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The Right To Know…. But what is important enough to actually want to know? We are immersed every day in a maelstrom of words and images. The biggest problem posed by today's information society is how to interpret the overwhelming mix of language and images surrounding us. The work of the documentary filmmakers featured in this programme provides an answer to this dilemma.
Our sacred belief in facts does not originate from what we are told, but from what we are able to see: reality has been made visible; seeing is believing. Thanks to some virtuosity in the mise-en-scène, a filmmaker (take for example, David Lynch or Quentin Tarantino) can create a world in which anything and everything is possible. But a filmmaker can also challenge the sacred belief in the visibility of reality. The filmmakers in Data Machinery have each discovered their own way of undermining this belief.
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Videogramme einer Revolution (Videograms of a Revolution)
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Long before this sentence was saved to our servers, it was already official: we love us some tacos at Serious Eats: Chicago. (Tortillas, too.) The powers that be here at The Vegetarian Option—better known as yours truly—felt it was time to dip into that deep well of affection and bestow some on a plate of vegetarian tacos that, I think, can satisfy and delight even the most devoted meat eater. I'm referring to the Hongos tacos ($10.50) at Mercadito.
Piled atop a trio of fresh tortillas are juicy, smoky mushrooms (a.k.a. hongos) tossed in a citrusy, black-beany sauce, bright and tangy minced pickled onion, salsa verde, huitlacoche, and crispy manchego cheese. Allow me to elaborate on those last two. Huitlacoche, also known as corn smut, is a fungus that grows on stalks of corn. Mexicans realized a long time ago that, instead of chucking huitlacoche'd corn plants, they could still make use of the stalks by incorporating the remarkably tasty fungus into their cuisine (viva Mexico!). To make crispy manchego cheese, the kitchen at Mercadito—led by chef/partner Patricio Sandoval and executive chef Aldo Ayala—grates the cheese into discs on a baking sheet and bakes them until they're golden, wafer-thin rounds. Crush those into bits, and you have one damn fine way to salt (and add a crunchy texture to) a dish.
Mercadito is, in fact, extremely veggie-friendly, with the telltale "(V)" appearing all over the menu. Another rich and layered vegetarian dish I enjoyed recently at the restaurant is the Corn Masa Quesadillas ($10.50). Three folded, pocket-style quesadillas sit on a bed of slow-cooked black beans, salsa verde and rich crema fresca, which all mixed together create a delicious sauce to swipe your quesadilla through. The quesadillas have Chihuahua and Oaxaca cheese inside and out, and their filling includes roasted poblano peppers, zucchini and corn. Gather all the elements into one glorious forkful to really experience the great balance of savory, acidic and vegetal umami flavors in this dish. It'd be great if the fried shells were a bit crispier and less oily, but that didn't stop me from turning in a clean plate.
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There's a new over-the-air update rolling out for the international Samsung Galaxy S III (aka Galaxy S3 GT-i9300) this evening. The OTA message identifies it as a "stability update," but what it also does is remove local (on-device) search functionality in the phone's built-in Google Search app. The new version -- XXBLG6 -- is a relatively recent build, having been cooked just a few days ago on Jul. 20. A new baseband version, XXLG6, is also included, but we haven't noticed any other changes thus far.
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On April 14, the last day of Passover 2012, like many Jews the world over I attended synagogue services. The Yizkor prayer of remembrance for the dead is a hallmark of this occasion. Included in the siddur are prayers for the souls of our departed parents and other family members, for those individuals who were murdered in the Holocaust, for people who perished in defence of the State of Israel and for the victims of terror.
What made this day different from all other days was the fact that it coincided exactly with the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. In my hands, along with a siddur, I held a small, unique Yiddish prayerbook called a techinah (or tkhine, in Yiddish). In it were many prayers, including one to be recited for the memory of people who had drowned in rivers or at sea and, most dramatically for me on that specific date, for those who had died in the Titanic disaster.
I was stunned by a paragraph extolling the humanitarian virtues of Ida and Isidor Straus, a prominent German Jewish American couple in their 60s who went down with the ship. It read: "They had done much good in their life, going hand in hand to help the poor and downtrodden, to aid the elderly, the sick and the weak, and who were united in their death. 'Where you go, I will go,' said the noble woman to her husband, and she refused to save herself knowing that her husband would be drowned." (My translation.)
Straus, the founder and co-owner of Macy's department store in New York City, had also served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives and was a noted philanthropist. According to surviving eyewitnesses whose names and statements are on record, including that of Ida Straus's personal maid, a Miss Ellen Bird who boarded the lifeboat at their insistence, the couple chose to stay on the ship, he refusing to enter the lifeboat because there were still women and children who had not yet been evacuated, and she declaring her intention to stay with her husband to the end.
Last seen by passengers and crew who were already on Lifeboat 8, they sat calmly on deck chairs, holding hands. Ida Straus's body was never found. Isidor's remains were retrieved days later by the ship C.S. Mackay-Bennet from Halifax and were buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx, N.Y.
The Titanic had set sail during one of the largest waves of Jewish immigration to the United States from eastern Europe, between 1881 and 1924. The majority of Jewish passengers, in third class, were refugees fleeing the dangers of European life such as pogroms and the three-year conscription into the Russian army, described by some as an ongoing pogrom "only much longer and much more painful" for Jewish soldiers because of rampant antisemitism.
Uniquely, the Titanic was the first great ocean liner to do away with steerage class and, as a result, many third-class passengers were treated to service and food they had never experienced. Apparently the White Star Line made a larger profit per head from third-class tickets and hoped that word of good treatment would spread and business would increase. Passengers in first class included those who, like the Strauses, were returning to America from vacations and business trips abroad or were immigrating with their families and household staff.
