going to say this all the time now.
Lore, with his chingoat... Looks like an actual goat while eating. No offense xD
No. Durabilityloss for PvP is a bad idea. As a raider, you actually gain some cash for loot (not much, but about enough to cover normal repaircosts often) but as a PvP'er, you don't get money for doing what you like. If you remove insignia, you'll get anywhere from 30c, to 5s. You'll earn next to nothing. Sure, if they increased the ammount of money looted from removing insignia, you could probably get some durability loss. The problem then will be insigniafarming noobs, running around looking for dead people, instead of doing the objectives. In PvE you got time between pulls to actually loot, rebuff or w/e.
Lore seems to be less mentally organized than usual, prolly the vacation. A bit hard to follow but good stuff.
the tank's fault to get punched in the face cD
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Kevin DrumAug. 29, 2010 1:18 PM
Keith Humphreys says that dealing with the DMV is one of the most common ways that Americans interact with their government, and the fact that DMV performance is generally horrible makes people hate the entire enterprise of representative democracy. "DMVs undermine our faith that the public sector can do anything right or that it even cares if it does," he writes, "and that undermines a basis for a democratic society." Even granted that Keith was having a bad day (at the DMV, in case that's not clear), Mark Kleiman has a question:
If poor DMV performance threatens democracy, does the equally unhelpful attitude and operational design I've encountered in dealing with cable companies, power companies, health insurance companies, credit card companies, and USAir and United Airlines threaten capitalism?
Excellent question! Here's my best guess at an answer. People complain about customer service from big, faceless corporations all the time. But when they do, they complain about a specific corporation: "Time-Warner sucks," "I hate Verizon," "I'm never flying Delta again," etc. In their minds, these are separate companies that have performed badly, but they don't necessarily reflect badly on the entire enterprise of capitalism. Besides, in many of these cases there's at least theoretically the possibility of taking your business elsewhere.
In the case of governments, people don't distinguish as well. If they have run-ins with the IRS (federal government), the DMV (state government), the zoning commission (city government), their trash pickup (county government), and the municipal water company (an independent agency), these are all "the gummint." And, of course, in all these cases there's not even a theoretical chance of dealing with anyone else. If you need a business license, the only place you can get it is the county clerk, and if their hours happen to be 9-5 on weekdays and they require you to show up in person and wait in a long line — well, that's what you have to do.
But it's still a bit of a quandary. If I had to guess, I'd say that the average joe actually gets more grief from dealing with big corporations (cell phone provider, cable company, airlines, etc.) than from all levels of government combined. Most of us, after all, don't interact with the government all that much aside from mailing them checks now and again. What's more, there are institutional reasons that explain lousy customer service in both cases — though, ironically, they're mirror images: lack of competition in the case of government (so they don't have a lot of incentive to improve) and too much competition in the case of corporations (which forces them to cut service to the bone in order to stay price competitive on their main products).
So which is worse? My mother was complaining last night about the LA Times' inability to deliver her paper correctly. "How long has this been happening?" I asked. "About fifty years." And recently it got even worse because they've installed a new payment system that's shot full of bugs, leading to missed deliveries and bad billing. But then there's my sister, who owns a condo and has spent the last several months fighting the County of Los Angeles, which recently decided to update its property records and determined that her garage (which is attached to the main building, not a separate structure) didn't belong to her anymore and auctioned it off. That was after she'd called several times and was assured it was just a mistake and not to worry about it.1 So now her association has had to hire a lawyer of its own to straighten this out.
Which is worse? My sister's problem is certainly more severe, though it will eventually get cleared up. My mother's is merely annoying, but chances are her service from the Times will stay terrible forever. Take your pick.
1Quick hint for life improvement: whenever anyone tells you something is just a mistake and "not to worry about it," start worrying. This is almost a certain sign that you should immediately panic and start burning up the telephone wires demanding a resolution in writing at the earliest possible time.
Andy KrollAug. 28, 2010 5:34 PM
As we passed the Washington Monument this morning and waded into the growing crowd of thousands at today's "Restoring Honor" rally, my friend, Chris, surveyed the turnout and then leaned in toward me. "Other than that guy back back there selling flags," he said somewhat discreetly, "I've got to be the only black person out here today."
He had a point. There were people of all shapes and sizes, young and old (though mostly old), from near and far at the rally on the Washington Mall—and, truth be told, they were almost all white. Despite the impressive turnout surrounding the Lincoln Memorial and the reflecting pool, I needed only two hands and maybe a few toes to tally the number of non-white attendees. You couldn't miss the irony: On the same day and at the same location as Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech—when conservative icon Glenn Beck would repeatedly invoke King's memory and message on a stage featuring a portrait of Langston Hughes and a relative of King Jr.'s as a speaker—there were few, if any, black people in sight. "I've seen more people who're black onstage than at this whole thing," Chris said at one point.
We pushed onward into the crowd, trying to get closer to the front, where Beck was. But before we could get there, a middle-aged woman suddenly reached out and grabbed Chris' arm. She pulled him close. The woman, as sweaty as the rest of us, asked Chris if he planned on attending the NAACP's rally later in the afternoon. Without waiting for Chris' response, she told us, "I kinda want to go, but I feel like I wouldn't be welcome." Hard emphasis on the wouldn't be welcome. A bit surprised, Chris looked at me and then replied, "You mean kind of like I feel right now?"
