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Overlapped , i.e. many different values for one styling property, such as 2 different designs for the body background. on this scenario the browser will only shoose out one design, making the other useless.
Unused. You may have added a beautiful widget and added custom stylesheet for it. But then later decided to change it for a new one or delete it entirely. The style sheet for this widget still remains behind, no longer in use.
How to clean unused stylesheets?
More than just these redundant css may add to your host file size and loading time of your website it also affects how the site performs because of needing to process the extra styling codes.
A well known browser extension, tagged as Dust Me is used for just such a purpose. It searches your site pages, and lists all the overlapping and redundant styling sheet rules. Other browsers like Firefox and Opera users will need to add this plugin, and fortunately for its users, Google Chrome have is own built-in developer options in which you can use to clean redundant CSS.


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Imam of Masjid al-Haram of Kaaba in Mecca is expected to visit Okhla, according to sources. He is to perform namaze Maghrib at Jama Masjid Ahle Hadith complex in D-254 Abul Fazal Enclave, Okhla, said sources. Sheikh Saleh Mohammed Ibrahim Aal Talib is in India and earlier on his tour he had also visited Bihar's Patna. He participated in a peace conference on 'The contribution of Islam in establishment of peace and stability'. Before the start of the event, Bihar State Haj Committee's chief executive officer Mohd Rashid Hussain, said, "We expect a turnout of at least five lakh people for the peace conference on April 1. It is open for people belonging to different faiths."
Kaaba mosque Imam is coming to Okhla today
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Porn's Eurasian Queen
In the 1980′s when porn was undergoing a big change, one of the most popular porn stars was an Asian-American, Kristara Barrington. She was born on November 22, 1965, in New Orleans where she was raised and went to school. Her entry into the adult industry came in 1984. She became an immediate fan favorite and also a favorite with directors and performers. With her very exotic and sensual Eurasian look (she is half Korean, half Caucasian), Kristara was able to play a variety of women in different kinds of scenes and was much sought after for different films.
Right from the start, she was the consummate pro on the set with a great personality who totally enjoyed her work and the people she was around. She was the first Asian, or part Asian, female to grace the porn screen since Linda Wong. Ms. Wong came into porn in the mid 70's. Kristara's sensual and dynamic presence was quickly welcomed by everyone.
Among the films Kristara appeared in were "Caught From Behind 3″, "Tailenders", "Jan Bond Meets Octopussy", which many consider as one of Kristara's best roles and performances. There was also "Inside China Lee", "One Night in Bangkok" and many others among the more than 170 films she would appear in during her time in the industry. However, in spite of all those great films, and the critical acclaim that went with them, Kristara is probably best known for her unbelievable role in "New Wave Hookers" from 1985.
In this trailblazing film she played the role of a prostitute in what was an extremely very demanding, dramatic role that was both mentally and physically draining but seemed made for her. She was not only a very sensual, highly sexual and exotic woman, but also displayed some very natural and real acting chops that made her performance even more realistic and believable..
Kristara called it quits in 1987 and left the industry with no big fanfare. But Ms. Barrington did leave behind a legacy of great films that can still be seen today thanks to DVD technology. In addition, like many from back in the day, she has a very active fan club that keeps fans in touch with her past. For all the great films she did and solid performances, why Ms. Barrington has yet to be elected to either the AVN or XRCO Hall of Fame remains a puzzle to many in the industry.
While it has never been confirmed, it has been rumored in the past that Kristara, now 52, went back to finish her schooling after leaving adult and took on a career as a veterinarian. Wherever Kristara Barrington is today, we thank her for giving porn fans so much enjoyment and great memories from the golden age. With many of her films now on DVD, be sure to check out the very sultry and exotic performer, Kristara Barrington, you will not be disappointed.
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It was our Patron HRH The Prince of Wales's long-held concerns for the future of Britain's rural areas that led to the idea of raising funds to help them become more sustainable. He challenged the business leaders that comprise his Rural Action Programme at Business in the Community to see what they could do about it. The idea of The Prince's Countryside Fund grew from this group and it was established as a charity in its own right in 2010.
The Prince's Countryside Fund Trustee Board
Lord Curry of Kirkharle CBE and Chairman of The Prince's Countryside Fund
Lord Curry brings a wealth of knowledge about agricultural issues to the Trustee Board. He has been a board member of the NFU Mutual Insurance Company since 1997 and was Chairman from 2003 until the end of 2011. In 2009 he became Chair of the Leckford Estate Management Committee – the Waitrose Farm. He chaired the Policy Commission on the Future of Farming and Food reporting to Government in January 2002 and was responsible for overseeing the Government's Strategy for Sustainable Farming and Food until March 2009. Lord Curry was awarded a CBE for his services to Agriculture in the 1997 New Year's Honours list, a Knighthood in the Birthday Honours in 2001 and ennobled in 2011.
Rob Collins, Managing Director, Waitrose and Vice Chairman, The Prince's Countryside Fund
Managing Director of Waitrose, the supermarket division of the employee-owned John Lewis Partnership. Rob joined the Partnership as a graduate trainee in 1993. He started in the John Lewis Oxford Street store and progressed to a number of roles, including Managing Director of Aberdeen and Cribbs Causeway (Bristol) stores. Rob was John Lewis Director of Selling Support from 2005 until 2007 when he moved to Waitrose as Director, e-Commerce. After three years he was promoted to the Waitrose Management Board as Personnel Director in 2010. Rob was Retail Director in 2012 and became Managing Director in April 2016.
Mark Allen, Chief Executive, Dairy Crest
Mark has been with Dairy Crest for over 24 years. During this time he has progressed from business unit Managing Director to Chief Executive. Formally with Shell UK, he joined Dairy Crest in August 1991. He is a Non-Executive Director of Howden Joinery Group Plc, sits on the Dairy UK Board and is a Director for The GLF Schools Board.
Sara Bennison, Chief Marketing Officer, Nationwide
Sara recently joined Nationwide as Chief Marketing Officer and also sits on the Executive Committee. Prior to Nationwide Sara joined Barclays from BT in 2007 where she was head of marketing and communications. Prior to that she'd spent her time in agencies, spanning senior roles across the likes of JWT and Grey, where she was managing partner. Sara lives and works in London and has four children. She also has a 'second life' in a rural community in Wales where she and her husband have spent the last 10 years bringing back to life a farmhouse that had languished uninhabited for 30 years.
