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Daniel Biddle was only a few feet away from Mohammed Sidique Khan when the terrorist set off his bomb on the Circle Line, killing six people.
Mr Biddle, 31, the first survivor from the Edgware Road blast to give evidence to the inquest, said he saw a "young Asian guy" get on the train at King's Cross, walk along the carriage and sit down with a black rucksack on his lap.
"I didn't really think anything of it," he added. "He looked like a normal guy going to work in London.
"There was nothing he did that made him stand out from anyone else at that moment in time."
He added: "Before he set the device off, he looked up and along the carriage and just looked down.
"He didn't say anything or shout anything I remember hearing. He got his head down, moved his arm and the next thing I am outside the train."
Recalling the moment of the explosion, Mr Biddle said: "As I looked around, he looked up and I saw a quick movement [of his arm]. Then there was a big white flash.
"The kind of noise you get when you tune a radio in. It felt like the carriage I was in expanded at a fast rate and then contracted quickly."
Mr Biddle said his first thought was that he had fallen out of the train onto the tracks.
"It was when I tried to move and I couldn't, and as the dust and smoke settled and the noises started, that I realised something bad had happened."
The construction manager said he was trapped under one of the carriage doors and could see two bodies under the carriage, adding: "I was terrified, I thought I was going to die. I kept shouting, 'For god's sake somebody get me out of here. Somebody help!'"
His left leg had been blown clean off and his right leg had been shattered and twisted 180 degrees. His life was saved by Adrian Heili, a fellow passenger on the train, who pinched Mr Biddle's femoral artery closed between his thumb and forefinger.
Mr Heili, who had served with the Austrian Army in Kosovo, said choosing who to help was the "hardest decision I have ever had to make…who you can save and who you can't."
He described how he clambered underneath the train when he heard Mr Biddle's screams and lifted the door off him.
"I used my belt as a tourniquet to stem the blood flow," he said.
"Then I used my blue shirt to form a second tourniquet because there was a lot of blood loss."
Mr Heili and Lee Hunt, a member of London Underground staff kept Mr Biddle talking as they waited for a paramedic to arrive who helped stabilise him before he was carried to the surface on a stretcher.
The inquest was told he spent five days in the high dependency unit and had a number of cardiac arrests, suffered a blood clot in his jugular artery and left lung and suffered extensive burns.
He lost both legs, his left eye, his spleen and 87 pints of blood after multiple transfusions, and still has a 20p coin from the change in his pocket embedded in his thigh bone.
But the inquest heard that Mr Biddle would not have been on the train were it not for a series of unfortunate events that morning.
He was running an hour late because he was suffering from a "blinding migrane" and couldn't get a ticket at Romford station. When he got to Liverpool Street, he let the first train pass because it was so crowded and then he missed his stop at Baker Street because he was sending a text message.
Lady Justice Hallett, the deputy assistant coroner, said: "The words if only must resonate in the minds of so many survivors and families.
"Given the large number of factors that combined to put you on that train, I pray they do not haunt you. You have suffered so much and your survival is inspirational."
Addressing Mr Heili, she said: "Your fellow passengers were extremely fortunate to have you there that day. You were, cool, calm, collected and courageous."


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Monsoon places in metro cities
Monsoon places in metro cities
Southwest Monsoon is much awaited period in India. Four month long phase has various shades for various parts of country. South India is the first to welcome Monsoon by the end of May or June first, which reaches northern parts of country by June end.
Metropolitan cities of country are also now experiencing and enjoying various shades of Monsoon this season. When it rains and rains at Mumbai. Chennai city remains warm and dry. Let's see through Monsoon brought this season over major cities of country and whats stored in for them:
Delhi: Rain in Delhi is said to have frequenting for last couple days however mainly remained patchy which is localized at nature. Spells are remained absent from showing up on city for very long time now.
At general, month of August at the rainiest month during Monsoon are being on second mat. City is usually records 187 mm rains during month of July until now which has recorded 153.7 mm of rains. Right now Delhi is expected to see few more short spell of rains for next two three days. Rain is to be activity to be higher on 22nd July.
Mumbai: This july month is the rainiest month of Mumbai. City records constantly showers of varied intensity. Dream city remains most pleasant with day temperatures settling at mid-30 and minimums at mid-20's. Average monthly rainfall for state remains at whopping 840.7 mm and until now city is now recorded 1092.4 mm of rains.
In fact, Monsoon is shown its vigorous phase at this season with city recording up three digit rains on four days. Soon rains over city started reducing apart from one or more occasion. Rains remained mainly light. Right now we don't expect any significant increase at rainfall activity and city to continue to record light rainfall for next two or three days.
Chennai: Southwest Monsoon doesn't impact Chennai more. In fact being a rain shadow area. Chennai remain warm and moist at the time of Monsoon season. City right now records major rainfall during Northeast Monsoon and are at few occasions when Chennai experiences rainfall during Southwest Monsoon. It's mainly when Monsoon is weaker over many other parts of country. At the month of July, Chennai for about total of 103.8 mm of rains, its actual rains are close and its 96 mm.
Last ten year there are been only one occasion when Chennai to be recorded with three digit rainfall to tune of 206 mm at July. City was mostly seen rainfall at two digits. As of now, Chennai weather is to remain dry and warm with occasional showers. Daytime high to remain at higher 30's which might settle at the upper 20's.
Kolkata: At Kolkata, July is the rainiest month with normal rainfall accounting to 396 mm. Till date, city is right now recorded with a good 115.4 mm rains. City is right now experienced rains at each and every day so far at the month but rainfall is now remained at single digits. There were been only six occasions when state capital is said to have recorded double digit rainfall.
At the next 48 hours, we can now expect some good showers to occur over the city which will further enhance the monthly rainfall status.
Courtesy: skymetweather.com

subset: commoncrawl


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LA 2010-11 Archives
BESE member calls for national superintendent search (Daily Comet, 12/30/11)
Video: Jindal's K-12 education plan draws criticism (WWL-TV, 12/30/11)
Inauguration competes with sports, politics (Daily Advertiser, 12/29/11)
Jindal robocalls for Perry in South Carolina (CNN, 12/28/11)
Jindal wants bold changes to K-12 education (WWL-TV, 12/28/11)
Video: Jindal and legislators meet for another round of reform talks (KATC, 12/28/11)
National Review: Please, Bobby Jindal, run for president! (Gambit, 12/27/11)
Top 10 political stories of 2011 (Gambit, 12/26/11)
Louisiana energy tax refund hits state coffers (Daily Advertiser, 12/26/11)
Commentary: More on education reform in 2012 (Daily Advertiser, 12/26/11)
Education reform could get hot in 2012 (Monroe News Star, 12/25/11)
2011: A year of political change (Monroe News Star, 12/25/11)
Louisiana wins Race to the Top education grant (The Times-Picayune, 12/23/11)
Louisiana awarded $17.4M from Race to the Top grant (NBC33TV, 12/23/11)
Jindal solicits union's education package opinions (Monroe News Star, 12/22/11)
Commentary: Next to Rick Perry, Bobby Jindal shines (The Times-Picayune, 12/22/11)
Bobby Jindal in 2016? (Washington Post, 12/21/11)
Commentary: Let's get education right (Houma Courier, 12/21/11)
Jindal mum on school aid (The Advocate, 12/20/11)
BCS championship affects Jindal's inauguration (The Advocate, 12/20/11)
Lawsuit looms for state (The Advocate, 12/20/11)
Education battle lines; Jindal yet to release his proposed reforms, but voters already lined up behind him (Gambit, 12/20/11)
Budget cutbacks mar Louisiana's Christmas cheer (Bayou Buzz, 12/20/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal to stump with Rick Perry in Iowa this week (The Times-Picayune, 12/18/11)
State Police gave Rainwater ride after DWI arrest (The Advocate, 12/18/11)
Lawmakers say cuts could have been worse (Shreveport Times, 12/17/11)
Cuts hit Louisiana colleges, health care and transportation (The Town Talk, 12/16/11)
BESE official: Implications of board's decisions (Houma Today, 12/16/11)
Jindal visits high-performing Alexandria school to see what's working (The Town Talk, 12/15/11)