A bit later on, after the rally had ended, Chris told me he didn't mean to respond to the woman quite like he did. He didn't feel any animus from the crowd, he said. Nonetheless, we agreed that for an event whose central figure, Beck, preached the importance of faith, hope, and charity, and drew heavily on King Jr.'s legacy, the paucity of non-whites in the crowd was startling. Not that it's any big surprise, though. The tea party, whose followers made up a good percentage of today's attendees, tend to be white, wealthier, male, and married, polls have shown. A racially diverse turnout at a Glenn Beck rally? In your dreams.
Stephanie MencimerAug. 28, 2010 5:08 PM
For weeks prior to Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" rally, the conservative talk show host kept insisting that his demonstration on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial wasn't going to be a political event. Of course, no one believed him. Maybe they should have. Beck made it clear from the minute he jogged on to the stage that despite the presence of Sarah Palin, his much-promoted event would not be political, but religious. And if grassroots conservative activists came looking for marching orders, they might have left a little disappointed. Beck did deliver his signature rants about how the country is going to hell in a hand basket, but his prescription consisted of little more than maddeningly vague allegories about "a man with a stick" (that would be Moses) and such platitudes as, "God is the answer and he always has been." With this heavy focus on God as political savior, the rally seemed to mark Beck's official transformation from Fox News talker to Mormon televangelist. All he really needed for the revival was a tent.
Prior to the rally, critics and civil rights leaders took umbrage at Beck for promoting himself as the second coming of Martin Luther King Jr. and for planning the event on the 47th anniversary of the "I Have a Dream" speech. That didn't slow Beck down. At the rally, he talked about how much he identified with the slain civil rights leader, noting he was even staying in the same DC hotel where MLK had rested his head after his legendary speech. But the similarities ended there. King used his rally and speech to move an agenda forward. He called on the crowd before him (and people watching elsewhere) to pressure Congress to change discriminatory laws and to focus on jobs. What did Beck ask his hundreds of thousands of followers to do?
The Beckheads who'd been waiting in the hot sun for hours got these marching orders: "Pray on your knees. Recognize He is our king. Pray on your knees and let your children see their parents humbled before God." Oh, and of course, like all good televangelists, Beck asked them to give money—not to candidates or political parties, but to a church. Beck talked wistfully about the spiritual transformation he underwent after he embraced tithing, which is heavily encouraged by his Mormon church. He said at first he was resistant, happy to show off the $20 he put in the plate on Sunday morning, but not much else. But now, he said earnestly, "It is my joy and my honor to tithe 10 percent."
But the real proof of Beck's televangelist conversion came with his revelation that God answers his prayers for money. In a tale straight out of Pat Robertson's 700 Club, Beck said that as he was working on the logistics for the big rally, he discovered that his fundraising efforts had come up $600,000 short. Naturally, he prayed: "Lord, we don't have anything else left." And he said, "Within two days, without telling anyone about it, $600,000 came in."
The crowd seemed to be OK with all of this. For all the talk about how Beck's event was going to be a test of the strength of the tea party movement, I met a fair number of people who had nothing to do with the tea party. That's no shock; lots of tea partiers who don't fancy Beck wouldn't have been caught dead on the Mall today. There is a fairly serious distinction between Beck followers and those who consider themselves true tea partiers, and it rests almost entirely on the religious issue. As one attendee from upstate New York explained to me, "The tea party is just about lower taxes."
The Beck crowd, by contrast, had all the trappings of a reconstituted, 21st Century Christian Coalition. While political signs were banned from the event, the marshals didn't seem to object to the two enormous crucifixes some people brought to the front of the crowd. Lots of the people in attendance appeared deeply religious. A Boy Scout troop leader from New Hampshire was wearing a scout hat that identified him as "Elder Delevan," as in Mormon church elder. Joan DeMasi, 79, from Warwick, Rhode Island, told me that she had been drawn to the rally by "God–and Glenn Beck." She said she was tired of "people not saluting the flag and not believing in God." So from her perspective, "Restoring Honor" was simply "incredible." Whether the rest of the tea party movement will share such a glowing assessment remains to be seen.
Kevin DrumAug. 28, 2010 1:07 PM
From Dick Armey, PhD University of Oklahoma, former economics professor at the University of North Texas, and former Republican majority leader in the House of Representatives:
One of the things that we see as we look at Glenn Beck's work that's been fascinating to me, is we see a more true and accurate history of the United States, and we see it documented at levels of rigor that, in fact, one would expect out of Ph.D. dissertations — it is serious, scholarly work....[Liberal critics] don't have to argue with Glenn Beck. They have to argue with his documentation and they can't match that level of rigor.
Somebody just shoot me now.
Aug. 28, 2010 12:03 PM
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Tim MurphyAug. 28, 2010 6:00 AM
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Wounded Knee, South Dakota (Photo: Tim Murphy)Whiteclay, Nebraska—We'd barely gotten to the Oglala Sioux Pine Ridge reservation before we were told we should probably leave. The main road through was under construction, and we stopped to ask a woman holding a stop sign how to get to Wounded Knee. She set us straight, but then, as we were ready to go, offered some helpful advice: "Don't get out of the car."