White Star, Cunard and German lines had separate kosher kitchen facilities by 1912, with meat and milk dishes and silverware identified as such in English and Hebrew, and kosher food available in all classes for those requesting it. These meals were instituted as the result of "a request from a number of Jewish organizations" and the fact that, according to an article in the Washington Post of Nov. 2, 1909, a young Jewish woman of 18 had died of starvation on arrival in Ellis Island by ship because she refused to eat non-kosher food.
The name of the special "Hebrew cook" of the Titanic was Charles Kennell, listed as 30 years of age. Of the 2,225 passengers, he was one of the 1,512 who did not survive. Religious supervision of the provisions on the Titanic was provided by the rabbi of Southampton, who also trained Kennell as a kosher supervisor.
My tkhine was printed in New York in 1916 by the Hebrew Publishing Company, just four years after the sinking of the ship, and this heroic episode was still fresh in peoples' minds. Its particular prayer of remembrance for the Strauses is the only one out of the 176 to mention any contemporary, i.e non-biblical, individuals by name.
The 314-page volume had been purchased by my widowed maternal grandmother, Gittel Gorodetsky, soon after her arrival in Montreal by ship in 1926, from Beltz, Bessarabia, with her two youngest children, my mother, then a girl of 14, and my Uncle Reuben, 6. It was used for prayer daily by her and subsequently by my mother, Fanny Lidsky, of blessed memory. When my mother passed away in 1999, I started to explore this small volume as comfort, connection and consolation. My own day school (yeshiva) education had been in Hebrew, but I was able to read the Yiddish (luckily it had punctuation) and understand most of it.
What I discovered was a treasure of Jewish women's thought and piety that truly reflected the innermost concerns of the women who composed and wrote them down. The word techinah, from Hebrew, means entreaty, supplication for favour, a request for the Almighty to be gracious. It also refers to the collections of such requests that had been compiled originally into small printed pamphlets and later into volumes used by Ashkenazi women in central and eastern Europe for private devotion from the 17th century on. The rise of printing in that era also saw women involved in production as printers, translators and even typesetters.
Structurally, each individual prayer begins with a heading directing when and sometimes how it should be recited (e.g. "Upon arising" or "With great devotion"). The first few words of every prayer in the techinah are in Hebrew in the somewhat impersonal language of the siddur, followed by a supplication in Yiddish in a woman's voice addressed directly to God as one would speak to a loving father. This form is used for every occasion in a woman's life, both domestic and in the synagogue – lighting the Sabbath candles, baking challah for Shabbat, blessing the new month (Rosh Chodesh) and hearing the shofar. Every day of the week has its own distinct private devotions.
What I found meaningful are the specific requests for heavenly protection for children or relatives in a war (remember this edition was printed during World War I), upon hearing bad news from the "Alter Velt" (Old World, or Europe), and for the souls of victims of fire and pogroms. There are also supplications to be read by an agunah (one whose husband refuses to give her a Jewish divorce and who therefore cannot remarry), by a woman who is being supported by her children – this is before social security when many elderly women had no personal resources and had to live with married children – and for a woman to meditate on before going out to collect charity on behalf of the needy. It expresses her fervent wish that she not, "Heaven forbid," shame someone who cannot afford to give money nor somehow inadvertently embarrass the recipients of the charity.
This edition of the tkhine is unique because, having been published in 20th-century America, it reflects some of the guilt associated with breaking the commandment to honour the Sabbath. Employed in garment industry sweatshops to support their families, immigrants to America almost always had to work on Saturdays, even though it was against their religious beliefs. After begging for divine forgiveness on behalf of her husband and herself for this unwilling transgression, the reader prays for a better future in which economic security would allow them to once again honour the Sabbath completely.
The beauty of the language and the directness of expression in the tkhines are a testament to the literacy, intelligence and piety of Jewish women through the ages.


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How To Buy The Right Used JeepPosted in Project Vehicles on September 1, 1998
Finding the perfect used Jeep is like looking for that proverbial needle in the haystack. And what's perfect for one Jeeper may not be the right choice for another. In fact, every model of Jeep has its strong and weak points. We'll point out both here to make your search a little easier.
We're limiting our discussion to the traditional Jeeps-the MB, CJ, YJ, and TJ styles-rather than all the other variations and sizes that make up the complete Jeep history. We're not saying that there aren't a lot of good parts and vehicles in the bigger Jeeps; there's only so much we can fit in these pages. And whatever you do decide to purchase, remember that a stock Jeep is a rare one: Assume something on a used Jeep has been modified.
The original flatfender: MB/GPW.
The MB/GPW Jeep from World War II is a supreme vehicle in its own right. The fenders allow for maximum tire clearance, and the windshield can fold both down and out. The unique grille features widely spaced headlights for the best light distribution, and the recessed buckets keep glare to a minimum. The wider grille opening and nine grille slats allow for a larger radiator area for better cooling of the engine.
But the MB has some weak points too. The T-84 transmission and the Dana 25 rearend. Both units were used only on these Jeeps and break easily because of their small internal parts, especially when larger tires, bigger engines, or aggressive and inexperienced drivers are added to the vehicle. Even though the rearend is a full-float design, the axleshaft diameter is just as small as the front axle and won't last long under severe service. Unless these Jeeps get new drivetrain components, the stock engine is best.
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The taller windshield is great for tall drivers, and it retains the fold-out-and-down feature. Other niceties are the handy tailgate, although the wheelwells are smaller. And the exterior fuel fill is a definite plus rather than having to lift the driver seat as in the MB model. These Jeeps are highly modifiable and are still plentiful, as are replacement bodies and parts.
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- Bug-eyed grille
The last true civilian flatfender: CJ-3A.
Nearly identical to the 2A it replaced, the CJ-3A had a few extremely important differences. The biggest visual difference was the windshield frame made from rectangular tubing with one piece of fixed glass. This frame was taller than the 2A's and made for a smoother look and a tighter fitting top. Ventilation was through a small port under the glass, which is very convenient.
