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Written by | Leigh Harline and Ned Washington |
Date | 1940 |
Source | Pinocchio (film) |
Publisher | Bourne Co. |
"When You Wish Upon a Star," from the Disney animated film Pinocchio, won the Academy Award for Best Song.
It was performed as part of the closing number (with "You Are My Lucky Star") in episode 417 of The Muppet Show by Luke Skywalker, C-3PO, R2-D2, Chewbacca, Angus McGonagle, and a group of Muppets.
- In The Muppets at Walt Disney World, Mickey Mouse paraphrases from the song to the Muppets, telling them that "when you wish upon a star, your dreams will come true."


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The Horse Forum
- Horse Tack and Equipment
- - Crank, Flash, or Figure 8?
Crank, Flash, or Figure 8? My mare sometimes opens her mouth to avoid the bit. I want to keep it shut, but I don't want to put on anything more than neccissary, or anything tighter than necissary. So what would you recommend- a crank, a flash, or figure eight caveson? I've tried some of these already, but I want a general opinion of what people think is best. Thank you. |
First make sure that her teeth are okay. Because you say she only does it once in a while, why not just keep working with her through it. Are you going through a new phase in your training? She might just be resisting it a bit and showing you her frustration. If it were me, I wouldn't bother with a nose band. What discipline do ride in primarily? If you're showing dressage, I don't think you can ride with a figure 8 nose band. I believe they are more of a jumper thing. The only real difference I see with them is that it creates less bulk around the cheek and bit. If your really looking to keep her mouth shut, I don't think a crank nose band does that much. It just makes it easier for you to adjust the band and it also makes it easy to accidentally over tighten it. If you do decide to go with a nose band, I think a simple flash would do. Be careful not to put it too tight because you still want her to mouth the bit and keep her jaw relaxed, not tense. |
Thank you for your response! I've done dressage, but I'm making the switch to jumping (and you're right, figure 8 isn't allowed in dressage.) My mare opens her mouth when she decides she wants to pull me to a jump rather than listening to me and going quietly. She does it in other situations as well, but there is an example. However, I think you're right. There's more training issues there than her just opening her mouth, and strapping it shut isn't going to solve much. I'll re-think my approach :) |
none of the above. trot work. yes i sound like a broken record - get used to it lol because i've found trot works! teach her to first SEEK the bit on a long rein by working on a forward steady trot. use your seat and legs to set the pace and regulate the rhythm of the trot. as she relaxes, eventually her back will come up and you will find her driving off her hind and reaching for the bit and into the bridle. then and ONLY then take a very light yet still long rein contact. as the horse learns to accept the contact and you are able to follow the subtle movement of her head and mouth within her gaits, you will be forming an open line of communication with your horse. bits are not breaks - the are old fashioned wired telephones that let us talk directly to our horses. as your horse learns to accept the bit and not brace the need for accessory tack and hardware will diminish. does this mean i am anti-fig-8? no not at all. as a matter of fact i use one. when in the hunt field for safety. but on the flat i always school with my curb rein off, in just a mullen snaffle (or whatever snaffle appropriate for the horse i am working) and often no noseband at all. you see tying the horse's mouth shut doesn't encourage the horse to accept the bit. it simply forces them to find new ways to brace or evade. if you didn't want to take your meds as a kid, shoving it in your mouth and mom holding your mouth shut didn't make you swallow the meds did it? well... and even if it did... it wasn't a pleasant experience. then again who's tried to worm a horse that hates wormer haha! point being is that if we want the bit to be a tool of communication and not a forced method of control, we need to teach the horse the language we want to speak, not change languages and force them into it. hope that helps! |
She has all the knowledge to carry herself properly, accept the bit, etc. She just "cheats" sometimes, you know? But I COULD use my seat more when that happens, so I'm not saying it's all her fault! Just a dang balancing act. |
Could it be the bit, My horse did the same thing when I tried him in a french link, but goes just fine in a snaffle |
pyro - balancing act had me LOL bc i know JUST what you mean. my ottb will grind his teeth when pissy. even on a long rein. just cuz... so time to adjust my seat etc etc etc lol. buckcherry - agree also re: bits. my one horse HATES anything with joints, even a three piece. and will rear at a single jointed snaffle bc he has a low soft palate. playing around with different bits is always an option as well :) good luck! |
Hmm, I could try a different bit. I just use a loose ring snaffle, but maybe she'd like a french link. It could be the nutcracker effect making her open her mouth. Now why didn't I think of that earlier? Lol. Thanks for drawing my attention to the cause rather than a simple fix! |
glad that collectively we were able to help! |
@ CJ82Sky - bits are not breaks - the are old fashioned wired telephones that let us talk directly to our horses. Love it and its So True!!! Its kinda scary how many riders out there who would rather bit than ride - "Biting" I believe its called. I had an old coach that use to say, "if your having problem with your horse over fences, go back to the basics and see were YOUR training is lacking, sometimes its the horse, but not all the time. And the best way to see the errors is stripping away all artificial training aids we use and put a nice happy snaffle in the horses mouthand just do some good old trot work... because trot work via flat work, pole work or even jumping little x's. You can find all your little rider errors. if you cant control your horses trot gate from going faster or slower or a completely different gait all together - than how are you suppose to control them at a canter or gallop? Trot is an excellent gait, cause you cant really fake anything if your jumping or going flat work! |
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Last week at the 2009 Cattle Industry Convention, the President for the Canadian Cattlemen's Association, Brad Wildemann, stopped by the BEEF Magazine booth, and I took the opportunity to sit down with him and talk about country of origin labeling (COOL). We all know that this is a hot button issue right now, and I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to ask Brad about how this regulation is impacting Canadian beef producers. Here is what Brad had to say...
Q: COOL is a big issue right now. Brad, how do Canadian producers view this legislation?
A: I don't think Canadian producers have ever been completely opposed to the idea of COOL. If it drives value, than why not? However, if it truly drives value, than why does it have to be mandatory? I believe it goes against NAFTA trade agreements. In essence, COOL interferes with the most basic of trade laws. In addition, I can't understand the difference between Canadian cattle that are fed in the United States vs. Canadian cattle that are shipped into the United States for immediate slaughter. One group is discounted, while the other is not. We see this as a trade barrier, which is why we started the WTO complaint.
Q: What is COOL directly doing to impact and change Canadian cattle markets? A:
Q: So what do you see as an ideal solution when taking a look at COOL?
A: As cattle producers in both countries, we spend too much time worrying about each other and our petty arguments. While we impose silly restrictions in our own continent, we are losing out on global markets overseas. For example, we have the ability to sell tallow to China at a high value because they demand the product. We can sell ruminent bone meal to foreign customers, even though it is not marketable here. Nations like Australia, Brazil and Argentina are eating our lunch in these markets. Instead of shrinking our market availability, we need to grow the pie. We need to keep an eye on the big picture and not lose focus of what's important to our industry in the long run.
Q: Let's talk about Canada's animal identification program...
