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The New Golf Math: Bringing the Stat Revolution to the PGA Tour
By John Ezekowitz While other sports such as baseball and basketball have had statistical revolutions over the past decade or so, golf has been stuck in the stats dark ages. Watch a PGA Tour broadcast and you will see the … Continue reading
How will Tiger do? A Statistical Look at Returns from Scandals Past
And that last part is kind of the point of this exercise. When Tiger does come back, the media is going to assign some causality to the current scandal, even if there is none whatsoever. If he's bad early, it'll because he's distracted. If he dominates, it'll be because he's turned over a new leaf. The pattern is as predictable as it is stupid. My guess is that Tiger will continue to play golf the way that he did before. Maybe he'll struggle in the first few tournaments, but he'll round back into form pretty quickly. Continue reading
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Predictors of PGA Tour Scoring Average: Does the Driver Matter?
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One (£11) or Three (£18) Studio Photo Shoots With Prints at Epic Photography (Up to 91% Off)
- Broad range of photo shoot packages and products offered
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- Up to one hour studio photo shoots for up to 25 people
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Limit 1 per household (up to 25 people). May buy multiple as gifts. Booking required with £25 fully refundable deposit for each shoot. 72 hour cancellation policy. Valid Wed-Sat 9.45am-6.15pm; Sun 9.45am-5.30pm; limited availability Sat-Sun. Valid for up to 3 outfit changes, own clothing required. Well behaved pets welcome. Valid for studio shoots only up to one hour. Images for prints are chosen at a subsequent viewing session; print orders take up to 3 weeks to process. Prints included are of the same image. £50 discount on high resolution CD of shoot images only. Valid at each shoot on option 2. For queries please email firstname.lastname@example.com. Copyright retained by Epic Photography. Valid on option purchased only. Original prices verified 2 April 2012 at 11.16pm.
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Picasso accidentally discovered modern art while trying to paint an accurate family portrait where the children wouldn't sit still. Capture them in action with today's Groupon from Epic Photography. Choose from the following options:
• £11 for a studio photo shoot with one 7" x 5" and one 6" x 4" print (89% off)• £18 for three studio photo shoots over the course of one year, each with one 7" x 5" print (91% off)
Putting personality onto print, Epic Photography offers a diverse album of photo shoot packages, flashing everything from baby bumps and pets to weddings and models' portfolios in the blink of a lens. Located just along the river from Temple Meads, The Bath Road studio also offers an extensive range of physical and digital photo products, enabling customers to put themselves squarely in the frame.
With best faces forward for a photo shoot lasting up to one hour, model groups of up to 25 people will enjoy a studio experience directed by an Epic photographer. Sitters are welcome to bring pets and their own props along, and can make up to three changes of outfit during the shoot. At a subsequent private viewing session, clients can choose their favourite image to keep for posterity in the form of one 7" x 5" and one 6" x 4" print. Also included in the package is a £50 discount on a high resolution disc containing all of the shoot's images. Alternatively, customers can opt to repeat the experience twice more over the course of one year, with one 7" x 5" print and a £50 discount on a high resolution CD of each shoot.

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Biomax Oncology Base
The Biomax Oncology Base is the first comprehensive index of virtually all published cancer-related genes (over 6000) and their associations to diseases and drug compounds. It is constructed from a mixture of automatic text mining of MEDLINE abstracts (using the BioLT Literature Mining Tool), semi-automatic verification, and manual validation and scoring of results. For each manually validated cancer gene, annotators read all the cancer-term-associated and drug-term-associated statements and add structured, controlled vocabularies describing the gene's role in the cancer and the associated evidence.
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Sadness. Grief. Depression. Sometimes, it's just under the surface. You feel fine one moment and then someone or something sets you off and it's all you can do to keep from falling apart. I am very familiar with these emotions as I saw a lot of this after Hurricane Katrina decimated the Gulf Coast and nearly drowned New Orleans. My family and friends who live in New Orleans were all struggling just to make everyday things seem less hard. I remember one day my sister telling me I didn't understand what they were going through. She said, "It's not that simple! You don't live here! Nothing's the same!" I also heard from many friends and family members how they missed their neighbors or their church members; how they missed running into friends at the grocery store, or how they missed their hairdresser. Everything was different, foreign and a bit scary. My parents didn't have mail delivery for over 5 months. I can't remember how long it took the trash pickup to become regular, but I do remember seeing piles of debris and old refrigerators on the curb in every neighborhood in town. It was a mess, and it took its toll on the residents. The pain of loss, stress from uncertainty, fear of the unknown and the loss of the familiar were common issues after the storm. Katrina left her mark on the Crescent City and its citizens in more ways than any of us know.
I think the same can be said of those affected by the tornadoes and floods that have affected our Southeast region and the Midwest. The families involved in those tragedies are still struggling with the basic necessities, but we mustn't forget their emotional and mental needs. The grief, frustration and stress may overwhelm them at times, just as they did with my family and friends. In those times of need they require more than just a place to stay or a hot meal. They need a friend to listen; a pastor to pray; a counselor to advise them. They need community. They need to know that they are not alone. There are many who, without help, may slip further into despair and grief, and fall to poor health, addiction or suicide. It doesn't take much of a push when you're already at ground zero.
For these reasons and many more it is so important to support programs for family counseling, mentoring and mental health. These programs provide assistance to struggling families and individuals to help them in their greatest times of need. As the economy stays stagnant it is even more important that we raise the awareness of the need for these programs. We shouldn't wait until another disaster strikes and even more people are desperate for help. I'm so proud that United Way of the Greater Triangle supports many programs that focus on the care and support of families and their emotional and mental health needs. Mental health has few social or economic boundaries—we all need help from time to time. I can't emphasize enough the impact that these programs make in the lives of those involved, and I encourage you to learn more about them. Because the more you know, the more we can work together and make a difference in the lives of others.