Excuse me?
"Don't stop anywhere. Don't get out of the car."
Of course, I don't think she meant we should stop in Whiteclay either. For the uninitiated, Whiteclay is the very first outpost* you hit driving south out of the reservation, folded just under the Nebraska state line. On this trip, I've seen cities that have died and cities that have been left for dead, but I've never passed through a place quite like Whiteclay, so one-dimensional in its horror it feels undead. Maybe the best way to fully understand the town's purpose in life is to just run the numbers, Harpers Index-style:
6–14: Estimated number of full-time residents of Whiteclay. 8: Number of people I saw drinking or passed out on the sidewalk at noon on a weekday. 4: Number of full-time liquor stores. 0: Number of city adminstrative buildings, churches or civic centers. 4,600,000: Number of cans of beer sold in 2009. 90: Percentage of those beer cans that were purchased by American Indians.
6–14: Estimated number of full-time residents of Whiteclay.
8: Number of people I saw drinking or passed out on the sidewalk at noon on a weekday.
4: Number of full-time liquor stores.
0: Number of city adminstrative buildings, churches or civic centers.
4,600,000: Number of cans of beer sold in 2009.
90: Percentage of those beer cans that were purchased by American Indians.
You get the picture. Alcohol sales are illegal on the Pine Ridge reservation, so Whiteclay emerged, like so many fireworks shacks and casino parlors across the continent, to give its neighbors across the border a quick fix. Nice, right? It's what capitalism must have looked like to Leon Czolgosz.
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Julia WhittyAug. 27, 2010 6:35 PM
The Northwest Passage is now open for business. And, as this satellite image composited by the The University of Illinois Cryosphere Today shows, the Northeast Passage is too. Jeff Masters at WunderBlog reports:
"It is now possible to completely circumnavigate the Arctic Ocean in ice-free waters, and this will probably be the case for at least a month. This year marks the third consecutive year—and the third time in recorded history—that both the Northwest Passage and Northeast Passage have melted free. The Northeast Passage opened for the first time in recorded history in 2005 and the Northwest Passage in 2007. It now appears that the opening of one or both of these northern passages is the new norm, and business interests are taking note—commercial shipping in the Arctic is on the increase, and there is increasing interest in oil drilling."
The National Snow and Ice Data Center says this year's early clearing of sea ice likely results from record warm temperatures this past spring over the Western Canadian Arctic, as well as from an ongoing decline in older multiyear ice—once a hallmark of the Arctic, now seriously threatened. Spring 2010 was the warmest in the region since 1948, with some parts of the Western Canadian Arctic heating to more than 6°C/11°F above normal.
Meanwhile, sea ice around Antarctica is at a record high, which some mistakenly take as proof that global warming isn't real. In fact growing Antarctic sea ice is at least in part a result of a warming ocean, as SkepticalScience explains:
"The Southern Ocean consists of a layer of cold water near the surface and a layer of warmer water below. Water from the warmer layer rises up to the surface, melting sea ice. However, as air temperatures warm, the amount of rain and snowfall also increases. This freshens the surface waters, leading to a surface layer less dense than the saltier, warmer water below. The layers become more stratified and mix less. Less heat is transported upwards from the deeper, warmer layer. Hence less sea ice is melted."
Tim MurphyAug. 27, 2010 4:35 PM
Wounded Knee, South Dakota (Photo: Tim Murphy)
Jen QuraishiAug. 27, 2010 4:01 PM
Former Mother Jones intern and current Salon.com writer Justin Elliott brings up some good examples of sexism in the race for seats this November. In one, Joe Miller briefly compares opponent Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) to a prostitute. In another, Ken Buck said Colorado voters should pick him over Jane Norton for the senate because he "doesn't wear high heels." Sexist attacks are nothing new on the campaign trail, though they somehow lack the destructive powers of racist remarks. But what some candidates are forgetting is that sexism is a two-way street.
Ken Buck said he made the remark about Norton's footwear because she had assailed his "manhood" in an attack ad where she said he should be "man enough" to pay for his own campaign spots, and that Colorado should elect a senator who had "backbone enough to stand her ground." Politicians use all kinds of gimmicks pursuing votes, but playing the gender card is a cheap shot, and one that often backfires. The "man enough" comment was indeed sexist, as was Buck's response to it. Norton hit back in this video, but eventually lost to Buck by 3 points last month.
Sharron Angle is another female senate candidate who's shown signs of playing the gender card, and not to her advantage. She said in two interviews that Harry Reid's attack ads were an attempt to "hit the girl." She told the Heidi Harris Show that Reid was bullying her in the campaign, "And he has been doing that to me and what we need to do is say, 'you know Harry, it's not going to do you any good to hit the girl.'" I have a lot of issues with Angle, but I can't imagine portraying herself as a defenseless girl on the playground will do Angle much good: If you don't want to be bullied, Congress is the last place you should go. I don't think playing the gender card helps female candidates, but I for one would prefer to see candidates of both sexes attack one another based on what's between their ears rather than what's between their legs.