The major mechanical advances were the switch to the Dana 44 rear axle, still in production to this day. It was a 10-spline axle with a tapered hub and axle design, and it's still better than many other rearends currently produced. The chassis was also modified on the 3A so the bumper attached directly to it rather than through gussets, and the chassis is also stronger with more reinforcements. While more 2As were produced, the 3A is probably the best flattie for restoring or modifying.
- One-piece windshield
- Dana 44 rearend
- Strong frame
- Fold-out vent
Last military flattie: M38.
One of the most sought-after flatties is the M38, which is basically a militarized CJ-3A. Even though most of the components can be interchanged with the civilian style, items such as the waterproofing system and the 24-volt electrics are unique and expensive. The multipiece floorboards are much easier to modify when swapping in different transmissions, and the exterior battery box is a bonus when it comes to tight-fitting engine conversions.
Jeeps issued to the Marine Corps may also have the optional Powr-Lok limited-slip differentials front and rear. Even the front grille is hinged to make access to the radiator and engine easier, and if you're a bracket and brace freak, this Jeep is for you.
- 24-volt waterproof electrics
- Strongest flattie frame
- Exterior dual-battery compartment
New-generation flatfender: the CJ-3B.
Between the flatties of yore and the modern CJ-5 lies the omnipresent CJ-3B. Initially a transitional model between the two, the 3B was produced from 1952 to 1968 with a variety of equipment. While most were made with the more powerful F-head engine, which required the taller hood, some were produced with the Buick V-6 in the later years. Even a four-speed transmission was offered, although this cool V-6/four-speed combo is hard to find.
The high hood needed for F-head engine clearance gives the 'B a different look, but it is still a flatfender. The windshield frame is shorter than a 3A, but overall height of the two rigs is the same. Early 'Bs had the standard-design five-gauge dash, while later units shared the CJ-5 style of one big cluster of gauges within the large speedometer housing. Since good examples of this Jeep abound, this easy-to-find-parts-for Jeep is a good choice if you like the style.
- Low-cut windshield
- High hood
- F-head engine
- Big speedometer
- Better transfer case
Spanning the years: the '54-'75 CJ-5.
The first CJ-5 debuted in 1954, four years after the M38AI, which the CJ-5 was patterned after. The new Jeep style strayed from the flatfender style visually as the front fenders rolled over in front and the rest of the sheetmetal became bloated and rounded. However, this same basic style would last 32 years and stand the test of time until 1986 when the last CJ derivative was produced.
From 1954 to 1965 only the F-head engine was available, while both it and the Buick V-6 (which was lighter and more powerful) could be had until 1971. In 1972 the first AMC 304 V-8 was available, along with the 232 or 258 inline-six, and the frame and front clip was extended 4 inches to accommodate these engines.
Front axles went from the closed-knuckle Dana 25 with 5.38 gears to a variety of ratios in the early '60s, and the marginally better Dana 27 was introduced in the mid '60s. The best front axle came in 1972, which was the open-knuckle Dana 30 that had a tighter turning radius and was much stronger. The Dana 44 rear axle also gained stamina through the years, starting with a 10-spline tapered design then growing to 19-spline, and finally a 30-spline flanged design in 1970. This axle was offset for the Dana 18 transfer case but was center-set from 1972 to 1975, when Jeep switched to the Dana 20 transfer case.
While the popular and strong T-98 and later T-18 four-speed were available with all of the engines except the V-8, the marginal T-86 and T-14 three-speeds proved to be too weak for the six poppers and was eventually discontinued. The earlier T-90, which lasted till the mid '60s, was stronger than these others, if not abused. The later T-15 three-speed was coupled to the 304 V-8 and is a good, durable unit.
One of the most important changes was the addition of Saginaw front-mounted steering in 1972, a design which lasts into the TJs. This far-superior system was retrofitted to many earlier Jeeps long before AMC introduced it.
- Round fenders and body
- V-6, V-8, inline-six, or four-cylinder engine
- Saginaw steering '72 and later
- Optional gear ratios and trannies
Last of the legend: '76-'79 CJ-5.
In 1976 the CJ-5 was treated to a new frame that was wider in the rear, and the springs were made longer, softer, and wider for a better ride. Along with the chassis redesign was a windshield that tapered at the top and lay farther back for an aerodynamic look. The interior was made less Spartan, and a tilt wheel was available along with a more modern but still functional dash.
Gone was the T-15 tranny, but a Ford-designed T-150 three-speed and a T-18 four-speed for the six-cylinder rigs was coupled to the Dana 20 transfer case. Starting in 1980, the Dana 300 transfer case was coupled to the T-176 four-speed, and the debut of the GM 4-cylinder Iron Duke engine received the marginal SR-4 tranny. The front axle received disc brakes as an option in 1977, and they became standard from 1978 until the CJ-5 was discontinued after the '83 model year. One major weak point was the AMC Model 20 rear axle, which suffers from a two-piece axle and hub design.
- Longer and wider springs
- Aerodynamic windshield
- Model 20 rear axle
- Tilt column and better seats
- Disc brake option in '77
Long-awaited Jeep: the CJ-6.
The early flatfenders have a cramped driving position and a real lack of cargo room. Even though the CJ-5 relieved these drawbacks considerably, it is still a small vehicle. The CJ-6 is a CJ-5 with an extra body panel behind the door opening and, of course, a longer frame. The extra cargo capacity was greatly appreciated by many buyers, and the extended wheelbase made it a better 'wheeler in many instances where the short wheelbase was hampered.
The same engine and drivetrain options and sheetmetal changes were available as on the CJ-5, depending on the year of manufacture. The military also used these rigs as ambulances and produced the '6 as the M170 with a large door opening on the passenger side. The components were shared with the M38A1.