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Top 10 musicals. (the order is pretty relevant) ➝ 10. Cléôpatre, la dernière reine d'Egypte (France, 2009)
The show tells the story of the last queen of Egypt, Cleopatra VII, when she met Caesar and seduces him, until his death. Then she falls in love with Anthony and fight against Roma.
3 songs : Je serai ton ombre (Amélie Piovoso as Octavia) ; Tout sera stratagème (Sofia Essaïdi as Cleopatra) ; Le serment (Florian Etienne & Christopher Stills as Marc-Anthony & Caesar)


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Is there a pumpkin shortage this year?
-->By: Jennifer Lee
Updated: October 8, 2012
What's Halloween without decorating your house with pumpkins? Well last year might have looked less festive as farmers didn't sell as many pumpkins due to the wet weather.
Eyewitness News Reporter Jennifer Lee checked in with one area business to see how the pumpkin harvest is going this year.
It's that time of year again where many of you are probably picking out the best pumpkins to carve with the family or even eat for the holidays. But, what some of you may not know is this time last year some farmers say they had a pumpkin shortage.
On Monday afternoon, youngsters and their parents were coming in and out of Candella's Market in Marcy.
"Just picking pumpkins and going to carve them," said one child.
"Picking pumpkins to celebrate Halloween and decorate them," said the other.
Today was a family event as they chose from a variety of sizes and colors at Candella's farm in Marcy.
This year, Candella's grew two to three acres of pumpkins, but they say it wasn't that easy.
"It's not just throwing out seeds at the back door and they grow. We do put a lot of effort into growing large pumpkins and small pumpkins," said Shawna Candella-Papale of Candella's Farm.
Shawna Candella-Papale says you need a combination of hot weather and rainy days to grow the perfect pumpkins.
Unfortunately, last year with Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee, Candella's says they lost a lot of them.
But, this season Shawna says they also faced a few bumps along the growing process.
"This year the challenge was the dry weather and hot weather. But, we were able to irrigate a good portion of our pumpkins," explained Candella-Papale.
Although Candella's may have enough pumpkins to go around this fall season, they say they still don't have enough to do one thing.
"We are able to grow what we need for sale, but we don't have excess pumpkins for donations this year," said Candella-Papale.
Despite the challenges, Candella's says they have not raised the prices of their pumpkins.


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Introduction to computer graphics. Principles of raster image generation. Example of a graphics API. Graphics primitives, data structures. Coordinate systems, affine transformations and viewing of graphical objects. Introduction to rendering including shading models and ray tracing. Introduction to modelling including polygon meshes, subdivision, and parametric curves and surfaces, colour.
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40 Incredibly Free Applications For Your Apple iPhone 3G
Whether you wish to have an application on your Apple iPhone to lose weight, listen to music, play games, track the stock market, schedule your day or help you in carrying out other important activities, never opt for the second best. Here are 40 Incredibly Free iPhone Apps, which are available here and you can use them to make your device a mind blowing gadget.
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Photo Credit: The Winnersh Triangle: Arse
A train to nowhere. The film is named after 'The Winnersh Triangle', a commuter station just outside Reading, England, and should not to be confused with 'The Bermuda Triangle' where time plays strange tricks and people and things disappear.
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Harman International Industries, Inc.
Harman/Kardon BDS 577 http://www.harman.com
This 3D Blu-ray Disc™ system has the same features as those built with separate components, including high fidelity amplifiers, without the clutter and cables. It adds built-in AirPlay, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, YouTube, and support for a wireless subwoofer.
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XT880 65" 4K UHDTV (2160p)http://hisense-usa.com/
Incorporating HDTV, 3D TV and Smart TV technologies into a sleek industrial design then quadrupling the resolution and premiering a truly smart intuitive user interface, the 65XT880 takes the traditional lean back TV experience to the next level.
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Lynx is the Ultimate SiriusXM touchscreen portable radio: Listen to SiriusXM via Satellite when docked in the Lynx Home Kit, Vehicle Kit or Portable Speaker Dock or SiriusXM Internet Radio via Wi-Fi when portable or docked.
Harman/Kardon AVR 3700http://www.harman.com
The AVR 3700 features 4K video, on-board WiFi, a 7x125 wpc amp, 7.2 preamp-outputs 8 HDMI inputs/2 outputs, iOS and Android apps, Logic 7, DLNA and vTuner and many other connectivity and home theater features to deliver the ultimate in home theater.
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The Hisense 55XT780 Google TV brings a revolutionary user experience to the living room. Consumers will enjoy a new level of intuitive content discovery and viewing recommendations in addition to Chrome, Google Play, Search, TV & Movies and YouTube.
Harman/Kardon BTA 10 http://www.harman.com
BTA 10 adds Bluetooth audio streaming to virtually any analog product with RCA jacks or a 3.5mm input. Harman TrueStream means that pairing is quick and simple to an 8-device memory. The compact, elegant gloss-black design matches any audio device.
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NeoTV MAX Streaming Playerhttp://netgear.com/
The NETGEAR NeoTV MAX is a continuance in the evolution of streaming players featuring QWERTY remote, access to hundreds of premium channels, USB2.0 port and is the only player with Intel Wireless Display to turn any consumer's TV into a smart TV.
Coby Electronics Corporation
The Piattohttp://www.cobyusa.com
The PIATTO is an elegant, simple, high quality dual docking sound stage that features a new Apple 16-pin connector with 30-pin connector, and Bluetooth that allows users to stream audio wirelessly. AUX and USB ports allow users to play and charge at the same time for additional sound sources. The speaker features full-range five drivers to deliver high quality and defined sound.
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Samsung Premium Blu-ray Player with Ultra High Definition resolution playbackhttp://www.samsung.com/us/#latest-home
The premium Samsung BD-F7500 Blu-ray player offers seamless access to quality content with Samsung's new S-Recommendation and Samsung AllShare features, as well as 4K upscale Ultra High-Definition resolution for a superb viewing experience.


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I went to London the other day, and had some most bizarre issues with my Samsung Galaxy S II.
I took my charger with me, and kept it plugged in on the train (which has sockets). I used the web all the way up - it was on H+ with full signal bars.
When I got to London, it started playing up. I'll bullet point the faults.
- It started "beep boop"ing continually, as if it were being plugged into USB (it said this on the screen, too).
- When I shut it down to rectify this error, it rebooted. Every time.
- I removed the battery. Remember, this was at 100%.
I went to an auction. Hours later, I put the battery back in the phone. The battery had sat on its own on top of my bag, and was cool to touch.
- The phone refused to boot, showing a picture of a battery with a thermometer!
Replacing the battery again fixed this error. However....
- The phone warned me it was going into power saving mode, as the previously fully charged battery that had remained out of the phone was below 50%!
- I then discovered that the Internet wasn't working for apps. It seemed fine for Web pages. I could access Twitter's web page, but not the app.
I thought that it might be a glitch, so disabled data.
- The H+ symbol remained at the top of the screen, even 5 minutes later.
Rebooting fixed this - it then enabled and disabled.
I went to Starbucks to see whether connecting to their wireless would rectify the problem.
- It didn't.
I thought that perhaps it was a network error. I've had issues in London previously. And then....
- It stopped working on apps or web pages, via wireless, too!
I decided to text my friend. Being an Android phone, it texts much like the iPhone - with speech bubbles.
- I sent the text off. It did the animation, but the speech bubble with what I said DIDN'T APPEAR!
I then received a reply from my friend. I saw the notification at the top of the screen, where I could read it. My envelope icon had 1 over it.
- I clicked the envelope. My friend wasn't at the top of the list, as he should have been when I receive a text from him. He was at the bottom.
- I checked his messages - the one he sent wasn't there!!
We texted each other several times. Still, this behaviour persisted.
Then, most strangely, I got to the first station that is (well) out of London. The last station before home. The second we left this station, Facebook gave me a new notification. I checked - it worked! So I texted my friend to let him know. MY SPEECH BUBBLE APPEARED! He replied - his bubble appeared, too!
Conclusion - it couldn't have been a network fault, as this surely wouldn't stop texts that I composed going to my sent list. My phone MUST just hate London!!
(That, or they're doing some weird tests in London - perhaps preparing for disaster at The Olympics?! Or maybe Katy Perry, who was in Leicester Square, carries a jammer?)


