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Tyler Perry's mansion burglarized by teens.
Suspect arrested in slaying of Florida gay couple.
SWERV, the new Black LGBT publication from publisher Michael-Christopher, features the "Stars of the Black Gay 'Net": B. Scott, Pam Spaulding and Rod 2.0. L. Michael Gipson on B. Scott and R20, Lisa Joyner chats up Pam. More later ...
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Rapper DMX admitted to prison psychiatric unit.
India: Police arrest 13 men at a gay party
Gay marriage boosts Mexico City tourism.
Pommel horse hotness Louis Smith wins another gold medal.
Bernie Wilson, one of the last surviving members of Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, dies at 64. With this year's loss of Teddy Pendergrass "Lloyd Parks [is] the sole surviving member of legendary band."
Newly-elected Warsaw City Council member Krystian Legierski: "Being gay in the U.S.A. is [easier] than in Poland—not because of law but because of the population's mentality. I know personally maybe 10 Black people in Poland."
Latina lesbian activist to run for Chicago City Clerk
Pharrell announces new collaboration with Madonna.
Darryl Stephens tweets from the set of his video shoot for "Envious Moon." It's now available at iTunes.
Patrik-Ian Polk and band Fol Chen to tour in January 2011.
The Billion-Dollar Blizzard: Bloomberg "facing increasing criticism" over the slow pace of cleanup. Newark Mayor Cory Booker praised for using Twitter to "rescue snowed-in residents with his own shovel."
Modelizer: Well-fitted briefs.
Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie vows to end birther controversy.
Segregation revisionist Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour using state planes for personal use?
Nathan H. Williams in Chicago Tribune on his casting in Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys. "A lot of the images of African-American gay men on television are one-sided and stereotypical ... [I]t was time for America to see that we don't come in just one shape and one size. It was time to show a different face about what it means to be a black gay man."


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Hello! I'm Charlotte a.k.a Lady Joyful. I'm a Brit living in Finland with my husband and our three cats. During the day I work as a nanny for two little boys, and when I'm not working my time is filled with blogging, photography, and, of course, card making! I started making cards at the beginning of last year and quickly became addicted. I still consider myself to be a newbie and feel that my style is still developing, but I lean towards CAS. I'm very excited to be joining the Cupcake Inspirations Design Team, and hope that I will be able to inspire some of you along the way!"
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Introducing New Sweetie--Charlotte
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So excited to be joining all the sweeties :D Thanks for having me!
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Congratulations on your new position. CAS is beautiful. I hope you'll have a lot of fun. [Bunny]
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Thank you Bunny :)
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Dan Roberts | 30.11.2012 01:14 | Analysis | World
The latest Shortwave Report (November 30) is up at the website http://www.outfarpress.com/shortwave.shtml in 3 forms- (new) HIGHEST QUALITY (128kb)(27MB), broadcast quality (16MB), and quickdownload or streaming form (6MB) (28:59) Links at page bottom
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This week's show features stories from NHK World Radio Japan, Radio Deutsche-Welle, Spanish National Radio, Radio havana Cuba, and the Voice of Russia.
From JAPAN- The Prime Minister Noda says that the primary issue in elections in December will be whether or not to fully phase out nuclear power in Japan. In the elections in Catalonia, Spain, parties supporting an independence referendum won 87 out of 135 seats- I was not able to hear about this on SNR, so here it is from Japan. The UN Conference on Climate Change is quite divided on whether or not to extend the Kyoto Protocol. At the Climate Change Conference the US, Japan, and Canada were given the Fossil of the Day Award for their lack of cooperation in dealing with climate change.
From GERMANY- Qatar, which owns al-Jazeera broadcasting, is hosting the Climate Change conference, despite having the largest per capita greenhouse gas emissions on this planet. Germany announced early that it would not support Palestinian observer status at the UN- if the status is granted then Palestine could sue Israel for war crimes. The remains of Yasser Arafat were exhumed to test for polonium poisoning. The UK is so frustrated with the EU financial debacle that many in Britain are calling pulling out of the EU.
From SPAIN- EU leaders failed to reach agreement on a seven year budget for the bloc of 27 nations. Spanish healthcare workers are continuing protests and strikes against the privatization of hospitals.
From CUBA- Venezuelan President Chavez is back in Cuba to continue his treatments for cancer. The US is resisting calls for deeper emissions cuts at the Climate Change Conference. The Arab league accused the US of sabotaging the cancelled conference on nuclear disarmament to avoid criticism of Israel's growing nuclear arsenal.
From RUSSIA- Private First Class Bradley Manning, accused of being behind the Wikileaks document releases, is expected to testify this week.
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An industry-friendly state commission has recommended that companies approved to use fracking to look for natural gas deposits in North Carolina be allowed to conceal the chemicals used in the process from the public. The message being conveyed is that residents should just trust that those chemicals won�t pollute or make anyone sick; they don�t need to see it for themselves.
An industry-friendly state commission has recommended that companies approved to use fracking to look for natural gas deposits in North Carolina be allowed to conceal the chemicals used in the process from the public. The message being conveyed is that residents should just trust that those chemicals won�t pollute or make anyone sick; they don�t need to see it for themselves.
This is more than a theoretical exercise. Gov. Pat McCrory has said the state is on track to issue the first fracking permits in 2015. If such exploration is permitted to take place, it is imperative that the state enacts tough regulations to protect public health and the environment.
If the General Assembly approves the N.C. Mining and Energy Commission�s unanimous recommendation � and why wouldn�t it, in an environment where what�s good for business drives state policy? � companies would keep a list of what�s in use lest emergency crews responding to a fire or spill need to know what methods they should use to take care of the problem. But state regulators and the general public would not be able to see what oil and gas companies are putting into the ground.
Companies roll out the �trade secret� argument, insisting that revealing the chemicals used would give the competition the key to their secret formula. But there is a difference between revealing the actual formula and letting the public read the label of ingredients. Some other states require disclosure of those chemicals, and companies comply.
Many of the chemicals used in the fracking process are benign everyday solutions, but others can be harmful. Hydraulic fracturing not only employs those chemicals to break shale formations to look for trapped natural gas, but the residual chemicals are often disposed of by injecting them into the ground. Parts of eastern North Carolina have been mentioned as potentially ideal disposal sites, although some lawmakers are wary of allowing that to happen.