- Extended body and frame
- CJ-5 door opening
- Available from 1955 to 1981
Comfortable cruising: the CJ-7.
The venerable CJ-7 was a direct outgrowth of the CJ-5 and '6, combining a wheelbase between the two with a large door opening for maximum comfort. This Jeep is one of the most popular to modify or even keep stock, as it works so well. As with the CJ-5 upgrade in 1976, the '7 was virtually the same but longer and was produced until 1986, while CBS News killed the '5 in 1983 with a rollover story. The '7 was also the first Jeep to be offered with a full-factory-fiberglass hardtop and full steel doors, a real boon to areas with inclement weather.
The extra length allowed the CJ-7 to be the first model offered with an automatic, the GM T-400. This tranny was coupled with the highly efficient Quadratrac full-time transfer case, while the manual transmission stayed with the Dana 20 transfer case. In 1980 the auto was replaced with the Chrysler 999 or 904 hooked to the Dana 300 transfer case, and four- and five-speed manuals were offered.
The year 1980 also saw the reintroduction of the four-cylinder, while the 258 six was standard with a 304 V-8 offered until 1983. Wider axles were used starting in 1982, which gave a more stable ride. The Dana 44 rear came back for the last half 1986 and is highly desirable.
- Extended wheelbase
- Large U-shaped door openings
- Optional automatic transmission
- Full-time or part-time four-wheel drive
Smooth ride: the CJ-8.
The demise of the CJ-6 and the fullsize J-10 pickup left a hole in the Jeep line-up, and the CJ-8, known as the Scrambler, was introduced as a pickup replacement with the half-cab option. The length was due to the extra rear overhang and slightly longer wheelbase, so a common conversion is to use CJ-7 doors and a hardtop, which leaves a small storage area.
This rig is ideal for all sorts of driveline swaps, as the length makes for ease of installation of long drivetrains. Especially when coupled with a spring-over axle conversion, this long beast can still have quite adequate driveshaft angles. Only 27,792 were made from 1982 to 1986, which is about equivalent to one year's production of CJ-7s. The scarcity and popularity of these vehicles have made the prices soar in recent years.
- Factory half cab for pickup look
- Long overhang and wheelbase
- Lots of room for long drivetrains
Something new: the YJ.
The end of CJ production marked a new beginning for Jeeps, although many purists felt rectangular headlights had no place on a Jeep. The Wrangler was made lower, and supposedly safer to drive, by long, wide springs and wider axles. This better ride and controllability along with a carlike dash translated to a huge increase in sales from its introduction in 1986.
Mechanical changes were far more, as the front differential was moved to the driver side after 46 years, and locking hubs were no longer available. The rear axle was changed to a Dana or corporate 35, which, although smaller than the Dana 44 or corporate 20, at least had one-piece axles. The six-cylinder was eventually changed to a 4.0L and received fuel injection, which was much better than the earlier computer-controlled carbureted models. Another major change was switching to the NP231 transfer case from the older Dana 300 geardriven units.
- Rectangular headlights
- Long, wide, soft springs
- Wide axles
- No-locking hubs
Something Better: The TJ.
After 10 years of Wrangler YJ Jeeps, Chrysler made a bold move and brought back the round headlights, spacing them out farther than the old CJ's for better lighting. However, the most important change was to front and rear coil-spring suspension, a direct outgrowth of the Cherokee and Grand Cherokee platforms. This increase in true off-road capability shot the new TJ Wrangler ahead in terms of sales and of people modifying and using these Jeeps on the trails.
Mechanicals of the TJ are also impressive. Even though locking hubs still aren't an option, the front-axle disconnect and associated hoses and wiring are thankfully gone. Even the rear axle has an option of a Dana 44 flanged axle, which is quite popular. While still relatively new to the market, the amount of aftermarket accessories grows every day, making this one of the most modifiable vehicles on the market-although one that needs few modifications for most 'wheelers needs.
- Round headlights
- Round springs
- No axle disconnect
- Dana 44 option


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Waste Management, Inc. is North America's leading provider of integrated environmental solutions. We partner with our customers and communities to manage and reduce waste from collection to disposal while recovering valuable resources and creating clean, renewable energy.
Our 45,000 employees are committed to Environmental Performance — our mission to maximize resource value, while minimizing environmental impact so that both our economy and our environment can thrive. Serving over 20 million residential, industrial, municipal and commercial customers, Waste Management posted $12.52 billion of revenues in 2010.
Drawing on our resources and experience, we actively pursue projects and initiatives that benefit the waste industry, the communities we serve and the environment.
• Waste Management uses waste to create enough energy to power more than 1 million homes every year. By 2020, we expect to double that output, creating enough energy to power more than 2 million homes.
• As North America's largest recycler, Waste Management managed more than 7 million tons of recyclable commodities in 2009. By the year 2020, we expect to increase the amount of material we manage to more than 20 million tons per year.
• By the end of 2009, Waste Management had 119 landfill-gas-to-energy projects producing 540 megawatts of power, the equivalent of powering approximately 400,000 homes.
• At the end of 2009, we had more than 800 natural gas-powered trucks in our fleet, with plans to add 200 more in 2010. During the year, we also used technology to reduce the fuel burn of every truck in our fleet. When fully implemented, this is expected to save 9 million gallons of fuel per year.
• Our wholly owned subsidiary Wheelabrator Technologies owns or operates 16 waste-to-energy plants and five independent power production facilities in the U.S. that generate enough energy to power more than 900,000 homes.
• Through a joint venture with the Linde Group, we have built a plant that converts landfill gas into liquefied natural gas for use as fuel in our trucks. The facility is currently producing 13,000 gallons per day.
• At the end of 2009, we had a total of 73 WHC-certified sites. We also set a goal to have 25,000 acres dedicated solely to nature preservation by 2020, and we have nearly reached that goal: at year-end, we had 24,000 protected acres.