Jindal runs train on reform (American Press, 12/15/11)
Commentary: Gov. Bobby Jindal makes careful leadership choices (The Times-Picayune, 12/15/11)
Jindal unveils plan to transform health care in Central Louisiana (The Louisiana Weekly, 12/15/11)
Jindal set to unveil budget (WAFB, 12/15/11)
Jindal announces three-part plan to reform education (NBC33-TV, 12/15/11)
Louisiana employees will be 'exceptional,' 'successful' or 'needs improvement' (The Town Talk,12/15/11)
Revenue forecasting panel drops state budget estimates by $198M (NoLa.com, 12/14/11)
Gov. Jindal faces prospect of budget cuts (Shreveport Times, 12/14/11)
Jindal breaks ground on I-12 widening, announces funding for additional I-12 projects (KLFY, 12/14/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal announces appointments to the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission (KATC, 12/13/11)
Commentary: Polls show what's on pols' minds (Shreveport Times, 12/13/11)
Bobby Jindal's big day must share stage with LSU Tigers' BCS bout (The Times-Picayune, 12/13/11)
Jindal studies academic success (Monroe News Star, 12/13/11)
Judge clears way for eviction of Occupy NOLA camp (The Times-Picayune, 12/13/11)
Bobby, we hardly know ye (The Weekly Standard, 12/12/11)
Vitter to GOP LA lawmakers: Work to keep majority (NoLa.com, 12/12/11)
Newest Louisiana legislators will get crash course in their new roles (The Times-Picayune, 12/12/11)
Jindal's plan for Louisiana schools: qualifications, choice and flexibility (The Town Talk, 12/12/11)
Opinion: Bold? Unfortunately, yes (Houma Today, 12/11/11)
GOP presidential field pleases Louisiana GOP party leader (The Times-Picayune, 12/10/11)
Jindal education plans short on details (Shreveport Times, 12/10/11)
Gov. Jindal canvasses officials on ideas to boost education (The Times-Picayune, 12/9/11)
Bobby Jindal's quiet success (PoliPundit, 12/8/11)
Better teachers should earn more, Gov. Bobby Jindal says (The Times-Picayune, 12/8/11)
Jindal pushing teacher improvement (The Town Talk, 12/8/11)
Commentary: Education change will test Gov. Bobby Jindal (NoLa.com, 12/7/11)
BESE signs off on teacher scoring standards (WVUEFox8, 12/6/11)
New Orleans charter school frustrations reach a boil (The Times-Picayune, 12/6/11)
Commentary: Will Jindal incite teachers to go to war? (The Advertiser, 12/6/11)
Occupy NOLA ousted, later reinstated in hectic day (The Times-Picayune, 12/6/11)
Gov. Jindal attends fundraisers for Texas Gov. Rick Perry's presidential bid (The Times-Picayune,12/6/11)
Judge expected to rule today on temporary fate of Occupy NOLA encampment (The Times-Picayune,12/6/11)
BESE approves teacher evaluation standards (NoLa.com, 12/6/11)
Jindal pledges school reform in '12 (Daily Comet, 12/5/11)
Louisiana Dems seek party rebuild (Monroe News Star, 12/4/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal stays course with BESE appointments (The Times-Picayune, 12/3/11)
Opinion: Don't ignore higher ed panel (Monroe News Star, 12/2/11)
Jindal appoints BESE members (Monroe News Star, 12/2/11)
Jindal's pick for state education chief in town today (Shreveport Times, 12/1/11)
Jindal: Plenty of time for Perry comeback (Fox News, 12/1/11)
Jindal: Occupy protesters 'articulating a genuine frustration from hardworking Americans' (The Hill, 12/1/11)
Commentary: With Bobby Jindal and Mary Landrieu, a little tension isn't a bad thing (NoLa.com, 11/30/11)
Jindal touts school reforms (Monroe News Star, 11/28/11)
Editorial: Fair decision on Medicaid (The Times-Picayune, 11/28/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal hires relatives of former chief of staff (NoLa.com, 11/28/11)
Jindal's second inauguration will be smaller event than first (WWL-TV, 11/28/11)
Jindal inauguration to be at Old State Capitol (Monroe News Star, 11/28/11)
Jindal shares goals with lawmakers, BESE (Monroe News Star, 11/28/11)
Jindal travels to Florida for GOP meeting (NoLa.com, 11/28/11)
Louisiana won't get waiver on health care law requirement (The Times-Picayune, 11/28/11)
Opinion: GOP settles for strong majorities (Daily World, 11/27/11)
Education lawmakers needed (Monroe News Star, 11/27/11)
Teach for America has become embedded in New Orleans education (The Times-Picayune, 11/27/11)
Elections bring little change to bent of Legislature (Monroe News Star, 11/27/11)
Medicaid financing formula is balm to partisan wounds (The Times-Picayune, 11/26/11)
Jubilation reigns after election (American Press, 11/23/11)
Gov. Jindal wins support for reforms on BESE (WWL-TV, 11/21/11)
Jindal gets new conservative BESE (Monroe News Star, 11/21/11)
Jindal wins support on BESE with runoff election (Monroe News Star, 11/20/11)
Pierre unseats Hardy in District 44 (The Advertiser, 11/20/11)
Jindal's education agenda gains support with BESE election results (The Town Talk, 11/20/11)
Hill wins BESE seat runoff (The Advertiser, 11/19/11)
FEMA to give Louisiana $390M for hurricane damage (The Advertiser, 11/16/11)
When ideology trumps reality (Gambit, 11/15/11)
Commentary: What Jindal 'won't stand for' has a cost (The Town Talk, 11/15/11)
Commentary: Jindal should not forget job basics (The Advertiser, 11/15/11)
Gov. Jindal stays out of high-profile ed board race, while hoping to extend influence (The Republic,11/14/11)
Opinion: The Bobby Jindal myth reinforced since re-election (Daily World, 11/13/11)
Opinion: Bobby Jindal signals that he's no lame duck (The Times-Picayune, 11/13/11)
Bobby Jindal's magic endorsement touch (The Daily Kingfish, 11/10/11)
Video: Gov. Jindal already eyeing third term (WWL-TV, 11/10/11)
Jindal announces millions for levee work, bayou (Daily Comet, 11/10/11)
Lawmakers cede their power to Jindal (Tri-Parish Times, 11/9/11)
Jindal ends governor's race with more than $4M (WXVT, 11/9/11)
Jindal ends gov race with more than $4M; strategist says gov may run for 3rd term (The Republic,11/9/11)
Commentary: Jindal's budget-cutting measures lauded as successful, beneficial to economy (The Pelican Post, 11/9/11)
After historic win, Jindal considers 3rd term bid (The Advertiser, 11/9/11)
Jindal's pick stays mum on education superintendent job until after Nov. 19 election (Washington Examiner, 11/7/11)
FL Gov Scott: Bobby Jindal would be a 'great' VP (Miami Herald, 11/7/11)
Commentary: Jindal cuts LA budget 25% and cruises to re-election (Philly.com, 11/6/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal's margin of victory was not the largest one last month (The Times-Picayune,11/5/11)
Louisiana school board candidate may have breached state campaign law (American Independent,11/3/11)
Ex-Jindal staffer charged with taking bribe (Sun Herald, 11/3/11)
Commentary: Three BESE runoffs to decide Louisiana's election mandate (Shreveport Times,11/2/11)
Pierre stands by claims that Jones took bribe to endorse Hardy (The Advertiser, 11/2/11)
After the votes are over…(Best of New Orleans, 11/1/11)
Gov. Jindal stirring unrest among Louisiana conservatives (American Thinker, 11/1/11)
Runoffs will decide education mandate (The Advertiser, 11/1/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal reworks communications staff (nola.com, 11/1/11)
Video: BESE runoff takes on new importance (WLWL-TV, 11/1/11)
Commentary: Gov. Jindal's re-election should inspire national GOP (The Town Talk, 10/31/11)
Jindal's pick of Alario shows reforming Louisiana at edges (BayouBuzz, 10/31/11)
Jindal cabinet secretaries seeking to stick around (Bloomberg Businessweek, 10/31/11)
Louisiana asks EPA to reconsider new air pollution rule (NoLa.com, 10/31/11)
Analysis: Vitter's endorsements didn't win races in Louisiana (The Town Talk, 10/31/11)
Commentary: GOP's political games capture on video (NoLa.com, 10/30/11)
Commentary: Nod to John Alario shows Bobby Jindal's practical side (The Times-Picayune,10/30/11)
Jindal: Schools top list (The Advocate, 10/30/11)
Opinion: What's next for Gov. Bobby Jindal (Daily World, 10/30/11)
LA Gov Race: Bobby laps the field (The Economist, 10/29/11)
Commentary: Others looking in see Louisiana Gov. Jindal on the move (The Town Talk, 10/28/11)
Jindal: Perry has a 'credible' plan; Obama has no plan at all (The Town Talk, 10/27/11)
Editorial: Robideaux and the speaker fight (The Advertiser, 10/27/11)
Pierre supports Robideaux's anti-Jindal message (The Advertiser, 10/27/11)
Bolstered by election margin, Jindal takes aggressive approach (American Press, 10/27/12)
Jindal puts himself into contentious speaker race (WXVT, 10/26/11)
Commentary: The new state Legislature (The Times-Picayune, 10/26/11)
Jindal part of the GOP's reform renaissance (The Atlantic, 10/26/11)
Why Jindal would want Alario to be Louisiana Senate President (Bayou Buzz, 10/26/11)
Jindal backs Kleckley over Robideaux in speaker race (The Advertiser, 10/25/11)
Commentary: Winners swimming with the mainstream (The Advertiser, 10/25/11)
Solidly GOP Louisiana reelects gov, eyes Landrieu in '14 (Human Events, 10/25/11)
Lawmaker: Jindal meddling in House Speaker process (WDSU, 10/25/11)
Battle of Louisiana: Vitter v. Jindal, who's more powerful? (Bayou Buzz, 10/25/11)
Jindal won't renege on Perry (The American Spectator, 10/25/11)
Commentary: No one can claim kingmaker title (The Times-Picayune, 10/25/11)
Gov: Alario will guide the Senate (Monroe News Star, 10/25/11)