There is little federal regulation of fracking, and the Environmental Protection Agency is prohibited from regulating the industry. If the states don�t do it right, the public may not have adequate protections.
Proponents of gas exploration insist that the process is safe and that North Carolina stands to gain by allowing companies to release the natural gas thought to be stored in shale rock near the central part of the state. They note that the commission at least insists that the state review companies� claims that their secret formula isn�t just some generic, widely known chemical combo. Commission members say North Carolina will have safe drilling and fracking. Let�s hope they are right, especially as McCrory has made fracking and seismic testing for offshore oil deposits a central focus of his 2014 agenda.
Environmentalists and consumer advocates are skeptical, based on experiences in other states. They say there is evidence of water contamination in some cases, and recent reports question the industry�s insistence that hydraulic fracturing is not related to an increase in earth tremors and small quakes in areas where fracking is taking place.
State lawmakers have made it clear that drilling for fossil fuels will happen in North Carolina, despite objections from those who live in areas that might be affected by spills or other accidents. The least they can do is make sure that regulations are adequate to guard against those possibilities and to let the people know what kinds of chemicals are being pumped into ground in their midst.


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Can you shoot video or take a photo of a street artist in public — and post it on your blog?
Are you allowed to shoot video or take a photo or record music of a musician or street artist performing in a public place and post it online?
Attorney Colette Vogele of the San Francisco law firm Vogele & Associates offers the following thoughts (though this does not constitute legal advice):
(1) For copyright it depends on a couple facts. In the first instance, there is generally no copyright interest in a street performance because (presumably) the performer he has not "fixed" (eg., recorded) his performance in a "tangible medium of expression" (eg., a videotape, or computer disk). That's the good news, but don't get excited yet. You've got two other potential copyright problems, but ONLY IF the performance you record is considered a "live musical performance."
The two problems arise under section 1101 of the Copyright Act and the criminal anti-bootlegging statue that Congress passed a number of years ago (Title 18 USC 2319A).


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Ron Paul's presidential campaign has been driven by small-dollar donations from a large number of loyal backers. Now, his supporters are hoping to raise big money in small pieces by using a revamped version of a classic tactic: an online telethon.
The Revolution PAC, a Ron Paul Super PAC, will produce a 12-hour "powercast," scheduled for noon (CST) on Saturday, Feb. 25. With a 24-hour fundraising goal of $1 million, the PAC is hoping to raise enough to pay for ads in key Super Tuesday states.
The broadcast will feature special guests, who will speak to their own experiences and give advice for supporters looking to make an impact. Confirmed guests include Ben Swann, host of "Reality Check with Ben Swann" on WXIX Fox 19 in Cincinnati, and Stewart Rhodes, founder of Oath Keepers, a non-partisan group of military dedicated to fulfilling their oath to constitution.
The Super PAC argues that Congressman Paul has been blacked out by the media, and says this is his supporters' way to work around it.
"Let them know that this will be the first time in the history of the New American Revolution that such an undertaking will take place not only to support a movement but to showcase our ability, in the midst of a national election, to effectively bypass the corporate media," the website reads.
Telethons first became popular in the middle of the 20th century, so it's only fitting that Ron Paul supporters host an updated-version of the fundraising strategy — after all, his fans believe that an oldie can still be a goodie.


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From left: Cris Caccavale (Staff Services Division), Dari Scuola (Safety and Health Services Division), Tara Shiels and Nora Detweiler (Community, Education, Government and Public Affairs), load up Scuola's truck with jam-packed buckets of cleaning supplies donated by BNLers. The buckets have been delivered to hurricane relief sites in Babylon, Lindenhurst, and Mastic. The buckets were distributed to residents to help them clean their homes after being impacted by Superstorm Sandy.
In their usual spirit of generosity, BNLers didn't hesitate when a call went out asking for donations of cleaning supplies that would help our fellow Long Islanders clean up their homes after being hit by Superstorm Sandy.
With coordination by Cris Caccavale of the Staff Services Division, Nora Detweiler and Tara Shiels of the Community Relations Office, and the generous donation of 100 buckets from Home Depot, BNL employees have already filled 92 buckets with cleaning supplies including laundry detergent, gloves, paper towels, and dust masks. Some of the jam-packed buckets have been delivered to hurricane relief sites in Babylon and Lindenhurst by BNLer Dari Scuola of the Safety and Health Services Division. "I received a call from Jeff Williams asking if I could help deliver the buckets," said Scuola. "I know Jeff through the Lab's Ride Share program and he knew I lived in Lindenhurst. Without hesitation, I said yes. I live in North Lindenhurst and fortunately I wasn't impacted as seriously as my neighbors to the south. It's the least I can do to help out."
The Lindenhurst and Babylon areas are just two of the neighborhoods to suffer massive damage from the storm and residents are still in great need of cleaning supplies and tools such as rakes and shovels.
Caccavale and Sheils also delivered full buckets to the Tri-Hamlet Relief Organization to help the Lab's nearby neighbors in Mastic and Shirley. Currently, the Tri-Hamlet Relief Organization is so overwhelmed by the donation of supplies they are now only seeking monetary donations and gift cards.
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Cisco urges Californians to vote No on Prop 23
Californians know how to invest in the future. Believing in our collective ability to drive towards positive change, Cisco urges Californians to vote No on Prop 23.
For decades, California has led the way when it comes to addressing global warming in the US with a proven track record of not only achieving impressive results, but also stimulating investment in new businesses and technologies creating thousands of new jobs. From California's imposition of stricter-than-federal tailpipe emissions regulations to its global leadership in increasing energy efficiency per unit of GDP growth, Californians know how to address societal challenges in ways that increase economic prosperity. By investing in the future, not living in the past, California can and should do both.
Doing both means that you we look at challenges as opportunities, you evaluate threats by thinking about them differently. Doing both rejects "zero sum" thinking in favor of collaborative decision-making. It is inherently optimistic, as I believe most Californians are. So when some assert that California can not afford to carry through on its climate commitments without losing jobs, I can't help but ponder the possibilities of doing both.
On the ballot in November, Proposition 23 would roll-back California's greenhouse gas law (AB 32), low-carbon fuel standard, and rules requiring utilities to source 33% of their electricity from renewables by 2020.