Kate SheppardAug. 27, 2010 3:48 PM
A Canadian oil giant wants to expand an already-massive pipeline to bring oil from the tar sands of Canada all the way down to the Gulf of Mexico. The US has yet to even approve the 1,980-mile TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline, but the company is already sending threatening letters to landowners in their pathway.
In a letter sent last month to a landowner in Nebraska provided to Mother Jones, the company warns that the landowner could be forced to surrender his or her property if the landowner doesn't consent to the pipeline construction on their property. The company invokes a Nebraska state statute to threaten eminent domain should homeowners turn down their offer of financial compensation for agreeing to let the pipeline cross their land:
In order to construct the pipeline, Keystone must acquire a permanent and temporary easement over your property. It is Keystone's strong preference to negotiate a voluntary transfer with each property owner. However, in the event we cannot come to an agreement, Keystone will use eminent domain to acquire the easement, which is authorized pursuant to Nebraska Revised Statute 57-1101 et. Seq.
The letter goes on to offer a price to the landowners, which has been blacked out. It warns that this is the final letter, and gives the landowner just one month to respond. The company also offers to "provide compensation for any damages that occur during the course of construction including crop loss and any damages to fences, trees, or other improvements."
In case the landowner didn't get the threat the first time, the threat is repeated:
While we hope to acquire this property through negotiation, if we are unable to do so, we will be forced to invoke the power of eminent domain and will initiate condemnation proceedings against this property promptly after the expiration of this one month period.
This letter comes despite the fact that the project isn't even approved yet; in July, the State Department extended the review period for the pipeline by 90 days to give federal agencies additional time for comment. People who live in the region are justifiably outraged by the bullying from TransCanada before the oil giant even has the green light on the project.
The pipeline from Hardisty, Alberta, to Houston would pass through Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. It has been the subject of plenty of debate already, and even more so in the wake of the giant oil disaster in the Gulf. Then there was yet another oil spill in Michigan last month, one that dumped hundreds of thousands of gallons of crude from the tar sands into the Talmadge Creek. That pipeline belongs to TransCanada rival Enbridge Energy, and certainly hasn't helped the public feel much better about the Keystone XL project (more on that here).
Environmental groups and the US EPA have raised concerns about the large amount of emissions from tar sands oil as compared to conventional sources. But there's a growing concern about the safety of the pipeline, which would cross 71 rivers and streams and the Ogalalla aquifer if it is completed.
The full letter, which was obtained by the National Wildlife Federation, is here.
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View additional infoCORNER 6th FLOOR 3Bd + DEN /3BTH ON SUNNY SIDE OF THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS BLdg AT WATERSIDE : THE END OF THE PENINSULA DOLPHIN PTE # V Bldg, RIGHT ON THE WATER!!! WITH PANORAMIC UNOBSTRUCTED BAY VIEWS AS IF YOU WERE ON A CRUISE SHIP , AS WELL AS SOME GULF OF MEXICO VIEWS!ENJOY A COOL DRINK ON YOUR SCREENED LANAI WATCHING DOLPHINS & MANATEES PLAY IN YOUR " BACKYARD "! GREAT ROOM AND GRANITE TOPS KITCHEN are open TO THE VIEWS, STAINLESS NEWER FRIDGE , FAUX PAINTED CROWN MOLDINGS, FLOOR-TO-CEILING GLASS STORM SLIDERS & WINDOWS IN LVG AND DNG ROOMS MAKE THIS HOME BRIGHT AND AIRY, ELEGANT CUSTOM FAUX PAINTED WALLS, HUGE MASTER EN- SUITE AND BATH with ACCESS TO LANAI ! Furniture Negotiable .AMENITIES: Fitness Center & Community Room with Billiard table, Kitchen & Oversized TVs to host social events, Saunas & Guest Suites. POOL, SPA & BBQ along with Tennis & Fishing Pier! Walk or Bike to DEEDED BEACH ACCESS and to Santini Shopping Plaza & Restaurants, with Marina! And the ONLY 24h Guard Attended Gated community on the island. Located South Island Fort Myers Beach: quick exit via The South Bridge. BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE TOO-- A/C New 4 yrs - Fridge New2 yrs- Large Prkg space ! $1,925,0004137 Bay Beach LN Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931
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View additional infoExceptional, condo located in the highly desired building of Dolphin Pointe at Waterside that offers luxury & sophistication that is hard to surpass. Masterfully designed transitional spaces are perfect for year-round living inside and out this beautifully crafted waterfront condo overlooking the panoramic water views of Estero Bay. The desired exposure assures the property is bathed in sunshine during the most active hours of the day. The condo sprawls over 2700 sq. feet & shows outstanding attention to detail & exquisite taste & style. From design inspiration to a renovation completion, this stunning penthouse condo has been built in the tradition of those with a penchant for comfortable living with 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, 2 of largest enclosed parking spaces in the building (Hummer H1 size), two very large storage spaces, and a very sought after CABANA. The condo has a gourmet chef's kitchen with top of the line S/S appliance and granite counters. For the serious boater, dock #28 B included is well equipped with a 24k lift, fitting the needs of one of FMBâs most prominent yachtsmen. This is perhaps, the most grand waterfront condo to ever be offered on all of Fort Myers Beach.
