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NORTH COLLEGE HILL, OH (FOX19) - There's new information in the North College Hill incident where six teenagers brutally beat a 45-year-old man.
FOX19 News has obtained police reports that show that a brother of two of the juveniles went after a brother of one of the witnesses in the case.
The actual witness is 6 feet tall, weighs 270 pounds and is a former wrestler.
Marquis Rhodes was sitting on porch with some friends at the corner of Dallas and Simpson on August 11 and couldn't believe his eyes when he saw six teen boys attack Pat Mahaney.
"Man, it was terrible, his nose was bleeding real bad, black eye, it was terrible," said Rhodes.
"We were like 'don't do that' and then they just did it anyway," answered Rhodes.
When the kids saw Rhodes coming to break up the fight he said, "They all just ran. They just dispersed in all different directions."
But it didn't end Aug. 11. On Sept. 4, all six teens appeared in juvenile court and were sent to jail. Also on Sept. 4, an older brother to two of the kids went after Rhodes' little brother in the hallway of North College Hill High School.
According to police reports, Rhodes' brother was knocked to the ground, struck in the face and lost two teeth.
"They had been pretty upset with us because they had found out that we had told about it," said Rhodes.
In another development, FOX19 has obtained police reports which show 17 separate incidents in just the last few months where police were called to the home where two of the juveniles live in Section 8 housing. The North College Hill Police asked the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority to look into the possibility of evicting them because of so many police calls. The family was served with a Notice of Eviction and has 30 days to move out.
Some of the juveniles go back to court Thursday, while others go back to court next week.
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This is the first time ever that I have posted to our blog page. Usually I'm fussing or something so I post it under my BBQ Widow blog but I thought this was appropriate so here I am. I have a tendency to favor our pig candy sliders and whenever I tweet about them, King's Hawaiian is always asking for a picture or a recipe. You guys know we can't give them the recipe because if we did we would have to blow them up (j/k Homeland Security).
Anyway, we had a twittersation and it made me want some brisket. Anyone who know we even slightly well knows I like fatty brisket (The Point) on cheap wheat bread and don't even look at me with sauce in your eyes. We usually go to King's Hawaiian in Torrance to pick up our batch of pre-sliced rolls when we cater or do a large festival but that wasn't the case. Yes, I know I'm veering off track so back I go.
I didn't get my fatty brisket on Friday even though we had to deliver 25 pounds to Monterey Park on Saturday and I had let it go… Until they (King's Hawaiian) tweeted this morning about, I made them want brisket, which made me want it. Well it was a moot point because we didn't have any brisket on hand. But wait there's tri-tip and a sister loves a tri-tip and egg sandwich. They tweeted me a Find Us link that actually tells you which stores you can find the type of product you're looking for and off I went to Ralph's on Long Beach Boulevard.
I got ready to grab the sliced bread and saw Sandwich Rolls (ooohh). They were a bit expensive as far as bread goes but we're talking about King's Hawaiian people. So I grab my stash and head for home.
I'll let the pictures tell you what I did next.
And so it begins with a pack of bread. There are only 4 buns per pack so don't expect to share with a whole lotta folx.
Neil had saved the juices from the meat when he originally smoked the tri-tip so I used that to heat up the meat.
Cold tri-tip kinda reminds me of prosciutto but since I don't slice that thin it's just my frame of reference. You can tell by the color that this was originally smoked to about medium and this sandwich would have been much better had this been fresh out the smoker but working with what I got.
In went the tri-tip
I didn't know which looked better so I posted them both.
And because eggs go with everything I had to fry one up. I just added some butter (Paula Deen style) to the still sizzling skillet and cracked in my egg. As you can tell from all these pics I am not a pretty cook.
And the finished product...
And don't get the idea that the buns are that big. It's a small paper plate. I'm not allowed to use real dishes in my own house because I refuse to wash dishes. I get a lot of flack about if you don't cook you should do dishes and to those folx I say mind your own damn business.
And in case you were wondering, I finished the sandwich before I finished this post.

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The Punjab government has told all its departments to submit a plan of action concerning their contribution and policies for transgender population.
A government spokesperson said it was mandatory as per guidelines of the Supreme Court. The apex court has directed that transgender children will be provided with scholarships, fee waiver, free textbooks and other facilities for students at subsidised rates.
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A review of Crunchy Cons by Rod Dreher
The last few years have been propitious for those wishing to expand the jurisdiction of political conservatism. Sensible people now accept that citizens of all colors, religions, lifestyles, and body-piercings might share an aversion for government over-regulation and statist "solutions" to various problems. Distinctions made among conservatives are valuable and entertaining as they highlight the individualism so prevalent among us. Journalist Rod Dreher has added to this flourishing diversity by carving out a new subgroup he dubs the "Crunchy Cons."
These are a crunchy, as in granola, type of rightist, a genus he first brought to our attention a few years ago in National Review. These people embrace organic food, homeschooling, the importance of family, and environmental causes. They now have their very own book, thanks to Mr. Dreher: Crunchy Cons: How Birkenstocked Burkeans, Gun-Loving Organic Gardeners, Evangelical Free-Range Farmers . . . [there's a whole lot more, but we'll use the first two words as a point of reference].
The author is quick to point out that the average Crunchy Con does not mean to offer a political program different from that of other conservatives, although Dreher eventually provides one. The essence of the crunchy con identity is the possession of a particular political sensibility rather than a program. They are anti-material in focus, abhoring consumerism as much as they dislike socialism.
Dreher believes that there are a great many conservatives out there who fall into this category—yet he fails to prove to us that this is the case.
In fact, proof, or a lack thereof, is a major problem with Crunchy Cons. Throughout the book, little evidence is presented, as most of Dreher's positions are supported by the recapitulation of conversations with friends and associates. No doubt these anecdotes advance our overall awareness of the crunchy con mindset, but real research and citations of any kind are sorely missing from these pages.