According to the Pew Charitable Trust, California leads the nation in production of clean, renewable energy and as of 2007, is home to more than 10,000 businesses in the clean energy sector, supporting more than 125,000 jobs. California has been able to attract billions of investment capital in the recent years, which will be negatively affected if Prop 23 passes. Adoption of Prop 23 would jeopardize California's leadership in innovation, create uncertainty among business in California about the state's commitment to build a green economy, compromise capital investment and put clean technology jobs at risk.
Addressing climate change and protecting California's environment are important business and societal priorities; not only affecting our quality of life, but also California's ability to attract and retain clean tech investment and jobs. Government, private industry and individuals are all responsible for safeguarding California's future. Passage of Prop 23 would go against our state's innovative culture of investing for the future, jeopardize our leadership position in attracting clean tech investment, and vacate the possibility of doing both.
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The Conservatory Garden at 105th Street and Fifth Avenue, a six acre formal garden, whose allées of flowering pink and white crabapples are now in bloom. The garden is divided into three smaller gardens — Italian, French and English. The Center Garden is Italianate. Spring tulips are in the northern French Garden. An English style garden is to the south with a beautiful memorial fountain, a tribute to Frances Hodgson Burnett, the author of The Secret Garden. Flower beds filled with daffodils and other perennials, surround the pool. The Garden is an officially designated Quiet Zone and in our frantically-paced city, a wonderful place to stroll, relax, read, decompress and simply enjoy the beauty of nature.
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Canastota named first 'Trail Town' in state
CANASTOTA >> The Central New York chapter of the North Country Trail Association officially named the Village of Canastota the first "Trail Town" in New York state.
Jack Miller, president of the CNY chapter of NCTA, said the process for gaining the title was "arduous" and not just handed out to the village. Officials from Canastota worked for more than six months filing forms and other paperwork, while volunteers from the community and the NCTA spent time preparing the trail in Canastota.
"The designation was created to highlight attractive towns and villages along the trail," Miller said.
Mayor Carla DeShaw said this nomination will hopefully boost economic growth in the community, as well as provide another attraction for tourists and visitors to the area.
"The trail is important because it gives residents and visitors a chance to connect with other communities," DeShaw said. "It encourages them to walk and hike the North Country Trail. This reinforces our ongoing efforts to make Canastota a vibrant community and at the same time showcase the Village's history and heritage."
The North Country Trail enters Canastota at the intersection of State Route 5 and South Main Street, then heads eastward on Route 5 to Village Center via South Peterboro Street and onto the Old Erie Canal were the Canal Town Museum is located. Eventually, the entirety of the North Country trail will extend from North Dakota to Lake Champlain.
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A condition that occurs as a result of the thighs on an obese inidividual rubbing together during extended period of running.
In order to lose weight, John decided to run to KFC, however on the way there, he got a bad case of thigh burn due to the friction of his thighs rubbing against each other.
by Masterboner April 10, 2012
Patch of hairless skin on a man's cheek from the continuous rubbing of the inside of female's thighs during oral sex.
I can't grow a full beard because of my thighburns.
by axismob May 25, 2010
Pubic hair that is untrimmed and so long that it hangs down one's leg similar to side burns. Similarly the chafing from such long hair literally causes friction burns on the thighs.
Women in 70's porno's have thigh burns
by Craigman77 April 27, 2011
Thighburns a grossly ungrooomed womens pubic region. Where the pubic hair proceeds to grow down the thighs in an uncontroled manner.
Check out that fat bitch's thighburns. European women are notoriuos to the self afflicted thighburns epidemic.
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Noun - The androgenic hair that grows on the upper thighs of post-pubescent humans (yes boys and girls, or men and women more appropriately - we've all got it, to a lesser or greater extent) that can look like it has 'escaped' from the pubic area.
Not to be confused with pubic bangs.
It complements and sits in opposition to the treasure trail.
Not to be confused with pubic bangs.
It complements and sits in opposition to the treasure trail.
After the bong incident in the tabloids Michael Phelps thigh burns were the least of his worries.
Ha - thought Julia Roberts - they're freaking out over armpit hair, what the hell would they do if they saw my beautiful thigh burns!
Ha - thought Julia Roberts - they're freaking out over armpit hair, what the hell would they do if they saw my beautiful thigh burns!
by RastaVari April 24, 2011
Excess hair growth on a womens inner thigh area. Particularly previlant amongst older and dark haired laydees
I was charged double for a leg wax as my thighburns met in the middle
by Hudders1999 August 26, 2008
a slang, hair line recession term which indicates the loss of hair starting at the edges of the forehead. it is (jokingly) blamed on friction occurring from the shaking thighs of ones lover while performing amazing oral sex on them.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — The Latest on
the formal sentencing of Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof to
death (all times local):
2:50 p.m.
A judge has formally sentenced Dylann
Roof to death for killing nine black worshippers in a racist massacre
at a Charleston church.
U.S. Judge Richard Gergel handed down
the sentence Wednesday at a hearing to affirm the jury's decision on
the death penalty for the 22-year-old avowed white supremacist.
Gergel couldn't change the jury's decision.
Roof showed no reaction as he has
through almost all of the federal hate crimes trial. He also did not
choose to speak Wednesday and kept a blank face as Gergel sentenced
More than 30 family members of the
victims at Emanuel AME church spoke during the hearing. Some were
angry, others forgiving. But they all said Roof failed at his goal to
further divide blacks and whites.
12:20 p.m.
The daughter of a woman killed during a
massacre at a Charleston church says she doesn't want the racist
killer to face the death penalty.
Sharon Risher said Wednesday that
22-year-old Dylann Roof should sit in his cell and think about how he
made the nine black people he killed at Emanuel AME church into
Risher was the 21st family member to
speak and the first to explicitly say he shouldn't face the death
penalty. She is the daughter of Ethel Lance.
There has been plenty of anger during
the sentencing hearing. One family member told Roof he should know
how they feel because his mother had a heart attack in the courtroom.
Wednesday's hearing is to formally
sentence Roof to death after a jury decided on the punishment the day
10:15 a.m.
A woman who survived Dylann Roof's
attack on a black church says she still holds on to the torn,
bloodstained Bible she had that night.
Felicia Sanders said at Roof's formal
sentencing hearing Wednesday that she forgave Roof because that was
the easiest thing to do. But she said Roof has done nothing to help
Sanders says she can't even close her
eyes to pray after the attack on Emanuel AME church members during
their final Bible study prayer.
Roof did not look at any of the family
members, even one who demanded he look in his direction.
Roof will have a chance to speak later
in the hearing.