Jindal to tab Alario for Senate president (Monroe News Star, 10/25/11)
Bobby Jindal backs former Edwin Edwards ally John Alario for Senate president (The Times-Picayune, 10/25/11)
Why Bobby Jindal (still) matters (Washington Post, 10/24/11)
Opinion: Looking ahead to Jindal's second term (Daily World, 10/24/11)
Gov. Jindal rearranges staff for new term (The Advertiser, 10/24/11)
Don't take the Vice President bait, Bobby Jindal (policymic, 10/24/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal is piling up an impressive health-reform resume (Forbes, 10/24/11)
Jindal reelection victory shows he remains a vital GOP force (LA Times, 10/24/11)
Bobby Jindal's re-election blowout: History is made in Louisiana (Human Events, 10/24/11)
Jindal, Vitter use endorsements to further agendas, aspirations (WWL-TV, 10/24/11)
Jindal, Louisiana GOP won, but do they have the right stuff? (Bayou Buzz, 10/24/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal cruises to another mandate (The Times-Picayune, 10/23/11)
Commentary: Gov. Bobby Jindal wins a mandate, but for what? (The Times-Picayune, 10/23/11)
Election aftermath: Republicans sweep state executive races (Ballot News, 10/23/11)
Commentary: Jindal should be wary of Alario (American Press, 10/23/12)
Jindal wins 2nd term as gov in open primary (Bloomberg Businessweek, 10/23/11)
Jindal easily wins 2nd term as Louisiana governor (CNN, 10/23/11)
Jindal wins second term as governor of Louisiana (New York Times, 10/22/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal wins reelection (Washington Post, 10/22/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal re-elected in landslide (Times-Picayune, 10/22/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal easily wins re-election (NoLa.com, 10/22/11)
Jindal wins reelection in Louisiana (National Journal, 10/22/11)
Jindal on cruise control as Saturday election approaches (National Journal, 10/21/11)
Louisiana offers $214M package to save shipyard jobs (Monroe News-Star, 10/18/11)
Republicans need support from Democrats (Monroe News-Star, 10/16/11)
Gov. Jindal well ahead in WWL-TV poll (WWL-TV, 10/12/11)
State education board race highlights school reform battles (The Times-Picayune, 10/11/11)
Early voting gets off to a faster-than-expected start (The Times-Picayune, 10/10/11)
Bobby Jindal slams Anthony Weiner at Values Voter Summit (The State Column, 10/10/11)
Governor: Talks on shipyard tenants encouraging (Forbes, 10/10/11)
Teacher, mother running against the odds for governor (Houma Today, 10/10/11)
Teacher group endorses Hollis for governor (The Advertiser, 10/10/11)
Louisiana economy recovering faster than most states (The Times-Picayune, 10/9/11)
Editorial: Get behind Gulf Coast cleanup bill (Daily World, 10/9/11)
Opinion: Indignation alone will not help local schools (Daily World, 10/8/11)
Bobby Jindal says 'common sense of culture' makes American Dream possible (The Times-Picayune,10/7/11)
Bobby Jindal will skip debate sponsored by education groups (The Times-Picayune, 10/7/11)
Governor unhappy with school progress report (Weekly Citizen, 10/7/11)
Editorial: Report card – wait until Dad gets home (The Advertiser, 10/7/11)
Opinion: On the way to a second term, some questions for Gov. Jindal (The Town Talk, 10/6/11)
Jindal refuses to attend gubernatorial debate (WXVT, 10/6/11)
Jindal disappointed with schools' high failure rate (The Advertiser, 10/5/11)
Opinion: Test of character, Louisiana-style (Shreveport Times, 10/5/11)
Jindal trying to sell state assets (Houma Today, 10/5/11)
Take a gander: Jindal, endorsement and Louisiana economics (Bayou Buzz, 10/4/11)
Louisiana ballot includes 5 amendments (The Town Talk, 10/3/11)
Jindal's gubernatorial opponent a strange bird (Bayou Buzz, 10/3/11)
Bobby Jindal campaign commercials doing a job on Louisiana voters (Bayou Buzz, 10/3/11)
Commentary: Will Gov. Bobby Jindal learn from the GOP presidential field? (The Times-Picayune,10/2/11)
Where in the world are Gov. Bobby Jindal's travel records? (Shreveport Times, 10/1/11)
State lawmakers can join retirement system through loophole (Shreveport Times, 9/27/11)
Opinion: Stop trying to balance state budget on our backs (Shreveport Times, 9/24/11)
How long with Democratic Party be bottom dwellers in red Louisiana? (Bayou Buzz, 9/26/11)
State scraps training seminar' director blames politics (NoLa.com, 9/26/11)
Hit bottom, stay there? (The Daily Kingfish, 9/26/11)
Opinion: Hit bottom, stay there? (The Advocate, 9/26/11)
Opinion: Stop trying to balance state budget on our backs (Shreveport Times, 9/25/11)
Commentary: Dardenne didn't realize he was governor… for two days (The Town Talk, 9/25/11)
Bobby Jindal's penniless competition (National Review, 9/25/11)
Challengers to Gov. Bobby Jindal are left in the financial dust (The Times-Picayune, 9/25/11)
Money pouring in for charter supporters (KLFY, 9/24/11)
Jindal opponent has $4,600 in campaign account (KTBS, 9/23/11)
Jindal to speak at FRC Action's Value Voter summit (American Independent, 9/22/11)
Some challengers in state races raise more than incumbents (The Times-Picayune, 9/22/11)
Video: On Politics: What's happened to the Louisiana Democratic Party? (The Times-Picayune,9/22/11)
Gov. Jindal provides financial help along with endorsements (NoLa.com, 9/21/11)
Jindal addresses local industry group (Daily Comet, 9/21/11)
Jindal recaps changes, progress (Slidell Sentry News Banner, 9/21/11)
University student running for governor (ISU Reveille, 9/20/11)
Editorial: Holding Louisiana teachers accountable (The Times-Picayune, 9/17/11)
State investing $25.2M in economic development (Shreveport Times, 9/16/11)
Opinion: Obama has lost Louisiana for Democrats – next: White House, Congress? (Bayou Buzz, 9/16/11)
Jindal's endorsements: Back to the Louisiana Future? (Bayou Buzz, 9/15/11)
Commentary: With Democrats forfeiting LA statewide elections, GOP faces only itself (NoLa.com, 9/14/11)
Jindal won't be Perry's VP, but says he's "a great neighbor" (Houston Chronicle, 9/13/11)
Jindal rules out joining Perry as VP (The Hill, 9/13/11)
Bobby Jindal makes endorsements, but not for lieutenant governor, sec of state (The Times-Picayune,9/13/11)
Political culture change explains Louisiana Democratic Party fail (Bayou Buzz, 9/12/11)
Bobby Jindal to endorse Rick Perry (Washington Post, 9/12/11)
Commentary: Massive war chest clears the way for Gov. Bobby Jindal (The Times-Picayune,9/11/11)
Louisiana Democrats field no major candidates for statewide office (The Times-Picayune, 9/9/11)
Two little-known Democrats sign up to challenge Gov. Bobby Jindal in election (The Times-Picayune,9/7/11)
Qualifying for Oct 22 statewide elections slows after fast start (The Times-Picayune, 9/7/11)
Jindal to focus on economy in State of the State address (The Town Talk, 9/6/11)
Bobby Jindal qualifies as candidate for governor (Bayou Buzz, 9/6/11)
Qualifying under way for governor, other statewide offices (The Times-Picayune, 9/6/11)
Few candidates expected to run for state offices (Monroe News Star, 9/6/11)
Statewide, local candidates sign up this week for fall elections (Daily Comet, 9/5/11)
Louisiana election season 'almost eerily quiet' as qualifying starts (The Times-Picayune, 9/5/11)
Decision time dawning for statewide candidates (Daily Comet, 9/5/11)
Democratic state senator declines to challenge Bobby Jindal in fall elections (The Times-Picayune,9/2/11)
Louisiana senator Rob Marionneaux won't challenge Gov. Bobby Jindal (The Times-Picayune,9/2/11)
Bobby Jindal's trial attorney ties (Politico, 9/1/11)
The entire GOP poll on Jindal, Legislature, election issues (Bayou Buzz, 9/1/11)
New GOP poll shows Gov. Bobby Jindal with comfortable lead in re-election bid (The Times-Picayune,9/1/11)
Opinion: Suspect poll can't make candidacy a good idea (Shreveport Times, 8/31/11)
Jindal weighs in on legislative leadership race (Daily World, 8/29/11)
Bobby Jindal to endorse in prez race after guber election (Politico, 8/29/11)
NJ's Christie to raise money for Louisiana GOP (The Times-Picayune, 8/27/11)
Possible Jindal rival uses poll data as gauge for support (The Times-Picayune, 8/25/11)
Democrats now make up less than 50% of Louisiana voters (New Orleans City Business, 8/15/11)
Why Louisiana Dems are losing, and GOP is soaring (BayouBuzz, 8/15/11)
LA Dems: From super majority to minority (The Independent Weekly, 8/15/11)
Bobby Jindal urges caution on Obama in RNC speech (Politico, 8/4/11)
Candidates uncertain as election cycle looms (The News Star, 8/1/11)
DOJ OKs plan for new Louisiana congressional districts (The Times-Picayune, 8/1/11)
Opinion: Louisiana spotlight: Do you know the 2011 options? (The Advertiser, 8/1/11)
Bobby Jindal raising, spending campaign cash (The Times-Picayune, 7/31/11)
Editorial: Louisiana's work force initiative is key to sustained progress (The Town Talk, 7/29/11)
Jindal touts appropriations for La. Tech, Grambling (The News Star, 7/27/11)
Gov. Jindal still has no well-financed Democratic rivals (The Times-Picayune, 7/27/11)
Audio: Jindal 'unbeatable' in reelection bid? (WWL, 7/26/11)
LA lawmakers reject special session to override vetoes by Gov. Bobby Jindal (The Times-Picayune,7/26/11)
Commentary: Democrats scramble for a Jindal challenger (The Advertiser, 7/26/11)
Louisiana House cancels veto session (American Press, 7/26/11)