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View additional infoBREATHTAKING UNOBSTRUCTED BAY VIEWS FROM THIS LUXURY DOLPHIN POINTE WATERSIDE V 2BD+DEN home on the 7th Floor! Enjoy watching the dolphins play and the Florida Manatees at Sunrise and Sunset in your "Backyard!" The home is Immaculate with lovely Wood like flooring and Tile, Spacious GRANITE Kitchen With Breakfast Bar, Electric Storm Shutters with the Largest Lanai available floor 2-9 for your Florida Outdoor Living! The Den offers a Queen Sleeper and can easily be enclosed for 3rd BD with French doors & 1 pocket door (as others have done)-Offered Turnkey Furnished with some exclusions-The building offers a remodeled Fitness Center & Community Room with Billiard table, Kitchen & Oversized TVs to host social events, Saunas & Guest Suites. POOL, SPA & BBQ along with Tennis & Fishing Pier! Walk or Bike to DEEDED BEACH ACCESS and to Santini Shopping Plaza & Restaurants, with Marina! This unit is highly sought after being on a High Floor in the Prime Bldg at the pointe, within the ONLY 24h guard attended gated community on the island, and located South Island Fort Myers Beach: quick exit via The South Bridge. BOAT SLIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE TOO! $1,250,0004137 Bay Beach LN Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931
Courtesy: Paradise Realty of SW FL LLC
View additional infoWATERSIDE BUILDING 5 "DOLPHIN POINTE" SOUTH TIP OF ISLAND PANORAMIC WATER VIEWS FROM THIS 9TH FLOOR BAYSIDE CORNER RESIDENCE. FLOOR TO CEILING WINDOWS OF THE SPACIOUS "STARFISH FLOOR PLAN" OFFER INSPIRING 180 DEGREE VIEWS OF ESTERO BAY WHERE IT MEETS THE EMERALD WATERS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO. WATERSIDE AMENITIES INCLUDE RESORT STYLE POOL AND SPA, 24 HOUR GUARD AND COMMUNITY GATE, SECURED LOBBY AND GARAGE AREA, SOCIAL ROOM, RESERVABLE GUEST SUITES, STORAGE LOCKERS, FITNESS CENTER WITH SAUNA, FISHING PIER, TENNIS, AND DEEDED BEACH ACCESS.GULF ACCESS DEEP WATER BOAT DOCKS AVAILABLE TO LEASE OR PURCHASE AT WATERSIDE OR AT ADJACENT BAY BEACH AREA DOCKS. EASY WALK/BIKE TO SANTINI PLAZA RESTAURANTS, SHOPPING, MARINA, AND THE DEEDED BEACH ACCESS. PETS ALLOWED- NO APPROVAL NEEDED. INCLUDES UNDERBUILDING SECURED GARAGE PARKING SPACE.
Courtesy: Nesbit Real Estate, Inc.
View additional infoGulf view. Fully furnished, two bedroom, two bath third floor unit. Corian kitchen counters, framed out kitchen ceiling and recessed lighting. Hurricane shutters. Newer air conditioner, washer and dryer and garbage disposal. Never rented. Special router and owner has one of 24. Beautiful sunrises and sunsets can be viewed from this unit. Easy to show.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential Re
View additional infoAbsolutely delightful unit which has been redone 2 years ago. New kitchen cabinets, all new stainless still appliances, tray ceiling, new counter tops. Completely painted. Beautiful Italian tile porcelain floor through out. Electric shutters, new hot water heater. large balcony and so much more.....Never been rented. Completely furnished. This is a prime property with a great tropical pool, lawn with beach chairs, extra storage. All of this for a great price!!!
Courtesy: Berkshire Hathaway Florida
View additional infoGreat gulf views from this second floor, totally updated, Sun Caper unit. Tastefully furnished, ready to move in and enjoy all that SW Florida and the beach life have to offer! Open views of the gulf from the updated kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops. Plantation shutters adorn the windows and crown molding is present in most rooms for further enhancement. Newer tankless hot water heater and A/C. There is a covered, under-building parking space available for purchase. Pool and tiki hut on the gulf side for privacy and extra storage for your beach items. South end of Fort Myers Beach. Be sure to check out the attached 3-D tour of the unit and aerial property!
Courtesy: Lahaina Realty
View additional infoFrom the moment you step in the door, you will fall in love with this beautifully updated 2BR/2BA turnkey furnished Sun Caper condo with terrific Gulf views! Views from the lanai and owner's suite are stunning, all day long! Kitchen updates include: honey glazed maple cabinets (with pull outs) and lighted tray ceiling (don't miss that!); quartz countertop; tiled backsplash; recessed lighting. The stove, refrigerator and dishwasher were new in 2016. 18" tile graces the entry, kitchen and baths, with a carpeted living area and bedrooms. The doors throughout are 6-panel wood with matching wood trim. The sunny owner's suite has direct lanai access and a walk-in closet, plus a brand new electric shutter on the windows. Owner's suite bath updates: tiled shower with seat; lighting; vanity; wood trimmed mirror. The lanai has 18" tile and manual shutters. Guest bath updates: vanity, countertop, lighting and a spa tub. In-unit washer (2016) & dryer. Sun Caper boasts lushly landscaped grounds, BBQ grills, pool, tiki hut, fitness room, community room and brick paver parking. Storage locker included. Don't miss this opportunity to own your dream move-in ready Gulf front condo!
