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On Friday, the controversial Tomi Lahren (who proudly calls herself your "worst nightmare") stepped away from her usual stomping grounds at The Blaze and called herself the voice of "middle America" at The View. The 24-year-old Lahren also felt that there aren't enough young conservative women in the media, so fans gravitate toward her, and there's probably something to this theory. Above, Tomi favored Trumps' Muslim ban and expressed plenty of grievances against Democrats, but near the end, something unexpected happened. Lahren admitted to being pro-choice:
"I'm … you know, someone that loves the constitution and I am someone that's for limited government, and so I can't sit here and be a hypocrite and say 'I'm for limited government, but I think that the government should decide what women do with their bodies.' I can sit here and say that, as a Republican, and I can say that, 'You know what, I'm for limited government, so stay out of my guns and you can stay out of my body as well.'"
Needless to say, her new, apparent stance did not go over well on social media, where conservatives are attacking Lahren. Most prominently, the Reagan Battalion account (which recently unearthed the Milo Yiannopoulos audio that led to his swift downfall) took aim at Lahren by posting three-month-old audio of her attacking pro-choicers and tossing around terms like "baby-killer" and "murder."


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JLab End-of-Year Radiation Badge Change Out
JLab End-of-Year Radiation Badge Change Out
December 19, 2008
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The semi-annual OSL (Optically Stimulated Luminescence) radiation badge change out for all badge racks will take place over the holiday shutdown. Everyone with an OSL badge is asked to place it in its assigned slot before leaving JLab for the break. The OSL badges replaced the older TLD badges over the summer. Anyone with questions may call Becky Mosbrucker, x7236 or page 584-7236.
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Luis Sanchez
The Beach Boys' Smile
Luis Sanchez
The Beach Boys' Smile
Release Date: 5/8/2014
LIST PRICE: $14.95 (you save $3.98)
Biographical note:
Luis Sanchez grew up in West Texas. He earned his PhD in Musicology at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland.
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In the early 1960s, The Beach Boys rose from the suburbs of Hawthorne, California and became emissaries of an American dream that fused middle-class aspiration and mobility with images of youth. Led by dream master Brian Wilson, their music gave voice to a Southern California mythos and compelled an audience across the nation and beyond to live out their own versions of the fantasy. By 1966, the encroaching counterculture added new dimensions of creative possibility to popular music. Looking to revise and expand, Brian Wilson sought collaboration with a brilliant musician named Van Dyke Parks. Together they began work on Smile, an ambitious album of earnest, droll and complex music that refracted The Beach Boys' naïveté into a visionary exploration of American consciousness. Smile edged so close to greatness it seemed destined to become one of the most significant musical advances of its time. But the story didn't end quite like this.
Sanchez positions Smile as the culmination of this evocative book about The Beach Boys. On one level, it explores the group's distinct musical character from its roots in a post-WWII suburban Southern California milieu and across anticipatory moments in popular music history. In a broader sense, it frames Smile not merely as a great unfinished album, but as a living work of art that is all at once expansive, indeterminate, and resolutely pop.
Table of contents:
Part One: California Dreams
Part Two: The Pop Miseducation of Brian Wilson
Part Three: To Catch a Wave
Part Four: Smile, Brian Loves You


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CHANDLER, Ariz. — April is Oral Cancer Awareness
The American Dental Association says 44,000 Americans will get oral or throat cancer this year.
Chandler dentist Justin Phillip said he has seen a lot of patients get those diseases.
"One American dies every hour from oral cancer," said Philipp. "It's actually as deadly as melanoma, and more common than leukemia."
There can be several symptoms, he said.
"Pain, swelling, tingling, a visible red or white patch or bump. Unfortunately, you don't see any of the symptoms until you get to stage 3 or 4, and that's when the cancer can spread," said Philipp.
He said it's easy to treat if caught early. And it just takes a simple two-minute test, usually while your dentist cleans your teeth.
"We have you swish with some liquid," Philipp said. "Then we use a special wavelength of light along with some glasses. What we see is the cancer when it's stage 1 or 2, and easy to treat. It will actually glow, and we can take care of it."
The test usually costs about $30. This month, Philipp is donating $5 from every oral cancer exam to the Oral Cancer Foundation.
Click here to visit Philipp's website.
In the videos below, Philipp performs a check for oral cancer on a female patient.