Edwin Booth DL, Executive Chairman, EH Booth & Co
Edwin is the Chairman of E H Booth & Co Ltd who are proprietors of Booths in the North of England. Edwin represents the fifth generation of the family that has operated Booths since 1847. He entered the business immediately after school and quickly discovered a hunger for retailing. The purchase of wine became his speciality for many years, enabling Booths to gain national recognition for this important area of the business. Subsequently he developed a successful marketing function prior to becoming Executive Chairman in 1997. Edwin was an HRH The Prince of Wales Business Ambassador for the North West in 2005 and a finalist for the Ernst & Young Master Entrepreneur of the Year (North).
He has also been awarded the Institute of Directors Director of the Year for Lancashire and the North West and been recognised for his business pursuits by the North West Society of Chartered Accounts and as the Lancastrian of the Year in the Be Inspired Business Awards 2009. In 2010 Edwin was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Lancaster University for his services to the region and his industry. Edwin has worked with the Lancashire Universities in the areas of leadership and business change programmes and is presently chairing the Business in the Community (BITC) Advisory Board for the North West. In addition, Edwin is also Chairman (Non-Executive) at Symingtons in Leeds, Chairman of Lancashire Local Enterprise Partnership, Vice Chairman of the Harris Charity and Patron of Myerscough College.
Elizabeth Buchanan CVO, Consultant and Farmer
Elizabeth was, until December 2009, the Private Secretary to The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall. In addition to managing Their Royal Highnesses' public life, she was also responsible for His Royal Highness's work on the environment, agricultural and his relations with the business community. She worked for Their Royal Highnesses for over ten years. Prior to that, Elizabeth worked at Bell Pottinger and as a special adviser to two Secretaries of State for Transport. Elizabeth is now a consultant to Waitrose, Chime Communications Group, Dairy Crest and Nyetimber. The remainder of her time is spent managing the family's organic farm in East Sussex.
Mark Duddridge, Managing Director, Rodda's Creamery Ltd
Mark is a Director of Rodda's and Chairman of the Cornwall & Isles of Scilly LEP. Between 1998 and 2015 Mark was a Director of Samworth Brothers and Managing Director of a number of its operating companies, most notably Ginsters. Mark has worked in the chilled food and biscuit markets since leaving university in 1984. He joined Samworth Brothers in 1997 and has managed a number of the company's sandwich and pastry businesses. In 1999, Mark took over as Managing Director at Ginsters at a time when the business was facing a very tough trading period. Over the years that followed, he built a very strong and committed team at the company and the Ginsters' brand sales have grown from £90 million to over £200 million during the past ten years. Ginsters is now a Brand leader across the UK and one of the top 10 chilled brands in the country. Mark hopes that Ginsters success has helped show other local companies that being located in a rural area can be a competitive advantage, rather than a weakness.
Steve McLean, Head of Agriculture & Fisheries, Marks & Spencer plc
Steve became Head of Agriculture & Fisheries Sourcing at M&S in April 2012, and has overall responsibility for agricultural and fisheries supply chain sourcing and supply chain sustainability across the M&S Food business. He initially joined M&S in September 2008 as Agriculture Manager responsible for ruminant livestock supply chains and has worked extensively with the M&S supply base around the world on the M&S 'Farming for the Future' sustainable agricultural production programme. Prior to joining M&S, Steve was Chief Executive of the Texel Sheep Society and the Business Director of BASCO Data Limited, a collaboration between the UK's three largest beef & sheep breed societies that managed performance and breed society data. Before that he worked as Lamb Marketing Manager at the ANM Group based at Thainstone in Aberdeenshire. Steve's family background has its roots firmly in the Scottish fishing industry, where his brother continues the tradition from the Scottish port of Gairloch on the North West coast. He lives with his wife and two children in rural Oxfordshire, where his wife is a partner in the family livestock farm.
Paul Murphy, CEO, Jordans & Ryvita
For the last four years Paul Murphy has been the CEO of the Jordans Ryvita Company. Before that he was responsible for the Twinings business in the UK, North America and Australia. Before his time in Associated British Foods he worked for Bacardi Ltd and Reckitt Benckiser. He began his career in the marketing function. He has lived and worked in both France and the US, and has had both local and international roles. For the past six years, Paul has been a Non-Executive Director on the board of St Georges NHS Trust, in South West London. Paul is married and has four children.
Mark Pendlington DL, Group Director of Corporate Affairs, Anglian Water Group
Mark joined Anglian Water Group from BAA Stansted, where he was a Board member with responsibility for business development, communications, marketing and public affairs. Previously, Mark was Chief Executive of the Country Land and Business Association (CLA), a national membership organisation dedicated to the economic health and social well-being of the diverse rural economy. He was a leading member of the task force of Government and other agencies that worked to help farmers and rural communities recover from the Foot and Mouth outbreak. This included projects on social inclusion, business diversification and economic regeneration. His background also includes senior appointments in the environment, transport and energy sectors.
Mat Roberts, Director of Sustainability Strategy, Interserve PLC and Landmarc Support Services Ltd
Mat Roberts is Director of Sustainability Strategy at Interserve PLC and Landmarc Support Services Ltd. Mat joined Interserve in 2014 and before that Landmarc in 2008 to look after one of the UKs largest land holdings, the MoD National Training Estate, over 220,000 Ha from the Orkney Isles to Cornwall. Prior to Landmarc. Mat was the Superintendent of Epping Forest, a manager in Scotland's First National Park in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs and Chief Ranger on The Gower AONB. Mat is an alumnus of the Cambridge University Programme for Sustainability Leadership. A Fellow of the RSA, Director of Cynnal Cymru (Sustain Wales) and Freeman of the City of London. Mat lives in Wiltshire and when not being husband and father, he capsizes Hobie Cats and falls off mountain bikes.