A: For our mandatory national animal identification system, it will help us in the case of a massive disease outbreak like FMD. Consumers, here and abroad, want to know where their food comes from. NAIS is great for traceability, but it is important to be aware of cost effectiveness for it to be successful. If we tried to read it at every stop along the way: every truck, auction market, barn, feedlot, etc., it would become too costly and cumbersome. However, we still don't believe COOL is compliant. We want to build a new relationship with the United States government and cattle industry. We need to work together to try to open and establish new and old markets.
Q: Let's switch gears and talk about the next generation of farmers and ranchers. Any advice? A:
Thanks for the Q&A session, Brad. For more information on the Canadian Cattlemen's Association and their WTO complaint, click here.


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ESTABLISHED 1873. TELEPHONE No. 21886. BRISTOL Trades & Labour Council OFFICE 1 BRISTOL BRIDGE, BRISTOL, 1. General Secretary: E.H. PARKER. All Communications for the Trades Council or Labour Party should be addressed to above. EHP/MLB 21st. June, 1937. Mr. H.V. Tewson, The Trades Union Congress, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON. S.W.1. Dear Mr. Tewson, re Basque Children I thank you very much for your letter of the 18th. inst. and I am sorry that we shall be unable to have a representative of the National Committee at the meeting on Monday evening. We are finding a good deal of opposition here to the suggestion of bringing some of the children to Bristol, but we hope to be able to overcome it. Kindest regards, Yours sincerely, Edwin H. Parker. Secretary.
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Watch the 'Big Four' of Thrash as an 8-Bit Video Game
As a longtime fan of thrash metal and video games, watching the "Big 4" transformed into an 8-bit video game just about brought a tear to the eye.
As a longtime fan of thrash metal and video games, watching the "Big 4" transformed into an 8-bit video game just about brought a tear to the eye.
Linkin Park, Godsmack and Slayer lead the lineup for the 2015 Rocklahoma Festival, taking place May 22-24 in Pryor, Oklahoma.
Accused murderer Leroy Smith III enacted what has been called "the Slayer defense" by media outlets.
Holy crap, those instruments can do that?
Ugly Christmas sweaters have become a tradition by now and once Metallica, Slayer and Queens of the Stone Age released their very own Christmas sweaters, it seemed like many a band followed their example.
In what had to have been a very slow metal news day, word got out Saturday that Slayer saved a cat in Indianapolis.
A Slayer fan's video that spoofs a Matthew McConaughey Lincoln car commercial landed him tickets to one of the band's upcoming shows.
This type of fret-melting dexterity shouldn't even be possible on the banjo, but our jaws have been dropped yet again.
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Slayer are taking things to the next level with a vehicle inspired by the band.
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N.º máximo de huéspedes2
Cuartos de baño1
Tamaño28 m²
- Apto para familias / niños
- Internet/WiFi
- Lavadora / secadora
- Aparcamiento disponible
- Piscina
- Desayuno
- Habitación con llave
- Balcón/terraza
Resumen del alojamiento
Dirección | Jalan Pantai Balangan, 80363 Jimbaran, Indonesia |
Tipo de propiedad | Habitación privada |
Código de referencia | 3NKZ1RLZ |
Tasa de aceptación | 57% |
Tiempo de respuesta | En pocas horas |
Calendario actualizado | Hace un par de meses |
Breakfast include for 2 person.
This bungalows in pretty gardens is an oasis of calm and relaxation. A 5 minute walk to the gorgeous and well known Balangan Beach. The place is located 30 minutes from the airport. It is a quiet location and is perfect for those seeking peace and solitude.
The bungalows is a 15-minute drive to Garuda Wisnu Kencana Statue, Jimbaran fish restaurants and the Bali Collection Shopping Mall. It is approximately a 25-minute taxi ride from Ngurah Rai International Airport and a 30-minute drive to the Kuta area. The closest supermarket is a 10-minute drive up to Ungasan.
Resort is built in a rustic, organic style with neat bamboo and wood construction. The tropical gardens are lush and well taken care of and the whole place has a laid back, unhurried feel. Simple, but cute, each bungalow has a front porch where you can chill while feeling the fresh sea breeze.
The restaurant is located beside our swimming pool and is the perfect location for breakfast, lunch or dinner in a tranquil poolside setting. The menu consists of Balinese, Indonesian and International cuisine, offering freshly prepared food to suit everyone's taste. The bar also offers beer, wine and cocktails, plus an extensive selection of soft drinks and fresh fruit juices.
12 meters pool blends in with the natural environment and is made from Balinese stone with a pleasant year-round temperature. Ranging from 1m at the shallow end through to 1.8m at the deep end with a great area to sit and drink your sundown cocktails!
The resort have an on-site spa service, with full spa facilities. Relax in our traditional 'bale bengong' (Balinese relaxation pagoda) and pamper yourself with a simple manicure or a relaxing 2 hour full body Balinese massage. Let our trained staff massage away your stress whilst you drift off into a state of bliss!
Friendly staff and a chilled-out atmosphere. This is what you are looking for.
This is bungalow without hot water.
Transfer service from airport is available for surcharge on arrival.
Normas del alojamiento
There is only one rule: just enjoy yourself, feel free, bake in the sun, swim, watch sunset on the beach, sleep how long you want. We just want to help you to fall into this chill and quiet place name Balangan.We would be glad to help you with transport, trip around Bali, tickets to Gili islands, diving etc.
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Entrada a partir de las | 14:00 |
Entrada antes de las | Bajo acuerdo |
Salida antes de las | 12:00 |
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The Vacation at Balangan Beach was very nice, we had a nice bungalow with pool and breakfast include. The Beach is very beautiful. We enjoyed our stay very much!
Die Anlage mit nur 6 Bungalows und einem Pool ist gepflegt und schön angelegt. Leider sind die Zimmer nur spärlich eingerichtet und das Badezimmer hätte eine Sanierung nötig. Beachten: Bungalow mit Klimaanlage buchen..Das Frühstück ist knapp genügend. Der Strand Balangan ist fussläufig erreichbar und sehr schön.
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Everything fine :) Really nice staff, always helpful and friendly!
Nice location (beautiful Jimbaran beach, close to places of interest in the South of the island and not too far from Kuta and Seminyak). Better to have a scooter.
Alex pays close attention to his guests. Very convenient.
Casual breakfast. Clean room. Wifi ok.
Thanks Bali.
What a wonderful accomodation! A little piece of paradise in Bali. I stayed for 3 nights and it was a perfect start of our holiday in Bali. Great food is beeing served in the restaurant and it's really cheap as well. The staff is very friendly.
It has a nice pool with comfortable sunbeds and the cabin is very romantic and comfortable. I stayed in Bali for 2 weeks and stayed in 5 different hotels in which Flower Bud was my definite number 1! I would definitley go back!
Amazing very happy! Thank you so much
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This place was perfect.
The way to the beach was not easy and a bit dirty.