Courtesy: VIP Realty Group Inc
View additional infoEnjoy the views from Sanibel to Naples from your Lanai with your sunset directly over the Gulf! Beach, Sun, and Water are right at your beckoning call along with a Gulf side pool, community room, fitness room and more. Open your lanai doors and listen to the waves as you sit and enjoy the endless Gulf horizon from your 2 Bedroom / 2 Bathroom unit with family, friends, or make this an investment with 12 monthly rentals, the choice is yours. Let Sun Caper be your community with Bingo night, Movie Night, and occasional Spaghetti nights where friendships grow as the sun sets.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential Re
View additional infoLIFE IS BETTER AT THE BEACH... Listen to the breaking ocean waves on your white sand beach as you relax on your private terrace, taking in the therapeutic breezes off the Gulf. Nature lovers will enjoy watching abundant shore birds, schools of fish, turtles and starfish in this rare and wonderful lagoon teaming with sea life. Welcome to the peace and serenity of Sun Caper. This sun kissed Tuscany inspired treasure is tastefully appointed and offers the finest custom wood craftsmanship, updated cabinetry, level 5 granite, porcelain tile, wood floors, textured walls, designer paint, lighting and fans, wine bar, remodeled gourmet kitchen and bathrooms with wheel chair access, elevator, electric storm shutters and nearly 360 degrees of breathtaking unobstructed and protected long range views! Enjoy your new luxurious lifestyle that offers private dramatic sunrises and sunsets in a lush tropical setting offering: swimming pool, fitness and community room, BBQ grills and a social tiki hut where you can meet your new friendly neighbors. Itâs time. Buy now for the upcoming season. Please view our cinematic tour and see what makes this property so welcoming. Call today!
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential Re
View additional info"Sellers Motivated"Unforgettable views of the gulf and stunning grounds. Relax and entertain your friends and family on your balcony over looking the beach. This 2 bedroom, 2 bath is over 1,200 sq ft, and beautifully furnished with extra storage. Brick pavers in the parking area. Easy off the island in seasonal months. This is one of the islands most prestigious condos.
Courtesy: Fort Myers Beach Realty
View additional infoAdorable 2/2 right across the street from the Beach! This turn-key furnished condo has a remodeled kitchen and updated baths and not a thing needed to be done. Such a great location with restaurants, tikis, theater and more! Peaceful and quiet, this small community has low maintenance fees and friendly neighbors. Two pools, tennis courts and shuffleboard shared with other properties located within the Island Pines Recreational Association. It's perfectly priced and a great spot for your tropical get-a-way. Freshly painted in 2016; New AC in 2016; Granite throughout; New washer/dryer 2017 and new roof only a few years old. It's all ready for you to enjoy and leave the worries behind! (Bonus area! This unit has a huge attic area suitable for storage.) TWO week minimum rental period permitted!
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Chinese title: 笑傲江湖
English title: Swordsman
Xiao Ao Jiang Hu is a wuxia novel by Jin Yong. The story is about friendship and love, deception and betrayal, ambition and lust for power. In the middle of it all is, Ling Hu Chong, an orphan who is the senior student of Yue Buqun, leader of Huashan Sect, and the protagonist of the story. The story deals with his journey and development as a swordsman and his witness to the various intrigues which take place in the martial world of the story.


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Shavuot Recipe: Whole Wheat Pizza Dough
Whole Wheat Pizza Dough
- Yield: 2 14-inch pizzas
Before you head off into the wonders/horrors of a three day yom tov there's still time for one more dairy recipe. (Technically, this recipe is pareve, but it makes a great vehicle for dairy foods, i.e. cheese.)
A friend of mine here in Chicago is using Shavuot as an excuse for an interactive lunch: make your own pizza. For the purpose of this lunch, we'll be eating store bought crusts, but if we wanted to take it up a notch, we could make this great whole wheat dough.
The recipe makes a chewy crust that browns nicely. Like any other recipe for pizza dough, the key to this one is a really hot oven. You can change the proportion of whole wheat to bread flour, but I wouldn't go more than 50-50. If you are using vegetable toppings remember to put them under the cheese so they don't burn.
What's your favorite way to eat a pizza?
2 1/2 to 3 cups bread flour, plus more for rolling
1 cup whole wheat dough
1 teaspoon sugar
1 envelope instant yeast
2 teaspoons kosher salt
1 1/2 cups warm water
2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons olive oil
Combine the flour, sugar, yeast, and salt in a bowl.
While mixing, add the water and 2 tablespoons of oil until the dough forms into a ball. If the dough is sticky, add more flour, 1 tablespoon at a time until the dough comes together.
Scrape the ball onto a lightly floured surface and knead into a smooth, firm ball.