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2. | literary crack | ||
A series novel which is poorly written and follows some formulaic structure which may or may not be predictable. Despite knowing that it sucks the reader will become addicted to the series and burn through every book as fast as possible. If the next book in the series is unavailable the reader will go through withdraw like symptoms until the next book's release date wherein the reader will wrestle and scream and claw their way to the register to purchase said book. I know that it's bad for me but "Twilight" is my literary crack, I can't help it!
1. | Literary crack | ||
Literary crack refers to books that are very, very addicting. While some claim to have fallen victim to LC from reading Harry Potter, the truest occurrence of LC is found from reading Twilight.
Just like crack, literary crack will screw your mind over in the end. Trust me, I suffer from it (from Twilight), and it's horrible. All you think about is the book, characters from the book, what the characters do in the book, ect. Basically, it consumes you. From my own experiences, literary crack users need to read their book of choice at least once a week. They constantly quote the book, too. Fansites about the book are usually where they are, and they are very picky about details when it comes to the book. If the book happens to be made into a movie, they love to spend their time criticizing the actors, released clips, and photographs. They won't enjoy the movie when it is released, and will complain about cut lines/scenes and added lines/scenes. After all, people on LC do know the book the best. In serious cases of extreme LC use, they begin to have no life, and instead take it upon themselves to become someone from the book. Although it may seem horrible to you, LC users are quite happy. It is only until the last book is released, that they go into a mental breakdown. I've supplied literary crack to three people.
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text: Meet half a block east of Plano Cycling & Fitness, 18th Street and North Central Expressway. This is a moderate paced ride of 28 to 45 miles with two stops for refreshments. We average around 14mph. All ride together to the first rest stop, then 'group up' depending on desired distance. Conversation skills are helpful on this ride. For information or directions contact Ferd Godbold. This ride is also advertsied by the GDB as the "Eastside Ride."