(This version has been corrected to
show that Sanderson survived the attack, but wasn't the victim who
Roof purposefully left alive)
10:05 a.m.
The jurors who sentenced Dylann Roof to
death for killing nine worshippers at a Charleston church have asked
the judge to return to the courtroom for the formal sentencing
U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel
opened Wednesday's hearing saying the jury made the request when he
went to thank them and dismiss them from service after they came to
their verdict Tuesday.
Gergel cannot change the jury's death
sentence, making Wednesday's sentencing a formality. Family members
of victims will be able to speak to Roof directly, instead of just
answering questions from prosecutors.
Gergel also granted a request from Roof
to reappoint his attorneys for the hearing and said Roof also can
Roof killed nine people during Bible
study at Emanuel AME on June 17, 2015.
3:55 a.m.
The families of the nine black people
killed and the three who survived a racist massacre inside a South
Carolina church will get a chance to speak directly to the man
convicted in the shooting.
A federal jury sentenced Dylann Roof to
death Tuesday. But a judge has to formally accept the sentence
Wednesday, even though he can't change it.
The families shattered by the June 17,
2015, shooting at Emanuel AME Church can speak at Wednesday's
hearing, and they won't be limited to just answering the questions of
Roof had a chance to speak Tuesday
before the jury deliberated a death sentence or life in prison. He
didn't ask for his life to be spared. Instead, the 22-year-old avowed
white supremacist told jurors he still feels like he had to kill the
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Music heals mind, body and soul
When your favorite song comes on the radio, it's hard not to tap your feet or hands to the rhythm. Music affects our moods and health. Did you also know that music can also heal your body? A powerful connection exists between the brain and the body that seems to come alive while listening to music.
Sentara neurologist Kamal Chemali, M.D., believed in the therapeutic power of music while in medical school in the 1980s and has been conducting research projects for decades to prove that very idea.
Now at the forefront of this specialty in neurology, Dr. Chemali is founder and medical director of the Sentara Music and Medicine Center in Norfolk, Va., where he and music therapist
Tracy Bowdish put music to the test. Tracy works closely with patients to help them overcome neurological disorders — like stroke — through the healing powers of music and music therapy.


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Q. When referring to a telephone call for which the calling party is not charged, is it (a) a "toll free call," (b) a "tollfree call," or (c) a "toll-free call." My own preference is for c first, then b. However, our marketing bunch uses a. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. This is driving me nuts (or at least nuttier than usual).
Q. What is the difference in usage between an em dash and an en dash?
Q. I am an American translator working in Germany and I am having difficulty determining whether the following formulation is correct according to Chicago style:
developing short-, medium-, and long-term steps for . . .
This looks so Germanized to my eyes, but perhaps I have simply been here too long. Thank you!
Q. In "University of California Berkeley," for example, which mark would you place before "Berkeley": hyphen, en dash, or comma? (I couldn't find this in your manual.) My preference would be either the en dash or the comma, but never the hyphen. What say you?
Q. I'm wondering about the proper uses of the prefix auto-. When one cannot find the word using this prefix in the dictionary, is there a standard for how to use it? To hyphenate or not to hyphenate, that is the question. My specific example is autosequence, auto-sequence, or auto sequence. Which would Chicago recommend?
Q. Some authors in the company for which I copyedit have been using an en dash, rather than a hyphen, for the negative sign in negative numbers, i.e., –3 versus -3. Some of our required fonts exaggerate the difference, and occasionally this results in negative signs of varying size in our technical documentation. I would prefer that all authors use the hyphen to create a more consistent look. As CMOS is this company's style reference guide, I have searched through it for a recommendation regarding this topic but have not found one. Does CMOS have a preference?
Q. Dear Chicago, I'm in a debate with my 73-year-old publisher. I lost my AP Style book in a recent move and I can't remember the rule for putting hyphens in a person's age. My publisher says it is only used when the age is a modifier. I say it needs to be used when it is a noun as well, such as: "The healthy 18-year-old jumped in his car . . ." He claims it is only used in a sentence similar to this: "An 8-year-old boy." Please let me know which is correct so I can end this debate and put this magazine to bed! Thank you, Missouri.
Q. Now here's one phrase I've always found difficult to hyphenate. "Foreign policy making elite," referring to an elite making foreign policy. Would Chicago write "foreign policymaking elite"?
Q. I have a hyphenation question that I wasn't able to resolve after reading CMOS or the Q&A page on your website. I am in a debate with a fellow attorney about the proper hyphenation for the phrase "explicitly-defined" when used in the context of "an explicitly-defined rule governing adoptions." My colleague insists there should be no hyphen between "explicitly" and "defined." I think that there should be a hyphen between the two words.
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Many people slash their calories and hit the gym hoping to shed a few pounds, only to step on the scale and see the number stubbornly refuse to budge.According to Dr. Michael Breus, a nationally recognized sleep expert, a little shuteye can make the difference between a failed diet and a successful one. Poor sleep leads to a diet-busting combination of higher cortisol levels that boost the appetite, a slower metabolism and cravings for fatty or high-carbohydrate foods, he said. "When I get people sleeping better, weight literally falls off of them," Breus said. A clinical psychologist with a specialty in sleep disorders, Breus is traveling throughout Maine this week training sleep shops about his line of mattresses. He's also author of the book "The Sleep Doctor's Diet Plan." Breus offered five tips for better sleep: Go to bed at the same time every day, including weekends, to help your body adjust to a natural sleep rhythm. Even one or two late nights can throw sleep out of whack. "Some people experience this as what we call Sunday night insomnia -- they stay up late Friday night, they stay up late Saturday night, and then all of a sudden Sunday comes and their normal bedtime isn't working for them because their body has already adjusted to this later bedtime," he said. Skip caffeine after 2 p.m., as the effects last eight to 10 hours. Are you one of those people who sips coffee after dinner and can still fall asleep? You're probably not sleeping well and deeply, Breus said. Avoid drinking alcohol within three hours of bedtime. Exercise consistently to improve sleep quality, but not within four hours of bedtime because working out can boost energy levels. Enjoy five to 10 minutes of sunlight every morning. "Sunlight resets the internal biological clock," Breus said. He also recommends unplugging from interactive technology, like surfing the Web on an iPad, one hour before bed. Television, on the other hand, can help those who need a distraction from the stresses of the day to catch a wink, he said. "I'm probably the only sleep doctor in the world that says it's OK to watch television to fall asleep," Breus said. Meditation, yoga, prayer and reading before bed can also help stressed out people to fall asleep and stay asleep, he said.