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Planning a summer shin-dig? Before you take out a second mortgage on your home, consider these money saving, stress reducing tips from the pros at Organizers Northwest.
- When deciding whether to serve dinner, keep in mind that cocktail parties are always a lot of fun, take the stress out of preparing a big meal, and cost significantly less. If you do decide to serve food, consider a theme-based party like a Mexican Fiesta or Cajun Jambalaya where you can prepare food ahead of time and free yourself up to actually enjoy your own party – rather than spending it in the kitchen.
- Though printed invites are great, there are some great sites that allow you to send electronic invites that are both beautiful and organized; most let you to keep track of RSVP's and will even allow guests to add your party to their virtual calendar. Try Evite or Anyvite. Both are free services. You can also create an event through Facebook.
- Rather than hiring a bartender, consider letting your guests be their own mixologists. Print out some drink instructions and let them have fun coming up with their own concoctions.
- Don't worry about having seating for every single guest – having fewer chairs than people encourages mingling!
- When planning for music, consider paying Pandora's $3.99 a month fee for ad-free listening. This eliminates the need for a DJ or for you to organize a playlist, and will keep you and your guests surprised! Invite guests to create their own Pandora channels and switch things up whenever the music starts to become repetitive.
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IceDogs vs. Ottawa
Thoughts and observations from the game last night as the IceDogs rallied to beat Ottawa:
1. There was an exceptional amount of traffic and activity downtown before and after the game. Our mayor thinks that's a good thing. I'm not sure I agree with him.
2. In the washroom before the game, I spotted someone putting in eye drops after doing his business at the urinal. Then he went to wash his hands. You just can't make stuff like this up.
3. Someone nearby took her seat and proceeded to devour an order of ketchup with some chicken fingers and fries on the side. In the second period, someone had an order of gravy with some fries on the side. They are condiments, not meals.
4. During the warmup, LauraLeigh came to escort a couple of nearby fans down to the "best seats in the house" as part of a promotion they hold every game. Instead of watching the game through Gary Bettman's gift to the world, they got to sit in a sofa at ice level and attempt to follow the play through the grimy glass. I think I got the better view.
5. Despite how wide and spacious the seats at the Meridian Center are, some guy a few rows in front of me had trouble fitting into his. Maybe that will be the final straw for him to get off the "see food" diet.
5a. This heavyweight bore a striking facial resemblance to a late ex-colleague of mine.
6. Just when you think the IceDogs P.A. announcer can't possibly engage in more self-promotion, he does. In addition to his customary pair of self-serving introductions every game, now he gets his name and face on the big screen before the game. I swear he must be convinced that fans pay to hear him announce rather than to watch the game.
6a. So as not to give him more of the attention he craves, I refuse to identify him.
7. As part of the pregame ceremonies, the four newest members of the St. Catharines Sports Hall of Fame were introduced. One of them had apparently attended St. Catharines Collegiate, so the announcer made sure to tell us that St. Catharines Collegiate was in St. Catharines. Here I thought it was in Welland. Thanks so much for clearing that up.
8. A girls' choir from Governor Simcoe Secondary School did a fine job with the anthem. Even better, they were fully clothed and did it entirely in the Canadian language.
9. Every section seems to have its own Howie Meeker wannabee and mine was no exception. I kept hearing "come on" and "keep an eye on him" from this guy who, like so many others, must think the players can hear and will listen to him.
10. The usher in the next section looked like Sean Connery when he played the submarine captain in The Hunt for Red October.
11. One of the groups in attendance was from St. James Catholic School. Back in the Old Country, I lived in St. James for many years.
12. One fan had no problem making himself right at home.
13. During the game, there was a giveaway for a CAA card in a nearby section. It reminded me of a hotel where I once worked back in the Old Country that was "CAA Approved." As one snarky painter who did some work there once said, it was approved by the cockroaches, ants and animals, not the Canadian Automobile Association.
14. During a second-period TV timeout, someone proposed to his girlfriend and she said "yes."
15. A senior in the next section had a nose ring. It looks awful on an 18-year-old and it looks even more out of place on someone who should know better.
16. In the second period, there was another classic Bengt Lundholm moment when Kyle Langdon went through the Ottawa defense only to have the puck dribble off his stick.
17. Despite giving up a bad goal in the second period when he misplayed the puck behind his net, Stephen Dhillon looked better. Less awkward. He still needs more playing time, but there's been some noticeable improvement since the last time I saw him.
17a. Entering the third period, it was looking like that miscue was going to cost his team the game, but his teammates rallied to take him off the hook.
18. Full marks to the boys for the aforementioned third-period rally to pull out the two points. Unlike what happened too often over the past couple of years when an early deficit meant "game over," they kept working and were justly rewarded for their efforts.
19. Despite the two goals, Aaron Haydon still looks like a fish out of water up front. He belongs back on the blue line.
20. 4,698 was the announced attendance. Reduce it by 10 or 15% for the actual figure.
21. Fans began leaving during a third-period TV timeout with 9:07 left. What is this, the Old Country?
22. On the bus after the game, everyone without exception said "thank you" to the driver on their way out. On second thought, this is definitely not the Old Country.