The book's lack of endnotes and bibliography in particular weakens many of the author's claims, such as when he takes for granted the existence of global warming and the alleged human causes behind it. Particularly dubious is Dreher's belief that most conservatives don't take environmental problems seriously enough. I can't speak for everyone, but the conservative position in general is that before embracing radical "solutions" we must first be certain they address real problems and have a good chance of being effective.
Dreher offers up few solutions himself, it should be noted, but that's not to say that there is any deficiency of description in the book. Numerous lifestyle issues are discussed from the viewpoint of the crunchy con. Food, for example, is clearly a great passion for them. The breed certainly does not subscribe to the "quantity over quality" school of eating. For these ladies and gentlemen, dinner is a delight and a gift from God, as opposed to a "let's get it over with and get back to what we were doing" activity. That's nice. These conservatives embrace the Slow Food movement and get their produce from community-supported agricultural co-ops, which is fine if you like to pay more for your food.
However, the explicit agrarianism of Dreher's outlook, and his wish to force it on others, cannot be ignored. Dreher views the small farmer as a breed in need of both celebration and pity. Although undoubtedly individual farmers possess a great many admirable qualities, it is silly to deny that modern technology has made many of their jobs redundant. The answer is not to give them charity or subsidies but to encourage them to embrace more economically viable vocations. The growth of our quality of life, and capitalism itself, is contingent upon giving customers what they want, and overpriced food is not on the agenda. FDR is long-dead. Free economies are dynamic, and we must not let emotion drive decision-making. When the author writes, "Cheap chicken is not worth a compromised conscience," we know his choices are not rationally driven.
My biggest complaint with the book is the overall attitude Dreher takes towards his fellow conservatives. He spends more time eviscerating his peers than he does the Left. When he states that tax cuts are something everybody in America favors provided that we don't have to cut government programs, one longs to ask him how many people he knows. True, many citizens regard taxes as being a tithe to goodness, and they feel self-righteous and virtuous when they pay them. This is a sick state of affairs, but it is precisely the reason why taxes continue to grow.
Similarly, Dreher's claim that "Conservatives today have gotten to be as politically correct as the liberals we sneer at" is utterly fallacious. There are definite differences between the attitudes of the left and the right, and Dreher would do well to explore them.
The leftward tilt of his beliefs is all too evident in the last chapter, where he offers up a political agenda sure to make any real rightist gag. For example, Dreher would like conservatives to "[m]ake commonsense environmental protection a legislative priority." And what would that be? How could such vagueness be made law? More to the point, that kind of vagueness in the law is precisely what has caused so many environmental and economic problems already. What a modern judge can do with a word like commonsense makes one shudder. Any law featuring the word is interpreted by the courts as meaning intrusive, all-encompassing, and coercive.
Dreher would also like to reform regulations so that small farms are favored over large ones, which would of course necessitate more socialist action on the part of government. That, again, is pure leftism. If small farms can't make it, they just can't make it, and no amount of leftist wishing will make it so. We shouldn't punish efficient producers just so a crunchy conservative can relocate his family to a Norman Rockwell painting.
Laws favoring small businesses over big business are also on Dreher's agenda. I have a better idea. Let's tell the government to mind its own business and stay away from the situation. There's no good reason for the Leviathan to barge in and penalize or support particular companies in any way. It is here where one longs to change "crunchy" to "progressive," to better describe the author's vision. When Dreher advocates tougher laws against pornography, he announces that "libertarian" is a word he'd have to look up. Yeah, we kind of figured that out.
Unlike the numerous South Park Republicans, there are undoubtedly but a small number of crunchy conservatives out there. However leftward or odd they may appear, my advice is to humor them as much as possible. We should thank all thirty- or forty-odd souls for remaining on our side. Let us be tolerant and support their quirks—and make a point of waiting until they leave the room before laughing at them. •
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Plans have been unveiled to create an aviation business park at Norwich International Airport.
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The Luton-based airline announced pre-tax profits would be £280m and £300m in the year to September 30, up from previous guidance of £272m and last year's £248m.
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CINCINNATI – Get up close and personal with live bats and learn more about these incredible but misunderstood creatures during BatFest on Saturday, October 24. Join local experts and organizations for a day of hands-on activities, games, crafts and more as you learn the fact and fiction about bats.
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Meet bats up close with experts from ECHO Bats, Inc. as they show all the ways bats help keep our communities in balance and thriving. Cincinnati Parks' Explore Nature! will have a variety of hands-on activities and you can enjoy stories and crafts from the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County all about bats. Learn about where bats live and meet some of their equally misunderstood neighbors like snakes and spiders from the Fernald Preserve.
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Don't miss all the fun and educational events as we celebrate bats during BatFest on Saturday, October 24. For a complete list of activities and more information visit www.cincymuseum.org/batfest.
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Non-Catholics Greet Pope Francis
With Guarded Optimism
By ALIA E. DASTAGIR
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ith the words ``Habemus papam''--we have a pope--Roman Catholics had a new leader, and the wider world had a new ministry to watch.
The direction the new pope takes his flock is of great importance for committed Catholics, but the papacy is also closely watched by other faiths. The pope wields vast influence as the world's most powerful moral leader and the public face of Christianity.
Pope Francis of Buenos Aires, formerly Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio, emerged from the conclave as the first pope from outside Europe in modern times, the first Jesuit, the first from Latin America, and the first named Francis, in honor of St. Francis of Assisi, who dedicated his life to helping the poor.
Leaders of other faiths appeared to embrace the selection cautiously, not unlike some Catholics themselves, offering prayers and congratulations, but also using the opportunity to lay out their own hopes for the new pontiff.
The Orthodox Union lauded Francis for his solidarity with the Argentine Jewish community and expressed hope that the pope ``will be an active force in the battle against those who would use religion as a justification for violence and intolerance.''
Abraham Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League, said he looks ``forward to working with him to continue to foster Catholic-Jewish relations as we have with his predecessors. There is much in his record that reassures us about the future.''
New Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, who will be formally installed just two days after Francis' official installation on March 19, said he will keep his Catholic counterpart in prayer as the two men take up the most visible Christian leadership roles.
``Pope Francis is well known as a compassionate pastor of real stature who has served the poor in Latin America, and whose simplicity and holiness of life is remarkable,'' said Welby, whose position is often considered the unofficial leader of the world's Protestants.
``He is an evangelist, sharing the love of Christ which he himself knows. His choice of the name Francis suggests that he wants to call us all back to the transformation that St Francis knew and brought to the whole of Europe, fired by contemplation and closeness to God.''
Pawan Deshpande, a member of the Hindu American Foundation Executive Council, congratulated the Catholic Church, but expressed a desire for change from the tenure of the pope emeritus, Benedict XVI. Some Hindus consider the former pope's reign as a lost opportunity for dialogue.
``As a pluralistic faith, Hindus respect the papacy for its importance to Catholics, and hope that the Church now begins a new era of mutually respecting Dharma religions and other pluralist traditions as divinely inspired paths as well,'' Deshpande said in a statement pm March 13.
B'nai B'rith International President Allen J. Jacobs wants Pope Francis to continue the Catholic-Jewish dialogue. "We welcome Pope Francis I to his new role as leader of the Catholic Church. Catholic-Jewish relations had remained a focus of Pope Benedict XVI and we look forward to continuing the solid foundation that already exists for interfaith dialogue."
The Council on American-Islamic Relations, a leading Muslim civil rights group in Washington, offered its support to the new pontiff, after somewhat difficult relations between the Muslim world and the Vatican during Benedict's tenure.
``We congratulate Pope Francis on his election by the College of Cardinals and offer the Muslim community's support and cooperation in every positive effort he will undertake for peace, justice and the betterment of humanity,'' executive director Nihad Awad said in a news release.
(Kevin Eckstrom of
Religion News Service
contributed to this report.)
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Thanks to constant television exposure in the early 1950s, The Message of the Violin is one of the best-known of D.W. Griffith's Biograph films. Popular Griffith ingenue Stefanie Longfellow headed the cast of this one-reel romantic drama. The hero, a sensitive violinist, is constantly browbeaten by his drunken lout of a father. Only when he is with his sweetheart does the violinist ever find true happiness, but she cannot abide the boorish behavior of his father and walks out on him. Eventually, the old man dies during a particularly vicious attack of delirium tremens. Taking to the streets with his violin, the hero plays his former sweetheart's favorite song -- and, right on cue, she materializes out of nowhere for a climactic embrace.
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I'm planning to buy a mini laptop here in India! I don't have much idea as to which one is good. I have gone through a large number of articles, but all seem to make me more confused. Kindly suggest me one.
My priorities are following:
1) A fair degree of performance, which includes simple tasks like surfing, Word, and to some extent little multitasking among them.
2) Ability to play HD videos.
3) Fair price under 21000 INR in India
Thanks for the reply Susendeep!....
But can you tell me the names of a few who can satisfy my priorities as well as fits in my budget.....
My priority of playing HD videos is the most important one!
I think you will need to spend more than Rs. 21k for your need.See the link below ,it's cost is Rs.25,000 but has a better graphics.
Asus EEE PCs are good.
In this price you will find netbooks and they will perform as according to your needs.They come with windows 7 starter preloaded and you can do multitasking in this os with a limit of 3 programs at a time.


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How to play Oops .. Blub Game
Arrow key (Left, Right, Up, Down) or A, S, W, D on keyboard to move the player. Use the space bar to make a bubble, this bubble is used to coop in the butterfly in it. Use the shift key on keyboard to jump. You must jump to catch the bubbles (
Oops .. Blub game controls
A = move left;D = move right;S = move down;Shift = jump;W = move up;fire = space;jump = na;movement = arrow;
Game Description
You must make bubbles to coop in the butterflies in it. When the bubbles (with a butterfly) already steady fly on the sky, jump to catch it. Complete your progress level until 100% (reach 1000 point). There're 3 random bonuses that you can used to barter your butterflies, it can make your progress level complete faster.


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The original post this afternoon reported that Bob Marshall of the Virginia House of Delegates said at a news conference last week that disabled children were God's punishment against women who aborted their first pregnancies. Actually, Marshall made the comments more than two years ago. He later apologized for the remarks – a fact that was not noted.
News stories at the time reported that, in opposing state funding for Planned Parenthood, Marshall said: "The number of children who are born subsequent to a first abortion with handicaps have increased dramatically. Why? Because when you abort the first born of any, nature takes its vengeance on the subsequent children."
A storm of controversy followed that remark and Marshall released a statement saying he regretted "any misimpression my poorly chosen words may have created as to my deep commitment to fighting for these vulnerable children and their families."


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There are 3 men in particular who read this column and comment every week. Their handles are: Observer, CAG and Al Fernandes. The comments are full of humour, history, nostalgia and bantering. For me, it is always an education reading their comments. Thanks fellas and keep the gyaff going.
Last week when I wrote about Another Easy Bread, the conversation quickly turned to the kinds of bread Observer, CAG and Al like to eat with their Pepperpot. For many Guyanese, the standard of excellent bread is measured by its ability to be eaten with Pepperpot. First there is the break-ability of the bread; there should be no slicing involved. You want to be able to break, tear and pull off a good hunk of the bread. The crumb (the inside or white part of the bread) has to be tender enough so that when you dunk it into the Pepperpot, it sucks the sauce good and proper. The bread must be heavy with sauce as you bring it to your mouth. And when you bite down on the bread, the sweet-spiced sauce is squirted to all parts of your taste buds; the bread becomes a soft chew. Gosh I suddenly feel like eating Pepperpot and bread! Al boasted of his mother's baking exploits every Saturday afternoon "…in de mud oven next to the kitchen downstairs." Now living in Florida, he says that nothing else would suffice, "Except maybe, a Jamaican Hardo-bread every now and again." I thought to myself, well if the Jamaican hard-dough bread is up to Al's high bread standards then it was certainly a bread worth trying.