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Marlborough, MA - Better Business Bureau serving Eastern Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island and Vermont (BBB) is warning cell phone users about a new scam that can result in unauthorized charges appearing on their monthly statement.
Consumers in several states report receiving calls on their mobile phones in which an unknown caller hangs up after one ring. When the cell owner returns the call, they are billed $19.95 for the international call fee. They may hear music or advertising while they are unknowingly connected to a caller-paid toll service or chat line located outside the country.
The Caribbean area codes that appear on the caller ID have been reported to be from the Dominican Republic (809), Jamaica (876), British Virgin Islands (284), Grenada (473), Antigua (268), Dominica (767) and more.
The practice of third parties placing unauthorized charges on wireless accounts is called "cramming." If you believe you have been a victim of this scam, be sure to alert your cell phone carrier immediately and keep an eye on your cell phone bill. The earlier you document the fraud, the better your chances of having some or all of the charges removed.
The second scam to be aware of is the unknown credit card charge. With this new con, scammers are banking on the fact that many consumers don't check their credit card statements all that carefully. Don't fall for it. Review your recent statements for unexplained charges of $9.84 and contest them with your bank or credit card issuer (call the number on the back of your card).
If you spot a strange charge of $9.84 on your credit card statement, the source listed on your bill will be an unfamiliar website. It's not a business website, but a generic landing page that claims to offer "Customer Support." The text promises to "refund 100% of your last payment" and provides a phone number and email address.
Victims report calling the "customer support" site and receiving verbal confirmation that the charge would be canceled. However, don't take the scammers at their word. Contact your bank to report the charges and request a new credit card. Your credit card information has been compromised, and it's likely scammers will be back for more.
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Understand Your Bills. Be sure to keep track of what services you pay for, that way you will be able to determine if any charges are unauthorized. By keeping a close eye on monthly statements, you will be less likely to become victim of these scams. Monitoring your bill is the best way to determine whether or not you've been affected. The sooner you spot any unexpected charges, the sooner you can stop them.
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You put a load of dirty clothes in your washer, start it up and walk away to watch Jerry Springer just like you have a thousand times before. Only this time, something goes wrong...very wrong!
After the booing and cheering on the Jerry Springer show stops, you hear an unfamiliar sound of running water coming from the laundry cubby just down the hall in your trailer. You set the bag of Doritos aside, grab your can of Old Milwaukee and grunt your way out of your Lazy Boy as you exhale the last drag of your Marlboro and shuffle down the hall to investigate. You don't get 10 steps before your pink bunny slippers are sloshing through a huge pool of water. Now the bile starts burning the back of your throat and you feel your sphincter dilate as you prepare to do battle with the single greatest horror of your lifetime: a washer flood out.
Yes, it finally happened: your washer dutifully filled with water and then...it just kept right on filling, and filling, and filling... Turns out that the water level control switch in your washer decided to take a permanent vacation and so never told your washer to stop filling with water. Hi. Welcome to my world. Oh! But if only you'd listened to that nice appliance repair guy not long ago who told you that you really, really needed to have a Floodcontrol on your washer and that it was cheap insurance against a devastating washer overfill. But that money was earmarked for that Dish TV you've been lusting after for so long and, besides, you're not sure you trust people who can throw around fancy words like "devastating." Damn straight! Well, Bubba, now you've got one helluva mess to clean up in your trailer, ain't ya? Hey, newsflash: do yourself a favor and come git you some o' dis.
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- SureSpark ignition system lights every time, at any position on the knob, and automatically re-lights if the flame goes out
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Viking delivers performance and design where every single product works together in form and function with the same level of excellence. This 7 series 48-inch dual fuel gas range features six exclusive Elevation burners with brass flame ports that boast 23,000 BTUs and deliver heat efficiently to any size cookware. All burners have a VariSimmer setting that provides gentle, even simmering at precisely low cooking temperatures. The ViChrome Griddle interchanges with the optional reversible grill/griddle providing versatility for griddling and defrosting. The exclusive SureSpark ignition system lights every time, at any position on the knob, and automatically re-light if the flame goes out. The 4. 7 cubic foot electric oven has one of the largest oven cavities in the industry and features the Vari-Speed Dual Flow convection system which maximizes airflow and fluffiness. The two-speed convection system combined with the one of the largest convection fan blades in the industry, is capable of turning the fan in both directions. The exclusive TruConvec two-speed convection cooking only uses only a convection element in the rear of the oven, fan-forced air, and no direct heat from the top or bottom. The 10-pass concealed baking element allows for finer temperature control and making clean up easy. The Rapid Ready preheat system heats up the oven faster, so you do not have to wait to get started cooking. High performance cooking modes include bake, convection bake, TruConvec convection cooking, convection roast, hi, med and low broil, convection broil, convection dehydrate, convection defrost, and self-clean. The extra-large Gourmet-Glo glass enclosed infrared broiler provides superior broiler performance and maximum coverage. The apple red range also comes with two Tru-Glide full extension oven racks, one heavy-duty rack, and six rack positions. Three halogen oven lights provide plenty of light throughout the oven cavity. This 7 Series Viking gas range comes with heavy-duty metal knobs that are accented with exclusive CoolLit LED lights when the unit is turned on and the GentleClose door allows the door to slowly close, so your delicate baked goods are not disturbed.
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KHL Brawl round 2 – Vityaz Chekhov beat up Avangard Omsk again
UPDATED with sparring partners (and I use that term very loosely).
A line brawl broke out in the KHL today between Vityaz Chekhov and Avangard Omsk. It looks like this is the second time this happened with the first time documented on Puck Daddy here.
I guess these two teams don't like each other.
Hell of a line brawl this time around, as it started right off the start of puck drop. Two players were hospitalized (Roman Cervenka and Martin Skoula). Chris Simon plays for Vityaz.
