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I really enjoyed this kind of approach to writing. After finding my topic, ( the poem is based off a weird dream I had, which stood out more because I don't dream) After getting the title/topic-Tlaloc, an Aztec deity, and all sorts of apocalyptic imagery, I had began my word choices. Before this, though, I looked at the html set-up of Tacoma Grunge. I noticed beyond organizing words by nouns, adjective, etc, the poet also selects words that will build environment.
This is something I tried to copy, and it's something I think is a key difference in writing generative poetry. I can estimate, using the code, where and in what circumstances my words will appear, but cannot really say what lines will appear. So what I tried to do, what I thought I saw Chuck Ryback, author of Tacoma Grunge doing, was to construct a wordbank that all related to the topic at some level.
I did some research about Tlaloc, trying to find ideas or things associated with him that I could use in my poem. Since my dream had a very doom-y perspective, I tried to build this mood in my verb and adjective choices, deliberately choosing harsh sounding words and words that have a negative connotation. Unhappy stuff, lots of death.
In all honesty, I think I went a little too far afield. I think my poem could be a little more focused on Tlaloc and aspects of him-more water related stuff, more Aztecian mythology in general, Tlaloc celebrations. I bring in other mythologies-Christian, Nordic, North American Native American, Islamic, as well as various New Age mysticism and fringe cults and what have you. While I think they were interesting, I think I could have limited my focus-I feel the poem is less about Tlaloc than it could have been, and with a little more research I can come up with a lot more great Aztec/Tlaloc specific stuff.
Making verb selections was interesting. I would pick a word, and then that word would make me think of three others. This was helpful in fleshing out the poem, and making sure that lines/phrases/words didn't repeat themselves too much, which made everything look new, but it also made me question if I was writing, or simply playing word association. I was trying to associate words with the topic, and I feel the paranoiac atmosphere I was going for gave me some leeway, but I am still not completely satisfied. I'm also split between this being unhappy with the way the words kind of took off in a million directions, away from Tlaloc-centric stuff, or unhappy because I was projecting a different kind of expectations to the writing.
In the first attempt, I was much more interested in getting the words up there than anything else. For the final poem, I tried to be a little more cognizant of my placement. To this end, I made an alteration to the html code, constructing a variable of just god-names. I also changed some code to fix the s (the letter just seemed to crop up, which lead to odd spelling). These are small changes but I think they improved how my poem looks and reads.
I'm totally enamored with the project. I really like seeing how lines are constructed just from a database I set up and kept tweeting lines because I was really pleased with some. There were lines I would have never thought of writing, and it just keeps going. Poetry to me is all about creating lines that convey extraordinary meaning, and I think that generative poetry is an extremely effective way of doing that, since you are more carefully adding words since you have less control where they appear.
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This weekend: Kings Place Festival 2013
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With over 100 eclectic events picked from the very best of our broad music and arts programme, there is no better way to explore London's newest independent venue than the Kings Place Festival 2013. Enjoy a year's worth of shows in just 3 days.
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One of my favourite London venues is hosting a party this weekend. Okay, a festival. Its canal side location has a variety of events on offer, sure to be something there to please everyone. It's also close to Caravan and Grain Store if you want to stroll over for something to eat.
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Erik told me I needed to keep up on our blog. And when I didn't do it that day, he posted for me. That is why you have been staring at these pictures with no words. Well, thanks to me you now get commentary.
Before we left the house I swear Erik almost got struck down by lightning for his costume. But I have to say it was extremely hilarious, and he did look pretty cute (?). Of course, I was thy typical gangsta-thug.
Why yes you are right, that is Obama on my money necklace. And yes my belt buckle is a goblet that says "PIMP" on it.
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Wow, I really should have thought a bit more when I decided to create a blog. Turns out I have 4 assessments due in over the next week, so I won't be able to post any more entries for a while. This may upset all three people who have read my blog (I'm not joking), but hopefully I'll be back with my theories on popular culture sooner rather than later.
Just one thought- has anyone seen The Hills? This show is inexplicably massive over in America, and since it's showing on Go! at night I thought I'd tune in and see what all the fuss was about. The show consists of three main components:
- Pans of Los Angeles' city life. This takes up anywhere between 30 seconds to five minutes of each 20 minute episode, presumably depending on how much "drama" the producers have captured.
- The cast (is that the right word? I don't feel that they deserve such a title) sitting around and whingeing about their relationship troubles. Of course, when the guys do this, instead of talking it out, they instead shoot brooding glances at the cameras, leading to plenty of awkward silences and, more importantly, unintentional comedy.
- Scenes showcasing the glitz and glamour of Los Angeles. The girls often go out to hip restaurants and then move onto posh nightclubs, where they unsuccessfully attempt to converse over a 130 decibel speaker set blaring in the background.