The Jamaican hard-dough bread is so called for a variety of reasons, chief among which is that it is a solid, sturdy bread – one that's great for sandwiches and other fillings that might be moist. It does not breakdown and get soggy easily. When you have a couple slices of this bread, man, you feel alright. You've just had some proper and filling bread.
The hard-dough bread is the go-to table bread in Jamaica. According to various sources, the Chinese introduced the hard-dough bread to Jamaica. It is another example of how the food we eat in the Caribbean is influenced, and then made our own, using available ingredients, certain tools and equipment and techniques. Made with cold refrigerated water, this hard-dough bread does not require a lot of yeast and the proofing/rising time is short – 40 minutes. The cold water that slows the growth of the yeast and the short fermentation time is what makes this a hard-dough bread. The result is a compact bread.
It is a forgiving bread. Now what do I mean by that? The recipe called for the butter to be cut into the dough, such as one would do for pastry. I measured and assembled the ingredients. I had put the butter back into the refrigerator as I went about gathering the other ingredients. You are probably guessing by now what happened. I kneaded the dough without the butter. It was not until I was washing up that I saw the knife with which I had cut the butter that I realized the omission. Anyway, rather than fret about it I made the decision there and then to cut the butter into small pieces and roll it into the dough when it was time to shape the bread. That is what I did and you know what? The bread turned out great, with the bits of butter melted throughout the bread. Think Butterflap. The texture of the bread was just right!
Try the bread and tell me what you think, or post a comment on the Stabroek News website and tell Al and the others what you think of the Jamaican Hard-dough bread.
(Adapted from The Real Taste of Jamaica)
Yield: 1 loaf
1 lb all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon instant dry yeast
2 tablespoons white sugar
1 teaspoon table salt
1 oz cold, unsalted butter, cubed
1 ¼ cups refrigerated cold water (see direction # 3)
1. Add flour, yeast, sugar and salt to a large bowl and mix well.
2. Cut in butter to flour mixture.
3. Add water and bring together the ingredients to form dough (add a little more water if you find that there is still a lot of loose flour and bits in the bowl).
4. Dust a work surface with flour, transfer dough from bowl and knead for 15 minutes until dough is pliable. Dust the work surface and your hand with flour intermittently if necessary.
5. Oil a large bowl and the dough (you can use the same bowl in which you made the dough). Transfer the dough to bowl, cover with plastic wrap and place somewhere warm to proof/rise for 40 minutes.
6. Grease a loaf pan (9 x 5)
7. Lightly dust a work surface with flour, transfer dough to work surface and using a rolling pin, shape into a long rectangle (about 8 inches wide and 18 inches long).
8. Working from one end (lengthways), roll the dough as tightly as possible to the other end. Place the dough seam-side down into the greased loaf pan, cover and let rise in a warm place for 40 minutes. After the first 20 minutes, preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
9. Transfer bread to oven and bake for 25 – 30 minutes or until the crust sounds hollow when tapped.
10. Remove bread from oven and let rest in pan for 5 minutes before transferring it to a wire rack to cool.
11. Serve warm or at room temperature.
To make 2 loaves, double the recipe ingredients.
If you like, dust the bread with flour and score if before placing it in the oven.


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Playing traditional music doesn't mean you're somehow out of touch or hopelessly old-fashioned.
Playing traditional music doesn't mean you're somehow out of touch or hopelessly old-fashioned.
That's why Lief Sorbye still is rocking merrily along as the leader of Tempest, an Oakland-based band rolling through its 20th year.
"Because of the musical possibilities, there are so many new avenues of approach, new things to learn," Sorbye said in a telephone conversation from his Oakland home studio office. "Because of that, lasting 20 years is a piece of cake. I still feel there are a lot more things to do. We're still just scratching the surface."
A lot of that musical baking occurred in the Central Valley, where Tempest plays its Celtic rock Sunday (at Modesto's Fat Cat Music House & Lounge), and Sorbye and fiddler-guitar player Michael Mullen - as the acoustic duo Caliban - perform Feb. 14 at Stockton's Blackwater Cafe.
Sorbye found it amusing that his two Valley gigs were scheduled on Super Bowl Sunday and Valentine's Day.
What Tempest and Sorbye - who sings and picks double-necked mandolin and mando-guitar - play is mostly rousing, rollicking, fiddle-fueled Celtic rock. It ranges from pub-ready stompers to contemplative instrumentals, and ballads about knights and knaves.
It's a regularly updated and reimagined version of traditional music from the United Kingdom, Ireland, his native Norway and Scandinavia.
"Working with this musical form is timeless," said Sorbye, 51, who was born in Oslo. "You don't outdate yourself in the market. You might be trendy for, say, five minutes, but you'll never outdate yourself."
It helps, too, when new voices and visions are being injected regularly. On "Prime Cuts" - a retrospective 18-track, 75-minute CD and two-hour DVD that marks Tempest's 20th year - 23 musical contributors are listed.
"It's always been open to interpretation," said Sorbye, who wrote or co-wrote most of the songs on the 13 albums issued by Tempest since 1991. "Different musicians bring new inspiration."
James Crocker, a guitar player from England who's been in the group for three years, is typical.
"He brings in the distinctively English equation," Sorbye said. "It's an example of how our current sound is flavored by what people bring to the table. It's always had a lot to do with where we're going."
The introduction of a more prog-rock element might be next for Sorbye, Mullen, Crocker, drummer Adolfo Lazo and bass player Damien Gonzalez. Or not.
Traditional music, ballads and tales always have been adapted and passed down through the generations.
"We'll write new lyrics to a traditional folk melody or new music to a traditional folk song," said Sorbye, who formed Tempest in 1988 after playing for 13 years with the Bay Area's Tipsyhouse and Golden Bough, now based in Modesto. "We write in a certain style that comes naturally to me. Some bands that are playing - quote unquote - folk rock, it's, like, here's the rock song, and then here's the traditional song.