Former NHLer Josh Gratton is #92 in white (Vityaz) and can be seen laying the boots to someone pretty good. #61 for white is Sergei Belokon, who is also unleashing holy terror. #7 (goes after what looks like Alexei Bondarev then goalie Karri Ramo) is scrappy Canadian Darcy Verot. #13, who probably had the fairest looking fight and ends up jerseying and working over Martin Skoula (who ended up hospitalized), is Captain Denis Sergeev. Kudos to Josh Gratton for being a pussy and jumping in to help out Sergeev in that fight after Skoula got back up, sans jersey/shoulder pads. Looks like Gratton ended up bloodying Skoula when he pulled him around (I believe Skoula hit his head on the ice). Bondarev (Avangard) is later seen watching in fear as Belokon works over someone (I believe this is Svatos). Cervenka is also seen lying on the ice hunched over, but I didn't see who dropped him.
Ivan Larin, #43 for Vityaz, is also seen mixing it up. Suprisingly enough, I didn't see Chris Simon in any of this mess.
As for Avangard, I see Marek Svatos was the guy getting tossed around off the start by Belokon.
Let me know if that doesn't work.. unfortunately I had to type that by hand out from my phone since I can check that out on my work PC.
Puck Daddy reported that in the last brawl, Vityaz was heavily punished for instigating the brawl. They actually instigate it again in this one. I'm not sure if they're the KHL's Broadstreet Bullies or what the deal is, but I love it. lol Intimidation tactics. Meeting 3, Avangard might just decline to play.
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– Fined 100,000 rubles (100,000 rubles = $3262 CDN)
-Fine 400,000 rubles (400,000 rubles = $13,048 CDN)
-Players suspended (all from Vityaz – white team): #61 Belokon-13 games, #7 Verot-12 games, #92 Gratton-15 games, #43 Larin-14 games.
-Management receives invitation to come to KHL offices to explain the reason for all this.
Meeting between KHL and Vityaz management will take place on December 16th, 2010 and additional sanctions may be imposed.


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Guy Cohen, Strategy & Policy Lead, Privitar
This year has seen an eruption of new data protection bills and laws, as many countries follow Europe's lead in enacting their first, or stronger, data protection laws. For many global organisations a fracturing of data protection law poses a costly compliance burden and many would like to enforce one standard across their operations. But to what extent are these countries responses similar? Is there a new global standard, and if so is it the GDPR? To what extent do these changes overlap, and what trends not seen in the GDPR are emerging too?
This talk will explore how the world of data protection has changed since the GDPR was passed last year. In particular it will look at how the US policy landscape is changing and the extent to which GDPR concepts are coming through. The US is undergoing enormous change, with the CCPA coming into effect next year, various proposed federal bills, amendments to sector bills, and 16 state level bills all being debated. The talk will highlight some similarities between these various bills and amendments, as well as some of the areas of divergence. It will also draw on other changes, such as the emergence of data localisation laws in China, Indonesia, and India, and some of the laws closer to the GDPR such as Brazil.
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Privacy and security: A symbiotic relationship
May 22 2019
33 mins
Lee Bonham, Senior Privacy Engineer, Privitar
The world is waking up to the fact that you need both strong security systems in place and privacy technology to ensure comprehensive data protection.
To achieve this goal, CTOs, DPOs and CISOs have to work in unison. There is no privacy without security. But security alone is not enough to protect your customer's sensitive data. Strong privacy protection helps to unlock data for new purposes and makes the job of the security team a lot easier.
Find out how the two work hand in hand with Privitar's Senior Privacy Engineer Lee Bonham.
Join this session to learn:
- How robust security controls are not enough to protect your data fully
- How the focus is shifting from the perimeter to implementing privacy controls on the data itself
- How privacy technologies and access controls work hand-in-hand to ensure your data is protected
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The Monty Python Guide to Privacy Controls
May 22 2019
40 mins
Rowenna Fielding, Senior Data Protection Lead, Protecture
Data Protection might be a serious legal and business requirement, but that's no reason not to have some fun doing it. Join Rowenna Fielding as she gives advice on protecting individuals privacy and establishing an acceptable risk position, using illustrations from the British comedy group 'Monty Python's Flying Circus.
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[PANEL] Ensuring Continued Compliance – Data Protection
May 20 2019
53 mins
Melanie Turek, Chris Pierson, Michelle Drolet & Ilias Chantzos
Since the rollout of The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2018, companies worldwide have had to implement new policies and procedures to protect data. Join leading compliances and security experts as they discuss why data protection is at the heart of GDPR compliance.
Join this interactive Q&A panel to learn more about:
- What GDPR means for data management
- GDPR requirements around data collection and governance
- Best Practices for achieving compliance
- Recommendations for improving Data Management and ensuring Data Protection
- Melanie Turek, Fellow & Vice President, Frost & Sullivan (Moderator)
- Christopher Pierson, CEO & Founder, BLACKCLOAK
- Michelle Drolet, CEO & Co-Founder, Towerwall
- Ilias Chantzos, Senior Director, Global Government Affairs & Cybersecurity, Symantec
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Privacy in the age of big data and algorithms
May 20 2019
49 mins
Ivana Bartoletti, Head of Privacy & Data Protection, Gemserv
One year after GDPR, the presentation will explore whether the provisions introduced are sufficient to deal with the challenges of big data and algorithms. Ivana will present a clear roadmap for organisations deploying AI covering governance, privacy and ethics harms and algorithmic impact assessments.
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GDPR Starts With Your Data, Not With Lawyers
May 20 2019
43 mins
David Froud, Founder & Director, Core Concept Security Ltd.
In the panic leading up to May 25th 2018, many organisations did one of three things:
1. Hired a lawyer first;
2. Hired a data security expert first, or
3. Absolutely nothing.
All of these approaches are wrong, and regardless of the size/type of your organisation, the first steps were exactly the same; Go find your data.
In this presentation we will simplify the process of achieving GDPR compliance so that anyone can get started.
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Update your email defenses to meet the new threatscape
May 9 2019
53 mins
Lysa Myers & Cameron Camp, Security Researchers
Unless your organization handled classified information, it was once generally considered "good enough" to protect email with little more than a basic password. When spam floods hit, we all collectively understood that we needed to do a bit more in order to protect the sanity of email traffic (not to mention the sanity of our users). Fast-forward to the current threatscape, where protecting business email is mission critical, but the tools and techniques are tricky to understand, deploy and support with adequate staff training. There is a lot more we can and should be doing, but it can be challenging to navigate the security maze.