Allan Wilkinson, Head of Agrifoods for HSBC Bank plc
Allan Wilkinson is the Head of Agrifoods for HSBC Bank plc. He took up the role in 2010 and is only the sixth Head of Agriculture in the 45 years the Team has been in existence. Allan, a dairy farmer's son, was born and raised in the North East and has been involved with farming throughout his career. Having obtained a degree in Agriculture from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth; he worked as a farm management consultant in Leicestershire for three years before joining HSBC Bank in 1988 as an Agriculture Banking Manager in Shropshire and Herefordshire. He was appointed Senior Agriculture Banking Manager for Cumbria and the North East in 1994 and Divisional Agriculture Manager for Northern Counties, Northern Ireland & Scotland in 1998. From 2003, he has held a number of senior leadership posts in HSBC's retail and commercial network in Northern England, before taking on his current position.
Andrew Wright, Executive Director, The Prince of Wales's Charitable Foundation
After graduating in Engineering Science from Exeter College, Oxford, Andrew qualified as a Chartered Accountant with Arthur Andersen in London where he worked in the small business practice.
On leaving the profession, Andrew held a number of senior financial roles at leading investment and universal banks including Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank, Lehman Brothers and most recently UBS, where he was CFO of the Global Investment Bank based in London.
Andrew is now the Treasurer to Their Royal Highnesses, The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall. He is Executive Director of The Prince of Wales's Charitable Foundation.
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Zambians offload frustrations with Lungu on Kalaba's Facebook page
By Mwape Mbwelela
ZAMBIANS have emptied their frustrations on President Edgar Lungu after a picture of his tour of the Garden of Gethsemane in Israel was posted on Facebook.
President Lungu was on a five-day state visit to Israel and among places he and the eight ministers who accompanied him visited included the Tomb where Jesus Christ was laid to rest after he was crucified.
Minutes after foreign affairs minister Kalaba posted the picture where he wrote, 'In the garden of Gethsemane with my boss', angry responses were seen from his followers, most of which targeted President Lungu.
E-J Jonathan Chipatala: Taking a thief to church doesn't make him holy, so is taking a dog into a bush to make it a wolf. Corruption, oppression, beating and killing innocent citizens continue and you pretend everything is alright!
Bright Mwanza: Enjoy while we suffer at your expense with your boss…
Michael Mwanza: Okay nice pictures. Enjoy with the boss, remember that's our [taxpayer's] money. On your way back, please pass through Malawi and bring our maize.
Kombe Mwape: you are in a right place at a wrong time…come and fix our economy first…our cars are being damaged because of the bad roads but you care less because u ride in planes, choppers and V8s…We are now forced to spend more on our cars' maintenance because the wear and tear on them has increased, which means less money in our pockets. Wasting taxpayer's money.
Topher Cee Kan: Bakandile (greedy people), you can say that and keep on posting those pics [pictures] but please remember that you and your boss have left poor people's land but God knows that I am not going to vote for you again.
Holyfield Bashi-Tasheni Mumba: And this is how you Harry Kalaba and your villain of a boss are wasting time using taxpayers' money. Of what benefit is this your visit to Israel if not only to learn about wars and how to kill innocent people, especially those who oppose you? What's in Israel that you even took a bloated entourage just to take photos and post on FB? You mean State House is no longer enough for your photos and pleasure and glamorous lifestyle at the expense of the poor?
Gab Van Crush Fumpa: What will you bring back to Zambia? Your boss has been moving up and down going to different countries but we are unable to see any changes in terms of the economy in the country.
In less than an hour, Kalaba's wall was flooded with more than 1,200 comments, the majority of whom expressed displeasure with President Lungu' s government.
David M Libuwa: Enjoying huge travelling allowances while the majority of Zambian citizens are swimming in poverty and suffering high taxation…Surprisingly, that trip of yours is comprised of many ministers and government officials plus the President at the cost of we Zambians. Enjoy while you can honourable, but remember that it won't last forever.
Evans Kubi: Lovely pictures. I just pray the trip is changing hearts of many people in your entourage. We expect them to sober up or else it's mockery of the holy land.
Albert Tambule: Are you there as tourists or you are there for developmental activities that will help our country? Coz yesterday you visited Jesus' tomb, today you are in Gethsemane, I don't know where you are going tomorrow.
Rodgers Kameya Manjomba: That's good but advise your regime to reverse all retirements and transfers based on tribal lines. This action alone will forever be a precedence that shall haunt future governments for years to come. If you could do that for the affected, I will forever appreciate your action even if I remained retired being a victim. God bless you all.


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Nothing better than Chicago in late winter!
So, let me tell you all about our trip to Chicago last week. I'm on a bit of cold medicine right now and I have so much to write about and very little brain power, so…I'd better just get started!
We decided to go to Chicago for a few days over Louie's spring break—this year mine didn't line up as easily as last year and the kids were basically split between this week and last week, but I just took a few days off, because, you just have to! Life isn't just for working. The reason we settled on Chicago for the trip was because Louie's grandfather was being featured in an art exhibit at the University of Chicago, and the exhibit would only be open until June, so we wanted to be sure to see it.
We decided to take Amtrak to Chicago so we could relax on the trip and not have to pay for parking. We also lucked out and were able to stay at the apartment of a relative of Louie's. For two round trip tickets on Amtrak we only paid about $150, which seemed like a pretty good deal. The train left at 6:40 am though, and we took a cab to the station, and…it was really early.
(and glamorous)
I remembered the last time I'd taken the train to Chicago that you get a really great view once you cross the river, so I was ready for it.
Sort of. At least. Perhaps it's a tough shot to get out the train window.
Anyway, the ride was uneventful. I mostly napped and read, and we talked about our plans for the trip.
When we got to Union Station in Chicago we got a 7 day rail/bus pass and hopped on a bus that (after many stops) let us off right in front of the apartment we would call home for the next few days. There was a doorman and everything! After getting cleaned up a bit, we decided to head further north (we were already on the North side of downtown) to visit Evanston where Louie's grandparents used to live. We took the "L" and it didn't take too long. We walked around for a few miles actually, enjoying the lake views and wishing it weren't QUITE so windy. (I know that's NOT why they call it the Windy City, but goodness, it certainly was windy!)
I miss living near a great lake!
Anyway, after walking around awhile we hopped on the L again and headed downtown for dinner. We figured if we ate early we could get in to a great restaurant and we went to Frontera Grill. It was before 6 pm and we didn't have to wait, but within 15-30 minutes the restaurant was packed! We decided to forgo our pescatarian values and split an order of duck carnitas and also got chips and guac. It was a really delicious meal!
By the time we were done we were ready to head "home" so we caught a bus and headed north again. It was on the early side but I was exhausted from the early wake up call so we called it a night.