"Sometimes we've been mistaken for traditional music, which is great, because that's what we do."
They also do their versions of not-so-traditional tunes, such as "Locomotive Breath" and others by England's Jethro Tull, which Sorbye lists as a major influence, along with Britain's Fairport Convention (Sandy Denny, Richard Thompson and Iain Matthews are among its many alumni) and Bob Dylan.
After releasing a three-CD boxed set in 2004 to acknowledge the group's 15th anniversary, Sorbye was reluctant to deal in redundancy with "Prime Cuts," which covers the group's years with New York-based Magna Carta Records." The two-hour DVD of live performances - complete with TV blooper-style outtakes - changed his mind.
"It includes some embarrassing moments and funny little things that show we don't take ourselves too seriously," Sorbye said with a chuckle. "When I watched it, I was laughing so hard. It couldn't have been stiff and polished. We really wanted to show the spirit of the band. I think it really came through."
That attitude and style are being sustained.
"There's the dance part where people stomp their feet and the side where our musicality takes the forefront, and some of the stuff can be better advanced," Sorbye said. "We get better at our craft and also the sense of how things work, how you put color on the canvas. There's a lot further to go.
"I'm always trying to get traditional music to Joe Public. Others are just happy playing in the kitchen."
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By David Hylton
Now that the national political conventions are over, the 2016 election season is officially into high gear. In less than three months Virginia will take the national spotlight at the vice presidential debate.
Last year, Longwood University in Farmville was awarded the debate, which will now host Virginia's own Tim Kaine and Indiana Gov. Mike Pence on Tuesday, Oct. 4.
"I believe that no campus in America could be more fitting for this remarkable and great responsibility in our democratic process," Longwood University President W. Taylor Reveley IV said on Longwood.edu. "... The energy of this event will run through and invigorate everything we do in preparing the next generation of citizen-leaders for the historic years ahead, which the 2016 election will do so much to shape."
Ahead of the debate, Longwood will be hiring temporary employees to prepare for the debate. The school is hosting a job fair on Sept. 9 to hire workers.
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The PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course will give you the tools to become a well-rounded diver and to vastly extend your range of dive sites. You will extend your depth limits, get an introduction to the basics of underwater navigation and generally improve your dive skills under the supervision of an experienced PADI instructor. It is also a great opportunity for you to try something new underwater, such as Digital Underwater Photography, Night Diving or any other activity that might interest you.
what will i do?
This certification includes five Adventure Dives, including the Deep Adventure Dive, the Underwater Navigator Adventure Dive, and your choice of three of the following:
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There is a corresponding Knowledge Review for each Adventure dive, that you will complete and then review with your instructor. We strongly reccommend the Peak Performance Buoyancy dive, as it is the dive where you see the most immediate improvement in your comfort and control underwater, even if you are an experienced diver.
What do I need to start?
PADI Open Water Diver certification (or qualifying certification from another organization). PADI Jr Open Water Divers may participate in some Adventure dives up to the Jr Adventure Diver certification. Children aged 12 to 14 can earn their Jr Advanced Open Water certification, with a maximum depth limit of 21 meters/70 feet.
You will receive your PADI Advanced Open Water certification card, which expands your range of diving opportunities all around the world. With your extended depth range of 30 meters/100 feet, and exposure to different underwater challenges you will be able to explore many of the sites otherwise off-limits to PADI Open Water Divers.


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This type of internet rumor about restenosis rates is what got people going to Bulgaria to get LARGER Balloons....they thought it lead to lower restenosis rates, and now they have NO FLOW
Cece wrote:PwCCSVI may also have protective hypoxic conditioning, which would reduce damage if a stroke or TGA occurs.
cheerleader wrote: One Canadian did die in Orange County....but we do not know circumstances, because there was no follow up.
Lamb released Clarke's medical records, which include examination notes. Hoag neurosurgeon Dr. Richard B. Kim says the cause "of the subdural hematoma remains unclear, but seems temporally and physiologically related to the internal jugular vein dilation procedure." An autopsy was not performed.
HappyPoet wrote:I couldn't find anything about cheer's worries on the CCSVI Alliance website.
Using the search function on the site, zero results were returned for "TGA," "valvuloplasty," and "valvuplasty;" two results for the term "stroke;" three results for the term "Valsalva;" and ten results for "valve."
None of the results that were returned discussed problems associated with the destruction of an IJV valve.
Does anyone from CCSVI Alliance know where on the website cheer's worries can be found and why the information isn't easier to find if it's there at all?
Except the IJVVI and resulting reflux should be at its worse right after valvuplasty since making the valve incompetent seems to be the goal. And yet, as mentioned above, not one complication along the lines that you are alarming us about has materialized. You are absolutely right, however, that it is something to consider and discuss but in raising this it really seems as though you have Synergy Health in your crosshairs for some reason. Are you suggesting that they are:cheerleader wrote:HappyPoet wrote:I couldn't find anything about cheer's worries on the CCSVI Alliance website.
Using the search function on the site, zero results were returned for "TGA," "valvuloplasty," and "valvuplasty;" two results for the term "stroke;" three results for the term "Valsalva;" and ten results for "valve."
None of the results that were returned discussed problems associated with the destruction of an IJV valve.
Does anyone from CCSVI Alliance know where on the website cheer's worries can be found and why the information isn't easier to find if it's there at all?
my concerns on valvuplasty are my own. I write as an individual, CCSVI Alliance has a board and I'm only one member. My current research and writing on the Alliance site is the Endothelial Health program and the Aftercare program, both of which were reviewed and edited by our science writer.
The doctors have not come out with a statement on valvuplasty....meanwhile, it's being performed. I worry about people who may be treated, have working valves removed and have problems with IJVVI and reflux as they age. Even if I am the only person with this concern in the whole wide internet world, I thintk it's something that needs to be discussed with IRs.