The persons were kind and discreet.the massage was excellent.thanks
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More than a year since they last met, since they last fucked. Four hundred days of drought, of carnal famine. Both of them are ravenous, driven to the edge of delirium by months of teasing, by all the succulent possibilities of future flesh. He feels drunk with the prospect of all they might do together, and is sure from the careful words she shares with him that she feels the same.
And then, two weeks before they are due to meet, she messages him out of the blue:
"Would you be disappointed if I said I just want naked, raw, animal, sweaty, thrilling, tear-off-clothes-and-go-at-it sex? I don't want nice, mannered, measured, thinking or thoughtful. I want to fuck, desperately and wildly. I don't want to think anymore. I just want to DO."
How could he be disappointed? He's being offered a ringside glimpse inside the crater of Vesuvius as she erupts, as she detonates. And yet, deep inside him, something feels crestfallen, thwarted, as the more imaginative possibilities of their encounter dwindle back into the recesses of his imagination.
He replies immediately. "Of course not."
He types it with a clear conscience, because the thought of her volcanic passions unleashed upon him still makes him hard in moments.
They meet under the statue of the lovers at St Pancreas.
"Corny," she drawls, smiling, as she walks towards him, her coltish gait calm, confident.
"I've always wanted to do it," he answers. "I wasn't sure if I'd ever get a chance."
He leads her toward the station's exit. She raises a quizzical eyebrow as they pass the escalator down to the Northern Line. "Feeling claustrophobic today, are we?"
He ignores the gentle jibe.
They step out onto the busy street. She takes a step towards the taxi rank, but he takes her hand in his and draws her in the opposite direction.
"Now you've got me really perplexed."
He pulls the key fob out of his pocket and presses the door release button. The BMW at the kerbside flashes its indicators.
"We *are* going to the hotel?"
He smiles. "Eventually."
"Eventually." She says the word as though she's trying it on for size. "I see. And are you planning on telling me where we're going to first?"
He opens the heavy driver's door. "Have you something against surprises?"
"That depends on who's doing the surprising."
He drives east along Euston Road, paralleling the river. The noon sun blazes off to their right, but the climate control keeps the interior comfortable. At the A10, he heads north for around five miles, then indicates right and drives through the middle of an expanse of reservoirs.
"I'm lost," she says.
"Good." The note of satisfaction in his answer is evident. She knows the city so much better than he does, so this reverse is a victory of sorts for him. She smiles to herself. She knows that by the end of their time together, she'll have regained her authority.
He takes another right, then another, so that their course is reversed, only now with the reservoirs all to their right. He follows the narrow road for around a mile. She spies the grassland and the trees ahead, and suspects where they are headed. Her pulse quickens.
He pulls the car off into the trees and presses the button on the dash to silence the engine. She lets the window down a few inches. The warm air outside invades at once. There is noise all around, but it is distant, as though they've found an oasis of peace in the midst of the chaos. A train hurtles by, close enough for her to feel the vibrations. She wonders whether it's travelling into the city. Are there people like her onboard, headed towards some secret assignation? Silently, she wishes them well.
"Time to get out," he tells her.
He doesn't say anything in response. He opens the door, climbs out and lets the door shut again with a thunk. She gets out and closes the door behind herself. The sun beats down through the gaps in the trees, dappling her skin with its flickering heat. The shadows of leaves sway across her body like the caresses of ghosts. She closes her eyes and breathes in.
He comes up behind her, scoops her long mane to one side and presses his lips to the nape of her slender neck. She shivers. It seems like eons since she was touched sensually, sexually, by anyone but herself. She keeps her eyes closed and lifts her face to the warmth overhead as his kisses move down the side of her neck towards her shoulder. She can feel his erection pressing against her buttocks, and she moves against it, welcoming its unyielding declaration of her desirability.
Guilt claws at her, trying to shred her mood. She turns away from it, banishes it from her mind. She doesn't want to die regretting that she didn't have more sex, and she knows that she is well behind the curve when it comes to averages.
Fuck guilt, she thinks. You had your chances.
So she grinds her buttocks slowly against his loins as he kisses her, already plump between her thighs and aching to feel him invading her succulence. His hands find hers, and then he slides his upwards, inch by inch, his palms against her arms, the tips of his fingers drawing parallel tracks along the flanks of her trembling belly. His fingers slip onto the slopes of her breasts and she shudders again as he homes in on the taut nipples through her dress and her bra, making her gasp aloud for the first time. He cups the fullness of her flesh, moulds it to his soft-but-firm grasp, uses it to draw her more firmly against his hardness.
He presses his mouth to her ear. "I'm going to undress you now," he breathes. "I'm going to strip you naked. Right here." His warm breath makes her shudder exquisitely, but not as much as his words, as the daring promise they carry.
His fingers move to the back of her dress. He draws the zip downwards with a confident hand, and then he is brushing the dress from her shoulders, allowing the material to fall down her long, pale body. He doesn't move to pick the dress up, doesn't guide her to step out of the pool of discarded material. Instead, his hands move to the clasp that fastens her brassiere. He flicks it open and eases the straps over her shoulders, catching the bra before it falls to the ground, dropping it at the bottom of the car's windscreen. He cups her bare breasts, filling his hands with her, brushing his palms across the proud nipples until she groans with the teasing pleasure of his caresses.
He crouches behind her, kissing his way down the centre of her spine. He pauses in the small of her back, and she feels his tongue for the first time, lapping at the flat expanse.
"You taste of salt," he tells her in his deep voice. "Salt and desire."
He hooks his fingers into the waistband of her panties and draws them down her long legs. He guides them to the floor, then silently coaxes her to step out of them. She stands trembling. She's never felt so naked in her life.
"Turn around," he says. "I want to look at you."
She turns slowly, her face a mixture of disquiet and desire.
"What if someone comes?" she whispers.
"What indeed?" He smiles with such lecherous confidence, she can't help but wonder if he's secretly hoping that will happen. The double meaning of her question only comes to her later, when they're driving back towards the sprawling city, her cunt plump and full of his come.
He looks her nude pallor up and down, the sweep of his gaze somehow making her feel even more naked. Then he steps forward, slips his hand behind her neck, brings her mouth to his. Their kiss burns from inception, their lips melding hungrily, effortlessly, as though it were only four hundred minutes since they last did this, four hundred seconds. His hands rise to her breasts again, and he takes the hard nipples between his thumbs and forefingers, rolling them with just enough force to make her knees quiver on the edge of buckling. He understands the hardwiring between her nipples and her cunt very well, and he exploits it ruthlessly.
Now he presses her back until the cool metal of the BMW's wing halts her progress. He slips his hands behind her thighs, then lifts her onto the edge of the bonnet. The car's suspension creaks a little as it sinks. The sound brings her back to where they are. The noise of traffic all around them, close but distant. Somewhere, children are yelling. She imagines a family coming upon them, the parents' horror, the children's' bewildered fascination. She should come to her senses, stop him, demand he take her back to the hotel where they can fuck in blissful seclusion and anonymity. She says nothing, in part because she is afraid of ruining the mood … but mostly because, right now, fucking in their hotel room would seem paltry by comparison.