So two thirds of the show is effectively an advertisment for The City of Angels. Yet this is not the thing that bugs me most about The Hills. That honour goes to the description of the show; "reality television". For me, reality television is something like Big Brother. Whilst Big Brother may not perfectly capture a microcosm of humanity, its fly-on-the-wall style at least enables this to be a possibility. The Hills, however, lacks this subtlety, and resultantly the drama seems forced, as if the cast had been coerced into such a situation by the producers. This causes the cast to look like really bad actors. Which may be true. In which case, an amusing paradox arises. But more than likely, it is purely because the constraints placed on the cast create a sense of artificiality, and not the cool, superstylised version either.
I, for one, would be an avid fan of The Hills (or any reality show for that matter) if they showed what really went on in these people's lives. For example- California is notorious for its lax attitude towards the use of marijuana. Wouldn't you watch a show in which Spencer Pratt took a hit from a bong, then proceeded to sing the American national anthem whilst wearing a pair of underwear on his head? Drunk/high people are often a great source of comedy (remember that scene in Borat with the college frat boys?), and it's pretty damn realistic too. Put it this way: the majority of the audience have gone out and gotten so drunk that the next morning, they don't have the faintest idea what they did last night. But how many can say that they go to the hippest clubs in the world each week?
Yes, I know that for many viewers, television is a medium for escaping the drudgery of their life, but when the fantastical elements (the clubs, city shots) of the show coalesce with the mundane (everything else on the show), it creates a monotonous, uninteresting piece of drivel. If I were in charge of The Hills, here's what I would propose:
- Reduce the amount of aerial shots of Los A ngeles. It's an awesome city, we get it.
- Introduce the boyfriends to fantastically bejugged women with a penchant for alcohol. Catfights are a staple of great drama/comedy.
- Mess with the cast. Let a goat loose in Lauren's house at night. Observe her reaction the next morning when she wakes up to find her lounge torn to shreds. Priceless. Or- hire actors to create potentially awkward social situations. Wouldn't it make enthralling television if Jason was accused of being racist by a 6″6 former NBA player?
- Pit them against each other in a series of sporting contests- A can't miss idea.
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Robson and two volunteers started the program for kids ages 8 through 14 last year, training them how to ride and teaching mountain bike etiquette.
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Jupiter in Velvet is based out of London and has received critical acclaim from many music critics from around the globe. With the release of his Debut CD 'Screaming the Love Behind the Scars', Jupiter has landed and is set to achieve galactic domination. The 10 song CD is available on their website, iTunes, CDBaby, Amazon and many more global digital distributorsScreaming the Love Behind the Stars is one release that certainly doesn't disappoint. This is artist that brings to the table effective songwriting via a highly marketable musical delivery. This meshed with a one in a million Punk Pop Rock sound and effective visuals and vocals makes for a very effective combination no doubt. Jupiter in Velvet is just a breath away from Modern Pop or even Light Punk but skillfully and methodically never crosses the line into those realms. All songs are impressive snapshots - wonderfully simple but masterful in their overall arrangements. I can also hear a slight old school psychedelic UK Punk-esque touch to the music as well like Iggy Pop, Rolling Stones and Roxy Music. I might add Jupiter in Velvet is no slouch on all instruments. Music reminded me of a cross between The Velvet Underground and Todd Rundgren. This CD is quite entertaining overall with an amazing vocal front of Jupiter in Velvet who is a musical triple threat in my mind. He is a world class songwriter; he has an amazing voice and a likeable musical personality. His lyrical content is straight from the heart and offers a very strong and confident male perspective and spirit. No doubt many females will love him as well. All song do exactly what they are meant to do via well-crafted movements and top tiered musicianship. The overall production value is superb with a crystal clear sound quality.Jupiter in Velvet should put at least one "Bad or Naughty/ Bad Boy" statement on his CD that goes against the grain of the rest of the material. I think this will keep people guessing, off center and speak to even more rebellious fans in the process. Many of these complements are elements of classic punk anyway.Jupiter in Velvet has proven himself with this latest release. Whoever he is - he is clearly an up and coming talent around London. He's clearly capable musicians. I must admit Screaming the Love Behind the Stars sucked me in like a powerful drug and refused to let go long after the music was over. This usually indicates he is something special about the artist or band in question. Thus deserving praise, recognition and musical fame at the international level.Rating: 8/10 | Learn more about Jupiter in Velvet or to purchase Screaming the Love Behind the Stars, click here.