The next day we got up and wanted to head south to visit the Monster Roster Exhibit. We grabbed breakfast at a diner nearby then got on the L to head south where we would catch a bus to go to the University of Chicago. This was the only time we realized that blindly following Google Map's public transportation suggestions might not be the best idea, as we found ourselves in the heart of the southside of Chicago…as we got closer to our stop I started thinking about how yeah, that's where the crime was. However, it was broad daylight, people were chatting on their phones and minding their own business, and I figured I'd been in rough areas before. We left the station and got outside to look for our bus stop, which FOR THE RECORD I knew where it was (right across the street) and a bus driver pulled up in front of us and asked Where on earth were we trying to go? We told him, and he said, well, yeah, that's the stop, but looked at us like we were crazy. After that I was a little disconcerted, but we didn't have long to wait for our bus, and nothing happened. Okay, I forgot to mention the weird guy on the train going around selling part packs of cigarettes and the guy sitting across from us who bought one. But nobody bothered us, and we made it to the University safe and sound.
We spent about an hour looking at the Monster Roster exhibit. It was really neat—I never feel like I know enough about art to truly appreciate it, but I enjoyed the exhibit, especially having such a personal connection to one of the artists!
A few of George Cohen's works.
Next we went to the Museum of Science and Industry. We decided to buy a CityPass which gave us admission to 5 different museums/attractions for just under $100, and that meant we had some serious tourism ahead of us. Thought MOSI is more geared towards kids we had a nice time looking at the exhibits for a few hours.
When the museum closed we tried to walk around Jackson Park, the home of the 1893 Chicago World's Fair (the MOSI building is the only building left from that fair) but a good part of it was under construction, and no one was around, and we just gave up and grabbed a bus north. We learned from our earlier incident and took a different route, and ended up in Chinatown! (on purpose, might I add). We walked around a bit and then enjoyed a good dinner—we tried marinated jellyfish as an appetizer and the hostess complimented my chopstick use, which made Louie jealous as he always thought he was the more superior chopstick user.
We asked about the jellyfish before ordering, and the server told us that they tasted delicious but had the texture of rubber bands. Sold!
We also got a few Chinese pastries for the next day's breakfast, with red beans, green beans, and other yumminess in them. We decided the day had been long enough and headed home. We picked up a few movies and watched the newest Bond movie before falling asleep—this seemed a little lame, but then again, when do we find the time to watch movies at home? Vacation is all about doing other stuff than the norm, right?
I'd thought I'd make this into one post, but who am I kidding? Obviously this is already really long to read, so I'll tell you about the rest of the trip another time. Miles to walk, more art and stuffed dead animals yet to come! I know you'll be waiting with bated breath…


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TWENTY MILLION POUNDS are to be spent doubling the size of Liverpool's world renowned School of Tropical Medicine and creating up to 200 new jobs.
Plans have already been drawn up for a new building which bosses hope can be erected on a derelict site next to the current site in London Road, near the city centre.
The School of Tropical Medicine is the only school outside London dedicated to the treatment and eradication of tropical diseases.
Last year it received #6m in grants to tackle the health problems of the developing world and its refugees.
But this year almost double that amount - #11m - has already been secured. Professor Janet Hemingway, who took over as director of the school in September last year, said the new building and staff were needed to cope with its rapid growth.
She was holding talks with city leaders and European regeneration agencies about funding the development today.
It will mean almost doubling the current number of staff, from 190 to approximately 400, as well as scores of new laboratories.
If it is given the green light it is hoped the building will be open with two years.
Prof Hemingway said: "We are very excited about the expansion, which will be great for the school and the city.
"Ideally, I would like the new building tomorrow, the growth is happening so quickly that we are already overspilling.
"I would hope the new laboratories could be built within 18 months to two years at the latest."
The new cash and employees will help the centre further its work on finding cures for parasitic diseases, such as malaria, research into snake venom and the way diseases are transmitted via mosquitos.
Scientists are also currently working on what causes "abortion storms" in cattle, when they all lose their calves at the same time, and how they can improve equality of access to treatment, for example, for HIV, in developing countries.
School of Tropical Medicine factfile>
* The Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine was founded in 1898 by Liverpool ship owner and businessman Sir Alfred Lewis Jones.
* It is the oldest school of tropical medicine in the world.
* It is renowned for its research into insect borne diseases.
* Its first professor of tropical medicine, Sir Ronald Ross, was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1902, for discovering that malaria was transmitted by mosquitos.
* Janet Hemingway is the first female boss in its 100-year history.


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Binary Star Systems
What happens when stars play hide-and-seek?
The brightness curve as an indicator of the characteristics of stars
If the smaller star then passes behind the larger one, its light is completely or partially screened: the brightness of the binary star system decreases for a second time – an additional minimum, the secondary minimum, is created in the brightness curve. Whether the primary minimum or the secondary minimum is the lower depends on the difference in brightness between the two stars. If the surface brightness of the smaller star is lower, the primary minimum is lower. The secondary minimum is lower when the larger star is the 'darker' of the two; this is, for example, the case with cool red giants.
From the shape of the brightness curve, we can determine important parameters – the relationship between the radii of the two stars, the period of their orbit and, if the speed at which the stars are moving is known, even the mass of the stars. Probably the most well known eclipsing binary is the star Algol in the constellation Perseus – it regularly changes its brightness with a period of less than three days. The Englishman John Goodricke studied Algol as early as 1783 and concluded that another body was accompanying the visible star.
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Michael Gove says leaving the EU is necessary for people to support Britain's "multi-racial, multi ethnic society".
The pro-Leave justice secretary said the government could not limit the number of arrivals from inside the EU.
On a Question Time special, a Spanish woman who works in the UK criticised him and said: "We are not the enemy".
Mr Gove also attacked chancellor George Osborne's "Brexit Budget" warning of emergency spending cuts.
A letter claiming the chancellor's position would be "untenable" if he tried to cut NHS, police and school spending has been signed by 65 MPs.
Mr Gove said he would not back such a Budget and criticised "dire warnings" coming from the Remain campaign.
"I think it's a shame that the Remain camp are talking this country down," he said.
In other referendum news:
- Home Secretary Theresa May says the government "should look at further reform" of free movement of people, if the UK votes Remain.