Medical tourism continues to concern me. It may not seem rational--but since Jeff was the first treated and I then wrote about CCSVI treatment on line--I feel responsible to patients who seek treatment. And doctors touring other countries, stating that their procedure has lower restenosis rates or better results, and encouraging patients to travel thousands of miles for treatment scares me.
CCSVI Alliance DOES recommend that patients should remain close to home, work with doctors that have clinical trials or IRB registry approval. That you can find on our site---
Case report
Post-coital intra-cerebral venous hemorrhage in a 78-year-old man with jugular valve incompetence: a case report
Beatrice Albano1, Carlo Gandolfo1 and Massimo Del Sette2*
These tests provided no evidence of venous thrombosis or vascular malformations, whereas an air contrast ultrasound venography (ACUV) of the jugular veins showed a severe bilateral jugular valve incompetence, with a huge reflow to the brain during a Valsalva maneuver [6,7].
A 78-year-old Caucasian man was referred to our stroke unit because of the sudden onset of a headache associated with speech and visual disturbances during early morning sexual intercourse. He had been lying in a supine position with his head hanging off the bed in a slightly downwards position.
cheerleader wrote:The competence of the IJV valve is crucial in maintaining the transcranial blood pressure gradient during cardiopulmonary resuscitation with closed-chest compression.(7) This valve also prevents a sudden increase in the IJV pressure during coughing or during positive pressure ventilation and may thus protect the brain from acute increases in intrathoracic pressure.(8,9) This feature is unimportant in neurologically normal patients, but may be important in patients with compromised cerebral perfusion (e.g.,after head trauma or neurosurgery) .(10) At the same time the functional or morphological incompetence or absence of the IJV valves may cause cough headache, cerebral morbidity after positive end-expiratory pressure ventilation and some types of cerebrovascular diseases.(6) Transient mesiotemporal ischemia induced by venous congestion may be a potential cause of transient global amnesia (TGA).(11) In 1998, Lewis originally proposed the venous congestion hypothesis for TGA.(11) which is primarily based on the observation that the onset of symptoms is often correlated with prior Valsalva-like activities, which in turn may lead to venous reflux through the IJV. In anatomical studies, aplasia is reportedly present in as many as 16% of non-selected patients but in these studies valve competence was not assessed.(12) In humans approximately 90% of internal jugular veins have a valve.
http://ejour-fup.unifi.it/index.php/ija ... /9073/8407We report the case of a 78-year-old Caucasian man with jugular valve incompetence who experienced an intra-cerebral temporo-occipital hemorrhage following sexual intercourse. He had no other risk factors for an intra-cerebral hemorrhage.
http://www.jmedicalcasereports.com/content/4/1/225Several (not necessarily mutually exclusive) pathophysiologic processes may cause or contribute to cough-related syncopes, including Valsalva-induced decreased cardiac output, increased intracranial pressure, cardiac arrhythmias, stimulation of a hypersensitive carotid sinus, cough-triggered neural reflex-mediated hypotension-bradycardia, laryngospasm, augmentation of left ventricular outflow obstruction, impaction of a brainstem herniation, decreased cerebral blood flow, internal jugular vein valve insufficiency, and rarely seizures.
http://www.medlink.com/medlinkcontent.aspTransient global amnesia (TGA) is associated with an increase in the prevalence of jugular insufficiency. Valvular insufficiency may lead to increased venous pressure transmission during a Valsalva maneuver and thus contribute to venous ischemia in TGA. The association of valvular insufficiency and longer reflux times with the occurrence of a trigger event further suggests that cerebral venous congestion is an important etiological factor in transient global amnesia.
cheerleader wrote:Hi Cece--
I had that case on the first page, along with a few others. I'm still really concerned about the loss of valves as people age.
Just got the final ISNVD program for patients' day, and this will be debated. Should be on the ISNVD site soon.
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Chicago rapper Twista is getting ready to release his new album, The Perfect Storm, on November 9th and a new track has just leaked off the project. The latest track from the tongue Twista features Bad Boy CEO Diddy, but instead of rapping or singing, Diddy's just got a few ad-libs and is only talking on the record. Take a listen to "Back To The Basics" and tell us, is Twista back?


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Interview with the Robot 6-er
As the newest member of the Robot 6 crew, I realize I'm still something of a stranger in these parts. I'm a phantom who pops up every now and then to write something about the Con War, and like that — poof! — I'm gone. Who is this "Sean T. Collins," if that is my real name?
Well, if you really wanna know what makes me tick as a person who writes about comics for a living (or, more accurately, "a living"), check out the lengthy interview Christopher Allen conducted with me over at Comic Book Galaxy's group blog Trouble with Comics. It tackles pretty much my whole history as a critic, such as it is and such as I am, and sounds me out on a variety of pertinent issues, from the evolution of the comics blogosphere to the usefulness of comparing comics to other art forms like music to whether or not scorched-earth criticism is valid:
[Chris:] I'm curious about the disinclination towards snark. Not that you should do anything you don't feel, but doesn't highly intelligent snark, or let's call it no-holds-barred criticism a la Abhay Khosla or Tucker Stone, have its place? Isn't it just as valid, as long as the arguments are reasoned and thought-provoking, no matter how harsh?
[Sean:] It may be valid, it may not be valid. It depends on the piece. What I can tell you is that valid or not, it's not interesting to me, and it's frequently actively annoying. I also think the harshness quickly becomes an end in itself, so in that sense, I grow suspicious of its validity pretty quickly, I guess you could say. I've done it in the past and I reserve the right to do it again, because grown-ups can change their minds about these things, that's part of the fun of being a grown-up, but for now, it is not for me as a critic or a reader of criticism.
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The most prosaic object is not below the scrutiny of the amateur and as nothing has escaped the discerning glance of the craftsman in the search of homely things to make beautiful, why not beautiful candles, forsooth?