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Writers on the Range
The message of trees marked in blue
Logging the few large trees still remaining in Western forests will not salvage the timber industry, help local towns or prevent future wildfires
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The origin of names
In a small town, nobody remembers your last name, but everybody knows who you are, and what you do
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The bedbug letter, as it applies to overpopulation
The son of immigrants reconsiders his pro-immigration stance after talking to the patriarch of a very large Mexican family
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A timber mill's demise shakes everybody up
Environmentalists and timber workers can work together to create healthy local forests and economies, even in towns like Libby, Mont., where 300 people just lost their timber mill jobs
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On the road with Edward Abbey, chaos as usual
Thirty years ago, the writer took a road trip through the desert with Ed Abbey, and the memories still bring a smile
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Who are we?
Writers who use the editorial "we" should remember how large and diverse that American "we" can be
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Changing the world, one person at a time
A young woman realizes she doesn't belong in a national environmental organization when one of its well-dressed leaders tells her to forget about the simple life, because how a person lives doesn't really matter.
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Two legs good in wilderness, two wheels bad
A mountain biker says allowing bikes like his in wilderness areas would violate the letter and the spirit of the Wilderness Act.
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There's a wilderness niche for mountain biking
If mountain biking were allowed in designated wilderness areas, wilderness would gain a large number of new and committed advocates.
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When whiteouts in winter seem like forever
On the road in a snowstorm, time seems to stop, and you sometimes wonder if you will ever get home again.
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The activity of one type of immune cell helps regrow the limbs of amputated salamanders.
Daily News Roundup
The activity of one type of immune cell helps regrow the limbs of amputated salamanders.
Symbiotic fungi on the roots of bean plants can act as an underground signaling network, transmitting early warnings of impending aphid attacks.
A molecule found only in the blood of young mice dramatically reverses thickening and stiffening of the heart muscle in old mice.
The decline of a population of Arctic foxes isolated on a small Russian island may be due to mercury pollution from their diet of seabirds and seals.
Christian de Duve chose to be euthanized at home in Belgium at age 95.
Researchers in the Amazon are measuring how much carbon dioxide fertilizes the rainforest.
Animal-rights activists devastate a psychiatric research lab at the University of Milan.
A new survey finds a high incidence of sexual harassment and rape among women doing anthropological field work.
Scientists are stumped as to why hundreds of starved pups have been washing up on the California shore.
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The definitive documentary on psychotropic druggingthis is the story of the high-income partnership between drug companies and psychiatry which has created an $80 billion profit from the peddling of psychotropic drugs to an unsuspecting public.
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How valid are psychiatrists diagnosesand how safe are their drugs?
Digging deep beneath the corporate veneer, this three-part documentary exposes the truth behind the slick marketing schemes and scientific deceit that conceal a dangerous and often deadly sales campaign.
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I've eaten at most of the signature resturaunts over the years. Yes, we definitely have a favorite-Artist Point. We've celebrated so many anniversaries there, and the service, food, and atmosphere have always been excellent. Our recent 30th anniversary experience was something I'll never forget.
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I'm no longer as fond of Le Cellier at the Canada Pavilion as I once was. We have been making ADRs for our two WDW trips we have planned for this year, and not once have we thought about making an ADR for Le Cellier. The last time we ate at Le Cellier was in October 2010 before it was elevated to Signature status. I thought the food was OK, but I was less than impressed with the ambiance. I felt the tables were too close to one another, making me feel that I was having my dinner with the people sitting right next to me. The service wasn't bad, but it wasn't anything special. I thought our waiter wanted to quickly take our order so he could move on to the next table. Compare that to the service at Artist Point, a Signature restaurant at Wilderness Lodge. The dining room is large and spacious and I don't have the feeling that people at the next table are listening to my conversation. Our waiter spent time talking with us, not only about the menu, but also about how our day was going and offering suggestions on how we could enjoy our stay even more. Perhaps Le Cellier has changed now that it is a Signature class restaurant, but it is [was?] a step below Artist Point.
Speaking of Signature restaurants: Do you ever eat at Signature restaurants? If so, do you have a favorite?
Our first place we ate was at Cinderella's Castle and we returned every year until they turned it into a character event. I love that place - we celebrated our DS 12 and younger DD 16 birthdays there at their request. That place and the Hoop-de-do was always at their requests.
What place does the decor bother you? (The waiting area for Coral Reef reminds me of a pool locker.)
Janet & Dan
The decor at the Wave Restaurant. The bar area is themed nicely and then the restaurant is just 1960's boring.
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06-22-2012,09:16 PMI wouldn't go for less than 4 days.
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Surprising my father for his 70th birthday by having the entire family show up at Disney for a long weekend.
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Started visiting WDW in 1977 and we just went outside the parks for the 1st time in August 2011 to visit Harry Potter's village at Universal. For a maiden voyage it was pretty impressive, even in 98 degree heat. It convinced DH that we could use OKW or SSR as a base point to investigate the Orlando area.
DVC has inspired us to many 'firsts' that we never took the time to experience during our previous trips - has this been your experience?
Janet & Dan
Yes. The main thing I have changed is that I don't do commando trips any longer. I look more for the little details and special things (such as Hidden Mickeys). I don't feel the need to ride EVERYTHING each trip, there is always next time.
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Brisk temperatures didn't stop Lourdes Academy eighth graders from kicking off the sixth annual Oshkosh Schools Sail Week on Friday.
About 100 people erupted in cheers when James Schramm caught the first fish of the day just 30 minutes into an outdoor fishing event hosted Friday by the D.C. Everest fishing team.
Fighting back tears and at times pausing to compose himself, the brother of a 35-year-old Wisconsin Rapids man who was shot to death in 2008 thanked the Wisconsin Rapids Police Department and other supporters Friday for their help in getting a homicide ch
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Chancellor Thomas Harden announced that he will retain men's basketball coach Brian Wardle after an investigation into allegations he mistreated at least one former player.
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High Spirit: GHANA is a social-documentary photo project dedicated to highlighting and exposing the work of non-profits to a wider audience. This project is an Appreciation of Generosity to all American volunteers and international community who committed to change and enrich the quality of lives of the thousands of children and their families around the world.
In 2008 and 2009 I traveled to Ghana to document the work of Foundation of Orthopedics and Complex Spine (FOCOS), an international medical relief organization whose humanitarian mission is to provide free medical care to underserved communities in Ghana and people around the world.
FOCOS members work hard and long, and they do it entirely on a volunteer basis. That said, every one of them considers it a privilege to be part of these medical missions. Their compassion, perseverance, and commitment are nothing less than inspirational.
I have been participant in the following exhibitions:
2007 Exhibition at JCC, Ann Arbor
2008 Exhibition in Detroit, accompanied by the fund raising for non-profit organization FOCOS. All proceeds were donated to FOCOS
2009 Photograph was selected and published by Carlton Book in 'Sacred Journeys' by Rebecca Hint
2009 Solo Exhibition at University of Michigan Hospital, Taubman Center, 48 photographs
2010 Exhibition at JCC, Ann Arbor
2011 Published in ZOOM--Russia magazine, Russians Everywhere segment. Two pages spread includes the article written by Irina Tchmyreva
2011 During months of February through and March participated in the exhibition Women and Photography: Mirror Image, Florissant Valley Art Gallery, St. Louis, MO
2011 During months of July and August participated in the exhibition Themis, St. Louis, University Museum of Art, St. Louis, MO
2011 Chernobyl 25 years After portfolio was selected for FotoFest 2012 Biennial.
2012 In May RIANOVOSTI, the Russian news and information agency, invited me to participate in the project XXI. My Pacific Ocean. 21 photographers, were sent to 21 countries, the members of APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation). My reportage about Philippines was exhibited during Economic Summit in Vladivostok, in September, 2012, followed by second exhibition in October, in Moscow, Tretyakov Gallery. The book XXI. My Pacific Ocean is being published alongside with the exhibitions.
2012 Solo exhibition People of my World in St. Louis, MO, dates of the exhibition October 1, 2012 through month of March, 2013
2012 Selection of 23 photographs is in permanent collection of Israel Museum Library of Art
I published the book High Spirit GHANA. The book chronicles not only the high spirit of compassionate volunteers of FOCOS, but also the strength a generous spirit of Ghanaian people.
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I think of myself as an explorer out to discover life while trying to record and understand the essence of human character. I am a documentary photographer addressing social issues that concern me.
Formally a Mechanical Engineer, I became a photographer because of my desire to explore different worlds, to seek and document unique cultures, and to advocate against the dilution of those cultures into a dangerous and dull societal uniformity. My aspiration—to share the stories of the people I meet—is based upon my deep belief that the world is a beautiful and mystifying place, and that the people who inhabit it are enigmatic and fascinating creatures, each with their own unique experience.
Born in Minsk, Belarus, I have lived in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA since 1979
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Youth, Global Health, Healthcare access, Community, Volunteers, children, generosity, healing, giving.
I went to Ghana with the FOCOS group two times, in 2007 and 2008. I and my family financed these trips.
In 2007 I became the member of international group FOCOS (Foundation of Orthopedic and Complex Spine. Two times I traveled to Ghana with the FOCOS group documenting the hard work and long hours of team members, who consider it a privilege to be part of these medical mission. My objective was to capture the giving spirit of dedicated volunteers, their compassion, perseverance and commitment. Working for a non-profit organization like FOCOS was an absolute revelation to me: it taught me the meaning of genuine giving. Being a part of the team made me grow as a human being and as a photographer
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I am sure that many of us have some very fond memories of things that took place over the years at Christmas and for Joan and I this year was no exception.
A few weeks before Christmas, we learned that our granddaughter Alannah, who will be celebrating her 18th birthday in March, really only wanted one special gift this year. The gift was to somehow arrange for a young man by the name of Matt, with whom she has been corresponding over the Internet for the past two years, to pay her a visit so they could actually meet for the first time.
Most of us have heard some horror stories about meeting someone on the Internet, only to find out later that they were not what they represented themselves to be, resulting in a huge disappointment, and this thought initially crossed our minds.
After a discussion with Alannah's parents, arrangements were made to contact Matt's family and soon it became very apparent that this young man was certainly who he represented himself to be and was celebrating his 18th birthday on Dec. 21.
We also learned that he had never been to Canada from his home in Minnesota and had never flown, so this was indeed going to be a new experience for him.
He would be spending Christmas at Alannah's home with a family he had never met. This must have taken real courage on his part.
In addition, this year Alannah's parents had decided to host the Crossley family's Christmas, so Matt would suddenly be surrounded by a fairly large contingent of folks who would be strangers to him.
Matt, as it turned out, is a very quiet and polite young man, fitting in beautifully with his new surroundings, and meeting all the members of the Crossley family over Christmas and Boxing days.
It was obvious for even the casual observer to note that Matt and Alannah share many common interests.
Discussions have taken place regarding a return visit this summer.
Certainly this will be a Christmas memory for all to cherish and we look forward to his return.
It was 55 years ago on Jan. 1, 1958 that Burlington became a larger community when both Aldershot and Nelson townships merged with our city.
The Aldershot area has a fascinating history dating back to the time of LaSalle's famous stopover on the shore of Burlington Bay.
In the year 1857, the area where Plains and Waterdown roads now meet was renamed Aldershot after an English borough in Hampshire.
According to a short story titled The Story of Aldershot, written by Edwin Broadus in July 2007, the first farmers in the area grew grain. However, during the 19th century, most of them turned to growing fruits and vegetables.
By the 20th century, Aldershot was a famous fruit and gardening centre. For example, during the peak growing season in 1931, each week more than 2,000, 20-quart baskets of melons were picked and shipped to such distant points as Winnipeg and Montreal.
After amalgamation in 1958, all of this productive land became part of Burlington. Today, 55 years later, many fine homes are situated on this fertile land.
I received an e-mail from Bill Bright who read in my previous column about my friend Joe being anxious to identify some of the folks in a photo of the former staff at Burlington's Nicholson's Lumber where he had worked for more than 20 years.
Bill writes, "My grandfather Teddy Bright and my father Tom Bright worked at Nicholson's in the early 1950s. I worked as a paymaster there during the period of spring 1964 to December 1965.
"If you want names of A.S. Nicholson staff and numerous photos taken over the years at Nicholson's, simply go to the following site, http://images.burlington.halinet.on.ca, enter Nicholson Lumber in the space provided and press search."
Thanks, Bill. We did just that and were truly amazed at all the photos contained there, along with some fascinating postcards showing the early days of Burlington.
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May River Theatre Presents The Music Man
"Seventy-Six Trombones" are leading the May River Theatre into its 50th show, The Music Man. After 12 seasons at the Ulmer Auditorium, this community theatre has become a part of the "Bluffton State of Mind" and its history. The family-friendly musical is set in the town… |