- Tory backbenchers have reacted angrily to George Osborne's warning of cuts to public spending and tax increases in the wake of a vote to leave the EU
- Nigel Farage and Sir Bob Geldof, leading rival Leave and Remain flotillas, trade verbal blows on the Thames.
- The CBI said business groups from countries including Norway, Switzerland and Canada had outlined the "serious shortcomings" in their alternative relationships with the EU.
- Rolls-Royce writes to its staff saying it backs a Remain vote.
- Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warned that the UK voting to leave the European Union could present the risk of a "right-wing Tory takeover".
Prime Minister David Cameron will make the case to remain, in a second Question Time special on Sunday.
During his 45-minute grilling, the justice secretary was challenged by audience members over warnings from financial institutions and other bodies about life outside the EU.
Responding to a woman who said leaving would make it more difficult to trade with other EU countries which are the "lifeblood" of her business, he said other countries would "take leave of their senses" if they chose not to continue to trade with the UK.
He conceded there would be "bumps in the road" if voters back Brexit, but said the UK "will be in a better position to deal with them".
He said: "My view is that whatever happens in the future we will be in a strong position to deal with any crises that occur as a result of leaving the EU."
Mr Gove said his father had to close his fish merchant business because of EU policy. And he criticised The Guardian after it said his father had contradicted his version.
"My dad was rung up by a reporter from the Guardian who tried to put words into his mouth," he said, adding that his father was "clear… that the business he invested so much care and time in had to close as a result of the Common Fisheries Policy".
On immigration, Mr Gove said if there is a vote to leave, the government would "bring down the numbers" in the Parliament after 2020, by which time the UK's exit would have been completed.
'Chuck us out'
A Spanish audience member – who is unable to vote on 23 June – said she had lived in England for 14 years and did not feel "welcome" as a result of Mr Gove's call for a crackdown on EU migration.
"You use us to your convenience, and when we are no use to you any more you chuck us out," she told him.
Mr Gove said he valued her contribution but that it was "undeniable" that "to continue to have support for migration we need to be able to control the numbers".
Working people's wages were "held down" by immigration, he said, calling for the UK to "take back control".
The Question Time programme is the latest in a series of special referendum shows being broadcast on the BBC.
Campaigners from both sides will take each other on in a live debate at Wembley Arena on 21 June. The line-up has yet to be announced.


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I've had two homebirths and I'm planning on a third with this one.
My mom works in the administrative offices of a hospital. When I had Xander and I told her that I was going to have a homebirth at frist she was fine. About two weeks later she called me and said some of her friends at work told her that having a homebirth was dangerous especially for a first time mom. When she first told me this I was completely at a loss for words. My grandmother felt the same way. So I went on-line... printed up a bunch of articles and bought The Thinking Woman's Guide to Childbirth and the Bradley book I used for my class and sent them to her. My Grandfather also took my side in all of this... he just looked at my grandmother and said to her... 'My mother had all of her kids at home and we're all fine.' After these things they didn't bring up the issue anymore.
For the most part the reactions I got was... 'Are you crazy? No pain medications!' That's what my friends said. But it helped that my one friend who was a nurse... her mother had 3 homebirths and she was completely fine with it. So my other friends took the que from her.
When I tell people now that I'm homebirthing and I get a 'are you crazy' reaction. I just tell them the experience I had with the other two and how much I turst my midwife... she knows exactly what she's doing!
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Top Lane
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This guide shows you how you can build Garen into the fastest attacker and mover in a single match.
These are the main things this guide will turn your Garen into:
- Carry
- Ganker
- Support
Your runes aren't that important into Garen's build, but can help a lot if you have the major runes required.
This is the only mark rune we will be using:
Greater Mark of Alacrity
This rune increases attack speed, and since we will have 9 of them, this will give us a head start of an attack speed increase of 15.3%.
We use two different types of glyphs:
Greater Glyph of Alacrity
Also increases attack speed. Since we use only 8 of them, we only get a 13.6% attack speed increase.
Greater Glyph of Might
This increases attack damage. Attack speed doesn't help if you're not going to increase some damage.
We use 3 different types of seals:
Greater Seal of Alacrity
Another attack speed booster. We have 5 of these, which give us a total of a 3.8% attack speed increase.
Greater Seal of Strength
This seal gives us 0.43 attack damage. We have 3 of these which give us a head start of 1.29 extra attack damage.
Greater Seal of Evasion
We only use this type of rune once, since we're relying on speed, we should get a little bit of a dodge chance. This seal gives us a chance of 0.75%.
There are two types of quintessences we use in this build:
Greater Quintessence of Alacrity
Again, another attack speed boost for the start of the match. Gives a boost of 3.4% and since we have 5 of these runes, we get an extra 17% attack speed boost.
Greater Quintessence of Swiftness
This is the only type of movement rune we will be using. It increases movement speed, pretty obvious why. We have four of these which give us a total movement boost of 6%. You do the maths.
In conclusion of runes, if you combine all the attack speed totals, we get a total attack speed increase, at the beginning of the match, of 49.7%. This is a great advantage at the start of the match, especially since Garen is already strong.


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Joss Stone rekindles soul music in Africa
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WINDHOEK – United Kingdom Grammy award winner Joss Stone is rekindling soul music in Africa through her ongoing Total World tour.
Stone, whose real name is Joscelyn Eve Stoker, has already been to 11 African countries as part of the tour.
Stone, who was in Zimbabwe recently following her tour in Rwanda has done several collaborations with African artistes.
She has collaborated with Deltino Guerrein from Mozambique, The Jellibas from Sierra Leone, Gasper Nali from Malawi, Teety Tezano from Cameroon, Winyo from Kenya, Zahara and Bongeziwe Mabandle from South Africa, Deo Munyakadzi from Rwanda, Nancy Agag from Sudan, Nigerian Nnneka, Bil Aka Kora from Burkina Faso, Nelinda Karr from Equatorial Guinea and Zimbabwean super star Oliver 'Tuku' Mtukudzi.
The way Stone blended well with all these artistes across southern, western, central and northern Africa has created a unique revival of soul music on the continent.
It is soothing to listen to her soulful voice as she sings in the indigenous languages of the artistes she has collaborated with particularly on Oliver Mtukudzi's 'Neria'. Her command of the Shona language was so exceptional in that she sounded like a native speaker.