Heart thudding, breathing fast and shallow, she watches him descend her body until his mouth is poised before her sex. She trembles with expectation, in anticipation of the delectable sensations that are about to possess her, overwhelm her. Her lover parts her thighs, and he looks up into her eyes for what feels like forever before he dips his head. His tongue lashes across her clitoris like the slowest and softest of whips, and she cries out before she can stop herself. He tracks down through her cleft, his tongue greedily pressing into the moistness, until her finds the entrance to her quim. He scarcely pauses before he plunges it inside her, as though he means to fuck her with his tongue. She grasps his head in both hands and presses him against her.
"Fuck! Fuck!" she half-whispers, half-cries. Thoughts of discovery are gone. If someone did find them right now, she would ignore them until their curiosity was sufficiently outraged. They could call the fucking police if they wanted to. She wouldn't give a damn. She would stay right here until they snapped the handcuffs over her wrists.
Fuck the world.
He licks back along her cleft until his lips and his tongue find her clitoris once more. He suckles upon it softly, drumming the tip of his tongue against the bud until the exquisite sensations building within her explode. She bucks against his mouth, lost in the eddies of her orgasm. Her mouth opens to cry out, but she has no idea how much sound she spills.
She wants to collapse back across the bonnet, to luxuriate in her climax. Instead, she feels him drawing her forward, turning her round. His hands find her shoulders, press her down until her breasts are pressed against the metal. His hands are on her buttocks, and she feels them opening her, then the unmistakable smoothness of his glans raking its way through the lips of her sex. She's still coming when he thrusts himself inside her, and the delicious violence of his invasion plunges her into another orgasm.
Now his powerful hands are at her waist, and he is pistoning himself into her, pulling her back to meet each savage thrust. His cock is hard and merciless in the pursuit of its own desire; hers seems almost incidental. Yet she is happy to be used. Every nerve ending in her body thrums with electricity. He is fucking her back to life.
"I'm going to come inside you," he tells her gutturally. She knows how much it arouses him to do so, to mark her flesh with his seed; to claim her, if only temporarily. She doesn't come with him: that would be too much to expect. But as his flesh slows within hers, she rubs the side of her face against the smooth metal contentedly: there is so much more for her to look forward to before it comes time for them to part again.
He watches raptly as she dresses. She moves with such languid grace. He wishes he could record it better somehow. Memories alone are too ephemeral.
"Allow me," he says, opening the car door for her. She slips inside as elegantly as she re-clothed herself. He gets in and starts the engine.
"I would have laughed if it hadn't started," she says.
"I wouldn't."
He turns the car around and drives out the way they came. Three hundred yards up the road, they see a family – man, woman, two children and a chocolate Labrador – walking towards where they'd parked. She half-laughs, half-snorts.
"Timing's everything," she says, giggling like a teenager.
They cross back between the reservoirs and turn left towards the city. Back on Euston Road, the traffic slows them to a crawl.
"So what inspired you to drive me out there?" she asks.
"You said you wanted something raw and animal. Nothing mannered or thoughtful. I figured outdoors was a better place than an expensive hotel room for that sort of sex."
She draws the tips of her manicured nails along the top of his thigh. "You thought right."
"I'm glad you feel that way."
She turns in her seat to face him, her eyes twinkling mischievously. "So what are hotel rooms better for?"
He looks straight ahead, his mouth curling upwards. "That's what we're going to find out."


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18GA AC 6' POWER CORD BLACK 3 PRONG RIGHT ANGLE RECEPTACLE Computer Power Cords, Length: 6 feet, Wire Gauge: 18, Used for: Computers and test equipment manufacturers
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Steven Soderbergh's new film is a puzzle wrapped in a mystery inside a perversity. The puzzle is Mr. Soderbergh's approach to what might have been an intriguing experiment, rather than the off-putting one it turned out to be.
Soderbergh's homage to film noir and wartime thrillers, is technically stunning but narratively and thematically hollow.
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The leisure-time viewer will say, ''Hey, this is sort of like "Casablanca," so why play it again?''
Blanchett gets everything right -- the accent, her German dialogue, the weary sexuality (deliberately reminiscent of Marlene Dietrich) and the amorality her character has embraced.
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Clooney stars in thoughtful, complex noir mystery.
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Parents need to know that this black-and-white, 1940s-style "film noir" isn't likely to appeal to kids. Its plot includes references to Nazis, war crimes, and the atomic bomb, as well as lots of strong language and violence (beyond what typified the era). Characters frequently say "f--k"; there's also one use of "c--t" and an anti-Semitic remark. Violence includes beating, kicking, and shooting (resulting in bloody wounds). Sexual imagery includes a woman stripping, a rough sexual act (the woman's figure and face are in shadow), and some kissing. Several references are made to Lena's work as a prostitute. Characters smoke incessantly (it's 1945) and drink like fish.
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Comment: Football reels after latest racism shame but fanzine writer insists sick chants are rare
PUBLISHED: 08:15 30 November 2012 | UPDATED: 14:56 30 November 2012
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If last year's Premier League campaign will be remembered for its thrilling finale, the current season is in danger of being overshadowed by a series of scandals that are threatening the reputation of the English game.
"I couldn't believe it at first. I'm not easily shocked by what I've heard at Upton Park over the years, which is far milder than it used to be, but that really did stop me in my tracks"
Whether the offenders be players or the fans who sing their names, the seriousness of the situation is becoming abundantly clear.
The anti-Semitic chanting by a section of West Ham supporters in Sunday's clash with Spurs at White Hart Lane was the latest unsavoury incident, quickly following others involving Chelsea and Millwall earlier in the season. While the police have moved to investigate some of those involved, are we any closer to finding a solution to the issue of racism in the Premier League?
Antony Randle, who is a regular contributor to the West Ham fanzine 'Over Land and Sea' (OLAS) and attended his first match at Upton Park in 1975, says such occurrences are few and far between.
"I can vividly recall the first, and to date, only time I heard the sort of chanting which apparently took place on Sunday. It was a game against Spurs in the early 80s at Upton Park when I used to stand on the North Bank.
"I suddenly became aware of this 'ssssss' hissing noise followed by a chant of 'Gas the Jews.'
"I couldn't believe it at first. I'm not easily shocked by what I've heard at Upton Park over the years, which is far milder than it used to be, but that really did stop me in my tracks. More so than the occasional monkey noises which used to be aired occasionally in those days, though even then they were pretty rare and confined to individuals rather than groups."
Despite the similar chants at White Hart Lane on Sunday, Randle is adamant that even in games against Spurs, racially abusive chanting is still uncommon.
"Upton Park isn't the bear-pit it used to be," he said. "It was a much more hostile place in the 70s and 80s where you would see occasional confrontations on the South Bank between home fans and the opposition, but even those were relatively rare.