Most of us know little of old-time industries and nothing perhaps at all of old-time methods of lighting or of candle-makingthe well-known bayberry dip or candle comprising the entire extent of our knowledge. These certainly deserve the popularity they enjoy, for what is more attractive than their mellow light and the soft sage green color of the wax which harmonizes with the copper and brass or even silver candlesticks. But they by no means cover the entire field of candle-making. Candle is only a generic term, for there are candles and dips, likewise "long smokes" and "short smokes," each of which is put to a special and particular use. Then there are tallow dips and candles, for the bayberry bush does not grow in all our States and besides the tallow light is much more easily made.
The bayberry candles are made of the wax coating the berry of the bay bush growing in our coast regions and sandy sail. In the late fall when the berries are ripe they are gathered and the wax is removed by putting them into boiling water. The wax floats and when the water cools, it hardens and can be easily skimmed off.
The day set aside for dipping candles must be solely devoted to that enterprise, for once be-gun there is no leaving off until done. If short smokes or lantern dips are to be made then the candle wicking is cut off in length of six inches. Each piece of wick is looped over a thick wooden knitting needle which accounts for the characteristic double wick at the lighting end of a bayberry dip, for the loop made by doubling over the knitting needle is cut and stands up in two ends.
The wax or tallow, as the case may be, is melted and poured into a kettle of boiling water. This is usually a big brass kettle of five or six gallons in order to give a large surface for floating the wax at the top. The kettle is placed on a board heated for hours in the oven. When the dipping begins each knitting needleful of wicking gets a bath in the kettle of hot wax and comes out coated. Each coating must be al-lowed to dry perfectly before the next coating is laid on, otherwise the unequal contraction of the wax will cause the dip to crack.
Mutton suet is used for tallow dips. Brook mint or spearmint is boiled with the suet to mitigate the odor of the tallow. It gives a faintish green color to the candles which are called spearmint dips.
Making candles with molds is a much simpler process. That is, if one has succeeded in getting a set of old candle molds. These molds come in sets of twelve. They are wrought iron tubes fastened together and narrowing to a point at the top where the wick is threaded in. The molds are filled with wax or tallow, which shrinks as it cools so that the hardened candle can be readily drawn out. Molded candles are not as attractive as the handmade dip. But they are more desirable than the artificially colored bayberry candles made for commercial purposes.
Another use for bayberry wax is the little bayberry ironing bag. The berries are gathered and a small bag of white cloth is filled with them. These bags make a charming little present to accompany a set of electric or de-natured alcohol sadirons, such as are found in a traveler's kit.


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What a lovely week. As the weather was a bit better we saw more children outdoors. We have been looking at the Season of Spring and this led to creating our own garden of flowers. The children looked at books on flowers/gardens then tried to create their favourite flowers. We had lots of sunflowers, snowdrops, tulips and even a Venus Fly Trap. The children used tissue paper, water colours and scissor skills to create their flowers. They also took a closer look at Spring flowers using the magnifying glasses outside. This is what the children knew about Spring.
A little outside investigation:How to send a message to Nursery, across the great divide… One child could see little sis in Nursery and decided to find a way to send her a message. The Postman wasn't available, so she devised her own method. We then had fun seeing what else we could send, exploring the trajectory of various objects.
We have been coming to a close with our wedding play, so there was just one thing left to do, the wedding cake. The children selected 3 sized cake tins to create a tiered cake. They worked together, following the recipe instructions then later decorated the cake. Then we ate it!


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Vlad Tepes Blog, by Eeyore, Sept. 17, 2017:
Giving people oxytocin alongside positive social pressure increases kindness toward refugees, even in those with a fear of foreigners, new research has found.
The hormone is released naturally by humans during social and sexual behaviour, and research has shown it breeds trust and generosity in others.
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Zurich: FIFA president Sepp Blatter announced his long-awaited anti-corruption plan on Friday including a pledge to re-open the case into the collapse of former marketing partner ISL.
Blatter, re-elected for a fourth term in June which he says will be his last, also announced the creation of a new "good governance committee", featuring figures from outside FIFA, and three task forces.
The committee would include representatives of clubs, leagues, players, referees and women`s football, among others.
One task force would look into changes to the FIFA statutes, a second would look at changes to the ethics committee and a third would be responsible for introducing changes to make FIFA more transparent.
These would be added to an existing task force aimed at making the sport itself more attractive in time for the 2014 World Cup.
All proposals were passed by the executive committee on Friday and Blatter said he wanted concrete results by the time of the FIFA Congress in June 2013.
However Blatter said that he had abandoned his idea of involving Henry Kissinger, the 88-year-old former U.S. Secretary of State, to act as an independent watchdog in one of FIFA`s new committees.
"I have to apologise because I did mention some big names at the Congress, but the former Secretary of State will not be in this governance committee, because we want to have someone who is active in politics now -- a member of parliament or a minister, involved in the day-to-day work."
At the time the FIFA president also mentioned opera singer Placido Domingo as a possible member of the watchdog.
Blatter continued: "I think we have been rather ambitious in our road map, its a Formula One model, but we need to move forward."
"I feel very fulfilled, very happy that the executive committee is completely in step with what we want to achieve with the national associations."
"We are moving forward with a FIFA that, thanks to the good governance committee, which is a bit of a watchdog and will allow us in 2013, maybe even before, to present an image slightly better than the one we have currently."
"We want a fair image, which shows the will of the FIFA leadership to not dwell on the past, to face up to its problems and find solutions. Tackling problems isn`t enough, we need to find solutions."
"When FIFA is attacked, the president is attacked and I have to defend the institution and myself, I hope this transparency will help us put our past concerns behind us."
Regarding the ISL case, he said: "This is an issue which has been raised by the national associations and members of FIFA, the executive committee of FIFA has decided that this case should be opened.
"We will give this file therefore to an independent organisation on the outside of FIFA so they can delve into this file and present them to us, that is all I can tell you on this famous ISL file," he said.