Commentary: Sen. Vitter pressing the GOP's advantage (The Town Talk, 7/26/11)
Gov. Jindal highlights $16.6M in funding for La. Tech and Grambling capital outlay projects(KATC, 7/26/11)
Louisiana health office picks 5 firms to run managed care networks (The Town Talk, 7/26/11)
Opinion: Blanco asks, 'Have we made higher ed stronger?' (Daily World, 7/25/11)
Gubernatorial candidates face uphill battle against Jindal (WAFB, 7/25/11)
Bobby Jindal has nearly $9M on hand for re-election (The Times-Picayune, 7/25/11)
What are Jindal's election chances? (The News Star, 7/24/11)
Jindal chief of staff shifts to campaign work (The News Star, 7/22/11)
State agencies scramble for funds following health insurance rate hike (The Advocate, 7/20/11)
Vitter donates $10,000 to Jindal's GOP 'victory fund' (The Advocate, 7/20/11)
Louisiana elections: And, their off…(Bayou Buzz, 7/19/11)
Jindal dives into Lege races (Gambit, 7/19/11)
Judge calls education waiver law unconstitutional (New Orleans City Business, 7/18/11)
Vitter and Jindal vie for influence among GOP legislators (The Times-Picayune, 7/18/11)
Jindal, Vitter plan to hammer Louisiana Dems with campaign funds (Bayou Buzz, 7/18/11)
Commentary: Why can't we be independents? (American Press, 7/17/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal's vetoes are expected to stick (The Times-Picayune, 7/16/11)
Jindal appoints major campaign donor to Board of Regents (NoLa.com, 7/16/11)
Jindal signs new laws to protect children, elderly and disabled (Shreveport Times, 7/14/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal not afraid to wield his veto pen (The Times-Picayune, 7/14/11)
Louisianans love their rogues (American Press, 7/14/11)
Louisiana Constitution amendments on fall ballots include cigarette tax question (The Times-Picayune, 7/14/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal is raising money to help state GOP candidates (NoLa.com, 7/13/11)
Louisiana seeks more than $500M in BP-funded projects (Forbes, 7/12/11)
UNO moves becomes official when Jindal signs law (The Times-Picayune, 7/12/11)
Parishes may get millions for coast (Daily Comet, 7/12/11)
Jindal signs Quality Jobs Tax Credit extension (American Press, 7/11/11)
Jindal signs digital media tax credits (WAFB, 7/11/11)
Jindal neuters legislative oversight (The News Star, 7/11/11)
Opinion: Compassion, not savings (The News Star, 7/11/11)
Gov. Jindal lists $533M in projects for BP to finance after Gulf oil spill (The Times-Picayune, 7/11/11)
Repeal taxes, but do it right (American Press, 7/10/11)
Jindal signs AZ-style attack on businesses hiring undocumented workers (Think Progress, 7/8/11)
Jindal is more equal than Louisiana Legislature on privatization (Bayou Buzz, 7/8/11)
Governor's vetoes achieve two goals (American Press, 7/7/11)
Jindal signs anti-choice bill, likens women who receive abortions to criminals (Think Progress, 7/7/11)
Nothing is simple between Sen. Vitter and Gov. Jindal (The Times-Picayune, 7/7/11)
Opinion: Governor's signature should accelerate completion of I-49 North (Shreveport Times,7/7/11)
Bobby Jindal signs illegal-immigrant hiring bills (The Times-Picayune, 7/7/11)
Jindal bowls over bad Louisiana legislation with veto (Bayou Buzz, 7/7/11)
Open the campaign spigots: Vitter, Jindal raising money for Louisiana conservatives (Bayou Buzz, 7/7/11)
Gov. Bobby Jindal signs changes to abortion law (The Times-Picayune, 7/6/11)
Gov. Jindal's vetoes make little sense to lawmakers (Daily World, 7/6/11)
Jindal's bizarro fiscal philosophy displayed in veto (The Independent Weekly, 7/5/11)
Ceasar to run for LA governor (Daily World, 7/5/11)
Commentary: In Louisiana, consistency is in the eye of the beholder (Alexandria Town Talk,7/3/11)
Louisiana party chairman vows Democrats won't cede fall elections to GOP (The Times-Picayune,6/27/11)
Louisiana session saw lots of drama, little change (Alexandria Town Talk 6/26/11)
Louisiana tax burden is being shifted to local government, group says (The Times-Picayune, 6/25/11)
State lawmakers toe the line on tax breaks (WWL, 6/25/11)
Voters to decide cigarette tax renewal, TOPS funding (The Advertiser, 6/24/11)
Louisiana lawmakers cross finish line on another session (The Times-Picayune, 6/24/11)
Big, bad budget didn't happen (American Press, 6/23/11)
Gov. Jindal showed no leadership in LA budget crises (Bayou Buzz, 6/23/11)
Legislative report card: Governor gets a "C" (Bayou Buzz, 6/23/11)
Legislature OKs state construction budget (The Advocate, 6/23/11)
Gov. Jindal 'not fighting' cigarette tax extension grafted onto bill (The Times-Picayune, 6/22/11)
Opinion: Louisiana legislators work hard to do little (Shreveport Times, 6/22/11)
Cigarette gax, TOPS funding stalled in LA Senate (Bloomberg Businessweek, 6/22/11)
4-cent cigarette tax renewal expected to survive (The Advocate, 6/22/11)
Update on 2011 Southern governor's races (Southern Political Report, 6/22/11)
Legislature passes pair of public-contract reforms (The Times-Picayune, 6/21/11)
Health care oversight bill goes to governor (The Advocate, 6/21/11)
$25 Billion Louisiana budget heads to Bobby Jindal (The Times-Picayune, 6/21/11)
LA House renews tobacco tax (Bloomberg Businessweek, 6/21/11)
LA lawmakers OK community college tuition hike (Bloomberg Businessweek, 6/21/11)
E-Verify bill goes to governor (The Advocate, 6/21/11)
Lawmakers breathe life into cigarette-tax renewal (Daily Comet, 6/21/11)
Tara Hollis (??) vs. Bobby Jindal (Gambit, 6/21/11)
Bobby Jindal: Attacks on Obama hurt the Right (The Atlantic, 6/20/11)
Opinion: Where did Bobby Jindal's reason go? (The Times-Picayune, 6/20/11)
Analysis: Louisiana lawmakers create a large bone pile (New Orleans City Business, 6/20/11)
LA Senate approves $25B budget for next year (Bloomberg Businessweek, 6/20/11)
LA bill would require review of Medicaid change (Bloomberg Businessweek, 6/20/11)
Cigarette tax renewal may survive by joining TOPS amendment (The Times-Picayune, 6/20/11)
State Senate OKs corporate sponsors for charter schools (WWL, 6/20/11)
Christian conservative group calls on Sen. Vitter to follow Weiner's lead and resign (The Times-Picayune, 6/20/11)
Opinion: Setting the wrong priorities (Houma Today, 6/19/11)
Opinion: Louisiana Legislature deserves and "F" in science (NoLa.com, 6/19/11)
Veto override vote dramatic (American Press, 6/19/11)
Commentary: A few LA lawmakers buck Jindal to sh0w statesmanship (Alexandria Town Talk,6/19/11)
Opinion: Bobby Jindal stays focused on national scene (The Times-Picayune, 6/19/11)
House refuses to override Jindal's tobacco tax veto (The Advocate, 6/17/11)
Opinion: The Consistent Bobby Jindal (Bayou Buzz, 6/17/11)
Lawmakers refuse cigarette-tax veto override (Daily Comet, 6/17/11)
Editorial: Bobby Jindal won veto fight, but Louisiana lost (The Times-Picayune, 6/17/11)
Opinion: Jindal's veto hurts helpless (The News-Star, 6/16/11)
Coalition slams LA House for sustaining Jindal cigarette tax veto (Bayou Buzz, 6/16/11)
Opinion: 'Scared to death of this guy' (Daily Comet, 6/16/11)
Editorial: Legislature should override Jindal's veto of cigarette tax (The Times-Picayune, 6/16/11)
House refuses to override Jindal veto (The Advocate, 6/16/11)
Jindal's Medicaid privatization plan rejected by LA House panel (The Times-Picayune, 6/14/11)
Opinion: Louisiana's prison fixation is costing taxpayers too much (NoLa.com, 6/14/11)
House panel advances fallback redistricting bills for House and Senate (The Times-Picayune,6/14/11)
House committee approves "Rainy Day" fund change (The Times-Picayune, 6/14/11)
Bobby Jindal vetoes 4-cent renewal of tobacco tax (The Times-Picayune, 6/13/11)
Personal income tax phaseout clears Louisiana House committee (The Times-Picayune, 6/13/11)
Senate shoots down bill to open more records in the governor's office (The Times-Picayune, 6/13/11)
Former governors urge Jindal to reduce college cuts (Alexandria Town Talk, 6/12/11)
Video: A bad week for Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (The Times-Picayune, 6/10/11)
Jindal turns 40, and his political future is far from certain (The Times-Picayune, 6/9/11)
New Group Benefits head quits (The Advocate, 6/6/11)
Gov. Jindal's health insurance chief resigns (Victoria Advocate, 6/6/11)
Commentary: Bobby Jindal finds few friends in Legislature (The Times-Picayune, 6/5/11)
Louisiana lawmakers buck Jindal over 4-cent gas tax renewal (Alexandria Town Talk, 6/5/11)
Louisiana redistricting case seen as crucial test of Voting Rights Act (Washington Post, 6/4/11)
Lousiana's payroll sees dramatic decrease (The Times-Picayune, 6/4/11)
Wardens told to prepare for layoffs in case state must close five prisons (The Times-Picayune, 6/3/11)
Prison layoffs pondered (The Advocate, 6/3/11)
Jindal's conservative credentials tested by GOP legislative leaders (Bayou Buzz, 6/3/11)
Senate to consider Louisiana income tax repeal (WWL, 6/2/11)
Senate sends Jindal bill making 4 cents of cigarette tax permanent (The Times-Picayune, 6/2/11)
Opinion: Red herring stinking up Louisiana's budget mess (Alexandria Town Talk, 6/2/11)
Bills that increase tuition and fees move forward (Monroe News Star, 6/2/11)
Plan extending drilling boundary continues to curry favor (Daily Comet, 6/2/11)
Jindal plan to raise retirement costs on state workers stalled in House (The Times-Picayune, 6/2/11)