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snuif needed a new button or icon design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 65 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
Create 5 different size banners on bases of my brief.
Create 5 different size banners that will be used in the google content network. You will need to stick to the brief and create banners on bases of some of the examples i have included.
You can download the brief here.
the images can be downloaded here
- 5 banners
- different sizes
- stick to the brief
- use examples banners in photozip file
- use the 6 photos of the products that are included
- try to use the same colors in the examples- use the text i have provided in the brief
- max size per banner is 50kb
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Incarcerated Scarfaces
|Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
|Radio Station:
|The Liberty Jam
|East coast hip hop, gangsta rap
Incarcerated Scarfaces is a song performed by Raekwon featured in the radio station The Liberty Jam in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.
- [Skit]
- – He looks determined without being ruthless. Something heroic in his manner. :There's a courage about him. Doesn't look like a killer. Comes across so calm. Acts :like he has a dream. Full of passion
- – You don't trust me, huh?
- – Well, you know why
- – I do, we're not supposed to trust anyone in our profession anyway
- [Intro]
- Knock niggas out the box all the time. Bitches know my mothafuckin' repertoire, big :one. Yeah, mothafucka, straight up, fuck your whole team. Take care of B.I., Chef. :Yeah, bust it, fly G.I. niggas
- [Hook]
- Now, yo! Yo, what up? Your time is running out
- It's for real though, let's connect politic, ditto
- We could trade places, get lifted in the staircases
- Word up, peace, incarcerated scarfaces
- [Verse 1]
- Thug related style attract millions, fans
- They understand my plan, who's the kid up in the green Land?
- Me and the RZA connect, blow a fuse, you lose
- Half-ass crews get demolished and bruised
- Fake be fronting, hourglass heads niggas be wanting
- Shutting down your slot, time for pumping
- Poisonous sting, which thumps up and act chumps
- Rae's a heavy generator, but yo, guess who's the black Trump?
- Dough be flowing by the hour's, Wu, we got the collars
- Scholars, Word Life, peace to Power and my whole unit
- Word up, quick to set it, don't wet it
- Real niggas lick shots, peace Connecticut
- [Hook]
- [Verse 2]
- Chef'll shine like marble, rhyme remarkable
- Real niggas raise up, spend your money, argue
- But this time is for the uninvited
- Go 'head and rhyme to it, big nigga mics is getting fired
- Morphine chicks be burning like chlorine
- Niggas recognize from here to Baltimore to Fort Greene
- But hold up, Moet be tasting like throw-up
- My mob roll up, dripped to death whips rolled up
- You never had no wins, sliding in these dens
- With Timbs, with Mac-10's and broke friends
- You got guns? Got guns too, what up, son
- Do, you wanna battle for cash and see who's Sun Tzu?
- I probably wax, tax, smack rap niggas
- Who fax, niggas' lyrics is wack, nigga
- Can't stand unofficial, wet tissue, blank busting Scud missles
- You rolling like Trump, you get your meat lumped
- For real, it's just slang rap democracy
- Here's the policy, slide off the ring, plus the Wallabees
- Check the status, soon to see me at, Caesar's Palace eating salads
- We beating mics sending ki's to Dallas
- I move rhymes like retail, make sure shit sell
- From where we at to my man's cell
- From staircase to stage, minimun wage
- But soon to get a article in Rap Page
- But all I need is my house, my gat, my Ac
- Bank account fat, it's going down like that
- And pardon the French but let me speak Italian
- Black Stallion, wildling on Shaolin
- That means the island of Staten
- And niggas carry gats and mad police from Manhattan
- [Hook]
- [Verse 3]
- I do this for barber shop niggas in the Plaza
- Catching asthma, Rae is sticking gun-flashers
- Well-dressed, skating through the projects with big ones
- Broke elevators, turn the lights out, stick one upstairs
- Switch like a chameleon, hit Brazilians
- Pass the cash or leave your children, leave the building
- Niggas, yo, they be folding like envelopes
- Under pressure, like Lou Ferrigno on coke
- Yo, Africans denying niggas up in yellow cabs
- Musty like funk, waving they arms, the Arabs
- Sit back, cooling like Kahlua's on rocks
- On the crack spots, rubberband wrapped on my knots
- You bitches who fuck dreads on Sudafeds
- Pussy's hurting, they did it for a yard for the Feds
- Word up cousin? Nigga, I seen it
- Like a 27-inch Zenith, believe it
- [Hook]


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Plantar Fasciitis, Heel Spurs, Heel PainThe Plantar Fasciitis Organization is dedicated to the understanding of
Plantar Fasciitis, Heel Spurs, and all other forms of Heel Pain.
*If you are in serious pain and are only looking for a treatment,
we recommend seeing the Treatment Section.
Plantar FasciitisPlantar Fasciitis — plantar Fasciitis is the most common condition of heel pain. This condition occurs when the long fibrous plantar fascia ligament along the bottom of the foot develops tears in the tissue resulting in pain and inflammation. The pain of plantar fasciitis is usually located close to where the fascia attaches to the calcaneous, also known as the heel bone. The condition is often misspelled as: plantar fascitis, plantar fasciatis, planters fasciitis, plantar faciatis, and plantar faciaitis. Correctly pronounced it is "plantar fash-eee-eye-tiss".
Plantar fasciitis causes the inflammation of the plantar fascia ligament which runs along the bottom of the foot. The plantar fascia ligament is made of fibrous bands of tissue and runs between the heel bone and your toes and stretches with every step. Inflammation develops when tears occur in the tissue.