Chicago based Dr. Wippit just released his latest release: An Anthology of Sorts in 2012. An Anthology of Sorts" is one release that certainly doesn't disappoint. This is one artist that brings to the table effective songwriting via a highly passionate musical delivery. This meshed with a one in a million Alternative Urban Rock sound and songwriting make for an effective combination. Dr. Wippit even touches on Jam Band, and Melodic Indie Pop-Rock. All songs are wonderfully simple but masterful in their overall arrangements. Music reminded me of a cross between Sublime, Jason Mraz and even Jack Johnson. On the other side of the sonic spectrum I can hear: The Long Beach Dub All-Stars, Fishbone and 311. This CD is quite entertaining and uplifting overall with an amazing vocal front of Dr. Wippit himself. Wippit is one of those one man circus artists and is quite appealing and marketable (vocals and visuals). If he just so happened to write all these songs well he could be bigger than any of us realize at the moment. But his biggest downfalls are 2 items. 1: his rhythm section is shall we say somewhat lacking. 2: the overall quality of the CD is all over the place and doesn't sound pro-caliber at all. Still there all songs that are amazing via well-crafted effects and top tiered musicianship. Dr. Wippit is no-doubt a good guitarist and there are some incredible moments on this CD. Many songs simply personify the Human Experience which gives Dr. Wippit an amazing feel in his attempt to connect with a Urban cult fanbase around Chicago.I give him an "A" for effort but a C- for execution. Dr. Wippit has proven himself with this release – but he has a way to go to reach his full potential. No doubt his best music is yet to come. He's still an up and coming talent around Chicago and he is clearly a capable writer, singer and musician. I must admit "An Anthology of Sorts" sucked me in like a powerful drug and refused to let go long after the EP was over. This usually indicates he is something special about the artist or band in question. Thus deserving praise, recognition and musical fame at the international level.


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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
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Saturday, March 6, 2010
5 more found with a little help from Kristina Chartier
I put the word out to my Photographers to send in their Brides and Grooms, and I knew Kristina would be the first to help.
Thanks Kristina!!
Simone and Vishal Bali
August 4 2006
Hotel Del Coronado
Sheila and Marco Ilardi
September 30 2006
San Diego Natural History Museum
Susan and Kevin Burlingame
May 12 2007
San Diego Natural History Museum
Natalie and Stephen Forbes
July 21 2007
El Cortez
Jennifer and Adam Brigham
August 1 2009
The Dana on Mission Bay
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Jill and Matthew d'Artenay
May 20 2006
La Jolla Patio
Jackie and Dan Wilson
Feb 13 2007
Weymouth Englnd
Kristen and Jason Macomb
July 14 2007
The Prado in Balbo Park
Genevieve and Mauricio Perez
August 11 2007
The Prado in Balboa Park
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
6 More Brides and Grooms found!
Hillary and Jeff Whittington
July 9 2005
The Dana on Mission Bay
Elissa and Justin Hoehn
May 7 2006
Luscomb Point
Brittany and Ricard Meyer
July 22 2006
The Ritz Carlton Laguna Nigel
Melissa and Ryan Terrill
August 27 2006
Cuvier Park
Tarja and Ken
July 7 2007
Four Seasons Aviara
Patty and Thomas Schwab
December 9 2007
The Grande Colonial
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ADW Celebrating 150 weddings and events
As we celebrate our biggest milestome yet, ADW would like to say THANKS to all the amazing couples weve had the pleasure to know.
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Ilda and Matthew Clark
December 5 2009
La Jolla Hyatt Regency
Courtney and Chris Luni
October 24 2009
Rancho Bernardo Inn
Kate and Scott Sharrow
September 18 2009
The Dana on Mission Bay
Regina and Eric Rapoport
September 13 2009
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Amy and Ed Legaspi
September 5 2009
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Allison and Quinn Walker
August 8 2009
Walker Estate Point Loma
Ally and Dan Idell
August 28 2009
Breakers Beach Coronado
Chelsea and Ryan Marble
Augut 29 2009
The Prado in Balboa Park
Jenny and Jeff Fleishhacker
July 3 2009
Darlington House
Audra and Brandon Marvin
July 18 2009
Museum of Man
Heather and Noel Wilcockson
May 30 2009
La Valencia
Beth and Jay Vannoy
April 25 2009
Coronado Marriott Resort
Amy and Brad Heise
March 28 2009
L'Auberge Resort and Spa
Lacy and Jeremy Embree
December 20 2008
The Handlery Hotel
Valarie and Mike Amador
October 25 2008
The Prado in Balboa Park
Jade and Jay Richardson
October 3 2008
The Prado in Balboa Park
Katie and Colin Duncan
August 8 2008
Torrey Pines Hilton
Shelly and Marcus Silva
July 13 2008
Paradise Point Resort and Spa
Sophia and Gary Youm
June 28 2008
US Grant Hotel
Suzy and Matt Marinkovich
May 10 2008
Catamaran Resort
Melinda and John Kollus
September 8 2007
Pebble Beach Lodge
Aimee and Jered LaFuze
April 21 2007
Tom Hams Lighthouse
Jennifer and Jeff Soto
January 27 2007
L'Auberge Resort and Spa
Brianne and Johnnie Loveday
October 8 2006
Cuvier Park
Chrissy and Peter Litton
September 2 2006
La Jolla Patio
Jen and Jon Hegreness
July 9 2006
L'Auberge Resort and Spa
Kristy Welch and Kyle King
March 5 2005
The Lodge Torrey Pines
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Ceremony Music
For those of you looking for Traditional Ceremony Music, here is the most asked for song for the Brides Entrance
My Favorite Wedding Party song
Another really good Wedding Party Song
And of course your Grand Recessional
My Favorite Wedding Party song
Another really good Wedding Party Song
And of course your Grand Recessional
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Entanglement is one of the major biological impacts of marine debris. I also feel like it is the most well known, likely because of the sensationalized but gruesome photos that come from such wildlife/trash interactions.