Commentary: Budget history favors governor (American Press, 6/2/11)
Tucker calls Jindal's retirement proposal a Louisiana tax, raises hairs (Bayou Buzz, 6/2/11)
Jindal predicts tuition boost (Monroe News Star, 6/1/11)
Louisiana income tax phase-out endorsed by LA Senate Finance Committee (The Times-Picayune,6/1/11)
House panel OKs tuition increase (The Advocate, 6/1/11)
Prison parole opportunities would increase under bill OKd by LA House panel (The Times-Picayune,6/1/11)
House panel rejects bill that would require bargaining sessions to take place publicly (The Times-Picayune, 6/1/11)
Bill to extend Gulf boundary fast-tracked (The Advocate, 6/1/11)
Commentary: Louisiana's Science Education Act lacking in science (Nola.com, 6/1/11)
The Katrina Effect: Renaissance on the Mississippi (Forbes, 5/31/11)
Future of state employee insurance plan raises questions (Shreveport Times, 5/29/11)
Jindal hopes to restore some House cuts (Shreveport Times, 5/28/11)
Commentary: Taxes aren't popular, but they are necessary (Nola.com, 5/27/11)
Jindal Louisiana Legislature playing chicken with budget (Bayou Buzz, 5/27/11)
Legislature at odds with Gov. Bobby Jindal over balancing state budget (The Times-Picayune,5/27/11)
House poised to attack pension liabilities with alternative to Jindal plan (The Pelican Post, 5/26/11)
House approves $25B budget with new healthcare cuts (The Times-Picayune, 5/26/11)
GOP lawmakers optimistic they can get budget deal done this week (The Times-Picayune, 5/26/11)
Commentary: Cigarette tax just makes sense (American Press, 5/26/11)
Senators reject repeal of 2008 Science Education Act (The Times-Picayune, 5/26/11)
LA GOP House error over budget creates political bind (Bayou Buzz, 5/26/11)
Budget progress halted in LA House (The Times-Picayune, 5/25/11)
Coalition opposes repeal of income tax, says it undermines state's fiscal stability (Bayou Buzz, 5/25/11)
Commentary: Jindal's failed higher ed merger plan (Shreveport Times, 5/24/11)
LA Rep: Bill to outlaw abortion is direct challenge to Roe v. Wade (The Times-Picayune, 5/24/11)
Birthers turn their sights on Jindal (Foreign Policy, 5/23/11)
Mid-session, battles rage on (The Advertiser, 5/22/11)
Budget woes creating turmoil (American Press, 5/22/11)
Jindal: House budget threatens public safety (KPLC-TV, 5/22/11)
Editorial: Louisiana legislators should stop playing fiscal chicken (The Times-Picayune, 5/22/11)
Plan to close prisons pits lawmakers against Jindal's office (The News Star, 5/21/11)
Revised proposal shuts 4 prisons in Central Louisiana (The News Star, 5/20/11)
Legislative session like a rudderless ship (American Press, 5/19/11)
House cuts unpopular (The News Star, 5/19/11)
Proposed House rule change could derail Gov. Bobby Jindal's budget (The Times-Picayune, 5/18/11)
Tensions rise between Jindal administration, Legislature over budget cuts (The Times-Picayune,5/18/11)
National leaders praise Jindal (Greater Baton Rouge Business Report, 5/18/11)
Gov. Jindal releases tally of African-American appointments in state government (The Times-Picayune, 5/17/11)
Louisiana House committee wraps up work on budget (Forbes, 5/17/11)
Video: Jindal talks worst-case flood scenarios (CNN, 5/16/11)
Education turmoil continues (American Press, 5/15/11)
LA House budget committee weighing new cuts (Bloomberg Businessweek, 5/13/11)
Updated Louisiana revenue forecast is expected next week (The Times-Picayune, 5/13/11)
Editorial: How about some diversity? (Daily Comet, 5/13/11)
Jindal's education choice faces controversy (The Advocate, 5/12/11)
House speaker doesn't back Jindal education pick (Wall Street Journal, 5/12/11)
Speaker Jim Tucker opposes Jindal's choice for school superintendent (The Times-Picayune, 5/12/11)
Jindal accused of meddling in superintendent vote (WDSU, 5/12/11)
Editorial: Jindal's administration deserves credit for Louisiana's improved credit ratings (The Times-Picayune, 5/11/11)
Louisiana given best credit raging in almost 30 years (KTBS, 5/11/11)
Lawmaker wants Jindal to testify on number or women, minorities on state boards and commissions(The Times-Picayune, 5/11/11)
GOP Representative withdraws vehicle, driver fee hikes, citing Jindal opposition (The Times-Picayune, 5/10/11)
New poll shows mixed news for Bobby Jindal (Best of New Orleans.com, 5/10/11)
LA Senate panel approves dedicating tobacco settlement money for college scholarships (The Times-Picayune, 5/10/11)
TOPS funding takes priority in Senate argument (News Star, 5/10/11)
Opinion: Poor form in Louisiana (The Hill, 5/9/11)
Jindal orders partial spending freeze for agencies (Bloomberg Businessweek, 5/9/11)
Gov. Jindal caught in birther flap (Reuters, 5/7/11)
Jindal releases his birth certificate (The Times-Picayune, 5/6/11)
Jindal announces support for coastal money (Houma Today, 5/2/11)
Louisiana Poll summary: Jindal popularity unchanged since November (Bayou Buzz, 5/2/11)
Jindal's popularity unchanged in new poll (The Times-Picayune, 5/2/11)
Video: Tough questions about privatizing state's health insurance (WAFB, 5/2/11)
Budget has no room for local projects (News Star, 5/2/11)
Louisiana gov reissues rules for legislative earmarks (Forbes, 5/2/11)
Jindal's insurance privatization plan gets scrutiny (Leesville Daily Leader, 5/1/11)
House could frown upon Jindal's plans for revenue (News Star, 5/1/11)
Opinion: Jindal's 'openness' isn't really (The Advocate, 5/1/11)
Racism becomes school merger issue (American Press, 5/1/11)
Jindal says Louisiana has no business running employee insurance program (The Times-Picayune,4/30/11)
LA politics: Tucker, Jindal, tea party, Villere and Landrieu (Bayou Buzz, 4/29/11)
House speaker attacks state budget proposed by Jindal (The Times-Picayune, 4/29/11)
Louisiana Speaker says Jindal's budget comes up short (Southern Political Report, 4/29/11)
Jindal's group benefits sale makes sense for Louisiana (Bayou Buzz, 4/29/11)
Commentary: Analyst talks LA elections, Jindal, Legislature, redistricting (Bayou Buzz, 4/28/11)
LA governor's budget contingencies uncertain to pass (Forbes, 4/28/11)
Governor suffers rare setbacks (American Press, 4/28/11)
Louisiana hazard mitigation program defended by Jindal aide (The Times-Picayune, 4/28/11)
Speaker Tucker maps out dual legal strategy for redistricting consultant to follow (The Times-Picayune, 4/28/11)
Dems question law firm's loyalty (News Star, 4/28/11)
Jindal's plan to merge schools draws race complaints (Huffington Post, 4/27/11)
The selling of Louisiana government (Bayou Buzz, 4/27/11)
Tucker backs law firm with GOP ties (The Advocate, 4/27/11)
Jindal insurance privatization plan gets scrutiny (Shreveport Times, 4/27/11)
House Speaker refuses request to change remap law firm (KATC, 4/27/11)
Audio: What Jindal wants…Jindal gets (WWL, 4/27/11)
Jindal's plan to sell state health insurance plan to private company draws attacks (The Times-Picayune, 4/26/11)
Opinion: Go slowly on privatization (The Town Talk, 4/26/11)
Commentary: Louisiana being different in wrong way with 'birther bill' (WWLTV, 4/26/11)
Jindal Administration pushes sale of Louisiana Group Benefits (Bayou Buzz, 4/26/11)
Jindal vows to veto tax hikes (Daily Comet, 4/26/11)
Jindal steps back from insistence on selling 3 state prisons (The Times-Picayune, 4/26/11)
Gov. Jindal addresses oil spill issues, rebuilding of state's economy at Tuesday Summit (NoLa.com, 4/26/11)
Jindal's big haul (CNN, 4/26/11)
LA lawmakers say they wanted more budget guidance from Jindal (The Town Talk, 4/26/11)
Lawmakers: Governor's address light on details (News Star, 4/26/11)
Jindal prison sale idea on hold, pending forecast (WWL, 4/26/11)
Jindal looking for state revenues from prison sales (The Advocate, 4/26/11)
Louisiana regular legislative session begins Monday (Bloomberg Businessweek, 4/25/11)
Louisiana lawmakers deal with $1.6 billion shortfall (Houma Today, 4/25/11)
Jindal raised $1.7 million in first quarter (The Times-Picayune, 4/25/11)
Jindal begins legislative session under cloud of ill will (The Times-Picayune, 4/25/11)
Baton Rouge budget wrangling underway (WWLTV, 4/25/11)
Opinion: Session opens with a sigh (Shreveport Times, 4/25/11)
Louisiana Dems oppose Jindal's health care privatization push (TPM, 4/25/11)
Campaign finance reports filed (The Advocate, 4/25/11)
Jindal frames legislative session: No new taxes (The Times-Picayune, 4/25/11)
Jindal seeks $231M 'Fund sweep' to balance budget (New Orleans City Business, 4/25/11)
Lawmakers test limits (News Star, 4/25/11)
Louisiana's legislative session 'fiscal' in name only (The Town Talk, 4/24/11)
Another rocky session begins (American Press, 4/24/11)
Opinion: Legislature goes off on tangents (News Star, 4/24/11)
Opinion: Letting a tax hike go up in smoke (The Times-Picayune, 4/24/11)
Is John Georges taking on Bobby Jindal? (Bayou Buzz, 4/24/11)
Crafting a budget is biggest challenge facing legislators this session (The Times-Picayune, 4/24/11)
Opinion: Important choices for state's future (Shreveport Times, 4/22/11)
Candidate drops $10 million for Louisiana office (Politico, 4/22/11)
House submitting its map to DOJ and federal judge (The Times-Picayune, 4/21/11)
Jindal spokesman says governor would sign 'birther' bill (Washington Post, 4/19/11)
Gov. Jindal will sign "birther" bill if it gets to his desk (The Times-Picayune, 4/19/11)