The most common complaint from plantar fasciitis is a burning, stabbing, or aching pain in the heel of the foot. Most sufferers will be able to feel it in the morning because the fascia ligament tightens up during the night while we sleep, causing pain to diminish. However, when we climb out of bed and place pressure on the ligament, it becomes taut and pain is particularly acute. Pain usually decreases as the tissue warms up, but may easily return again after long periods of standing or weight bearing, physical activity, or after getting up after long periods of lethargy or sitting down.
In most cases, plantar fasciitis does not require surgery or invasive procedures to stop pain and reverse damage. Conservative treatments are usually all that is required. However, every person's body responds to plantar fasciitis treatment differently and recovery times may vary.
There are a number of plantar fasciitis causes. The plantar fascia ligament is like a rubber band and loosens and contracts with movement. It also absorbs significant weight and pressure. Because of this function, plantar fasciitis can easily occur from a number of reasons. Among the most common is an overload of physical activity or exercise. Athletes are particularly prone to plantar fasciitis and commonly suffer from it. Excessive running, jumping, or other activities can easily place repetitive or excessive stress on the tissue and lead to tears and inflammation, resulting in moderate to severe pain. Athletes who change or increase the difficulty of their exercise routines are also prone to overdoing it and causing damage.
Another common cause of plantar fasciitis is arthritis. Certain types of arthritis can cause inflammation to develop in tendons, resulting in plantar fasciitis. This cause is particularly common among elderly patients. Diabetes is also a factor that can contribute to further heel pain and damage, particularly among the elderly.
Among the most popular factors that contribute to plantar fasciitis is wearing incorrect shoes. In many cases, shoes either do not fit properly, or provide inadequate support or cushioning. While walking or exercising in improper shoes, weight distribution becomes impaired, and significantly stress can be added to the plantar fascia ligament.
With so many causes of plantar fasciitis, there are many risk factors that suffers should be aware of. Needless to say, activity in sports and regular exercises can place significant stress on the heel and surrounding tissue. In addition, if you have high arches or flat feet, an orthotic shoe insert should be considered to counteract the stress caused by the abnormal mechanics of the foot. Age also plays a factor. As we age, tissue tends to become weaker and more prone to damage. In addition to these common risk factors, weight plays a huge role in damage to the heel. Since our heels absorb much of our body's pressure when we walk, being overweight can easily lead to damage and plantar fasciitis. Pregnancy can also add a few extra pounds. However, the hormonal changes in pregnant women can also cause ligaments and other tissue to relax and become more pliable, which could lead to plantar fasciitis if you are not careful. Those who are on their feet all day due to their occupation are also at risk. Finally, wearing high heeled show, boots, or other shoes that do not provide proper support around the heel and through the arch can easily lead to plantar fasciitis over time.
In many instances, plantar fasciitis can be treated with home care. Changing your physical activities, resting the foot, and applying ice to the area are common remedies. Taking over the counter medications such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen can help reduce pain and inflammation that may have developed. An orthotic device placed in your shoes can also significantly help to reduce pain. In addition, orthotics can also help promote healing to reverse plantar fasciitis.
If pain from plantar fasciitis continues despite conservative treatments, you may need to visit a doctor or podiatrist. It's important to seek medical advice before heel pain and damage becomes worse. If the condition is allowed to worsen, more serious or invasive forms of treatment may be required to stop pain. A visit to a doctor may reveal other conditions affecting the foot as well, such as Achilles tendonitis, heel spurs, or other heel pain conditions. An x-ray may also be taken, which can reveal the presence of a heel spur. In rare cases surgery may be required to release tension on the plantar fascia, or to remove a portion of a heel spur. But again, most heel pain conditions can be resolved using conservative treatment.
Again, prolonging treatment for plantar fasciitis will cause the condition to become worse. In some cases, a mild aching can evolve into a chronic problem. Another common problem is a change in your gait in order to counteract pain during movement. As a result of these involuntary changes in the foot's mechanics, knee, hip, or back pain can also develop.
Treatment for plantar fasciitis should begin with rest, icing, and over the counter medications. As mentioned above, an orthotic is a device that can be slipped into any pair of shoes and can often relieve pain and help to reverse the damage and occurrence of plantar fasciitis. They do this by adding support to the heel and helping to distribute weight during movement. In addition to orthotics, many people consider night splints for treating this condition. These devices are worn during the night while you sleep, helping to keep the plantar fascia stretched to promote healing. Physical therapy has also become a common option. With this conservative treatment alternative, a physical therapist designs a set of exercises that are intended to address your specific needs in order to promote healing.
More invasive procedures to treat plantar fasciitis are usually sought only after other treatment has failed to produce favorable results. Corticosteroid injections deliver medicine into the injured fascia to reduce pain. However, this treatment may weaken the plantar fascia and result in further damage. In addition, extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) is a treatment where sound waves are sent through the damaged tissue in order to stimulate the damaged tissue and encourage healing. This method is relatively new in treating plantar fasciitis and your doctor will be able to tell you if it is the right method for you. Lastly, surgery is the last option for those suffering from chronic or severe plantar fasciitis.
Preventing plantar fasciitis is crucial. There are many choices to help prevent the occurrence of this condition, and keep it from returning. One of the most important is maintaining a healthy weight in order to reduce tension on the plantar fascia. In addition, shoes are very important, and should fit well and provide ample cushioning and support throughout the heel, arch, and ball of the foot so that weight is distributed evenly throughout the foot. Try to avoid walking barefoot on hard surfaces and replace old shoes before they wear out, especially shoes that you run or exercise in. When exercising, start off slow and ease into new routines to prevent sudden or excessive stress on tissue. Lastly, keep your calf muscles and the tissue of your feet stretched. Greater flexibility in the tissue makes them less susceptible to damage.
Heel SpursHeel Spurs — A heel spur is a pointed bony fragment that stems from the heel bone. It extends into the sensitive tissue and nerves, resulting in pain in the foot with every movement. Pain is usually more pronounced in the morning and subsides through the day, but can return again later on or with activity.