Stone's soul flavour combined with Africa's Afro-soul essence has suddenly become music lovers' daily meal.
The latest video on 'Neria' song which was posted on YouTube a few days ago already has over 16,000 views and 1,000 likes. But a video featuring Sierra Leone's The Jellibas posted last month tops in terms of views and likes with 126,000 views and 5,000 likes.
Stone rose to fame in late 2003 with her multi-platinum debut album, The Soul Sessions, which made the 2004 Mercury Prize shortlist.
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She became the youngest British female singer to top the UK Albums Chart. Stone's third album, Introducing Joss Stone, released in March 2007, achieved gold record status by the RIAA and yielded the second-ever highest debut for a British female solo artiste on the Billboard 200, and became Stone's first top five albums in the US.
Stone has earned numerous accolades that including two Brit Awards and one Grammy Award out of five nominations. She also made her film acting debut in 2006 with the fantasy adventure film Eragon, and made her television debut portraying Anne of Cleves in the Showtime series The Tudors in 2009.


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I feel like he doesn't think he's good enough for me.Visitor's Question from a 31-40 year old Female
I have submitted a question before. This is the same issue. My ex and I broke up almost 2 months ago. We dated a year and a half very seriously. He told his brother and a couple of close friends the first time we broke up that I was "the one" that he was just really scared and he didn't want to screw up something perfect that he had with me. He was married for 7 years and has two kids. I know he's got issues from that marriage and his past is full of divorce too. I took it as we were going to spend time apart for a while and let him figure out what he wanted, cause most of the time he was ready to ask me to marry him and sometimes he just wasn't sure. He didn't date anyone after the divorce, only me about 6 months after it was final. Now I just feel like he's on the prowl! He's already been seeing another girl and aparently can't get enough of the attention from others. I don't get it. I'm giving him all the space he wants and trying to move on. I know he still loves me too and that the last thing he wants to do is hurt me anymore than he already has. I'm gonna say this with all humility, but I feel like he doesn't think he's good enough for me. I've been out with a couple of guys, but none even come close to him. To beat it all I did something really stupid. I had a wreck about a week ago (no one hurt, but totaled my car). He found out about it and call to see how I was. Shocker.....I was an emotional basketcase! I should have left it at a nice phone call and let it go, but I didn't. I just had to ask questions and wonder how he could just go on with everything. He said he had made his decision and felt good about it, for now. What does that mean? Why did he even have to say "for now"? I did call the next day and left him a voice message telling him that I was sorry, that I was way too far gone emotionally at the time he called, that I didn't need him to respond, but I did need him to forgive me. I felt good about that. The next night I had a date and he called me to see if I was going to come play ball. He didn't know I was going to be on a date and I didn't tell him that when he called. I said no, that I had plans and that I hope they played good. That was the last time I have talked to him. I know he had to suck it up just to call and ask me that, but I still don't understand. I knew that first time I met him that he was "the one". I still feel that way. Should I just continue to not speak or see him, and if I do just act like I am completely happy? I just can't explain the peace I have about giving him time and that he'll realize that I am the one he wants to be with. At the same time, he is completely stubborn and in a way---all about himself. He never made me feel like I wasn't the most important thing to him, he always made me feel pretty and important. I was always included and made a part of the whole family. His whole family is even confused. The hardest thing to deal with is not seeing the kids. I loved them like my own, now I don't see them at all. Will he ever wake up and come back?
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Will he wake up and come back? Your guess is as good as mine.
What you have to figure out is how to deal with the present situation to maximize the chances that the outcome is in your favor.
I still feel that you should call him just once a week to find out how he is doing, to show him that you still care, and to maintain a friendly relationship. Don't dwell on your relationship and keep the call to 15 min. unless he won't let you get off the line.
Also try to figure out how to make him realize that you are not better than he is. We are all different and better in some things than others. If you think of things, try to mix them into your weekly conversation very subtly.
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Malzahar (tips)
Malzahar is squishy at first, but very powerful. Use a rotation of abilities when using Malzahar: Call of the Void, then Malefic Visions, then Null Zone, then Nether Grasp. If all abilities hit the enemy, BOOM... they're dead. (Malzahar is a lot stronger at 20 stacks of Mejai's Soulstealer). The skill sequence is not as important, or the Mastery pages, its mostly the build i wanted to show you. Late game at 20 stacks of Mejai's, Malzahar has over 550 AP with this build.


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Do we click, have chemistry, planet alignment...lol? I am looking for a person with intelligence, kindness, respect, humor, wit, charm, class, style, charisma, caring, sensitivity, consideration and understanding. Alot to ask for in a person I know but you are out there! Just looking for friendship and go from there. If you cannot laugh at yourself, lets hang out and i'm sure we can find someone to laugh at....hehe
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Cheeks: http://www.dinarspeculator.com/showt...e-Central-Bank
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Cheeks: gm ceric and yes very sad .. ok med i saw it and i understand.. so TICK TOCK
Med: SO YOU LIKED IT HI CERIC
Cheeks: now what i was think that .. the rate of exchange should of been moving a long time ago. but with all the courpation that was going on. Shabbi timeline was up.. so now i see they want it .. jmo one day we will see it 1:1
Med: YES
Cheeks: in the coming period
Med: IT SEEMS THAT THEY ARE NOT HAPPY WITH HOW THE DINARS RATE OF EXCHANGE WAS CRAWLING BUT IF THEY HAD ISSUES
Cheeks: correct slow
Med: THEN WHAT WAS THE WHINING IT WAS THE NA WHO COMPLAINED AND COMPLAINED ABOUT THE DELETION OF ZERO'S NOW THIS TO ME IS KIND OF HYPOCRITICAL
Cheeks: we should have been at the bank already
Med: WE SHOULD HAVE BEEN 3 YRS AGO THIS MONTH IF THEY HAD GONE FORWARD IN NOV 09
Cheeks: yea
Med: THEY WOULD HAVE BOOSTED THIER ECONOMY AND IT WOULD HAVE BEEN A BOOM TOWN
Cheeks: but now it has to be done ..