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When I was trying to send a file via the HTML form, I saw "error=3" in the $_FILE variable, what means:
UPLOAD_ERR_PARTIAL – The uploaded file was only partially uploaded.
The php_sapi_name() function returned me 'apache2filter'.
I removed libapache2-mod-php5filter and installed libapache2-mod-php5.
Now php_sapi_name() returns 'apache2handler' and files uploading works good now 🙂


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Our enormous range includes jewellery, antique reproduction, corporate advertising items, musical instrument pieces, badges, logos, miniatures,statues, film props, ornaments and many engineering applications.
In fact, almost anything can be reproduced using our unique lost wax precision casting method, including natural items such as stones, shells, leaves, acorns to name just a few.
Quality Castings uses state of the art vacuum and centrifugal casting equipment and with its dedicated sales team can provide a service from either art work or an original, to the finished article, without the necessity of a minimum order.
There is a daily collection and delivery service to Hatton Garden and surrounding areas.


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Quality Apartment Rentals near Heathrow
If you are searching the web for residential Heathrow Apartments and Heathrow Accommodation then hopefully we can help.
Accommodation Windsor Limited specialises in short term, executive-quality residential apartments in Windsor, Berkshire which is 15 minutes drive from Heathrow in the UK. Windsor is a fabulous tourist town dominated by Windsor Castle – the maginificent, imposing fortification that was built by William The Conqueror in the 1070's. With excellent road and rail links to Heathrow Airport and London itself, Windsor is a town of beauty and history, sitting on the banks of the River Thames in a peaceful location away from the stresses of airport noise and pollution.
Heathrow Apartment seekers will do well to stumble upon Accommodation Windsor's services. We provide quality apartments and houses available for short term rents for those flying in and out of Heathrow on short business trips. Heathrow Airport being the busiest airport in the world is surrounded by heavy pollution and major aircraft noise. Move just a few miles out (12 miles to be exact from Heathrow to Windsor) and you will find a bustling town with plenty going on but with a more peaceful environment in Which to enjoy your trip.
Fabulous restaurants, wonderful shops and plentiful cafes and bars plus the River Thames and Windsor Castle and some of the oldest buildings in the country – you won't go far wrong if you are looking to get away from it all but still be a stone's throw from heathrow airport. Visiting Windsor and the Castle is one of the must-see things to do if you visit Britain from abroad. You will find the locals charming and friendly and the atmosphere safe and inviting with very low crime rates, Windsor is a town full of families and wealthy business people.
Typical journey times from Windsor to Heathrow by cab are approximately 15 minutes (slightly more in rush-hour traffic). Local cab companies charge approx GBP 20 for a one way trip to Windsor. (prices as of 2015). London Black Taxis charge almost 3 times that amount so please be aware if travelling from Heathrow to Windsor to use a local Windsor Cab company such as Five Star 01753 858888 or Windsor Cars 01753 677677.
Our short term rental apartments are a home from home – comfortable, clean and modernised and having almost every available convenience. For short term lettings from one week to a few weeks and for accommodation near Heathrow – chose Accommodation Windsor Limited
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October is already coming to its end. It's the 31st today - and yes, it's Halloween again. 31 is a significant number to all Baskin Robbins ice-cream lovers too!! Hurry to the nearest BR parlor and enjoy that 31% discount. I hate the standing in line, but it's a pretty good deal especially when you are buying for sweet lovers in a household like mine.
I need to also make a quick dash to the market and get Nissa's pumpkin. She had googled the steps on how to carve a pumpkin. Me go get the fruit and let's hope both father and daughter will somewhat figure out how to get it done. It's not so much because of Halloween or anything. We just want her to get her hands dirty sometimes, and take a break from that PSP thingy. So if the labu thing menjadi, we'll have a little pumpkin to put outside the door tonight. Kinda late to start having one...but for suka-suka sake, what the heck.
With the end of October arriving in matters of hours, I had noticed my days slipping by even faster. Pejam celik, pejam celik, December will make its way and we'll have a brand new year ahead us.
October was indeed a busy month for me. Hari Raya celebrations, work travels, deadlines, kids' exams etc, filled up the October schedule. From Port Dickson to Kota Marudu to Hangzhou and Shanghai, I must say my calendar couldn't have looked more "prettier". There will be more busy days ahead, affirmed during my laborious meeting with clients yesterday. Tak pe lah, "busy" means good money for the company and it helps keep everyone's spirits high too. One step at a time, that's how we'll brave our upcoming days, I guess. In the meantime, enjoy these of pictures from my Kota Marudu adventure trip. Hangzhou and Shanghai..up next :)
Had the opportunity to walk on this jambatan gantung across Sg Kg Simpangan in Kota Marudu. It swayed like nobody's business ok!! Rasa naik boat lepas cross
Kota Marudu's top brass - YB Anita (middle) & her officers, catching up as they waited for the Minister
Haa.....you can tell a local when you see them on the bridge. Dato Max siap boleh buat 100 dash lagi!!
After my walk up and down the bridge. It's 980 meters long. So in total dah jalan almost 3km that day on two jambatan gantung!!!
House by the river (errr...don't get me wrong...rumah yg lagi cantik kat town ader banyak...yg ni kat tepi bukit & tepi sungai)
Look how precise folks in Kota Marudu are..accurate to 1 decimal point!!! Mana nak cari precision like this 1Malaysia???