Grease a bowl with the remaining oil, add the dough, and cover it with plastic wrap. Put the bowl in a warm place and let it double in size, about one hour.
After 40 minutes, preheat the oven to 450°F.
Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface and divide into two equal pieces. Cover with a kitchen towel and let it rest for 10 minutes.
Press each dough ball into a 1/2 inch thick flat round, adding flour or oil to the work surface as necessary. Press or roll the dough until it is as thin as you can make it. Allow the dough to rest if it becomes difficult to work with.
Brush lightly with olive oil and top as desired.
Bake for at least 10 minutes, rotating once, until crisp.


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The unexamined life isn't worth living, but the hyper-analyzed life is equally as unfulfilling and probably more dangerous. At least the zombies have their video games; guys such as Kurt Cobain inevitably turn to psilocybins and mescalines before derailing on heroin to dull the voices. Those statements may at best be socially dubious and at worst may rationalize the behavior of the irresponsible. But I didn't create the culture I grew up in and therefore don't feel the need to apologize for liking my rock stars getting strung out before dying young. Which is why we're here reviewing a twenty-two-track Nirvana compilation culled from the recently released three-disc box set, With the Lights Out, instead of a Kurt Cobain/Leonard Cohen collaboration.
Sliver is bold enough not to be for the uninitiated, something that will be made quickly clear in the rough and early nature of the first two tracks (and most of the album, in fact). Cobain coughs his way through "Spank Thru" (a 1985 home demo with Dale Crover of the Melvins and one of three previously unreleased tracks here) and, as was discussed in Cobain's biography Heavier than Heaven, the album's crudest recording is a version of Led Zeppelin's "Heartbraker" at a house party that was Nirvana's first-ever performance.
It's the previously unreleased tracks from the box set that are the most intriguing. "Mrs. Butterworth" is a juvenile stream of frustration along the lines of the Suicidal Tendencies "Institutionalized." Nirvana's haunting cover of Leadbelly's "Where Did You Sleep Last Night" was a highlight of Unplugged in
Thematically Cobain has always had an obsession with childhood imagery, and that's well represented here. "Clean up Before She Comes" is a home demo that features waterfall vocals on the back end ("I must be getting older, I'm starting to eat my vegetables") and the rudimentary beginnings of what would become Nirvana's patented structure of spoken-word verse against full-throttle chorus. The elusive "Sappy" references grade-school specimen jars in the laundry room, and "Sliver" is one of Nirvana's catchiest and a straight-up encounter of being dropped off with the grandparents: "I had to eat my dinner there, mashed potatoes and stuff like that/ I couldn't chew my meat too good."
The live or demo quality adds new life to tracks that have spent the last decade having the energy sucked out of them on the radio. The raw graininess of "About a Girl" (with new lyrics) and "Come as You Are" adds a dimension that wasn't there on either of their studio- or live-album appearances. And even "Smells Like Teen Spirit" gets cranked up for a 1991 pre-Nevermind rehearsal. A baby crying and a dull tambourine tossed into an electric studio recording of "Rape Me" (there's also an acoustic home demo recording of the track) shows that like the Beatles, Nirvana knew that mood lay in the sonic fringes. A depressing home demo of "All Apologies" closes out the album, and this time it feels more like a burial than it ever did when Cobain howled to close out Unplugged in
After Layne Staley faded away rather than burned out, his
Nirvana Fan site: http://www.nirvana-music.com/
'Sliver' Web site (with audio samples): http://www.nirvanabox.com/
Various videos: http://music.yahoo.com/ar-259699-videos--Nirvana
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Dreambox Image Install With FlashWizard Pro
How to flash your Dreambox DM500 with FlashWizard Pro
You require: FlashWizard Pro (zip-file)
1. Extract Flashwizard Pro to a folder of your Choice.
2. Start Flashwizard with the FlashwizardPro.exe.
3. Click the configuration tab and select you language.
4. On the same page you'll need to fill in the Connection Parameters at the top of the page.
5. If you have not changed you password Login= root password = dreambox.
6. To obtain your dreambox IP do the following on your dreambox remote.
Menu-Setup-Expert Setup-Communication Setup.
You'll see your IP at the top of the page make a note of this and enter this IP into Flashwizard.
Also untick the DHCP box so your Dreambox IP will never change and remain static.
7. Now click the install a firmware tab top left.
8. Now click on the yellow folder, this will open a browser window.
9. Now navigate to the Dreambox image you would like to install.
10. At the prompt select YES.
11. You'll now see the image been transfered.
12. And then image transfer completed.
13. Exit Flashwizard and pull the power from you dreambox and wait for 30 seconds before reapplying power.
14. Time to get sat in front of the TV! As your box boots youll see the Boot Logo Screen come up maybe a couple of times.
15. At the Pal Screen Select Pal or the system your TV uses and then press the green button on your remote to save.
16. Select your language and press the ok button.
17. Select your time zone and press the green button to save.
18. Youll now see the Diseqc Setup menu and have 3 options to choose from
No Diseqc for a single LNB Setup.
Simple For a the setup of 2 Lnbs
Complex for Diseqc 1.2 or Usuals/Goto X
19. If you want to use usuals keeps the goto x box ticked and enter your Longitude and latitude and press the green button to save.