Entanglement is prevalent across all species, but is must well studied in the turtles (100% of species), seabirds (50% of species), and marine mammals (66% of species). Only recently have studies looked at entanglement in fish and marine invertebrates, but given the quantities of trash, and the diversity of each of these groups, it seems likely that both are being heavily impacted.
Entanglement can cause immediate death by starvation or drowning. It can also lead to reduced ability to swim, forage, and feed, which may lead to eventual starvation. As an animal grows, entangling plastics can cut into and injure that animal, as well as strangle digestive tracts, or other important organs.
I am always interested when a marine litter paper comes out in regards to sharks. They are not a group that gets much attention in marine litter literature. They have other major human threats (like shark fishing and finning) that are threatening their populations, but they are effected nevertheless.


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Radiohead Unveil First *Newspaper Album – The King Of Limbs
Radiohead have unveiled details of their 8th studio album titled 'The King of Limbs' to be released this coming Saturday [February 19th].
I'm not really sure what a newspaper album is, but in a similar vein to 'In Rainbows', there are a few vinyl and special edition artwork pieces involved for a set price of about £30. The digital is not a pay-what-you-want however, set price is £6.
There is no released tracklisting, but here are a few possible inclusions to wet your whistle:
check it out: http://www.thekingoflimbs.com
Update: There Will Be 8 Tracks.
Update: Here is a woodland press-release photo:
Update: It turns out 'Mouse Dog Bird' was renamed to 'Separator'. So 2 out 3 ain't bad!
-James Godwin, February 14th, 2011
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Figures that are popular in the gulf states (Include Iraq)
1. Hymara Alqaylh
Hymara Alqaylh, an Arabic name meaning " the donkey of the noon," is a donkey demon that come out in the noon to scare children.
2. Tntl طنطل
He has many arms and one eye.
3. Am alsa'af ( the mother of the palm leaves hahah)
4. Al Goul
5. Al Jathoom
which means "What sits heavily on something". In folklore across Arab countries, the 'Kaboos' is believed to be a shayṭān or a 'ifrīt which sits, heavily, on people's chests.
6. Marid = Dagon
It is widely believed that Dagon, the major northwest Semitic god worshipped by the early Amorites and Philistines (2500 BC), was a direct influence upon the emerging Arab mythology of the djinn.
7. Abu Kes (the bag)
A bag which has a master who live inside the bag and puts the naughty children into the bag


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Let's play a game of "where were you when you heard…?"
Actually, no – this is a non-interactive blog post, so let's play "here's where I was when I heard…"
…hydraulic deathgroin…
When Princess Di died, I was working at the menswear counter in Farmers (my part-time job while I was at University*). We started hearing from customers that something had happened to her – first it was that she was sick or hurt, then that she was dead. I finally got confirmation when I got home that evening and turned on the news.
The 9/11 attacks occurred in the early hours of the morning New Zealand time. I assume I'd been listening to music in the car on the drive in to work; if I'd had the radio on, I'd have doubtless heard about it from that. As it happened, I got to work, sat down at my desk and started my usual checking of e-mails and blog sites. The day's entry on one of the e-mail lists that I was signed up for ended with something to the effect of "our thoughts are with everyone in New York today" – "Huh. Wonder what that's about?" I thought. A little while later I wandered out into the main area of the office to find that a TV had been wheeled out and tuned to the rolling news coverage. "Huh. That it'll be it, then." I thought.
I heard about Michael Jackson's death on Twitter.
I heard about the Pope's resignation on Twitter.
I heard about Margaret Thatcher's death on Twitter. And, as I was in the process of writing this post, I heard about the bombings in Boston on Twitter. Well, Facebook, but only because I checked it first.
Look, I'm not saying this is a bad thing – the speed at which information can travel around the world through informal networks of personal connections is a wondrous and powerful thing. It's just the way things are headed now for those of us lucky enough to live in the digital society. Word of mouth now has a hashtag.
When the chemtrail-spewing murderbots finally evolve consciousness and invade, I'm sure I'll know about it straight away as whatever communication device, sub-dermal implant or genetically-engineered brain parasite I'm using for communication at the time will doubtless light up with dozens of comments to the effect of "That awkward moment when a murderbot ejaculates acid at you from its hydraulic deathgroin" "Face melted clean off! #ttrtpt #killbots" and so on. And I'll think "Huh."
And my "Huh." will be broadcast to everyone who knows me (hashtag #huh), which will be no good, because they'll all be dead.
*The other day I was shopping there and the person who served me was someone I used to work with back then. Not sure if she recognised me, and I didn't say anything, because how do you word "hey – remember me? I used to be exactly where you still are now, only that was fifteen years ago!" without having to then watch a person visibly die inside?