"It's a much less febrile atmosphere today where apart from the Millwall incident two or three years ago [a riot at a Carling Cup match] I haven't seen or been around any crowd trouble for a couple of decades at least."
But the anti-Semitic chanting at the weekend exemplifies the problems the authorities have in stamping it out. Clearly those who would sing about the Holocaust are beyond education.
Despite their team being part-owned by David Gold, represented by Yossi Benayoun, and managed previously by Avram Grant, all of whom are Jewish, some people cannot be taught tolerance.
But they can be reprimanded, and in the wake of recent events, fines and lifetime bans seem to fall short of the mark if we are to rid English football from this stain on its character.
Fans who will indulge in the sick practice of exploiting the systematic extermination of six million Jews to ridicule a rival football team will thankfully always be the minority. The problem is that these pockets of fans will always have the capacity to make themselves heard, as we saw with the banners raised by Millwall fans abusing Bolton striker Marvin Sordell, though the Lions acted commendably in speedily dishing out punishments.
The FA has to come to terms with the fact that racism and anti-Semitism have not been altogether eradicated from the game in this country. To respond they must explore the possibilities of harsher punishments such as awarding the other team victory, or docking them points. The Professional Footballers' Association and the Football Association must set about devising new ways to combat this behaviour, both to banish it from our leagues, and to set an example to other countries, many of whom are more profoundly affected by racism than we are.


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Melchers, Gari (gârˈē mĕlˈchərz) [key], 1860–1932, American figure, genre, and portrait painter, b. Detroit, studied in Düsseldorf and Paris. In Holland he painted the canvases of Dutch peasant life that established his reputation. His decorations painted for the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago (1893), are now in the library of the Univ. of Michigan. In 1914, Melchers settled permanently in the United States and devoted himself primarily to portraits and mural paintings. Among his works are Madonna (Metropolitan Mus.) and portraits of President Theodore Roosevelt (Freer Coll., Smithsonian Inst., Washington, D.C.) and Charles Hutchinson (Art Inst., Chicago).
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Barbero made six saves and earned the shutout as Delaware defeated No. 7 UMBC 1-0 in double overtime last Tuesday. It was the Blue Hens' first-ever victory over a team ranked in the top 10. UD was out-shot 13-10 in the match, but Barbero picked up his third shutout of the year and lowered his GAA to 1.29.
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Memic contributed two goals and an assist as Hofstra posted victories over Rutgers (3-0) and UNCW (2-0) last week. The junior forward assisted on the Pride's first goal and scored the second one at Rutgers and then had the game-winning goal in the CAA triumph against UNCW. Memic has scored a goal in four straight games and leads the Pride with six this season.
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Phillips recorded his CAA-leading fifth shutout of the year in the Tribe's 1-0 conference victory over the College of Charleston on Saturday. The redshirt freshman faced 10 shots and turned away all three on net to lower his GAA to 0.71 for the season.
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DELAWARE RANKED #30 BY COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS: Delaware, which improved to 8-1 after beating No. 7 UMBC last Tuesday, is ranked #30 nationally by College Soccer News this week. The Blue Hens were also among others receiving votes in the Top Drawer Soccer Top 25. William & Mary was among others receiving votes in both the CSN and Top Drawer polls.
THREE CAA TEAMS RANKED REGIONALLY: Three CAA teams were ranked in the NSCAA South Atlantic regional rankings released on October 1. William & Mary was ranked #3 in the poll, while Delaware was #8 and Drexel was #9. A new poll will be released on Tuesday.
DELAWARE KNOCKS OFF #7 UMBC: Delaware extended its winning streak to five with a 1-0 double-overtime victory at UMBC last Tuesday. It was the Blue Hens' first-ever victory over an opponent ranked in the top 10. Joe Dipre scored the game-winning goal for UD in the 117th minute. It was his third goal in the past two contests and his second straight game-winner. Junior goalkeeper Borja Barbero came up with six saves and posted his third shutout of the season. Delaware, which is off to its best start in school history, opens CAA play this week against JMU and College of Charleston.
HOFSTRA STAYS PERFECT AT HOME: Hofstra upped its home record to 5-0 following a 2-0 triumph over UNCW in its CAA opener on Saturday. The Pride. which also topped Rutgers 3-0 last week, has recorded shutouts in three straight contests for the first time since 2010 and hasn't given up a goal over the last 335:07. Sophomore goalkeeper Patric Pray, a transfer from the University of Washington, hasn't allowed a goal in his first four appearances, including three starts. He made seven saves in the two victories last week. Junior forward Maid Memic scored a goal in each game and also added an assist versus Rutgers. Memic has scored a goal in four consecutive contests and has five total goals during that stretch.
NORTHEASTERN RALLIES PAST JMU IN CAA OPENER: Northeastern overcame an early JMU goal and rallied for a 2-1 road victory over the Dukes on Sunday. Senior Dante Marini headed in a cross from Mike Lobben to tie the match at 1-1 and then assisted on the game-winning goal by Terance Carter just four minutes later. Marini leads the Huskies with 10 points on three goals and four assists. The goal was also Carter's third of the year. Goalkeeper Dylan Faber stopped five shots at JMU and leads the conference with 34 saves. Northeastern has limited opponents to one goal or less in seven of its 10 matches this season.
PEREZ PUSHES W&M TO FIRST CAA VICTORY: William & Mary picked up its first CAA and home victory of the season with a 1-0 triumph over College of Charleston on Saturday. Senior midfielder Chris Perez tallied the game-winning goal in the 40th minute off an assist from Jackson Eskay. Perez finished with four shots and teammate Chris Albiston took five. Freshman goalkeeper Mac Phillips earned his fifth shutout and dropped his GAA to 0.71 after turning away three shots. The Tribe, which has already beaten three nationally ranked non-conference foes this season, tries for No. 4 when it hosts UMBC on Wednesday night.
DELL LEADS UNCW PAST DUKE, 2-1: Junior Jamie Dell scored the game-winning goal against Duke for the second year in a row as UNCW topped the Blue Devils 2-1 last Tuesday. Dell's game-winner came in the 79th minute after Duke had tied the match two minutes earlier. He also contributed an assist on Jacob VanCompernolle's first goal of the year and has a team-best seven points for the season. Goalkeeper Sam Williams has posted a 1.07 GAA and made 12 saves in his past four starts in net, which included a 2-0 setback at Hofstra on Saturday. Jose Garcia picked up his third assist of the year at Duke.
COFC TOPS UNBEATEN WINTHROP: College of Charleston recorded its second victory of the season with a 2-1 triumph over previously unbeaten Winthrop last Tuesday. Sophomore Tucker Coons netted the game-winning goal in the 87th minute off an assist from Daan Brinkman. The Cougars also got a first-half goal from Adan Noel in the victory over Winthrop. Goalkeeper Alex Young turned in a solid week with six saves against Winthrop and five in a narrow 1-0 loss at William & Mary on Saturday.