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Frankie Grageda: Octomom Boyfriend, Orange Bodybuilder
by Free Britney at .As you may have heard, Octomom has a new man in Frankie G.
Yes, Nadya Suleman, the woman with 14 kids and has been celibate for 13 years (she has to be the only human being who can claim that), has a boyfriend.
Frankie Grageda, who drops his surname in favor of G because it must sound cooler, is a 23-year-old amateur bodybuilder with Tanning Mom-esque skin.
Clearly, it's a match made in heaven:
Video taken by TMZ showed the fitness buff welcoming her home from NYC at LAX airport Sunday. They've been together for two months, apparently.
Frankie admitted to the celeb news site that dating a chick with 14 kids makes for a different experience than he (or anyone else on Earth) is used to.
"It has its moments," he said. "Obviously she has a lot of kids but it's wonderful and I enjoy it. She's a wonderful person, she has a good heart."
Well, save for the whole Octomom porn thing.
Asked if their 13-year age difference would become an issue, Suleman, who met Frankie G in church, said: "No, I have the mind of an 18-year-old."
And the financial sense of an 18-month-old.
As for whether they've done the deed, that's unclear. Even when she was married, Suleman said she never liked to be intimate with her husband."I can tell you that I never touched him physically. It was a different type of marriage," she said this spring. "That's all I want to say about it."
"I'm the kind of person who can be with a man for years and never touch him. My mind is not wired that way. I don't need that kind of thing."
"I only had one boyfriend my whole life and I never loved him. I only wanted babies. People need sex, but I don't ... I have zero sexual interest."
These Nadya Suleman photos suggest otherwise.
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I bet she will change her tune if not already on the zero tolerance sex thing. She ain't that celebate!
I bet she will change her tune if not already on zero tolerance sex thing. She ain't that celebate!
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He's doing it for the publicity, isn't he?
He's "orange" because he just finished a competition. White guys put on heavy tanning cream to improve definition during a contest.


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Did you know that a cellphone is one of the filthiest personal gadgets we carry around in our pockets? It's about as a clean as a hotel remote. Japanese phone operator, NTT DoCoMo understands that in the real world, our hands are dirty as hell too. That's why they are conceptualizing a cellphone with a built-in air purifier.


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I'm going to gamesday in Chicago this year and I wanted to discuss this with them, specifically as it pertains to their damned 4th consecutive price rise.
In the Louisville area we seem to be losing players rapidly. We are at 50% of our normal strength from a couple years ago.
The main problem? Warmachine. Warmachine has over half of our old players, and accounts for about 90% of all new wargamers here. They cite many reasons for this but the top 3 that I hear a lot:
1) Prices
2) Point size in warmachine tournaments is 500 pts compared to Warhammer (more expensive money wise anyway).
3) Army lists in seperate books require MORE money to get your opponents lists, whereas in WM all is in one or two books.
There are a host of other reasons, but those are the ones I hear the most.
I realize in Europe this isn't as big a deal. I'm interested to hear from players in America ... how are GW games doing in your area? Are you getting more players? Holding steady? Or are you bleeding players away and why?