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LvdH PPMC offers various services in both Dutch and English. At present the following services are offered:
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SAN FRANCISCO–Hotel Zoe San Francisco, Fisherman's Wharf's newest luxury boutique hotel, announced the grand opening of the hotel after a $16 million dollar reimagination, as well as the launch of its new San Francisco-themed programming. Inspired by luxurious yachts found in ...Read More »
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Two investigative bombs with long fuses are sizzling under Tom DeLay, America's Machiavelli of gerrymandering and shakedown fundraising. They both involve active grand juries investigating alleged money-laundering and campaign finance abuses. DeLay, House majority leader, is still laughing off these probes in public, but he has hired criminal attorneys and begun a defense fund.
The first bomb involves the Senate's Indian Affairs Committee, led by John McCain. It is scheduled to hold a hearing on September 29 into the alleged fleecing of Indian tribes by two of DeLay's closest allies, lobbyists Jack Abramoff and Mike Scanlon. They have been paid more than $45 million over three years by casino-owning tribes for services that remain unclear. Dissidents in these tribes, who have asked to testify, claim they were duped and that most tribal members were kept in the dark about these exorbitant fees. Roy Fletcher, spokesman for the Coushatta tribe of Louisiana's pro-casino faction, which retained Abramoff, says the tribe is investigating whether it got what it paid for.
But while the hearing may expose some wrongdoing, the more threatening aspect of the Washington probe involves the FBI and a federal grand jury that has been meeting for months. Federal prosecutors have assembled a war room full of banking and billing records as well as e-mails from Abramoff and Scanlon. They are focusing on the laundering of money for personal extravagances and political campaigns.
DeLay's name may not even come up much during the Senate testimony, but in Washington he is widely regarded as the enabler of these two avatars of avarice. DeLay has adroitly disavowed his two friends--a sign of how much The Hammer has to hide.
Last year, in introducing DeLay, Abramoff declared that Tom Delay is "who all of us want to be when we grow up." Now he is on his own going into the hearing--distanced by DeLay and kicked out of his law firm, Greenberg Traurig, for taking more than $10 million in payments from Scanlon and not telling the firm. As an example of how close the relationship once appeared to be, the law firm of Abramoff, a hard-line right-winger, was paid $7.9 million over six years by the US Protectorate of the Mariana Islands to keep the garment sweatshop haven exempt from US minimum-wage laws. When the Senate repealed the exemption, DeLay killed the repeal in the House. Abramoff, his former law firm and his Indian clients have donated more than $100,000 to DeLay's PACs since 2000. Scanlon was DeLay's press secretary during the Clinton impeachment and became Abramoff's protégé.
Abramoff and Scanlon enriched themselves with tribal funds meant for education, housing and healthcare, according to the Senate staffers and an independent audit of the Coushatta tribe. They also directed about $1.5 million into Republican campaigns from the eleven tribes they represented. Tribes that gave to Democrats in the 1990s started giving to the GOP once they hired Abramoff and Scanlon. The Agua Caliente tribe of California gave $100,000 to the Republican National Committee right after they hired Abramoff in 2002, while the Saginaw Chippewas of Michigan gave $18,000 to DeLay's PAC and the Tigua tribe of Texas gave $92,000 to GOP PACs after they hired Abramoff. Scanlon's consulting company donated $500,000 to the Republican Governors Association, funds that originated with the eleven tribes, who constituted 90 percent of Scanlon's business. Abramoff himself donated to twenty-three Republican campaigns, including those of six senators and twelve Congressmen, all right-wing favorites of DeLay, like Richard Pombo, Johnny Isakson and Ernest Istook.
A big question about the hearing is whether the committee will subpoena Ralph Reed, who is now running the Bush ground campaign in five Southern states. The anti-gambling Reed has been a stealth partner of Abramoff and Scanlon, getting paid at least $4 million through Scanlon's companies to block competing casinos from cutting into the profits of the existing Coushatta casino in Louisiana. I first reported these covert payments in the July 12 issue of The Nation. Reed denied them for two months but finally admitted getting this money, to Alabama's Montgomery Advertiser, after a federal grand jury subpoenaed all his financial records involving Abramoff, Scanlon and Indian gambling.
The second bomb is sizzling in Texas, where a grand jury has just indicted three close associates of DeLay on charges of violating a state law banning corporate funding of political activity. Democratic county prosecutor Ronnie Earle has been investigating DeLay's fundraising chicanery involving the PAC of Texans for a Republican Majority. The essence of the probe is that TRMPAC illegally contributed corporate money to elect fourteen GOP state legislators in 2002 to gain state legislative control for the first time in 130 years, and then used this majority to crudely gerrymander Texas Congressional districts so that four Democrats might lose their seats this November. DeLay, who was chairman of an advisory board for the Republican Majority group, claims the probe is driven by partisan politics.