FIFA added in a statement: "However, this can only be done after a thorough legal analysis because of the complexity of the matter. The case will be opened at the next meeting of the executive committee in December 2011.
ISL went bankrupt in 2001. BBC`s Panorama programme said last November that documents relating to a criminal investigation into the ISL collapse are believed to show that senior FIFA officials were paid kickbacks in return for granting ISL lucrative World Cup television and sponsorship rights during the 1990s.
Panorama named them as Ricardo Teixeira, Issa Hayatou and Nicolas Leoz, all executive committee members. The three have denied any wrongdoing.
Teixeira is president of the Brazilian Football Confederation and the 2014 World Cup organising committee.
Anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International, which has been critical of FIFA in the past, gave a cautious welcome to the announcement.
"Transparency International was optimistic that FIFA would deliver on its promise to investigate the past and introduce reforms. This is a very important first step," said Sylvia Schenk, senior adviser for sport.
"But it is just the beginning. They have addressed several key issues but there is still a lot of work to do to restore credibility and we will have to wait until December to see how far and how quickly they act.
"It will be a big challenge to implement the reforms and it will require a change of culture in the whole world of football."
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Reok, I love your work, it's amazing! :D
And amazing is only a small word! :)
I hope it turns out as you want it too! :P
Add me, you know you want to! :)
Reok, I love your work, it's amazing! :D
And amazing is only a small word! :)
I hope it turns out as you want it too! :P
If it looks like a high-quality mod that has a lot of pictures/info and good developers (that tell you bugs, problems, issues and other stuff) I will download and play ASAP, but if the mod is a bit "quiet" and it's not very popular I'm going to wait for the community, cause i don't want to ruin my game in case the mod has problems now do I? :)
Depends on year and if I see something I like! :)
2 year ago I spent around $300, 1 year ago $50 and this year, we'll I have to wait and see! :D
Happy New Year, Brother! :)
Gameplay than the others! :)
Hi reok! :)
Thank for the add! :P
This poll doesn't make that much sense...I mean it's our opinions, so most of us like it, only people that don't are those that didn't get their mods in, but don't worry cause your time will come too! ;)
But i still voted for Awesome-Sauce! :D
Wow, they look amazing! :D
Just add some things in them and they will be perfect! :)
Hi and thank for the add! :)
And thanks for thinking I'm one of "the good people in the site" like you stated since you added me! :D
Mod DB is getting better and better! :D
I will sure try to review some mods and indies I like pretty soon! ;)
"You Have Voted!"
Wait wait wait...Only once!? ._.
I want to vote until I'm sure you win! :(
Oh well...I did my part! :D
300 of the guys and I can defend my base from thousands of troops and while they fight the enemy I can build 300 more!This game is going to be so epic! :)
MOTY in general is something very useful at appreciating good mods that deserve to be in the spotlight longer! But MOTY 2010 is just MOTY for a new year and i don't think there is anything different but it's still awesome like always! :D
Do you need anything else!? ._.
Indie DB has everything you need! :)
1)This isn't World of Tanks, this is a mod for Battlefield 1942 called "Battlegroup 42"
2)Go to the official web site, sign up for beta, and in a day or two, maybe more it's most likely that you will get your beta key!
I especially like the new fence thingy! :D
All of them? :)
But Gameplay and Storyline are most important and it would be nice if it could have nice Graphics too and good Sound/Music! :D
When you scroll to the top of the page and only see the 2 two cannons it looks like an Apocalypse Tank with some weird spatulas on the cannons! :D
Well "When i want to play them" can include every other answer! :)
But for me, if i want to play it i try to buy it when it comes out and when they are on sale, cause you can't buy a game if it's not on store right? :P
If i where to have a game i think Mod DB would suffice but i could have used YouTube as well for 2 or 3 videos! :P
Beautiful! :D
One of my all time favorite plane! :P
The shape, the paint-job, the wings...I like everything about this plane! :)
Hi and thanks for the add! :)
And i hope i see you on the Black Ops battlefield! :D
But it's better if i won't, cause i would have to PWN you! :P
I play cause i like all the things you can do in Multiplayer, i like having fun, i like unlocking things/achievements but the main reason is To Win!
I mean it's nice to play for fun and all and do all those other stuff mentioned but when you are number 1 at the top of the chart when the round ends or whatever and you can see you played the best and type something like "Oh yeah, beat that!" or "Haha, im awesome! :D" it's priceless! :)
Press view original and say to that guy looking at you! :D
"Hi lil' guy looking at me!" ^_^
BTW, what's up with that rainbow in the cockpit? :O
Are they making magic again? =)
Dudes, this mod is amazing, and if you want more attention it should have a cleaner look, i mean title without the under-dashes, video should be made bigger and moved to "videos" section, the "summary" should have a nice description, pictures as well should have a better name and a nice description too and they should be made on better maps not on that grassy map so it attracts more attention! :P
Seriously when i first saw this mod just by looking at it's page i thought, it was crap(no offense) but when i watched it again and seen the potential it has, i liked it a lot! :D
Keep up the good work! :)
A lot better than a radar moving on it's own with no wheels or anything to carry it! :D
Im speechless! :D
Well it can one-shoot most tank up to a certain tier, in particular smaller tanks and 2 shot most mediums, and for other heavier tanks it takes a couple of more shots but this dude has it easy! :)
But yeah it's like a moving bunker @ 20km/h, but it doesn't matter how strong it is if the team isn't good!
I have been against MAUS a lot of times and my team managed to kill everyone except the MAUS than everybody attacked it and killed it! :)
But it can also happen that all the tanks that remain to attack the MAUS will FAIL in killing it...It's kinda sad when 6-7 good tanks can't micro to take out one lonely MAUS or at least block it in the corner he is hiding, 'cause wrecks can't be destroyed! :D
Well in game it's still called Panther and Panther II will be added in the final version, so that's a Panther not a Panther II! :D
But yeah i know Panther II looks like that! :)