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HILLSVILLE — A man convicted of surprising his estranged wife and killing her Jan. 3, 2007, in her Ivanhoe home has filed an appeal.
Robert Allen Dutton, 57, was convicted in Carroll County Circuit Court of first-degree murder, use of a firearm and statutory burglary in the death of his wife of nearly eight years, Sandra Kay Dutton, 41, from gunshot wounds to the head and back.
Carroll deputies found her body on her bed, her keys in the lock on the open outside door, and her pocketbook and packages on the floor just inside an otherwise tidy house.
FRIES — A 17-year-old who was critically injured in a single-vehicle accident nearly a month ago was expected to return home Monday.
Phillip Mathew Norman, of Fries, was airlifted to Holston Valley Medical Center in Kingsport, Tenn. Sept. 15 after his vehicle collided with a tree.
Nearly a month later, Norman is scheduled to come home, according to his sister, Crystal.
INDEPENDENCE — Grayson County became the final piece of the puzzle for a regional grant application to bring a micro-lending business to the Twin Counties.
The board of supervisors approved the application during its regular meeting Oct. 9 — joining the City of Galax and Carroll County.
The process began in July when Brian Phipps of People Inc. of Abingdon approached the boards about the business that provides a micro-lending program for emerging businesses in the Twin Counties.
The Crossroads Small Business Development Center has led to the creation of 85 new businesses that represent the potential of 391 jobs.
The center, along with the Blue Ridge Crossroads Economic Development Authority and the Southwest Regional Enterprise Center which assists with small business development, hosted the recent "Celebration of Entrepreneurial Business Achievements" dinner and ribbon-cutting to recognize small business owners.
INDEPENDENCE — With one quarter of the 2008-09 fiscal year officially complete, several departments in Grayson are already being red-flagged.
Grayson County Administrator Bill Ring gave an update on the budget to the board of supervisors at its regular meeting last Thursday night.
"Times are difficult," said Ring. "Money is short."
Of course, the summer and fall months tend to be the slower because tax revenues have not begun to come in.
Vaughan-Bassett Furniture Co., now the largest manufacturer of wooden adult furniture in the nation, has set goals to drastically reduce solid waste, electricity consumption and finishing waste, allowing the company to become certified in Enhancing Furniture's Environmental Culture (EFEC).
The environmental management program was launched by the American Home Furnishings Alliance in 1999. It is a set of management tools and principles that a company can use to integrate environmental concerns into daily business practices.
HILLSVILLE — The Virginia State Police confirmed that an investigation is underway into financial allegations at the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce.
Sgt. Mike Conroy confirmed that chamber officials are cooperating with the investigation.
As the state police just got the information last Monday, the investigation is just starting. Conroy estimated that a typical investigation like this takes 60 to 90 days.
HILLSVILLE — As a candidate for the Carroll Board of Supervisors, Tom Littrell campaigned on having more open county meetings and using closed sessions as sparingly as possible.
After sitting in on both open and closed sessions, Littrell the supervisor believes that county officials have correctly and appropriately used exemptions allowed by law.
The point was raised recently by citizen Mike Goldwasser, as closed sessions have related to land deals by Carroll's governing bodies.
HILLSVILLE — An arrangement between developers and Carroll County over a pumping station near Interstate 77 has been reached.
In a press release Monday, Carroll officials said that the board of supervisors and public service authority have reached "an exceptionally reasonable agreement" regarding the pump station at the intersection of I-77 and U.S. 58.
The pump station property was located on land that Weststar Investments LLC bought at the intersection.
The Galax City School Board will seek citizen input on the qualifications they desire in a new schools superintendent.
The board has started the process of hiring a new superintendent to replace Sam Cook, who will retire at the end of 2008. Cook has been a superintendent of Galax schools since July 1, 1996, and is retiring after more than 42 years in public education.
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Marissa Mayer, New Yahoo! CEO, Announces She's Pregnant
A huge day for the longtime Google star. And nobody on the Yahoo! board was fazed in the least, she says.
2. The same day Marissa Mayer was named CEO of Yahoo!, she told "Fortune" that she's pregnant with her first child.
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3. Yahoo!'s board had no problem with it. "They showed their evolved thinking," Mayer said.
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4. Mayer has been a leading advocate for women in tech.
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5. "I like to stay in the rhythm of things…My maternity leave will be a few weeks long and I'll work throughout it."
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6. Mayer, 37, said she wants the guy she is replacing, Ross Levinsohn, to stick around, and called him "a phenomenal executive."
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I uploaded a crosser tutorial several months ago, but both the audio and video quality were quite sub-par. I had a gap in my tutorial shooting schedule, so I decided to do a better quality video and hope it's of more use in the long run than the other one was :)
Following up from last week's video on waistwraps, here is how you can accomplish waist wraps behind the back. It helps to have the behind the back weave under your belt, but if you've got that piece of the puzzle, this isn't that big a leap.
This week we're going to talk about waistwraps, which are a way of adapting three-beat weaves into a wall plane orientation. They require having your turns in both directions down, but the trick is that you'll always be turning across your body in the same direction so that you stay facing the audience.
If you've got your basic reel turns down, tuck turns are an easy next step that can add an additional level of visual immediacy to your turns. They're also the first example many of us encounter of a type of movement that plays a huge part in later moves called body tracing.
Here's a fun game I came up with the other day to help solidify one's command of timing and direction: put on your favorite piece of music and alternate 8-counts. On the odd 8-counts, you do whatever moves in that timing and direction suit you and on the even 8-counts you freeze in place and maintain timing and direction no matter where your hands land. Fun challenge!
It was requested over a year ago, but here is a video of some good ways to warm up and condition oneself before spinning. A lot of this is full-body intensive but the shoulder exercise at the end really will help develop the ability to perform flowers for long periods without fatigue.
Giants are one of those moves that take you out of keeping your hands still and your poi moving and set you up for extensions and flowers, which are essential to many intermediate moves. Here are a few basic exercises that can help these moves make a little more sense. That and they take up quite a lot of room, so they look really cool :)
The archer weave is a fun embellishment for the three-beat weave that leads directly into body tracing and a number of other fun techniques. When I first tried to learn it, I was baffled at how it could work. Here is an easy way to break it down so that you can see what makes this move tick.
While on the surface not terribly different from a thread the needle in same time, a thread the needle in split-time (also called split-time opposites) produces a small problem for the performer in that it doesn't present a dominant hand until one hand is crossed over the other. Thus, to perform this move successfully is to switch between positions in which the hands are crossed over each other rather than simply on top of each other as in same time.
Wraps are a nifty tool for switching directions and all-around looking cool that poi borrows from the glowsticking and nunchukus worlds. Here are some basics as to how they can be performed and what they can be wrapped around to create nifty effects your audience will dig!


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The State of the Union is …
Don't expect to hear much out of the President tonight. I've watched these since he took office and have learned not to expect too much out of them. One of the better ones was in 2005 when he called for the dismantling of Social Security. Along with Katrina later that year, this announcement and the resulting fallout really started to pave the path to changing the party in control of government.
We all know the shocking events of the 2006 elections – Republicans and their issues lost up and down ballots across the country. 2008 will continue that trend.
So what things will the president bring up tonight? Do you dare play a drinking game during the event? You could either get hammered or never take a sip, if you only choose one word. Do you select a handful and hope for the best? Assign words to friends? Because you're not watching this alone, are you? Friends don't let friends watch Bush alone. What kind of message will the corporate stenographers allow to get through? How manly will Bush look tonight? Fun, fun, fun!
I'm going to try to write about some of the things that are brought up tonight, with more analysis to follow in the days to come. Enjoy!