Under Texas law, the $600,000 in corporate donations could be used only for the PAC's administrative costs, like rent. But instead it was used for polling, fundraising and phone banks, according to the PAC's own public filings. TRMPAC also wired the Republican National Committee $190,000 in corporate "soft money"; two weeks later the RNC mailed legal "hard money" checks to seven state GOP candidates totaling exactly $190,000. The RNC called this "a coincidence." Among the donors to TRMPAC was Abramoff's law firm at the time, Preston, Gates & Ellis, and two tribes associated with him, for a total of $31,000 in 2000.
Tom DeLay, driven by an alloy of ideology and money, will likely be the next Speaker of the House if the GOP remains in control. That is, if these bombs don't blow up in his face first.
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On September 21, three top aides to U.S. House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-TX) were indicted on charges of illegally raising political funds from corporations in 2002. Major newspapers carried the story, some of them on the front page -- but the evening newscasts on the three major TV networks did not.
As The Washington Post noted on September 22, the grand jury has not questioned DeLay or sought records from him, but the fund-raising activities in question "were at the heart of one of DeLay's most cherished, high-profile endeavors of the past several years: giving Republicans control of the Texas legislature so the state's 32 U.S. House districts could be redrawn in a way likely to send more Republicans to Congress." Both The New York Times and the Los Angeles Times pointed out on September 22 that the charges against DeLay's aides come at a time when DeLay himself is under investigation by the House Ethics Committee. The Los Angeles Times stated that the investigation pertains to "improperly involving a federal agency in a Texas partisan matter, soliciting campaign contributions in return for legislative favors, and violating campaign finance laws."
The Washington Post, The New York Times, and the Houston Chronicle carried front-page stories on the indictments on September 22, and a LexisNexis database search for September 21 and September 22 news reports on the indictments returned 84 results.*
Yet ABC World News Tonight, CBS Evening News, and NBC Nightly News failed to report the indictments on September 21 and on September 22.
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The Daily Outrage will periodically expose some of the many odious characters populating American politics today. We're calling it the "Nefarious Character Watch." So it's fitting that we begin with House Majority Leader Tom DeLay - aka "The Hammer" - easily one of the most ruthless and corrupt power-brokers in Congress. He's like Gingrich - except with more pull and less profile.
This June Representative Chris Bell filed a lengthy three-part report alleging that Delay: 1) illegally channeled corporate donations to Texas state legislative races in violation of state election laws; 2) took money from Westar Energy in exchange for an amendment to save the company billions of dollars; and 3) improperly directed the Department of Homeland Security to hunt down the Texas legislators who fled to Oklahoma in protest of Delay's iron-fisted 2003 Texas redistricting scheme. The House Ethics Committee's ninety-day inquiry into Bell's charges expired Monday.
Now, deadlocked on how to proceed despite overwhelming evidence condemning DeLay, the ten- member panel will likely vote to dismiss the investigation on 5-5 partisan lines, invoking the never-before-used "option of last resort." At least one Republican would have to break party ranks for the probe to proceed. That's unlikely given that four of the five Republicans on the panel have accepted campaign contributions from DeLay's political action committee. He's both their benefactor and boss.
Just yesterday a Texas grand jury indicted three consultants with DeLay's political action committee and eight corporate donors for ilegally influencing the 2002 Texas State Legislature elections, in which Republicans gained a majority for the first time since Reconstruction. Everyone's guilty except the main man himself.
Eight nonpartisan watchdog groups and DeLay's home-state newspaper, The Dallas Morning News - hardly a bastion of lovey-dovey liberalism - have called on Congress to appoint an outside counsel, based on prior investigations of House Speakers Jim Wright and Newt Gingrich. "If ever there was a good time to bring in an impartial investigator, this is it," the paper wrote.
To drive the point home, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington ran newspaper ads in the home districts of the ranking Republican and Democrat of the committee calling for immediate action and showing an ostrich with its head in the sand.
A sloth may be more apt. Under one of the most right-wing Congresses in American history, investigations into Abu Ghraib, missing WMDs and bribery on the House floor fall by the wayside. In DeLay's Washington, ethics rarely talks, and money always walks.
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Published: September 20, 2004
The House ethics committee, ever the Capitol's hibernating watchdog, has been dithering for months about allegations that the majority leader, Tom DeLay, abused his office when he engineered the gerrymander of Texas House seats to cushion his Republican edge in Congress.
The committee should have at least approved a formal inquiry by now, but the latest reports indicate that the issue will soon be deep-sixed as the Republican Congress shows no appetite for investigating Mr. DeLay, one of Washington's most feared and bare-knuckled partisans.
Committee leaders claim to be still fact-gathering, but it has becoming clear that their mission is to dismiss this hot potato yet not seem cowardly about it. One gambit is called the "option of last resort" under ethics rules: punting the issue to the evenly divided panel. Unless there's a profile in courage in the wings, this would mean a 5-to-5 deadlock on party lines and no inquiry. The "option of last resort" is really a political magic wand to make the duties of office vaporize.
The far better option is to appoint an outside counsel to look into the charges, as was done in earlier ethics investigations of Speakers Jim Wright and Newt Gingrich. Mr. DeLay's role in the redistricting power play, right down to his personal visit to lobby the Austin statehouse, is a matter of record.