In this webinar we'll discuss a variety of techniques and technologies you can use to improve your email security to meet new threats:
- Filtering unwanted/malicious email traffic
- Why you need encryption on both the message- and network-level
- Using more robust authentication options than just a password
- How you can use authorization to decrease spoofed messages
- Decreasing the risk of damage from software vulnerabilities
- Creating a culture of security to help identify and thwart phishing
Many of these strategies can be useful for protecting your own personal email account or traffic. But as an administrator of a company email infrastructure, there are quite a few other things you can do to meaningfully increase security, which don't require you to shell out big bucks on fancy new products.
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2019 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report - All Women Panel Discussion
May 8 2019
63 mins
Mary Beth Borgwing, founder of Cyber Social Club and Uniting Women in Cyber
The 2019 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, now in its twelfth year, is an industry benchmark for information on cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities. Each year this report looks at tens of thousands of security incidents and confirmed breaches. Join our all-women panel of experts for the first look at some of the key findings of the 2019 report to understand and what it all means.
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[Earn 1 CPE] Key Steps to Identify Risk and Master Vendor Risk Management
Apr 25 2019
78 mins
Colin Whittaker, IRD; Jake Olcott, BitSight; Blake Brannon, OneTrust; Kelly White, RiskRecon; and Todd Boehler, ProcessUnity.
In today's interconnected technology ecosystem, companies increasingly rely on third party vendors to meet their operational needs. However, the current state of vendor risk management (VRM) is bleak. More than half of all information security breaches are caused by third-party vendors, and according to Deloitte 83% of today's business leaders lack confidence in third party VRM processes.
Understanding and managing cyber risk posed by vendors, suppliers, and third parties has proven to be a difficult task. The right mix of people, processes, and technology result in the most effective and comprehensive program. Join this CPE accredited panel webinar as our expert panel address some key steps to master VRM, including:
- Implementing a scalable VRM program from the ground up,
- Tips on managing vendor data and mapping the digital supply chain,
- Assessing third, fourth, and fifth-party risk,
- Performing quantifiable vendor security analyses,
- Establishing pre-procurement standards.
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IT Security Community Update
Apr 24 2019
63 mins
Wesley Simpson, (ISC)²; Christopher Pierson, BLACKCLOAK & Marija Atanasova, BrightTALK
Find out what's trending in BrightTALK's IT Security community and the challenges keeping security professionals up at night.
Join Wesley Simpson, COO of (ISC)², Dr. Christopher Pierson, Founder & CEO of BLACKCLOAK and Marija Atanasova, Sr. Content Strategist from BrightTALK for an interactive Q&A session to learn more about:
- Topic trends & key insights
- What security professionals care about
- Events in the community
- What to expect in Q2 2019 and beyond
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ESG Research: The Hybrid Cloud Tipping Point
Apr 23 2019
61 mins
Scott Sinclair, ESG; Michelle Tidwell, IBM, Mike Jochimsen, Kaminario; Eric Lakin, Univ. of Michigan; Alex McDonald, NetApp
Has hybrid cloud reached a tipping point? According to research from the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), IT organizations today are struggling to strike the right balance between public cloud and their on-premises infrastructure. In this SNIA webcast, ESG senior analyst, Scott Sinclair, will share research on current cloud trends, covering:
•Key drivers behind IT complexity
•IT spending priorities
•Multi-cloud & hybrid cloud adoption drivers
•When businesses are moving workloads from the cloud back on-premises
•Top security and cost challenges
•Future cloud projections
The research will be followed by a panel discussion with Scott Sinclair and SNIA cloud experts Alex McDonald, Michelle Tidwell, Mike Jochimsen and Eric Lakin.
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PCI Dream Team: Ask Us Your Toughest Questions [Part 6]
Apr 23 2019
61 mins
Ben Rothke | David Mundhenk | Jeff Hall | Arthur Cooper "Coop"
With hundreds of different requirements, the various Payment Card Industry (PCI) standards can be overwhelming. While the PCI Security Standards Council has provided lots of answers, the devil is often in the details. Our panelists are some of the top PCI QSA's in the country, with decades of combined PCI and card processing experiences. They've seen it all: the good, bad and ugly; and lived to tell the tale.
Join Ben Rothke, David Mundhenk, Arthur Cooper, and Jeff Hall for an interactive Q&A session, and get answers to your most vexing PCI questions. No PCI question is out of bounds.
- Ben Rothke, Senior Security Consultant at Nettitude
- David Mundhenk, Senior Security Consultant at Herjavec Group
- Jeff Hall, Senior Consultant at Wesbey Associates
- Arthur Cooper "Coop", Senior Security Consultant at NuArx
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How to Keep Your Cyber Defenders Sharp: Do You have the right people?
Apr 23 2019
62 mins
David Morris and Brian Markus
Tune into this session to learn how to determine if you have the right people with the sharpest skills defending your organization through the use of a Cyber Training Range.
Learn what are Persistent Cyber Training Range Environments, the benefits and value of a Cyber Training Range and how they help you answer the question ARE WE READY TO DEFEND AGAINST THE NEXT ATTACK?".
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Your Adversary Within - The Need to Trust, but Verify
Apr 18 2019
30 mins
Adam Mashinchi, VP of Product Management SCYTHE
In this presentation we will give an overview of the current state of the power of an endpoint in the modern enterprise; and how modern advancements make the need for adversarial testing even more critical.
Other topics to be covered:
- New/modern consumer products
- Increases in privacy & increased exfiltration options
- Employee Trust & BYOD
- State of endpoint monitoring
- Controls Validation vs. Adversarial Testing
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5 Key Elements of an Effective Endpoint Security Strategy
Apr 18 2019
37 mins
UJ Desai, Director of Product Management, Bitdefender
While cyber attacks come from all directions, the majority of them originate on endpoints. In this webinar UJ Desai, Director of Product Management at Bitdefender will discuss why organizations are still struggling with endpoint security, and will explore the five critical elements of endpoint security that will allow organizations to effectively defend endpoints from both common and advanced cyber attacks.