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1 1 1 A psalm. A song. For the Sabbath day. 1 +092:1-15 is numbered 92:2-16 in Hebrew texts.+1
1 It is good to praise the Lord 1 and make music to your name, O Most High,
2 proclaiming your love in the morning 2 and your faithfulness at night,
3 to the music of the ten-stringed lyre 3 and the melody of the harp.
4 For you make me glad by your deeds, Lord; 4 I sing for joy at what your hands have done.
5 How great are your works, Lord, 5 how profound your thoughts!
6 Senseless people do not know, 6 fools do not understand,
7 that though the wicked spring up like grass 7 and all evildoers flourish, 7 they will be destroyed forever.
8 But you, Lord, are forever exalted.
9 For surely your enemies, Lord, 9 surely your enemies will perish; 9 all evildoers will be scattered.
10 You have exalted my horn[a] like that of a wild ox; 10 fine oils have been poured on me.
11 My eyes have seen the defeat of my adversaries; 11 my ears have heard the rout of my wicked foes.
12 The righteous will flourish like a palm tree, 12 they will grow like a cedar of Lebanon;
13 planted in the house of the Lord, 13 they will flourish in the courts of our God.
14 They will still bear fruit in old age, 14 they will stay fresh and green,
15 proclaiming, "The Lord is upright; 15 he is my Rock, and there is no wickedness in him."