Redistricting fight isn't over (American Press, 4/17/11)
Redistricting is 'imperfect', but 'a good compromise,' says Jindal (The Times-Picayune, 4/13/11)
Senate panel keeps alive last congressional map (The Times-Picayune, 4/12/11)
Republicans ready to unveil compromise map in Louisiana (Roll Call, 4/7/11)
Lawmakers abruptly adjourn redistricting session until Monday (The Times-Picayune, 4/7/11)
Despite GOP control, Louisiana redistricting proves a cruel mistress (Washington Post, 4/6/11)
Louisiana House rejects Jindal's redistricting plan (Danbury News Times, 4/5/11)
Opinion: So much for peace in the House (The Times-Picayune, 3/31/11)
Three maps for LA congressional districts endorsed by House committee (The Times-Picayune,3/31/11)
Congressional redistricting proposal would create a 2nd minority-dominated district (The Times-Picayune, 3/30/11)
Opinion: Splitting communities in redistricting isn't bad for Louisiana (The Times-Picayune,3/30/11)
Louisiana House completes work on redrawing its districts (The Times-Picayune, 3/29/11)
Senate committee approves new congressional districts in party-line vote (The Times-Picayune,3/29/11)
Fayard: 'I hate Republicans. They eat their young' (Politico, 3/29/11)
Former Lt. Gov candidate Fayard catches flak for comments at a Democratic event (The Times-Picayune, 3/28/11)
Lawmakers say budget is Louisiana's biggest issue (The Town Talk, 3/28/11)
Candidate or not? Fayard remains noncommittal (Bogalusa Daily News, 3/27/11)
State treasurer criticizes one-time revenue proposals (The Times-Picayune, 3/2/11)
Jindal administration's compliance with federal voting law in question, report says (The Times-Picayune, 2/26/11)
Jindal sides with WI Gov. Walker in collective bargaining dispute (The Times-Picayune, 2/26/11)
UNO-SUNO merger opposed (The Daily Advertiser, 2/25/11)
Opinion: governor should pay attention to diversity (The Daily Advertiser, 2/24/11)
Opinion: Stand up, be counted in remapping (The Daily Advertiser, 2/22/11)
Jindal pushing bills to ease protection for funds (Bloomberg, 2/22/11)
Jindal touts flexibility (The Advertiser, 2/22/11)
Commentary: Louisiana's colorblind governor should look out (The Town Talk, 2/22/11)
Louisiana elections on, Jindal's race is his to lose (BayouBuzz, 2/21/11)
Jindal announces legislative proposals (The Advocate, 2/21/11)
Opinion: Forms show how much Jindal raised, but not how (The Daily Advertiser, 2/21/11)
Opinion: Can Landry survive redistricting? (The Times-Picayune, 2/15/11)
Open primaries OK'd (The Advocate, 2/9/11)
Republican congressmen at odds over redistricting (Houma Today, 2/6/11)
Jindal taking bold steps ahead of session (New Orleans City Business, 2/3/11)
Post-Katrina New Orleans still bleeding people, census shows (McClatchy, 2/3/11)
Jindal asking to suspend state worker pay raises (Nola.com, 2/2/11)
Jindal asks federal judge to oversee BP claims process (The Times-Picayune, 2/1/11)
Attorney General to switch from Democrat to GOP (The Times-Picayune, 2/1/11)
Jindal proposes tuition hikes, campus flexibility for state colleges (The Times-Picayune, 1/31/11)
Governor to push tuition hikes at colleges (Bloomberg, 1/31/11)
Jindal tells college boards he wants to abolish them (News-Star, 1/31/11)
Jindal's promises – 134 of 195 campaign pledges kept (The Advocate, 1/30/11)
Ater says no to governor's race (Franklin Sun, 1/27/11)
Commentary: Standing up to Gov. Jindal stands out (Alexandria Town Talk, 1/26/11)
Jindal praises New Orleans for meeting Hornets attendance benchmarks (The Times-Picayune, 1/25/11)
Jindal pushes new charter school law (The Advocate, 1/24/11)
Ater weighs option on bid for office (The Advocate, 1/23/11)
Jindal defends his push to merge universities (The Times-Picayune, 1/21/11)
Nearly half favor Gov. Jindal's re-election in new poll (The Times-Picayine, 1/20/11)
Jindal: Higher ed cuts still low (Monroe News Star, 1/17/11)
Jindal pushes prison sales to plug budget gap (The Advocate, 1/16/11)
State government streamlining commission touts success rate (The Times-Picayune, 1/15/11)
Budget panel wary of Jindal's revenue forecast (The Advocate, 1/14/11)
Opinion: The governor and secrecy (The Advocate, 1/14/11)
Spill report accuses Jindal of showboating (New York Times, 1/14/11)
Jindal pushes back on oil spill claims (Politico, 1/13/11)
Jindal: Louisiana resolves to foster business growth and job creation (Shreveport Times, 1/13/11)
Jindal, Louisiana legislators talk serious budget hole at business gathering (BayouBuzz News, 1/13/11)
Louisiana revenue panel refuses to boost its forecasts (Bloomberg Businessweek, 1/13/11)
Berms and boom were largely ineffective to oil spill, panel reports (NoLa.com, 1/12/11)
Jindal says charter school proposal is based on Florida initiative (The Times-Picayune, 1/12/11)
Editorial: Don't attempt another 'fee' increase (Shreveport Times, 1/12/11)
Analysis: Louisiana lawmakers face a tense, tricky 2011 (Leesville Daily Leader, 1/12/11)
Jindal to push legislation allowing businesses to partner with charter schools (The Times-Picayune,1/12/11)
Economic development chief says Louisiana well-positioned for good year in 2011 (The Town Talk,1/4/11)
Jindal promises no new taxes (Houma Today, 12/31/10)
Jindal reflects on 2010 challenges (The Times-Picayune, 12/30/10)
Reduction in state, federal funding requires Louisiana agencies to cut spending, service (The Town Talk, 12/27/10)
2010 hit state agencies hard, but 2011 may be even worse (The Town Talk, 12/26/10)
Jindal's anti-tax pledge forces local officials to shelve hotel tax plan (The Advocate, 12/25/10)
Jindal says he's eater to work with Hornets (The Times-Picayune, 12/23/10)
Jindal outlines his accomplishments (The Times-Picayune, 12/23/10)
Lawmakers blast Jindal on diversity (The Advocate, 12/22/10)
Jindal, lawmakers discuss budget shortfall (The Advocate, 12/21/10)
Analysis: Louisiana governor's sale ideas seem desperate (Bloomberg, 12/20/10)
Louisiana lawmakers to call their own redistricting session (Times-Picayune, 12/20/10)
No one requests 'red tape' waiver under new law (Shreveport Times, 12/20/10)
Rep. Ellington's switch hands Louisiana House to GOP (Shreveport Times, 12/19/10)
Democrats wondering who can run against Bobby Jindal in 2011 (Times-Picayune, 12/19/10)
Opinion: Jindal guilty of playing politics while accusing others of the same thing (Times-Picayune,12/19/10)
Sand berms of Louisiana coast stopped little oil in gulf spill (Washington Post, 12/17/10)
Voter seeks to recall Bobby Jindal (Politico, 12/16/10)
Jindal to raise campaign cash in TX (Times-Picayune, 12/15/10)
Legislators steer clear of Jindal's deficit reduction ideas (Times-Picayune, 12/15/10)
Lawmaker's letter slams Jindal during NYC fundraising visit (Daily Comet, 12/14/10)
Business leaders like Jindal's pledge to hold line on taxes (thetowntalk.com, 12/14/10)
Louisiana power brokers work to keep NBA's Hornets in New Orleans (NPR, 12/13/10)
Jindal: Louisiana economy climbing national rankings (Shreveport Times, 12/13/10)
Opinion: What's your vision, Gov. Jindal? (Houma Courier, 12/12/10)
Jindal vows to shrink budget gap (KPLC, 12/12/10)
Lawmakers not sold on governor's budget bailout plan (Alexandria Town Talk, 12/12/10)
Jindal tells Sarah Palin to ignore the naysayers (New Orleans Times-Picayone, 12/11/10)
Analysis: Bobby Jindal's strange 2003 coalition, Part 2 (Firedoglake, 12/11/10)
Louisiana property sale idea generates criticism (Bloomberg, 12/10/10)
Jindal's proposal to sell some state-owned assets meet resistance (New Orleans Times-Picayune,12/10/10)
Analysis: BobbyJindal's strange 2003 coalition, Part 1 (Firedoglake, 12/9/10)
Jindal offers possible ways to raise revenue to ease budget crunch (Alexandria Town Talk, 12/9/10)
Jindal says he plans no new fees on health care providers (Times-Picayune, 12/3/10)
Jindal talks politics, addresses presidential rumors (WAFB, 12/2/10)
Opinion: Poll finds Jindal isn't so special anymore (Times-Picayune, 12/2/10)
Opinion: Jindal short on answers to budget (Monroe News Star, 12/2/10)
Jindal holds budget talks with K-12 education leaders (Times-Picayune, 12/1/10)
Jindal shrugs off poll numbers, says state outpacing nation (Monroe News Star, 12/1/10)
Analysis: Louisiana lawmakers strike independent chord in face of budget cuts (Bloomberg Businessweek, 11/29/10)
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Scientific name: Panthera pardus
Swahili name: Chui
The leopard, is a member of the cats family and the smallest of the four "big cats" in the genus Panthera, the other three being the tiger, lion and jaguar. The leopard is an agile and stealthy predator. Although smaller than the other members of the Panthera genus, the leopard is still able to take large prey given its massive skull that well uses powerful jaw muscles. The muscles attached to the scapula are exceptionally strong, which enhances the leopard's ability to climb trees
Size and coat colour:
The average weight of a fully grown male leopard is about 55kg. Females are
smaller at around 28 kg. Leopards generally have solid black spots on their legs
and heads and their bodies are covered in rosettes. No two leopards have exactly
the same spot patterns. The coat colour generally varies from pale yellow to deep gold or rufous.