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Social Engineering, Phishing and Protecting the Enterprise
Apr 18 2019
55 mins
John Bambenek (ThreatSTOP) | Jan Liband (SlashNext) | JP Bourget (Syncurity)
Join security experts and practitioners for an interactive discussion on how to better secure the enterprise in 2019:
- Top threats on the horizon and what's at risk
- Cyber defenses and your employees
- Basic cyber safety recommendations to protect against social engineering, phishing and email cyber attacks
- Use cases and examples
- Actions to take today to protect your employees and enterprise from cyber criminals
- What to expect in 2019
- John Bambenek, VP Security Research & Intelligence, ThreatSTOP
- JP Bourget, Founder & Chief Security Officer, Syncurity
- Jan Liband, CMO, SlashNext
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Top Threats To Endpoints And How To Stay Protected
Apr 18 2019
45 mins
Kelvin Murray, Sr. Threat Research Analyst, Webroot
The largest threat of organisational breach occurs at the Endpoint level. Hacks, phishing, malware and untrained end users are a constant risk that need safeguards and monitoring to protect individuals and businesses with strong IT security. Small changes to your endpoints can drastically improve your protection. However, when you manage one or more businesses and need to implement and maintain these changes across multiple machines or environments, different complications will arise.
Join Webroot's Threat expert as he discusses topics such as:
· Malware
Information Stealers
· End user education
· Best policies and settings for your Endpoints
· Endpoint monitoring
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Korea's recent global rise in profile is sometimes referred to as "The Korean Wave" or Hallyu. Back in the early 1990s, Korean Drama underwent an explosive growth in popularity around East and Southeast Asia as well as in cities like Los Angeles, with large immigrant populations from these regions. Soon, Korean movies (beginning with Shiri) gained an audience among American critics who'd previously (with close-minded, snobbish prejudice) limited their viewings of Asian films to critically-canonized Japanese and/or (1980s) Chinese productions. And Hollywood has taken notice too, remaking numerous K-Horror films, the romcom My Sassy Girl, and the magic-mailbox drama The Lake House.
I'm told Korean music grew in popularity too. I guess I know a couple of non-Koreans who listen to K-Pop. Whilst flipping through the unparalleled multiculturalism of Los Angeles' AM radio band, I've occasionally stumbled across Radio Seoul (AM 1650) and Radio Korea (AM 1230). Just judging from the cadence and character of AM radio in general, I'd guess that the majority is Christian in nature, but they do occasionally play Korean pop music. Last year at the Hollywood Bowl, K-Pop was showcased in a program featuring BoA, Epik High, Fly to the Sky, Ivy and Super Junior.


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My favorite part of this story is when Mallory was telling jokes because it was funny. My favorite character is Mallory because she's kind. My least favorite character is Max because he's mean to Mallory. This story relates to my life because when I moved from my previous house I felt so lonely. I like the pictures in this story because I can see their faces and I can better understand the story.
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Nardania, is the home to two races, which are on the verge of a civil war. The Nardania outpost in sector 5-T is a very important position for both sides. At the same time some space pirates have decided to attack the planet.
The Outpost
Side 1-The Nardinians, They are lead by commander Virk, they have Virk, 1 medic, and 3 troopers.
Side 2-The Skullis, they are lead by Bonecrusher, they have Bonecrusher, 1 officer, and 3 warriors
The Space Pirates, a gang of ruthless fighters, they have built an outpost, and are preparing to attack
The Battle
Turn 1
The Nardinians launch a squad to defend incoming attacks
The Skullis split into two squads.
Bonecrucher's squad moves in on Nardinians.
Nardinians open fire but do no damage.
1 Space Pirate gets into the tank.
Turn 2
First Blood, a Nardinian Trooper is killed by the Skullis Soldier.
The Nardinians take out a Skullis Soldier, but Bonecrusher kills another one of the Nardinians.
Another Pirate gets in the Tank.
Turn 3
The Second Skullis Squad moves in on the Tank.
It blows all three of them to smithereens.
Bonecrusher realizes the Tank's power and allies with the Nardinians.
Virk and the Medic come for support.
The Medic heals a trooper.
Turn 4
Bonecrusher and the Nardanians attack the Tank.
They Succeed.
The remaining pirates take defensive positions.
Turn 5
The Tank becomes a passage to the Pirate Base.
Two Pirates are shot into the water, they quickly drown.
The Nardinian medic dies.
Turn 6
Bonecrusher gets on to the Tank engine where a space pirate was standing, they start to fight and float away.
Another Pirate is shot.
Bonecrusher and the last Pirate continue to fight.
Realizing he can not win the Pirate shoots the engine, it explodes killing himself and Bonecrusher.
A pile of blood rises from the water.
The Nardinians win keeping their outpost.
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The bomb disposal team have been called in to inspect a 'suspicious package' that has closed down a town centre.
A loud bang has been heard as the drone was used to nullify the package in Hastings.
Police have cordoned off most of Wellington Square with no cars or buses allowed through and people have been evacuated.
One of the bomb disposal team got into the padded suit and went in to McDonalds where the package was reported.
There was also one found by a police car which was inspected by the bomb team drone.
Everyone in the nearby shops and cafes were told to leave and get to a safe distance.
The team left the incident at 2pm.
A friend of Craig Brookes worked in McDonalds and they said a man walked in with a large bin bag and put it on the counter then left.
Another on-looker, Anne-marie Stretten, said she had heard that the man said 'happy Christmas' before leaving.
Caffe Nero employee Tonya Miller said: "I was in the middle of my lunch break when they evacuated us.
"I've never seen anything like this in Hastings."
Ms Miller also said that she had heard that there was a laptop in the bag.
The Oxfam shop opposite McDonalds reopened today after refurbishment works and duty manager Davyna Christian-Grant said all the drama has ruined their big day.
"We're very frustrated as people have got their house and car keys in the shop and we don't know when we're going to be able to go back," she said.
"I was getting coffees from Costa Coffee and before we had ordered we were told to leave the area and stay well away.
"We had a great morning and were extremely busy but it's sort of ruined now.
"I've spoken to people who had come just to see the new shop too so it's really frustrating."
Sports Direct workers had taken refuge in Yates' who provided free hot drinks and a place to sit for them.
"The Carlisle pub gave us half price drinks and opened early for us too," Sports Direct duty manager Jason Scott said.
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Made with 70% real fruit juice, a 12 oz. bottle of Juice Squeeze provides a USDA full serving of fruit. Lightly carbonated, the eight all-natural flavors are sweetened with only fruit juice and contain no added sugar or preservatives. Could make for a nice lunchbox addition for moms trying to sneak in fruit.
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You're invited to enter the Tejava Islands of Java and Bali Adventure Sweepstakes, which is running from now until September 21, 2011. One person will win a trip for two to the islands of Bali and Java. This 7 day/6 night package includes a visit to the Tejava tea plantation, a visit to a volcano, trip to a pearl farm and a tour of a 17th century temple. You can find more information or register here.
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