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'Himnae', the song of hope and courage
March 25, 2011Netizens selected SNSD's 'Himnae (Way To Go)' as the best song that could provide hope as well as courage to people who are feeling down, depressed or suffering from disasters like the massive earthquake that shook Northeastern Japan recently.
Music site, Monkey3 conducted a survey entitled 'What are the songs that provide hope and courage?' from March 17th to 23rd. SNSD's 'Himnae' received overwhelming support from netizens where it was ranked 1st with 253 votes (40%). 'Himnae' was released in 2009 and it was one of the songs in SNSD's 1st Mini Album 'Gee'. The song is special such that it could provide 'energy' and brighten up the mood of a depressed or disheartened person.
Kim Soohyun's 'Dreaming', the OST of KBS drama 'Dream High' took the 2nd spot with 181 votes (29%) while In SoonI's 'Goose's Dream' came in 3rd with 71 votes (11%). Big Bang's 'Oh My Friend' secured the 4th spot with 55 votes (9%), followed by Jaurim's 'Ha Ha Ha Song' in 5th with 44 votes (5%) and Roller Coaster's 'Cheer Up, Mr Kim' in 6th with 31 votes (5%).
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Sep9-07, 02:48 AM | #1 |
Animals ability to sense impending natural disasters.
Elephents in thailand heading to high ground before tsunami. Animals acting funny before earthquakes. Etc.
Sep9-07, 10:48 AM | #2 |
I saw a test done once where dog's could sense their masters coming home. It was an interesting test.
Sep9-07, 02:00 PM | #3 |
Take a look at this:
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/anima...talltales.html |
Sep10-07, 11:55 AM | #4 |
Animals ability to sense impending natural disasters. |
Sep14-07, 09:38 PM | #5 |
A buddy and I once had his dog track us down out in the middle of the woods, several miles from his house. We had just parked when he startled both of us when he jumped into the bed of the truck.
My guess was that he followed the exhaust trail. I don't see how he could have followed the sound of the engine echoing through the hills. And as quickly as he found us, it was almost certainly not blind luck. |
Sep15-07, 02:45 AM | #6 |
Sep20-07, 10:40 PM | #7 |
It is crazy to think that an animal would be able to sense a natural disaster. But what really confuses me is how the elephant decided to go to high ground. I'm sure the animal doesn't know what a tsunami is and that high ground is the answer. Why didn't it get scared and maybe run or hide in a hidden area. It knew to go to high ground. |
Sep21-07, 03:10 AM | #8 |
Perhaps in the case of the Tsunami, they could sense ground vibrations and the direction of the source, and ran the other way.
Sep21-07, 08:38 AM | #9 |
Sep21-07, 05:36 PM | #10 |
I've moved this thread over to biology from Skepticism and Debunking, because it's really not very unexplained that different animals sense the environment differently than humans do, and are also more sensitive to things in the environment (including changes in weather) that humans either fail to perceive, or fail to react to upon perceiving. There's no reason not to discuss this from a biological perspective. We may not know the precise mechanisms at this time, but I am unaware of any credible explanation other than one involving the sensory systems.
However, upon moving it, I removed the sidetrack in the thread that does not directly address the opening question, and is not suitable for biology. I will discuss with Ivan if it is worth splitting into it's own thread in S&D, or leaving deleted, so it is deleted for now until we figure out what to do with it (just so anyone following this thread knows where their posts have gone if they were ones affected by the deletions). |
Sep21-07, 05:54 PM | #11 |
Elephants, or rather their feet, are sensitive to low frequency vibrations, and they apparently communicate over long distances through the ground using low frequency vibration - IIRC in the Hz range. Humans may not be sufficiently sensitive to it.
The speed of sound will be much faster in solid ground than water, so pressure waves would precede a tsunami. Perhaps the elephants sense the disturbances in the ground caused by the quake or tsunami and decided to head in the opposite direction. If one stands by a roadway (particularly with bare feet), one can feel the vibrations from cars and trucks. It's a normal phenomenon. |
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lefttown commented on the diary post Can Unions and Cooperatives Join Forces? An Interview With United Steelworkers President Leo Gerard by Amy B. Dean .
Ask Leo Gerard about contract negotiations with Caterpillar. Ask him how it's going with: Mandatory overtime Abolishing retiree health care benefits Elimination of defined benefit pension plan for new hires Higher health care costs: More job insecurity Statement of the Socialist Equality Party (April 2013):
The USW, just like the UAW and IAM, is nothing but [...]
lefttown commented on the diary post Peter Van Buren: If the Government Does It, It's "Legal" by Tom Engelhardt.
Well, I'm glad you're so happy with how things stand.
lefttown commented on the blog post The GOP War on Hillary Clinton Begins Anew
I hope they find the one thing that will bring her down, whether it be Benghazi, bribes, or tapes showing a menage a trois with her, Madeleine Albright, and Susan Rice (Ew). Anything, anything, to make sure this warmongering corporatist isn't on the ballot.
lefttown commented on the diary post Peter Van Buren: If the Government Does It, It's "Legal" by Tom Engelhardt.
They were ridiculous and totally meaningless statements to begin with, made only by habitual and perhaps paid, Obamabots and Demobots.
I absolutely agree with what you wrote, and yet, even now, Norman Solomon and the Democratic Party gatekeepers have their columns reprinted. They still assert that "Romney would have been worse," and yet they never tell [...]
lefttown commented on the diary post Rant 5: From Here, Where? by rosalind.
I totally agree. People tried so hard to get others on board with third party candidates, and we had to fight against column after column of failed liberals supporting the tired, old, one-dimensional "lesser of two evils" strategy. From the many comments I've read, those "popular" voices who had national exposure and squandered it by [...]
lefttown commented on the blog post Less a political philosophy than a doomsday cult
There's plenty of openings for non-tenured history teachers at many junior colleges and trade schools. He wouldn't do much harm there.
What's wrong with junior colleges and trade schools? Why would you wish him on those places of learning? He would do "much" harm there, too. Sorry, but that sounds kind of snobbish to me.
lefttown commented on the diary post The Hillary Clinton Gender Gap by inoljt.
It's all so predictable. In 2008 and 2012, the accusations of racism flew whenever someone legitimately criticized Obama. In 2016, accusations of sexism will cut off any criticism of Hillary, along with the ever-constant "lesser of two evils" propaganda. They'll say women would govern with more compassion, and apply that concept to–of all people–Hillary. "We [...]
lefttown commented on the diary post Don't Vent, Organize — And "Primary" a Democrat Near You by Norman Solomon.
This sounds like let's "elect more, better Dems" by "working within the Democratic Party." We've been there and done that. The entire Democratic Party has proven itself to be completely corrupted, in my opinion, and there's no going back. If we could manage to elect one or two people who want to lower themselves by [...]
lefttown commented on the blog post The Roundup for May 1, 2013
Another pipeline spill, this time in Doniphan, Missouri:
lefttown commented on the blog post Saudis Explicitly Warned U.S. Intelligence Agencies About Tamerlan Tsarnaev
Bush was warned over and over back in 2001. A pattern seems to emerge: terrorize citizens and they become compliant. What's a little terror if it gives the PTB what they want: the power to spy, mount cameras on every street corner, kick in doors without warrants, continue the interrogation of a suspect whether he/she requested a lawyer or not, etc.? And the 1% makes money on it! I'm sure they think it was worth it.
lefttown commented on the diary post Obama in a web of deceit – is he a spider or a bug? by joe shikspack.
This was a legitimate vote in a swing state.
A vote for a murderer is never a legitimate vote. Not in a swing state. Not when he's running against Romney, who was neither more nor less evil than Obama.
People can salve their consciences by asserting it was legitimate, but it wasn't. -
lefttown commented on the blog post The Roundup for April 25, 2013
Venezuela arrests American on charges of coup plot.
Best news I've read all morning!
lefttown commented on the diary post Green Party Fails to ASK Public What it Would Take to Vote Green, Sets up Make-Believe Government by metamars.
Yes, that' what I meant. No, I'm sorry to say I don't have any inside information on why that would be so. Do you know of any party in the U.S. that does provide social services? I would be inclined to volunteer for such a party.
lefttown commented on the diary post Green Party Fails to ASK Public What it Would Take to Vote Green, Sets up Make-Believe Government by metamars.
Punny indeed! You wrote:
What is clearly not working is to just run candidates on the basis of some idealistic platform, somehow thinking that the more stellar the platform, the more the public will beat down your doors, looking to support you.
I agree, and I think starting up a political party through social services may [...]
lefttown commented on the diary post Green Party Fails to ASK Public What it Would Take to Vote Green, Sets up Make-Believe Government by metamars.
The social services model is something the Black Panther Party pioneered here stateside back in the day (called "Survival Pending Revolution")
Successful left political parties in the Global South have sprung out of popular movements, not the reverse.
Excellent ideas, IMO. Start with social services, form a popular movement, and a political party grows from there. Time [...]
lefttown commented on the diary post Boston Bombing Blame….Whom? Protecting us? Complete Failure. by Synoia.
Excellent diary! Recommended.
lefttown commented on the diary post White House brags that Obama budget is more austere that the Sequester by wigwam.
After all that's going on with Obama and the Democratic Party, I have to ask myself: which party is "riding the crazy train" and who are -hadists," members of the Tea Party or the so-called Progressives? What I mean is, I don't feel anyone has the right to any political coalition names. There's plenty of [...]
lefttown commented on the diary post Michael Moore, Obama, and the left by GA_spoken.
Obama is a total fraud, but Romney was worse…
Now how can you write that? That Romney "was" worse? You don't know what circumstances might have prevailed (whistleblowers suddenly finding their voices, the inability of Romney to carry forth Obama's drone policy, the inability of Romney to harness enough true believers to have his back, Romney's [...]
lefttown commented on the blog post Democrats Push Back Against Obama Budget As Republicans Take Advantage
Democrats seeking election, or especially re-election, to the House and Senate are on notice from the GOP: you can support the president's budget and be part of a "shocking attack on seniors" … and orphans … and veterans … and widows … and the disabled.
Good for the Republicans. I was wondering when they would decide they're not going to be Obama's patsies in his "the Republicans made me do it" cowardly game.
lefttown commented on the diary post Time to Bell the Obama Cat by Norman Solomon.
The story goes that some mice became very upset about the cat in the house..
But, Norman, you were one of the "Progressives" that brought the cat into the house, with your support of Obama as the lesser of two evils. When courage was needed, you and your fellow "Progressives" got together and decided Obama was [...]
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Supernatural: War of the Sons
Supernatural: War of the Sons by Rebecca Dessertine and David Reed is the sixth novel tie-in for Supernatural. It takes place shortly after the fifth season episode My Bloody Valentine. It was published August 31, 2010 by Titan Books and is 336 pages in length.
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On the hunt for Lucifer, the boys find themselves in a small town in South Dakota where they meet Don - an angel with a proposition... Don sends them a very long way from home, on a mission to uncover the secret Satan never wanted them to find out.
Plot Summary
Investigating recent reports of Biblical signs at a small town, Dean and Sam discover an angel, Don, who claims to have been the guardian of Lucifer's Cage. Unwilling to return to guard duty in Hell after witnessing life on Earth, Don offers to send Sam and Dean back in time to 1954 in order to recover the War Scroll, a scroll said to contain a battle plan for killing Lucifer, that was lost in New York in July 1954.
Although Sam and Dean are able to recover the War Scroll - aided by father-and-daughter Hunter team Walter and Julia Wilder - they are shocked to discover that the scroll's only information is a list of the bloodlines of Angelic vessels; the 'battle plan' merely consists of eliminating the Vessels so that the Angels can never manifest on Earth in the first place. Realizing that Don is really working for the demons - including Eisheth, an Angel who willingly became a demon out of love for Lucifer before she was trapped with the Scroll - Dean and Sam make a deal with Eisheth to return to the present day, provoking Don into fighting with Eisheth after she has possessed Sam before Castiel teleports Dean and Sam/Eisheth away, allowing Don to be smote by the other angels. Eisheth, as per their deal, takes another host and departs.


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