As already mentioned, a heel spur is a common condition that results when a bone growth extends from the heel bone (calcaneous) into the sensitive tissue in the heel. These pointed growths of bone develop when the plantar fascia is excessively and repetitively pulled away from the heel bone. In many cases, a heel spur can develop along with plantar fasciitis, but can also occur by itself.
X-ray scans can usually reveal heel spurs. They show up as hooked growths that point towards the toes. Heel spurs often develop in middle-aged patients, but can also occur in younger people as well. Athletes are especially prone to heel spur due to the regular stress on their heels.
As with other types of heel pain, a heel spur can be treated with conservative treatment methods. Discomfort can be reduced through anti-inflammatory medications, as well as cortisone injections. However, these methods may have varying effects. Orthotics are among the most common types of heel pain treatments, and they are also highly effective in reducing the pain and discomfort of a heel spur. Stretching the tissue throughout the foot and calf can also help to reduce strain and promote healing the area. In most cases, heel spurs can be treated with simple methods. If more conservative methods fail to produce positive, lasting results, surgery may be considered to remove the spur or to release tension on the plantar fascia to stop further damage.
Heel PainHeel Pain — Heel pain is a very common complaint, experienced by millions of Americans each year. The most common form of heel pain is derived from plantar fasciitis, the inflammation of the plantar fascia ligament. A condition that commonly develops along with plantar fasciitis, but can form independently as well, is a spur that forms on the bottom of the heel bone. Click for additional reading on Heel Pain.
But with so much stress being place on our heels every day, not to mention poor habits, such as sedentary lifestyles, its no wonder why two thirds of the population have some type of foot condition. Most commonly, however, are conditions that generate heel pain. The most common heel pain condition, as already mentioned, is plantar fasciitis. In addition, many people also suffer from heel spurs, Achilles tendonitis, or other ailments. Heel pain conditions can develop independently or in combination with other conditions. Although they may generate only slight discomfort, they can worsen and generate severe pain over time. In most cases, luckily, treatment only needs to be through conservative methods. Often, heel pain sufferers try to ignore initial pain and other signs of damage. But ignoring the problem only makes it worse, and it's important to seek help and treatment as soon as possible to prevent further damage.
There are many heel pain causes. If you are experiencing heel pain there may be many conditions that are responsible for the discomfort. If you decide to visit a physician, let them know the exact type of heel pain you are experiencing. Your doctor will be looking for physical signs such as tenderness or swelling in order to determine the specific heel pain ailment. An x-ray may be ordered in order to determine the presence of a heel spur, or to rule out other possibilities such as a fracture.
If heel pain can be felt behind the heel, most likely the discomfort is a sign of Achilles tendonitis. Achilles tendonitis, like plantar fasciitis, results in tears and inflammation, but occurs in the Achilles tendon which runs vertically from the heel along the ankle. Swelling or redness may develop in this area over time and it may be warm on contact.
Conservative treatment for heel pain is usually the most successful. Initial treatment may include rest, applying ice, taking over the counter anti-inflammatory medications, and stretching the area regularly. Orthotic shoe inserts and night splints are also very common conservative devices which help to promote healing and reverse damage. Surgery, in most cases, is not required to treat heel pain. However, if treatment is not sought early enough, damage can progress, requiring more serious forms of treatment.
Treatments & Product Reviews:The traditional remedies for plantar fasciitis include stretching the calf, massaging, decreasing one's training, losing weight, purchasing better-fitting shoes (with a raised heel and arch support), icing the sore heel, and taking ibuprofen.
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Academy Award-winning filmmaker Michael Moore is getting ready to explore the wonders that is capitalism. He called upon the press outlets of four major markets across the country to see the debut of an exclusive trailer of his new documentary and to participate in a theatre stunt. The four markets chosed were Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, & Our Nation's Capital – Washington, D.C. I descended to the AMC Loews Georgetown theatre on Friday evening to see what the buzz was all about.
The theatregoers were watching the usual previews for Armored, District 9, and Gamer among other movies. Then, came the trailer from Paramount Vantage. Michael address the audience that he was working on a new documentary. Then, he was asking that audience that we are collecting donations for a worthwhile cause. All of a sudden, a group of people came down the aisles with T-shirts saying "Save Our CEOs". While the group were trying to collect donations, Michael stated the list of banks the money was going to. Among the banks named were Wells Fargo, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase & Company, Citigroup, & Morgan Stanley. Some of the people in the theatre were none too pleased to donate since the taxpayers already donated over $700 Billion since the fall of 2008.
Here's how Michael informed us that Friday night…. "Hi, I'm Michael Moore. Instead of using this time to tell you about my new movie I'd like to take a moment and ask you to join me in helping our fellow Americans. The downturn in the economy has hurt many people, people who have had no choice but to go on government assistance. Yet our welfare agencies can only do so much. That's why I'm asking you to reach into your pockets right now and lend a hand. Ushers will be coming down the aisles to collect your donations for Citibank, Bank of America, AIG, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and a host of other needy banks and corporations. Won't you please give generously? Now, I know what you're thinking – I already gave at the bailout. And I know you did, but even if you've given in the past, give some more. It will make you feel… good."
This stunt was all about promoting the new untitled documentary to be released on October 2nd – 366 days after the Senate voted to hand Wall Street the largest bailout in the history of the United States. By the way, all money that was donated that evening is actually going to Capital Area Food Bank, a much worthwhile cause! I have a feeling that the next trailer will feature the audience's reactions when it came to the stunt. Love him or hate him, Michael Moore never cease to make us think every once in a while.


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The Growling Sea is the spot where Beast Island is located. The Growling Sea to the west of Etheria's main continent is the largest Etherian sea and can be quite rough at times (hence its name). Other seas are the Southern Sea, the mysterious Sea of sighs (an inland sea), and the Cracking Sea.