JMU BLANKS LOYOLA: James Madison rolled to a 3-0 victory over Loyola (Md.) last Wednesday. Junior goalkeeper Bill Groben earned the shutout in his second career start after stopping three shots. Daniel Roppert, Steven Mashinski and Michael Russo each scored a goal against the Greyhounds with Josh Grant picking up a pair of assists. Mashinski also gave the Dukes an early 1-0 lead in their CAA opener against Northeastern on Sunday, but JMU surrendered more than one goal for the first time all season and fell 2-1.
DREXEL DROPS TWO TO PHILLY RIVALS: Drexel came up short in two games with Philadelphia rivals last week as it was beaten 3-2 by Penn and 2-0 by Temple. Senior Ken Tribbett scored his team-leading fourth goal of the season against Penn and Jared Girard contributed his first goal. Robert Liberatore assisted on both Dragons' scores. Drexel out-shot Temple 18-17 and put five attempts on goal, but couldn't get on the board.
DELGADO LEADS NATION IN POINTS PER GAME: Delaware's Guillermo Delgado leads the nation with 2.33 points per game and is tied for the national lead with 1.0 goals per game through games of Oct. 6. Delgado has nine goals and three assists thus far for the Blue Hens. W&M's Chris Albiston ranks 12th in assists per game (0.56 apg).


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14 things not to buy your spouse for your 14th anniversary
Like many parents, Michael and I have renewed our vows in anniversaries past by sneaking away for a memorable experience — which can be in a swamp in North Dakota as far as I'm concerned as long as Nick Jr. and swim diapers are not invited.
But this year's budget has created a new tradition in our household called Don't Spend Money. So in an effort to still honor our 14 years together, I thought I'd mix things up by surprising the hubby with a simple, time-honored, and potentially home spun gift. And the always faithful Google procured the following list of appropriate 14th anniversary gift fare (via weddingclipart.com):
1. "Ivory, the traditional 14th wedding anniversary gift, is no longer recommended." Good. They're all out of tusks at the dollar store.
2. "Instead, one can incorporate a more environmentally-sound, ivory themed gift." Like a piano lesson?
3. "Perhaps ivory colored bed linens or tablecloths would enhance the home of the couple celebrating." Obviously, this list maker does not have four kids.
4. "Ivory colored dishes are a timeless gift idea as well." I wonder if "ivory" is one of the hues of "Ikea white?"
5. "Elephant-themed gifts pay tribute to the ivory theme, while expressing a deeper appreciation for their species." Heh heh. As much as I'd love to see his reaction as I heave an elephant through the front door ...
6. "Or consider traveling to Africa for a safari. Ride through the jungles in guided jeeps and see lions, leopards, elephants, buffalos and rhinoceroses as they romp freely in their native land." Seriously!?
7. "The modern theme for the 14th wedding anniversary is gold." Yeah, if I wanted an "I pity the fool ..." impression in return.
8. "Matching gold rings, to commemorate the occasion, are a unique display of love." What about gold medals? Surely Phelps wouldn't notice if we broke into his shadow box.
9. "The 14th wedding anniversary flower is the dahlia." I think Michael would prefer I round up that elephant.
10. "It's often fun to celebrate anniversaries with a number of gifts that correspond to the anniversary year. For example ... 14 boxes of specialty chocolate." Now we're talking! I'll take nuts and chews.
11. ... or 14 hours to myself ...
12. ... or 14 cleaning ladies ...
13. ... or 14 days in Fiji ...
14. Or ... back to Michael. You know, I think we'll stick with our tradition of memorable experiences. I know I've got an ivory-colored two-for-one coupon to the Rainforest Café somewhere around here.
Fifteen years, here we come!
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Bitter pink Campari with soda water is one of my favorite retro aperitifs, but no one seems to get the proportions right. I find it's always diluted with too much soda, like a watery dive-bar highball.
At Montmartre, Tien Ho and Gabe Stulman's new French restaurant in Chelsea, the components of each Campari-and-soda are set up on a tray, so you can plonk in as many cubes as you like and mix it to your taste. It's lovely and a little old-fashioned, like a Campari-soda should be.
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More and more companies are turning from a reactive response to breaches to a proactive one: preventing a breach before it happens and hacking back. This panel session will feature 4 experts discuss these topics in-depth, from its technical to legal implications.
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May 15 2013
56 mins
Peter Judge, TechWeek Europe; Ken Spear, HP Software; Mike Clayville, VMware
The data center can be fully virtualized, and the future of software-defined data centers (SDDC) is coming faster than you think. The Software-Defined Data Center is a unified data center platform that will help you transform the way you deliver IT with unprecedented automation, flexibility, and efficiency.
Join our expert panelists while they examine the industry evolution of software-defined data centers and learn how to best identify the needed set of features and understand the concepts that make a software-defined data center truly revolutionary.
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Panel Session: The Rise of the Cloud Service Broker
Feb 13 2013
56 mins
Peter Judge, TechWeek Europe; Clive Longbottom, Quocirca; Winston Bumpus, Chairman of the Board, DMTF; Todd Graham, VMware
Cloud services are provided across the web in a fast and streamlined manner. But that's not a lot of help if the IT staff have to arrange them by phone calls or complex manual interaction. To get the full benefit of cloud services, they should be available through an automatic broker which can ensure that contracts are legal requirements are adhered to, while the actual work done on the cloud can be distributed to multiple service providers.
That needs powerful standards, which will be developed in this panel session.
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Panel: The Single Greatest Challenge in Data Security for 2013
Jan 16 2013
58 mins
Peter Judge, TechWeek; Sarb Sembhi, Incoming Thought; Stilianos Vidalis, Staffordshire University; David Willson, Titan Group
In this thought-provoking panel session, 4 leading security experts will discuss what they think is the greatest challenge in data security for 2013.
Panelists include:
Peter Judge, UK editor for TechWeekEurope (moderator)
Sarb Sembhi, Director of security consultancy Incoming Thought
Stilianos Vidalis, Lecturer in digital forensics and cyber security at Staffordshire University
David Willson, Attorney at law and owner of Titan Info Sec Group
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How is the Cloud Impacting the Data Center?
Dec 6 2012
49 mins
Peter Judge, TechWeek Europe; Mark Thiele, Switch; Edward Haletky, The Virtualization Practice; Gary Thornton, CNet Training
In this insightful webinar the expert panelists will discuss the following topics:
How is the cloud (i.e. weather) impacting your data center?
How is cloud infrastructure impacting your data center?
Where is your data stored now?
Tips on how to protect and manage your data moving forward
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- Gary Thornton, Technical Director, CNet Training
- Edward Haletky, The Virtualization Practice
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Dec 6 2012
43 mins
Peter Judge, TechWeek Europe Editor; Ian Osborne, Intellect; Clive Longbottom, Quocirca; Liam Newcombe, Romonet
The Tech Success Awards, running for the first time this year, are celebrating tech creativity in Britain and honouring the IT projects which bring new ideas into the workplace. The finalists will be unveiled in this web event presented by TechWeekEurope Editor, Peter Judge, along with a panel of judges including Ian Osborne from Intellect, Clive Longbottom from Quocirca and Liam Newcombe from Romonet.