Med: RIGHT NOW THEY NEED TO MOVE OR THEY ARE GOING TO DIG A BIGGER HOLE
Cheeks: and they want it before the 1st of the year.. why because of the buget
Med: THAN THEY HAVE ALREADY DUG THEMSELVES CERIC YOU HERE STILL HEY CHEEKS I HAVE TO PUT MY FEET UP WHAT I AM GOING THROUGH RIGHT NOW IS PRETTY ROUGH
Cheeks: i'm sure all MOF have read the buget and they know the rate .. the draft had it at 1usd:1.18 dinar
Med: YES I REMEMBER
Cheeks: i know .. plus i have to go to work
Med: LETS HOPE SO EVEN MOVING AND NOT JUST A PIP SOME SERIOUS MOVEMENT TO SHOW THEY ARE SERIOUS
Cheeks: yes move it
Med: OK BRO I HAVE TO MOVE IT IS SO PAINFUL
Cheeks: ok ttlsorry
11/15/2012 02:20:17 am
Imf gave 7 months more for Iraq to get it together, march 2013. We wait
11/15/2012 07:20:35 am
@fla sunburn: Yes a $10 rate is ludicrous and anyone pumping that, clearly, has no idea what they are talking about.
11/15/2012 02:25:05 am
I have been invested since '10 and have been thru the ups and downs like everyone else and appreciate the info that has been put out for us, without you guys we would be in the total dark if solely depending on the media for info....however, I find it ludicrous to read blogs pertaining to rates of $10.+ please correct me if I am wrong, but to my knowledge, I know of no country with a viable tradeable wordwide accepted currancy with such a high exchange rate to the US$...to me making such "assumptions" is irresponsible and intellectually repugnant.
11/15/2012 03:42:40 am
Fla Sunburn... It is my understanding that this is not a rate that they will sustain. The high rate is just to attract everyone to cash in and then it will be sent to our govt. where they (govt) will get credit of up to $32 pbl of oil. The rate in Iraq will be much lower and realistic, maybe close to the $3 mark.... maybe less.
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Foxes are becoming such a pest for London homeowners that they have begun calling in snipers. Specialists are charging £75 for the first animal and £50 for any more foxes after that, according to the New York Times, who followed a sniper named 'Phil' during his working week.
It is claimed there are now more foxes in the capital than double-decker buses, with 10,000 roaming streets, gardens and wasteland in search of food. Sports clubs, urban farms and families are so fed up of the creatures, which root through bins and can kill pets, that they have begun hiring gunmen to tackle the problem.
They have even been known to attack children. Nine-month-old twins Lola and Isabella Koupparis were hospitalized with face and arm injuries after a fox had entered their North London bedroom in 2010. Last year four-week old Denny Dolan needed to have his finger reattached after he was bitten by a fox near Bromley.
Pet dogs kill and maim FAR more people in the U.K. than foxes, but no one has set out "snipers" on them, much less on the cab drivers, swimming pool owners, and the doddering nincompoops with open umbrellas on crowded sidewalks who are far greater threats.
So what's going on in the U.K.? Have they all gone mad?
Not quite... but sort of.
The first thing to understand about fox is that most people have never so much as seen one. Fox are nocturnal and stealthy. The fox of London, New York, Washington, and Paris did not colonize urban spaces by being stupid or bold.
The second thing to understand about fox in the U.K. is that everything about the animal is double-dipped in myth and bunko heaped on in massive dollops by a bloviating press corps, the mounted hunts, and the local drunks down at the pub. The push on this front is for the fox to be a crazed killer. That way fox hunting can be wrapped in the mantle of protecting women and babies.
A fox bit a baby once?! When was that? Five years ago? Oh! My! God! Right. Just kidding. Babies in the U.K., and around the world, face a far greater threat every day from their mothers than they do from a fox population numbering in the millions. Do you KNOW about many babies are killed by their mothers? Sadly, we will not have to go back 5 years for an example! Not even Jack Russell Terriers are as dangerous.
Finally, we get down to the fact that the U.K. has no wilderness or larger predators left. The mythology of the wolf has, in the absence of any other contender, been laid on the fox. As I noted on this blog some years back:
There is something vaguely ridiculous about European hunting with its dress-up clothes and potted birds.
Even some of the descriptions of terrier work can border on the absurd. Does every fox have to be described as a "lamb killer"? I suppose so in a country that has no coyote, wolf, bobcat, mountain lion, black bear, alligator, or grizzly! When your biggest game animal eats worms and bulbs, and your largest predator dines on mice, you may have to dress up your rationale for the hunt every bit as much you dress up yourself. Mere sport with dogs cannot do!
In America, of course, such a claim would be met with laughter. A red fox threatens your farm? A badger? Please! We have real predators from one end of this country to another. No need for tales of Beowulf here! A country full of bears and coyotes does not need to invent dragons.
To be clear, what makes America special is not some extra gene coursing through our blood. What makes American special is the land, and the fact that, unlike Europe, we have not killed off everything big enough to kill a cat.
No one ever said it better than Aldo Leopold who, back in 1925, wrote an essay called "Wilderness As a Form of Land Use," in which he reminded us of what we were (American), and warned us of what we might become (European):
The day is almost upon us when canoe travel will consist in paddling up the noisy wake of a motor launch and portaging through the back yard of a summer cottage. When that day comes canoe travel will be dead, and dead too will be a part of our Americanism. Joliet and LaSalle will be words in a book, Champlain will be a spot on a map, and canoes will be merely things of wood and canvas, with a connotation of white duck pants and bathing "beauties."Read the whole essay which I have linked to here [PDF]. Are we there yet? Is our land so gut-shot with people that we have lost the wild and become European?
The time is almost upon us when a pack-train must wind it's way up a graveled highway and turn it's bell-mare in the pasture of a summer hotel. When that day comes, the pack-train will be dead, the diamond hitch will be merely rope, and Kit Carson and Jim Bridger will be names in a history lesson. And thenceforth the march of empire will be a matter of gasoline and four wheel brakes.
European outdoor recreation is largely devoid of the thing that wilderness areas would be the means of preserving in this country. Europeans do not camp, cook or pack in the woods for pleasure. They hunt and fish when they can afford to, but their hunting and fishing is merely hunting and fishing, staged in a set of ready-made hunting lodges, elaborate fare, and hired beaters. The whole thing carries the atmosphere of a picnic, rather than that of a pack trip. The test of skill is confined almost entirely to the act of killing, itself. Its value as a human experience is reduced accordingly.