LUOGO DI ORIGINE : Planet Of Etheria


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Hodge-Podge was a science fiction fanzine published by sisters Marie-Louise Share and Nancy Share.
Hodge-Podge was the first fanzine published by Nancy Share and her sister Marie-Louise Share, emerging in the early 1950s. The first issue is dated September 1953. The 4th issue, appearing in December 1953, was 30 pages, and by the 11th issue, appearing in September 1954, it had increased to 48 pages. At least 14 issues were released, #14 being distributed in October 1955.
Robert Bloch, Redd Boggs (Sky Hook), Marion Zimmer Bradley, and Art Rapp (Spacewarp) were among the prose writers.
Hodge-Podge also featured poetry by Garth Bentley, Marion Zimmer Bradley (Day Star), P.H. Economou (Phlotsam), W. Paul Ganley (as Toby Duane) (Fan-Fare), Claude Hall (Muzzy), Walt Klein, Al Leverentz (Grotesque), Calvin T. Marsden, Orma McCormick (Starlanes), Art Rapp, Virgil Ritchie, and Bob Wakerman.


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KCM brauchte ein neues Website Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 14 Designs von 3 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
We need a logo and site design for a site built on the reddit.com engine.
Please read the brief.
We need a logo and site design for a site built on the reddit.com engine. Reddit is a rather no-frills site and we would like something a bit more imaginative. This will be a site focusing on videogame news. The name, Graviga, is a play on the word gravity and is meant to illustrate the fact that links move up and down the list on the front page.
The prize for this is $430 with CSS, $330 for just the logo, any custom graphics, and a screenshot of the layout.
References:- http://www.reddit.com/ -- basic layout.- http://code.reddit.com/wiki/PoweredByReddit -- Here are some other sites running the reddit code.- http://www.reddit.com/static/reddit.css -- The default Reddit CSS.- http://code.reddit.com/wiki/CSS -- Small Reddit CSS styling reference
Feel free to be creative!
- A streamlined, attractive logo.- CSS for new link colors and layout -- $330 will be awarded for the design without the CSS included.- Creativity!
- Nothing boring -- this needs to grab the eye of the everage gamer.


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SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Barry University's George Samuel was named the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Men's Tennis National Coach of the Year Tuesday.
It is the second time in Samuel's 22-year coaching career he's received the honor. He also won the award in 1999.
"It's a good feeling of personal satisfaction that I was always hoping to achieve again," Samuel said. "There's a lot of good coaches out there. It's been quite a few years since I won the award the last time. So receiving this now, it's a good feather in my cap, so to speak."
Samuel won the 2010 National Championship. He's coached five teams to national runner-up finishes. This year, he also won South Region and Sunshine State Conference Coach of the Year honors. He's won the league coaching honor 13 times in his storied career.
Earlier this season, Samuel collected his 400th career victory as men's coach. He's guided the Buccaneers to their first undefeated regular season in school history and a No. 1 national ranking. Barry is 25-0 entering Wednesday's Round of 16 match against Northwood in the NCAA Championships.
"It was nice to be congratulated by all the other coaches at the national banquet," Samuel said. "This award is special because it's a national award, and it's great to be recognized by your peers on a national level."
Samuel, who's built the Buccaneers into a national power, has arguably the deepest team in the Barry program's history. He's also been the beneficiary of a talented assistant coaching staff, including Thomas Hipp, Kern Pedersen, Frederic Bonal and Francisco Sigaud.
"It's also a large part of my assistant coaches that this honor comes to be," Samuel said. "If it wasn't for them, I wouldn't be as successful as I am."


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That isn't quite what he said, of course. Rather, the topic was guns, and the occasion was the president's Google Plus "Fireside Hangout" on Thursday:
Obama was asked why he favored a ban on assault weapons, which account for only a small percentage of gun deaths, as opposed to handguns, which are responsible for the majority.
"I actually don't think we should ban handguns," Obama said. "But keep in mind what we're trying to do is come up with a package that protects Second Amendment rights but also contributes to reduce violence."
The Hill evidently thinks gun owners should be reassured; it headlined, "Obama seeks to allay fears: 'I actually don't think we should ban handguns.'" What Obama's comment really indicates is how little respect most Democrats have for the Second Amendment. Can you imagine Obama saying, "I actually don't think we should ban newspapers?" Of course not–the thought is ridiculous.
But the federal government can no more ban handguns than it can ban newspapers or television stations. If the Second Amendment were not clear enough, the Supreme Court has held unequivocally that Americans have a constitutional right to own and to carry firearms, including handguns, for purposes of self-defense. Yet the Democratic Party has never really accepted the Second Amendment. Many Democrats, perhaps most, think that a complete ban on handguns is not only possible, but is a pretty good idea. Gun owners generally believe that their rights will be taken away if they are not vigilant, and they are correct.


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MMS – Post Round 2 edition
Happy Friday 13th, everyone. Steve-O is away on vacation right now (in Mexico… there is a good chance he is currently being finger-banged by a Federale right now). So today, I present you with the MMS. Now, MMS once stood for Monday Morning Standings, but tradition has shown that these things never appear on Mondays… and who am I to break up tradition? Plus, with it being the playoffs, we decided we'd only release one MMS per round. So here it is… enjoy. Continue reading 'MMS – Post Round 2 edition'»


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As the fake quote by Martin Luther King Jr. — "I mourn the loss of thousands of precious lives, but I will not rejoice in the death of one, not even an enemy." — goes viral it begs to question: How are you dealing with the killing of Osama bin Laden?
Do the celebrations marking the killing of bin Laden bother you? Are you conflicted in your feelings? Did at first you rejoiced, then toned-down your celebration? Are you celebrating America and its resolve?