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From Virtualization to Private Cloud: Taking the Next Step
Nov 15 2012
60 mins
Peter Judge, NetMedia Europe; Marvin Wheeler, ODCA; Lawrence Lamers, DMTF; Josh Townsend, VMUG
Virtualization has created obvious benefits for organizations deploying it. But why stop there? Taking your virtualization projects and expanding them to include a private cloud deployment will result in even greater benefits: scalability, security, agility and more. Join this panel of experts as they discuss common obstacles in moving to a private cloud, how it affects the services you provide and how you can get there in your own infrastructure.
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Oct 18 2012
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Peter Judge, TechWeek Europe; Guise Bule, tuCloud; Alain Pannetrat, CSA ; Edward Haletky, AstroArch Consulting
As cloud computing is achieving increased popularity, concerns are being voiced about the security issues introduced through adoption of this new model. The effectiveness and efficiency of traditional protection mechanisms are being reconsidered as the characteristics of this innovative deployment model can differ widely from those of traditional architectures.
Are companies lacking risk awareness? Does sensitive information need safer storage? Are internal clouds inherently secure? Are authentication and authorization robust enough?Join our expert panelists in this live session as they disscuss wich are the security-related issues with cloud computing that are critical to the success and security of a cloud-based project and learn from their experience as they share advice on how to adress them.
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Sep 18 2012
1 min
Industry experts from around the globe
BrightTALK's second annual Cloud Week will cover topics from cloud infrastructure and operations to security, cloud services, governance and compliance. Industry experts will be presenting the latest cloud initiatives and sharing real world case studies. Attendees can expect a mixture of practical content, strategic overview and analysing the most innovative cloud trends.
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Big Data: Challenges and Opportunities
Sep 18 2012
58 mins
Peter Judge, TechWeek Europe; Edward Haletky, AstroArch Consulting; Mike Wronski, Reflex Systems; Scott Clinton, Red Hat
With all of the hype surrounding "big data," some forget that these large sets of structure and unstructured data sets come with big obstacles. Challenges such as storage, search, sharing and analysis are only a few of the issues that need to be addressed before an organization can truly tap into big data's potential. What is the best approach to store these data sets? Which characteristics should be considered when analyzing? These questions and more will be answered by this panel of experts as they discuss how big data may provide real value or if it all is just a bunch of hype.
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Optimizing Data Center Efficiency & Cloud Operations - Expert Panel Session
Aug 16 2012
56 mins
Peter Judge, TechWeek; Matthew Hawkins, CNet Training; Simon Campbell-Whyte, Data Centre Alliance; Michalis Grigoratos, HP
Energy efficiency is one of the biggest issues facing a data center industry which is still in its infancy. If you are an enterprise or a medium size businesses, how should you go about eliminating costly waste from your data center - or would it save energy and effort to outsource it to the cloud?
This panel looks at ways to tackle energy management, IT architecture, and the all important people issue.
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Managed Laptops: Hitting the moving target
Jun 26 2012
60 mins
Peter Judge, Bob Benett, Jon McAteer, Dominic Wild, Malcolm Hay
Mobility presents two great challenges to IT departments: managing and securing client devices. IT staff have to get all devices configured, patched and maintained to corporate standards, repair them remotely when they break, and secure devices and data which "walk out of the door every day".
Better management has normally demanded significant technical effort to deploy. The latest generation of Dell Latitude notebooks have new remote management features to address these challenges without the pain. Combined with Dell Kace appliances which make the best use of embedded features provided by Intel vPro technology, it is now possible to get an efficient and secure working solution in place within hours rather than weeks.
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Seriously. Which of the two males do you think would have a better chance of surviving in
1) A post-apocalyptic wasteland
2) A bar fight
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4) A mugging
5) A trip to grandma's where you forgot to pack snacks
This is not to say that men have to be fat, but the current obsession with waif thin males is getting under my skin. This is mostly an unorganized rant, so here are a few other observations.
Grandmothers want their daughters to marry big, strong men. The younger girls don't understand hardship the way the older generation does. A big, strong man can provide for his family even if an office closes down. He can hunt, protect, and has enough fat on him to give up his own food so his wife and children don't have to go hungry.
I see the same thing with a lot of the Cambodian/Laotian/Thai girls I know. They want a man that can ride a tiger into battle against raiders.
Blacksmithing is pretty damn manly.
Its usually the skinny wimps that think they want anarchy, but only if there are rules imposed on us big guys so we don't take their food and their women.
Pizza is not a vegetable. That's why there is a salad bar. If you can't eat a pizza and a salad, you aren't trying hard enough.
Intelligence is more than just "book-learnin" but if you can't read and somehow made it through high school, there's a problem. Real men need to be able to solve problems quickly and communicate well. You can't do that without the ability to read and write.
The willingness to sacrifice for our families makes us men, not impregnating various women and wearing hats with the price tag still on them while talking about how "hard" you are whilst working at Taco Bell.
Tattoos are pretty cool, but they don't make you a man.
Pull up your pants. Its difficult to fight ninjas riding in on polar bears if your pants keep falling off.
Drinking, smoking, and swearing are fine, but NEVER in front of children.
Learn to cook. Grilling steaks is about as manly as it gets, but be handy with other forms as well. With the savings from not eating at restaurants, you can more easily afford to send your kids to a good school.
Love your family. Nothing is weaker than a man who will not show love to his family.
Hate and love go hand in hand. We hate anything that would cause our families harm. Don't let it get out of hand though, use it to conquer the issue quickly and then let it go.
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Most DJ/producers don't crack into the DJMag Top 100 before the age of 30. Most of them don't shun major label attention. Most of them don't have them don't have the balls to call out the scene that they belong to when it's failing to deliver the goods. And some don't even produce 'their' own tracks. Gareth Emery, with his potent blend of trance, house, electro and techno, however, is not your average major league artist.
He was a prodigious talent in his childhood, teaching himself to play the piano from the age of 4, and continuing his invaluable classical education until he began playing guitar in an indie band at 15. Neither of these were false starts for his eventual electronic conversion; instead, both paths giving him essential experience and understanding of music and songwriting and how to convey emotion through his sounds. His baptism of fire came on a chance trance trip to Ibiza in 1998, which was followed by three years of learning the machinations of electronic music making. At the age of 22, he created a track on a laptop while on holiday in France. That track was the instant classic Mistral; a stunning debut which soon had unsuspecting pundits and clubbers alike eating out of his hands. From here onwards his career ascent was impressively - and deservedly – rapid.
"I guess it's just good, melodic dance music," he says of his musical style. "One of the most positive things about the scene over the past few years has been the gradual breaking down of genre barriers and the cross-pollination of sounds. I just look for records that I enjoy musically and also work well in a club. The genre is unimportant". He's not afraid to meld his bold, scintillating electronic motifs with more organic flavours, with his crisp, sharp leads and basslines frequently married to soaring vocals, traditional songwriting prowess and what some might call 'proper' instruments.