There is a strong movement in this country to preserve the distinctive democracy of our field sports by preserving free hunting and fishing, as distinguished from the European condition of commercialized hunting and fishing privileges. Public shooting grounds and organized cooperative relations between sportsmen and landowners are the means proposed for keeping these sports within reach of the American of moderate means. Free hunting and fishing is a most worthy objective, but it deals with only one of the distinctive characteristics of American sport. The other characteristic is that our test of skill is primarily the act of living in the open, and only secondarily the act of killing game. It is to preserve this primary characteristic that public wilderness playgrounds are necessary."
Not quite. The coyote population is growing, and so too is the population of mountain lion, wolf, black bear, grizzly, and alligator.
We are not yet European, thank God!
Yet we may get there if we do not do more to slow population growth, most of which is now fueled by unbridled legal and illegal immigration. We cannot take all of the world's displeased and dispossessed, and it's high time we stopped trying.
Above all, we need to remember that we need to fight to continue to preserve large blocks of wild lands, including wilderness.
Preserving wilderness and wild lands is about nothing less than preserving America's soul.
Save it now, or someday soon, it may be gone forever.
To be clear, nothing I have said here is meant to suggest any American superiority. We are wrecking this great land of ours with population growth as fast as we can, and the only reason we have not already wrecked it beyond all understanding is that there is so much of it.
I think American wildlife management and America's land ethic is the best in the world, and I will not broach much disagreement on that front. That said, even here the real credit has to be given to the fecundity of Mother Nature and Father Time. If we will only take our boot off Mother Nature's neck, she will generally bounce up and dance a jig. There is a place for bag limits and hunting seasons. Someone tell the British.
I am no American Pollyanna. We are a great nation, and yet we fall down in so many ways as to be a global embarrassment. As I write this, the big box office film in our theaters is called American Sniper -- a film about how we sent some kid halfway around the world, to a country that never did a damn thing to us, in order to have this kid shoot people he never met and had no quarrel with. That's not the story told, of course. Instead we get the Great American Lie in which everything is ripped clean of historical context and presented as a black-and-white, good-vs-evil fairy tale.
So London has its fairy tale, and we have ours, and snipers seem to be involved in both.
Trust me, our story is not better.


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Discussion in 'Rugby League Forum' started by COMMANDER, May 12, 2011.
This is pretty clever: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DLZrRdqVR0 Wonder how many takes that took!
CG my friend
Swears they did it in one take ... but I have my doubts.
Its not real ppl[hr] And its been done before. Nrl just taking someone elses idea once again. http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop_uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DM3Ij18ViQvw&v=M3Ij18ViQvw&gl=AU
No f***en ****!
of course they did it one take, there is a reason the ball and Sutton go out of frame
and once you have finished benig in awe of Sutton, have a look at the all blacks one on you tube. and for a good laugh search for the waratahs piss take on that one
This was on last year http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjqqqcPAViQ
haha the Tahs one was good
Is a new All Blacks one on TV now that is pretty impressive lol
I think Footy Show said last week or something that Wolfie will be doing one of these commercials too.
The tahs one is fantastic I can't stop laughing
i wonder if Russell Crowe has any influence in getting Sutton the part in this ad. Sutton isnt exactly a RL popular figure. I could name a 100 players or ex players i would have cast before him. i'm sure it is just a coincidence that he has resigned with the Rabbits this year !!!
They had him on the Footy Show on Thursday. He is about as sharp as a bowling ball.
Noticed that too. Could not string more than two words together.
How about brohmans question to him "when are you going to do that for souths" lol
The Wartahs are good at milking cynical penalties to kick penalty goals. That's all. But no advert could be made about such boring tripe.
Coke, the latest company to cash in on a game that hasnt the balls to stand up for its value.


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Traditionally played where opponents tried to snatch Raukura (feathers) out of each others hair (top knots) or from the Tipare (headband).
Source: http://www.r2r.org.nz/games-activities-maori-youth/manu-ti.html
Improve reflexes, spatial awareness, reading an opponents movements and body language, peripheral vision. A great way to warm up, whakawhanaungatanga, have a laugh, and generally encourage participation and engagement.
Raukura (Feather) or strip of paper
Tipare (headband) - optional.
Two players stand opposite each other with feet shoulder width apart.
Place feather or strip of paper in headband, or strip of paper in mouth.
Start the game and, without moving your feet, snatch the feather out of other players headband (or mouth) without touching their head.
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Senators Chuck Grassley and Al Franken have introduced legislation that would reverse a Supreme Court ruling (Hall v. United States) that is leaving family farmers in Chapter 12 bankruptcy proceedings vulnerable to the IRS.
In May 2012 the Supreme Court ruled that despite Congress's express goal of helping family farmers, the language inserted into the Bankruptcy Code in 2005 conflicted with the Tax Code.
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"Chapter 12 is a proven success for farmers and their lenders. It helps the farmer and the banker sit down and work out alternatives for debt repayment so a farmer can keep his land," Grassley said. "There's no question as to congressional intent in the 2005 law. We simply need to ensure the plain language of the law says and does what we intended."
"The federal government should be doing everything it can to help family farmers keep their land, and that's what Congress meant to do in 2005," said Franken. "This legislation would fix the 2005 law and help more farmers pay their creditors, keep their land, and stay in business."
Grassley and Franken said that while they understand the legislative agenda is very full between now and the end of the year, they would like the bill to be considered yet this year, but they will press for full consideration in the new Congress should the bill not be taken up.
Chapter 12 recognizes the unique situation that family farmers face when reorganizing through bankruptcy proceedings. It was made permanent in 2005 after nearly 10 years of congressional debate to fine-tune the bankruptcy laws. Chapter 12 allows family farmers to sell portions of their farms to reorganize without capital gains taxes jeopardizing the reorganization. Before 2005, the IRS was able to collect any tax liabilities generated during a family farmer bankruptcy reorganization. Too often, when the IRS took its cut through the capital gains taxes, there was no money to pay the other creditors, like the local feed store or the local bank. So, the farmer had to sell the rest of his land and still lost the family farm.
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* strikes the current unworkable language in the Bankruptcy Code 11 U.S.C. § 1222(a)(2)(A) and inserts a new 11 U.S.C. § 1222(a)(5);
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