20. Now select Auto Transponder Scan. This will scan all available transponders till a valid one is found. When found press green to scan. When the scan is complete press ok.At this point you can now scan another satellite with a press of the green button or red not to. Later on in this tutorial ill be explaining how to transfer channel setting so you dont really need to.
21. Click exit and select a channel free to air to view.Now press the menu button-option5-reboot now, this will save your settings.
Thats the flash and initial setup complete.


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Blue is just the Kansas summer skyWell, they got demographics on everything nowadays, including some things you wouldn't think they'd have. The bestselling books in Wichita, for example. Now, who'd expect somebody would bother keeping track of that? Well, I'm glad they do. Because I've never hiked in Kansas, so I figured I'd to turn to Kansans to see if they figured out which is the best resource for hikers. And, thanks to the aforementioned demographics, I found out that not only is there a hiking book that Kansans overwhelmingly prefer, it just happens to be one of the top selling books in Kansas, period. As far as Wichita is concerned (in case you were still curious) it's the 8th bestselling book overall. The aptly named Hiking Guide to Kansas by Catherine Hauber and John Young is the indispensible guide to Kansas' woodlands and wetlands, its prairies and high plains. Check this link on Amazon; you may even find a used copy. If you do, grab it before somebody from Wichita does. And if you recognize "blue is just the Kansas summer sky" from John Denver's Matthew, give yourself six slackpacker trivia points and a hearty "job well done." -- Rick Bolger Please click here for the Slackpacker web site Want to add YOUR Kansas hiking page? It's free, it's easy, and there are no strings attached. Please click the "Submit a Site" button, above left, for instructions and complete information. |
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Casual Canine Dogzilla Dinosaur Costume
Halloween Pet Costumes are a great way to include your pet in the Halloween festivities! These pet costumes are specially designed specifically for your pet's body.All pet costumes are made to be comfortable and adorable. Be sure to select the right size pet costume. Dogzilla Dinosaur Costume is great for parties, photo opportunities, or get togethers. Unleash your very own Dogzilla this Halloween and make your pet the life of the party. Dogzilla Dinosaur Costume is a one piece suit. It features adjustable, elastic Velcro tabs, making it easy to put on and take off.
*All Pet Costume sales are Final. No returns or exchanges. Sizing Guide: Back: Measure length of pet's back from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. See below for estimating by breed. Neck: Measure the circumference of pet's neck for a snug fit. No need to add inches as you would with a collar. Chest/Girth: Measure girth around the broadest part of the chest and add 2". Note: If the dog has a stout build, select one size larger.


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Guys, I need some assistance. I ordered a pair of Westbourne from Christopher Forbes and was just notified by the seller that Fedex has requested form 5106 from them. What do I do in this case? Should I provide my SSN? :( If Fedex needs info, shouldn't they contact me instead of doing through the seller?


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INDIA HAS 18 OFFICIAL LANGUAGES, and its architectural history is just as diverse. Yet most Western architects would be hard-pressed to identify a pre-colonial Indian building by name, other than the Taj Mahal. Blame the knowledge gap on our standard histories of architecture, which, as everyone knows, focus almost exclusively on Europe and the United States. The near-complete omission of buildings from Asia, Africa, and South America (i.e., everywhere else) is no small problem in this increasingly global age, especially as U.S. architects increasingly look abroad for commissions. Practitioners setting their sights on India should benefit from a close read of Adam Hardy's The Temple Architecture of India, a smart, accessible history of religious architecture on the subcontinent.
The author, who teaches at the Welsh School of Architecture in Cardiff, lavishes particular attention on the monumental Hindu shrines of India's early middle ages (the 6th–13th centuries), which in most histories—and in the popular imagination—take a back seat to later, Mughal monuments like the Taj Mahal.
Hardy likens the Hindu temples' dynamic geometries to the religion's concept of the "unfolding cosmos." The medieval Indian architect, or sthapati, based the design of every shrine and temple on a base unit, the aedicule, which he then projected, staggered, split, and multiplied from the center outward. While the results can seem riotous to Western eyes, the medieval Hindu temple boasted a taxonomy of parts as specific as that of classical Greece and Rome, and similarly based on the human body.
Next time you're meeting with potential clients in Mumbai or New Delhi, try saying the Sanskrit varandika, instead of cornice. They're sure to be impressed.


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Chris Hanson
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Bud Cronin
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Another Redskin Rookie Nomination!
Posted on 23 Oct 2012 by Mercedes Green.
RG3 has been nominated like 4 times so far this season? Now it's Rookie RB Alfred Morris' turn at the nominations for his career high 120 yard game against the Giants. Click here to vote!
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Welcome Back, Cooley
Posted on 22 Oct 2012 by Mercedes Green.
Chris Cooley the Kotter of the Redskins In one of the most positive things to ever come from a player's injury during a heart breaking loss is this story. TE Chris Cooley is back! The Redskins released Cooley in August and during his heart warming news conference, all Redskins fans around the globe were crying, bitter and angry. I did agree when he was released that he had the potential...