While he's spent record-breaking stints at the top of Beatport's Trance sales chart, and while trance will always be a part of what he does, he won't let the sound ultimately define him. "I've realised that my strength is in music and melodies that touch people. I'm a music guy. It just happens to be that the music I make is electronic. That realisation has allowed me a lot more creative freedom, then when I felt I had to write music for a certain 'scene'." It's this very decision which has helped him to garner such widespread acclaim and which has ensured that he's never boxed as simply a trance DJ/producer. His ambitions are bigger than any one sound or scene, and his eclectically flavoured output is testament to that fact. "The longer I've been producing, the less I see myself as a dance music producer and more as an artist and musician" he explains of this approach to production. "I always start a track with the music, rather than the beats, and I found the dance scene after classical piano training and years of playing guitar in bands, so I guess in a way I've come full circle."
His ground-breaking podcast started back in 2006, marking him out as one of the key early adopters of the now ubiquitous format. Nominated several times for the Miami IMDA Best Podcast award, it's been a seriously important calling card for his career. "I got lucky basically. But I also never had any musical rules about the show; it was always whatever tracks I liked that week, regardless of whether they fitted my sets. Down the line that allowed me to be more innovative and varied with my DJ sets." He's consistently voted inside the DJMag Top 100 DJs Poll - peaking at Number 7 - with his burgeoning Garuda party selling out Manchester's legendary Sankeys four times in a row and spawning a critically acclaimed compilation, The Sound Of Garuda. Building a musical brand around his name in record shops, download stores, radio and clubland has given him an all-encompassing reputation in dance music which is rivalled by few.
His 2012 is off to a huge start, with latest single Concrete Angel premiered on Judge Jules' Radio 1 show , and its video added to the prestigious MTV Dance playlist as well as racking up 1 million YouTube plays in its first three weeks online. He's been chosen as a resident for Las Vegas's Marquee - one of the most outstanding club venues in the world in the city that everyone's calling the new Ibiza - while he's also playing the enormous Ultra Music Festival and taking Garuda to Space Miami. Clocking up air miles like nobody's business, he's massively in demand across the globe, his continually evolving sound gaining him bookings at an impressive variety of clubs and festivals the world over.
As you can probably tell, Gareth Emery is a man of hard-graft and sizeable ambition. His ambitions are impressive, with a view to produce bands and other artists in the future. His focus for the foreseeable future is on building further on the huge platform that Garuda sits on, taking his club nights and new show across the globe, while continuing to create more slices of 'anti-genre' dancefloor gold.
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Judge Deciding Constitutionality of Indiana's Ban on Gay Marriage
A federal judge in Evansville is deciding the constitutionality of Indiana's ban on gay marriage.
Lambda Legal, a law firm representing five gay Hoosier couples, is asking for the ban to be struck down because they believe it is discriminatory.
Solicitor General Thomas Fisher made arguments on behalf of the state of Indiana. He said procreation is the only reason the government cares about marriage and if marriage is extended to same-sex couples it could lead to new claims from other groups to marry, such as polygamists.
Lambda Legal is also representing Amy Sandler and Niki Quasney of Munster, Ind. Quasney is battling stage four ovarian cancer. The couple was granted a temporary restraining order last month, but it only lasts until May 8th.
Lambda Legal is asking the court for a preliminary injunction so the couple's marriage can be recognized throughout the duration of the case.
Solicitor General Fisher said he's sad to hear about Quasney's deteriorating health, but said it's important to 'set aside human reaction and look at the law.'
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Today we're going to look at DLNA and media streaming from the other end of the scope, the client side. The Pioneer Music Tap series of products aren't going to play 3D Blu-Ray content on their small screens, but you can use them to bust a move in your kitchen while preparing dinner.
Pioneer has three models available at the time of writing. The Pioneer X-SMC3-S, Elite X-SMC4-K and in Europe an Elite X-SMC5-K exists. The baseline non-Elite X-SMC3-S has nearly all of the same features as the SMC4 that we're reviewing today except it does not include a Bluetooth module. The unit we are testing today, the Elite X-SMC4-K includes the Bluetooth dongle and was optimized for better sound. In Europe Pioneer sells an Elite X-SMC5-K and it includes the Bluetooth dongle, optimized sound and includes a CD/DVD optical transport for playing your optical media.
Initially I tried to purchase the European SMC5 model, but with an initial price of 285 British Pounds and a massive shipping charge on top of that, I fell back on standard USA model, SMC4 sans optical capability.
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ColumbiaDoctors Midtown is unique in the metropolitan area for its comprehensive and evidence-based treatment for individuals with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and associated conditions. This program is designed for those who need more support than individual treatment can provide. Personalized group-based programs range from half to full days, up to five days per week.
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Here is my 2cents in the matter. Powerlifters, especially GEARED powerlifters who only want to do focus on the big 3 lifts only would of course find C & P to be useless. They only want to make there lifts go up. Good chance 90% of them can't even clean more then 135lbs off the ground and I am willing to be the same number can't even overhead press half of what they bench raw.
I personally like C&P ideas for a beginning Strength training lifter. Beginners need to learn pain and build a threshold. They need to max out more and build a foundation. They don't have injuries from years of training to slow them down, beginners need to learn the difference between muscle growth gains, and joint pains and muscle tears. It needs some tweaking but as your progress and learn your body it should be but its principal guidelines are the same. Pick some exercises and do damage! It is my belief that if you want to be strong you learn the hard way, and get stronger and grow from it. If you don't know what your doing, find someone strong to teach you, or strive for basics. I say strength trainer, because I believe everyone should build a foundation before they try to limit maximal weights. Before you learn how to clean, you must learn how to pick the bar up, how to balance it stabilize it etc.
I do not tolerate favoritism in strength,I strive to have a strong everything! I absolutely despise single disciplined lifters,unless they have injuries limiting them, other than that there is no reason why strongman and powerlifting will never reach the Olympics and my Olympic lifting will never get the credit it deserves, because you have all these strong people afraid to agree on something the rest of the world would classify them all as anyway. However I have beef with Olympic lifters who strive so much on technique they bash strength in its rawest form, and to them I say DO THAT WITH OUT YOUR FANCY OLY SHOES AND WHIPPY BAR! (It really makes a big difference lol)
BTW I post at wanna be big, lots of strong guys there who I know and some who I have the up most respect for, but there are also lots of single minded guys there as well. I rant because I can't stand when people place limitations on themselves and then bitch and moan. I try to be civil but their reasoning behind it is out of fear,it annoys me.
There are always risks involved in training, maybe the workout is too intense for most, that is its edge tho. All training styles should be viewed as mere guidelines, since nothing is written in stone.Ed coans deadlifting training is ridiculous yet effective, yet it is not bashed as such. And opinions are like assholes, everyone has them.
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