Biology and behaviour
The leopard is known for its ability in climbing, and it has been observed resting on tree branches during the day, dragging its kills up trees and hanging them there, and descending from trees headfirst The leopard is also very agile, and can run at over 58 kilometres per hour (36 mph), leap over 6 metres (20 ft) horizontally and jump up to 3 metres (9.8 ft) vertically. Leopards produce a number of vocalizations, including grunts, roars, growls, meows and "sawing" sounds.
Leopards are generally solitary except when mating and when a female is
accompanied by cubs. They are primarily nocturnal, but are sometimes seen moving
during daylight hours in areas where there is little human disturbance or in
areas where they have become used to human presence.
They are not dependant on water as they absorb required moisture from their
prey, but will drink if water is available. Leopards excellent camouflage means it can get close to its prey without being spotted.
Population Status
The status of the leopard in sub-Saharan Africa has been a matter of controversy since 1973, when it was first listed on CITES Appendix I due to fear about the impact of the then considerable international trade in leopard skins. However several studies have proved that leopard population is not threatened. It is now classified as Near Threatened (NT) on CITES. This listing is for species or lower taxa that may be considered threatened with extinction in the near future, although it does not currently qualify for the threatened status. This puts Kenya's leopards at a fairly low risk for extinction. Until now, the true population of leopards in sub Saharan Africa is not known.
Principal Threats
Leopard becomes more vulnerable to exploitation and population fragmentation.
The fur trade was a major threat to the leopard in some areas in Africa during the 1960s and 1970s, before the market collapsed due to changing public opinion and the imposition of international trade controls under CITES. Poaching for the fur trade substantially reduced the leopard population in Kenya. Between 1968-69 about 30,000 leopards were killed in East Africa through poisoned baiting and hunting
However, many studies and models also indicated that even very high offtakes, of the order of 61,000 animals a year, had produced only a slight decline in the total Sub-Saharan population. It is generally considered that leopards are resilient to harvest up to a critical threshold, which varies with density.


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O'Hara at the 2014 TCM Film Festival
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Maureen O'Hara (born 17 August 1920) is an Irish-American film actress and singer. She was first educated at the John Street West Girls' School near Thomas Street in Dublin's Liberties Area. From the age of 6–17 she trained in drama, music and dance, and at the age of 10 joined the Rathmines Theatre Company and worked in amateur theatre in the evenings, after her lessons. The famously red-headed O'Hara has been noted for playing fiercely passionate heroines with a highly sensible attitude. She often worked with director John Ford and longtime friend John Wayne. Her autobiography, 'Tis Herself, was published in 2004 and was a New York Times Bestseller. She is one of the last living actresses from the Golden Age of Hollywood.
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Hollywood turns out for Academy's Governors Awards honorees
LA Times Entertainme, 2014-11-09 16:09:00
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences went global with its honorary Governors Awards on Saturday evening in Hollywood, paying tribute to three movie legends — Irish-born actress Maureen O'Hara, Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki and French screenwriter Jean-Claude Carriere...
Belafonte handed honorary Oscar
BBC Entertainment, 2014-11-09 11:43:39
Harry Belafonte is among four cinematic veterans honoured at the Governor's Awards, alongside Maureen O'Hara, Hayao Miyazak and Jean-Claude Carriere.
Belafonte urges Hollywood to be a 'game-changer'
USA Today Movies, 2014-11-09 09:43:16
Harry Belafonte and Maureen O'Hara received honorary Oscars at the 2014 Governors Awards.
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Audi Ready to tackle Le Mans – watch the race at Audi Mission Viejo!
No other manufacturer can claim the success that Audi has experienced at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. As Audi Sport gears up for this weekend's 80th edition of the endurance classic on the Circuit de la Sarthe, they stand in position to take an unprecedented 11th victory – in only 13 starts.
And once again, Audi takes technology to new heights, fielding the first diesel hybrid in the prototype class – the Audi R18 e-tron quattro. Putting the new diesel hybrid car number #1 on the pole position are last year's winners – Marcel Fässler, André Lotterer and Benoît Tréluyer. Their teammates, Dindo Capello, Tom Kristensen andAllan McNish will start fourth in #2 Audi.
Not to be outdone, the Audi TDI returns in 2012 in the guise of the Audi R18 ultra – the lightest Le Mans prototype ever built by Audi. Starting on the outside of row number one will be Romain Dumas, Loïc Duval and Marc Gené in the #3 Audi, with Marco Bonanomi, Oliver Jarvis and Mike Rockenfeller starting sixth in the Audi #4. Separating the four Audi teams are the two new Toyota hybrid prototypes.
Both sets of teams carry drivers who have a score to settle with the venerable track: Veteran Scotsman Allan McNish tangled with a slower Ferrari in the first hour of the 2011 race and flew into the barrier near the Dunlop Bridge. The fact that McNish walked away from the dramatic crash showed the degree of safety built into the Audi R18 prototype. Seven hours later, Mike Rockenfeller, who had helped Audi to the race victory a year before, was tagged by another Ferrari near Indianapolis corner and slammed into the barrier – and again, Audi proved its strength as Rockenfeller was uninjured.
SpeedTV will cover much of the 24 hours of action, with only two breaks for other programming (with action then moving to Speed.com) – including a stint throughout the night and into the finish on Sunday morning (times listed are Pacific):
5:30am – 10:00am
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Don't get SpeedTV? There are lots of options for race viewing:
Follow the action online on Audi TV http://tv.audi.com/portal/
– Join John Hindhaugh and the crew at Radio Le Mans http://www.radiolemans.com/
– Audi Sports live page at http://www.audi-liveracing.com/desktop/index.jsp?l=en_US
Or come down to Audi Mission Viejo, we'll have all the action on our showroom television!
Schedule (times are Pacific)
Saturday, June 16
Midnight–12:45am Warm-up
5:22am Beginning of starting procedure
6:00am Start
Sunday, June 17
6:00am Finish
For more on the pole-winner – Allan McNish and Tom Kristensen explain how the 2012 Audi R18 e-tron quattro is the evolution of racing!


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A very warm welcome to Southview School. I hope you find the information here informative, helpful and interesting. Please feel free to contact me or anyone at the school if you need any further information or have any questions.
Southview School is a 3-19 day special school for Physically and Neurologically Impaired (PNI) children and students situated in a modern, inclusive and accessible building in Witham.
It is unique in Essex Local Authority as the only special school exclusively for PNI children and students. Southview School is staffed by a highly skilled and dedicated team of teachers, support staff and therapists who work collaboratively to provide a high quality learning experience for all our children and students. By working with the school team, external agencies and of course parents and carers, we put holistic needs of our children and students at the centre of all we do.