What is in dispute are the charges from one of the Democratic losers in the gerrymander, Representative Chris Bell, that Mr. DeLay improperly offered favors for campaign donations, laundered funds to bolster his party clout in Texas and sicced federal agencies on runaway Democratic lawmakers who boycotted the state redistricting vote.
Mr. DeLay insists that there is no substance to the charges and that Mr. Bell, a primary-fight loser under the skewed Texas remap, has filed 187 pages of sour grapes. Mr. DeLay has called on the committee to clear his name by dismissing the charges. A "last resort" deadlock would not be a clean bill of health, but a typically cynical evasion by politicians feeling the heat. The ethics committee might try the true last resort and begin taking itself seriously.
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2:09 p.m. September 15, 2004
WASHINGTON – Allegations that House Majority Leader Tom DeLay misused his office will be on the House ethics committee's agenda as early as next week.
After several months of gathering evidence, the committee must decide whether to launch a formal investigation of the Texas Republican or dismiss the case. There is no deadline limiting the time for the committee of five Republicans and five Democrats to act.
A three-part complaint is now before the committee.
Two allegations directly involve use of DeLay's congressional office. One accuses him of soliciting corporate contributions in return for assistance on legislation.
A second contends he improperly used his staff to contact U.S. aviation authorities, asking them to track down Texas Democratic legislators who had fled the state while trying to thwart a DeLay-backed redistricting plan.
The third allegation accuses DeLay of using his political action committees to distribute money from corporations to Texas legislative candidates, in violation of state law.
DeLay has replied to the committee, but has not released his response publicly.
Any investigation of DeLay would have political overtones, since he has great influence over which bills move through the House and also supports the campaigns of GOP members.
Some House Democratic leaders have strongly criticized his conduct, but they let Rep. Chris Bell – a freshman Texas Democrat defeated in the primary – to file the complaint.
Committee members said they expect the panel, formally the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, to meet next week.
Chairman Joel Hefley, R-Colo., said he and ranking Democrat Alan Mollohan, D-W.Va., will make recommendations to the committee based on the fact-finding inquiry by the panel's staff.
If the Democrats all vote for a formal investigation, at least one Republican would have to join them to initiate the inquiry.
"I would be amazed if there was a 5-5 deadlock," Hefley said.
DeLay said this week, "The ethics committee will do the right thing."
Associated Press Writer Suzanne Gamboa contributed to this story.
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Women advancing in what used to be considered male-dominated positions has been headline news lately, but Madelyn Picone was way ahead of the curve as she served the sportsmen of the state during four four-year terms on the N.J. Fish & Game Council. Picone was 93, and living with her son Thomas P. Picone in Kingston, Ma. when she died on Jan. 22.
She was born in East Hanover, but was a long-time resident of Cedar Knolls before selling her home about 10 years ago. A skilled outdoorswoman, she became active with the N.J. Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs before being appointed to the Council.
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The Jamaica from Brielle is taking reservations (932 528-5014) for a 1 a.m. Saturday far offshore wreck trip. There were some jumbo porgy limits caught last Saturday, along with ling and a few mackerel plus some cod to a 18-pounder by Juan Cuautia from the Bronx -- and pollock to a 20-pounder for Dan Hospodar of Randolph. Saturday wreck trips will be run though March.
Saturday's Canyon Runner Long Island Seminar in the Huntington Hilton may be sold out. Check with Adam La Rosa at 732 842-6825. Capt. Deane Lambros is running the Canyon Runner off N.C. this winter and catching lots of yellowfin tuna while trolling for giant bluefins. He lost a heavy giant last week, but boated a smaller one.
Perhaps Lambros should try even further south. There was an incredible release of an estimated 600-pound giant Saturday on the reef off Bud N' Mary's Marina in Islamorada, Florida Keys by Capt. Alex Adler's party which was seeking king mackerel from the Kalex. Adler had been seeing schools of giants pushing through the reef in just 50 feet, and had a rigged mackerel ready when a school of about 100 showed up. Even in that shallow water, it took 2 1/2 hours on 50-pound tackle to bring the giant alongside for release. Adler is a world-class skipper, though I also remember fishing for sharks with him out of Montauk when he was a kid and an adult had to hold on to his belt in order to keep him in the boat while fighting a blue shark.
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) winter meeting in Virginia resulted in approval of all three summer flounder seasons proposed by New Jersey. All provide for the same three fluke at an 18-inch minimum just as last year, but with slightly longer seasons of May 15 to Sept. 16; May 22 to Sept. 20; or May 25 to Sept. 22. The Marine Fisheries Council will choose one at their March meeting, with northern anglers probably opting for the latest closure while those to the south favor the earliest opening.
Paul Haertel of the JCAA also reports that scup are in very good shape, and the state will be able to keep the porgy season open year-round.


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Nouriel Roubini has written an excellent article summing up the basic problem in the EU: a big push to solve the problem of too much government debt by cutting government spending without any apparent thought to boosting economic growth. This is a self-defeating recipe for, at best, anaemic growth and, at worst, continuous recession. Unfortunately, the UK government seems to be pursuing a depressingly similar plan.
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Regarding the social backlash, it amazes me that the Greeks have remained so stoic considering the demands being made of them. If the economy does not start to grow this year, people may reach the conclusion that all this was for nought at which point all bets are off. Unsurprisingly, opinion polls in Greece show strong and rising support for political parties which advocate a "default and exit" approach and if the current plan continues to yield nothing but hardship people will naturally start to wonder whether the alternative could be much worse.


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Monday, 30 May 2011
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Monday, 23 May 2011
Wedding Leeds Town Hall
Last week-end was really busy with two weddings to photograph and a dance show at Wakefield Opera House to video. The week-end started fairly bright and early with the wedding of Natalie and Jez at Leeds Town Hall, which was actually a new venue for us. The architecture outside is fantastic and provided some great opportunities for the pre-ceremony photographs. After the ceremony Natalie and Jez stopped off at Kirkstall Abbey for some photos with the wedding party. This gave the two little bridesmaids the chance to have some fun together, and gave us some great photos. We just managed to finish before the rain started before driving up to Peasehill House in Rawdon for the reception. Then it was back to Wakefield for us where we swopped our stills cameras for video cameras and out to the dance show.
Model Portfolio, Wakefield
Sam enjoyed her portfolio day out in Manchester a few weeks ago so much that she booked for a second one. Sharon, who had also been with us in Manchester taking photographs, this time asked if she could stand at the other side of the camera as she wanted some nice photographs as a present for husband Gary. I think that the two girls also wanted to use this as an excuse to have some retail therapy beforehand, as they both turned up with two suitcases full of what looked like new clothes. Any excuse eh girls? I wanted a different look from the one that we had in Manchester so this time it was down to the nearby disused railway line which gives a great variety of shots and locations, varying from dark tunnels and graffiti to almost woodland scenes. The girls must have enjoyed themselves, as they have booked again in a couple of weeks time! So if you would like some great photographs of yourself for a present or just for fun then just get in touch!
Thursday, 19 May 2011
Sarah & Neil, Chevin Country Park Hotel
Saturday brought us a trip across Leeds to the Chevin Country Park Hotel near Otley in West Yorkshire. Sarah and Neil had chosen this venue for their wedding as they rather liked the lake and the attractive woodland setting. Though some showers had been forecast, fortunately it stayed dry for practically the whole day, so we did not have to run back to the car for the collection of white wedding umbrellas that we always carry with us just in case. After the speeches we took advantage of some of the indoor locations at the Chevin for some rather special couple shots using both video light and window light, before the wedding guests were entertained by a fantastic band called "The Dollars". If you are looking for a band for your wedding we can certainly recommend them! Next week is looking very busy with a model shoot on Tuesday, a wedding in Leeds on Friday, then back to one of our regular venues at Waterton Park for a wedding on Saturday. It's great to be busy.
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September 18, 2010 2 Comments
Right, I finally did it. After months of procrastinating, spending time on other books while this lay ignored, I finally completed a journey through the World War with a captain named Yossarian. This book is about the War. And makes us realize that we don't really need to depict/write about tragedies in order to explain that wars are only about killing people. No one really gains anything from it.
Funny and thought provoking is how I would define the work. At least till the last 3-4 chapters, where there is some reality check and we are put through the misery in the real sense. Each Catch 22 situation is well presented and makes you laugh out loud.
Yossarian is what most of us are NOT. We simply go through the motions without really complaining. Believe in something called a destiny and that all that we do will take us there. There are times when we need to question the system, simply because the system might be wrong and no one really realizes that, because they are too busy thinking that the system is right. We all go through the system right from our birth. We are told that we need to clear high school with flying colours so that we can relax when in college. When we are in college, they just raise the bar and say that we need to graduate with flying colours so that we can relax while at work. When we start working, we work harder, so that we can have a peaceful life when retired. And when we are retired, it is almost time to die, that you don't have time to live.
Yossarian may come off as an escapist, but he was questioning the system. He questioned the system because a few men up in the hierarchy were making him, among many others, a pawn in their selfish motive, which was to go up higher in the ladder. All in the name of country.
Let us take a look at another character, Milo. He is the man who is the symbol of the greed prevalent in society. He is selfish and drools when the term "profit" is mentioned. People who stoop down to any level to make money. He is the one who abuse the system for his needs. Rings any bells?(I am sure, most Indians know whom I meant.)
Then, there are the voices who do not stand a chance to be heard and are blamed for anything. Voices, who really wish that change comes to the system, but are too afraid to speak out or when they do, their voices are blanked out. Chaplain is one of them. He has no choice, but to stay within the system.However, such men find their voice, when someone else also shows the courage to do so.
Sorry for a few spoilers above. But they are not spoilers. If you can gather the patience to sit through the initial few pages, I highly recommend that you read this book, if you haven't already. If you have read this book, I will highly recommend that you read this book again. Want to know why?


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