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We have our makeup class with Stephanie Rose on 27th August 2017 at Arraseo. The event started promptly at 12:00pm and attended by about 20 beauty enthusiasts including our brand ambassador Mawar Eva de Jongh. Stephanie was very hands on with the attendees by giving some one on one beauty tips and techniques on applying our Highlight & Contour Stick.There is so much detailed tips and tricks for flawless & perfectly natural contoured face tought in class. Thank you for joining guys! Tune in for more upcoming exciting events!


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More Hospitals Asking for BSN Degree for Travel Nurses
Studies prove it, and hospital executives are beginning to take notice. In the largest, most detailed study of its kind, it was once again concluded that advanced nurse degrees result in better patient health outcomes. The study, published in The Lancet, examined data from 422,730 patients in 300 hospitals across nine European countries.
"Our study is the first to examine nursing workforce data across multiple European nations and analyze them in relation to objective clinical outcomes, rather than patient or nurse reports. Our findings complement studies in the U.S. linking improved hospital nurse staffing and higher education levels with decreased mortality" said study author, Professor Linda H. Aiken PhD - University of Pennsylvania.
The Impact of Education on Nursing PracticeThe studies to which Dr. Aiken is referring is a rapidly growing body of evidence that suggests that patient health outcomes improve when treated by RNs with advanced education, specifically a baccalaureate or master's degree. The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) summarizes a number of these studies titled "The Impact of Education on Nursing Practice" and is available in PDF.
President Jane Kirschling of the AACN said, "These findings significantly augment the growing body of research, which shows that quality patient care hinges on having a well-educated nursing workforce."
What this Means for "The Future of Nursing"
In a landmark study, the Institute of Medicine and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation recommended that 80 percent of U.S. nurses have a bachelor's degree by 2020. The report, The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health, recommended advanced education for nurses to prepare for "the demands of an evolving health care system and meet the changing needs of patients."
Hospitals have responded to this recommendation and the compelling study results by hiring only bachelor's degree-trained nurses.
Though a BSN is not a requirement for a travel nurse, 50 States Staffing VP of Recruitment agrees, "It is very much on track with what we are seeing. More and more hospitals prefer RNs with BSN or higher for certain travel nurse positions."
Hospital executives are starting to pay attention to the growing body of evidence that nurses with advanced degrees facilitate better patient outcomes. The competition for patients and employees in the healthcare industry can be intense especially in major cities. While there is a moral case for advanced nursing education in saving and improving lives, there is also a solid business case for management to revisit their hiring process.
Paid Education as a Travel Nurse
At Fifty States Staffing, we know that juggling a travel nursing job and family leaves little time and money for continuing education. For that reason we include free CEUs as part of a generous benefits package along with free private housing and higher than average wages. We have several high-paying listings for nurses with their BSN. Be sure to tell your recruiter about your impressive credentials!.


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The cobblestone alley entrance, the brick arches, the dark woods and the creaky wood floors all suggest colonial Charleston, and they're right on point, since this place originally opened as McCrady's Tavern in 1778. It's been a lot of things in between, including a Sean Brock fine-dining mecca, until he reimagined it once again as a tavern with food that recalls the Gilded Age—its current iteration. You've heard about the opening menu with egg in aspic, silver service with calf's head soup ... wait, is that Talking Heads on the sound system?
Sounds cool! What is the crowd like?
Some people seem to know what they're getting into, and those folks enthusiastically order and ooh and ahh over choices, while others seemed to have wandered in on a whim and are a little taken aback, possibly thinking the term "tavern" means lots of TVs and hot wings.
Makes sense. What should we expect from the menu?
Creative, adventurous, calling-to-the-classics, with executions that range from high-low (caviar and tater tots, and a bernaise-bursting burger) to mainly high (escargot-stuffed marrow bone and local clams stuffed with deviled crab). Not all executions work all the time, but there is a sense of adventure, of being out of the ordinary and decadent. It's retro, old-school, yet something new altogether.
Additonally, the dessert course is given its due, with classics like Lady Baltimore Cake and Baked Alaska appearing alongside a fine selection of madeiras and ports. In many ways, Madeira was the drink of choice for colonial America, and a great finish in one of its oldest drinking and eating structures is a flight of the fortified wine for $28.
What else is on the drinks menu?
Cocktails are reasonably priced ($10 to $12) but not for the beginner's palate, with ingredients ranging from apple brandy to hickory smoked agave; there's a long whiskey list for those who prefer to take a simpler turn. There are plenty of choices for wine, but befitting its tavern roots, the beer list is impressive, divided into styles, all bottled (some in larger format), focused on American and European makers, and priced from $3.50 to $58.
How was the service?
That the staff is now clad in blue jeans versus black pants does not camouflage the fact that the service model still stems from fine dining, even if these days it's a little more relaxed. The server "eagle eye" is still in effect, whisking away plates, pacing courses, refilling water glasses, all as if second nature, and with Brock behind the fun, sometimes there are extra duties, too, like pouring something tableside, dealing with flambé or other such theatrics.
Bottom line: who should go here?
This is a fun, get-the-gang together for brunch, a best bet for a birthday, but it's not the place for vegetarians. Fat is the operative flavor here, and that means from meat.
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Description :Robert Trent Jones Jr designed golf course, a 6,393 yards (5,848 metres) par 72 course having sand bunkers at strategic places, water hazards encroaching into the playing area and rolling fairways that goes uphill and downhill making club selection and stance all the more important to hit the greens on regulation. The course offers glimpses of the stunning panoramic view of Penang including the two bridges that link Penang Island to the mainland which can be clearly seen from different holes.
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Eggs provide a number of essential nutrients for kids, including protein, riboflavin and selenium. How you prepare eggs, however, can affect how good they are for kids. Serving a child an egg that isn't fully cooked could increase her risk of developing a foodborne illness called salmonella, so this isn't a good idea unless you use pasteurized eggs.
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While salmonella infections can affect anyone, certain people, including young children and people with compromised immune systems, are more likely to get sick when exposed to this bacteria. The illness is characterized by abdominal cramps, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, headache and fever. In many cases, no medical treatment is necessary and the symptoms will go away on their own within about a week, but some people need antibiotics to reduce the risk of complications.
Eggs and Salmonella
Contaminated eggs cause approximately 142,000 cases of salmonella per year, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Even eggs that look clean and have uncracked shells may contain the bacteria that causes salmonella, which is the most common cause of food poisoning in the United States. Fully cooked eggs and eggs that have been pasteurized in the shell are unlikely to cause salmonella because the heat used to cook or pasteurize the eggs kills the bacteria.
Limiting Salmonella Risk
Wash your hands and work surfaces before and after coming into contact with raw eggs, and cook your eggs until both the white and the yolk are firm. Refrigerate eggs as soon as possible after purchase, and use them within three weeks of purchase. Any dishes containing eggs should be cooked to an internal temperature of 160 degrees Fahrenheit or be made with pasteurized eggs.
Other Considerations
Eggs are high in cholesterol, so you don't want to feed your child multiple eggs in one day. Each egg contains about 187 milligrams of cholesterol, which is almost two-thirds of the recommended limit for children over 2 years old of 300 milligrams per day of dietary cholesterol. Staying within this limit is especially important for children at risk for high cholesterol -- kids with a family history or kids who struggle with obesity.


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It's a razor thin line between summertime casual and summertime catastrophe. Follow these tips on what not to wear in your women's summer outfit to stay on fashion's good side.
A silver kitten heel sandal or shimmery gold tank is utterly fetching against sun-kissed skin, but steer clear of wearing head to toe metallic. Although you may successfully conduct heat with your ensemble, you may be mistaken for a huge roll of aluminum foil…or a rejected Dancing With the Stars contestant.
When the snow is falling, there's nothing better than a pair of sheepskin boots to warm the tootsies. Tragically, what began as wintertime wear has become ubiquitous footwear for legions of otherwise stylish gals. Many celebrities have been spotted on the beaches and streets of Los Angeles in the middle of the summer, nearly naked except for their Uggs. Consider this travesty from a practical side if you must-a foot with no sock, encased in sheepskin and wool, in 90 degree weather? Ugh!
Summer is the perfect time to don your favorite pair of crisp white pants. Before you go skipping out of the house in your sassy white Capri pants, here's a little test: after you slide into those white pants, look in the mirror. I mean really concentrate, paying close attention to your derrière. If there is any color, pattern, or lettering showing through the pants, you might just as well leave them at home in the closet and go about your daily activities in your knickers, because that's all people will be staring and snickering at anyways.


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Valve Time is working in reverse, everybody: Dota 2 6.87 has just been released on the main client.
Yes, I know. They said "in a day or two", which apparently now means "in about eight or nine hours." It's good to know that Valve's timekeeping is about as good as ever, although this time it's worked in our favour.
If you're curious about what changes 6.87 brings to Dota 2, I summarised a few of them over here, but you can also read the full changelog over on this page. And apparently, there's a bit of weirdness in this patch: with cheats turned on, trees randomly drop bananas that can be consumed to increase int, and there are item strings for "Jade Bow" and "Spirit Helix".
A few people reckon this might be hinting towards Sun Wukong (as older versions of Dota used to have hidden events that triggered boss fights with forthcoming heroes, although Sun Wukong's abilities were eventually given to the reworked Phantom Lancer). Personally, I think Icefrog's just expanding his fruit store. First Tangos, then Mangos, now Bananas. Or maybe Abyssal Underlord just really likes bananas now.
Anyway. The 110MB-ish patch is live now. Go download it and start discovering how broken the Hurricane Pike is, and get annoyed at your mid demanding you buy him a Tome of Knowledge.