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No. 16 Tar Heels Blank No. 9 UCLA On Opening Day
Zac Gallen struck out 11 in 7.2 innings and Hansen Butler picked up his first career save as No. 16 North Carolina opened the 2016 season with a 4-0 win over No. 9 UCLA Friday night at Jackie Robinson Stadium. Brandon Riley had two hits and drove in two in his debut for the Tar Heels, who shut out an opponent on Opening Day for the fourth time since 2005. (
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Video: Mike Fox on UNC Starters vs. UCLA and Freshmen Impact
The Diamond Heels take the field for the first game of the season at UCLA on Friday, February 19 2016. Watch coach Fox talk about his opening-series starters as well as some freshman he expects to make a big impact on the team this season.
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Friday, February 19, 2016
Zac Gallen aims to make his mark
Zac Gallen was one of two players — along with junior Adam Pate — that coach Mike Fox named a team captain for this season. Fox has never had captains in 17 seasons as UNC's coach, but he knew the team needed a change. Zac was a clear choice. "He doesn't like teammates who don't carry their weight, and he'll let them know it," Fox said. (
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Friday, February 19, 2016 |
Tar Heels look to build baseball leadership, count on newcomers
UNC is banking on leadership and a crop of newcomers to put its baseball team back in a good place. After a 34-24 season that ended without an NCAA Tournament bid, changes were inevitable with the Tar Heels. "You'd better change," coach Mike Fox said. "You'd better self-evaluate." For the first time, Fox named team captains, hoping to build leadership. (
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Friday, February 19, 2016 |
Showdown Series: No. 16 UNC at No. 11 UCLA
There is just one series this weekend that pits a pair of Top 25 teams against each other: No. 16 North Carolina at No. 11 UCLA. The Bruins were supposed to visit UNC in Week Two last season, but winter weather forced the series to be moved to Orlando, where UCLA took two out of three games. The forecast calls for sunny skies and warm temperatures this weekend at Jackie Robinson Stadium. (
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Thursday, February 18, 2016 |
2016 UNC Baseball Season Preview
Carolina lost a lot of offensive talent, but Tyler Ramirez, UNC's best player from a year ago, returns for his junior and probably final, season. The Tar Heels brought in a talented class of Freshmen and will need some of them to contribute immediately. This season will most likely be up and down as the freshmen improve and adjust to the College game. (
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Thursday, February 18, 2016 |
No. 16 Carolina Baseball Opens 2016 At No. 9 UCLA
North Carolina starts its 2016 baseball campaign with the first of three games against No. 9 UCLA Friday night at 9 p.m. ET at Jackie Robinson Stadium. The 16th-ranked Tar Heels will send junior right-hander Zac Gallen to the mound in the opener against fellow junior Grant Dyer in what figures to be one of the top Opening Day pitching showdowns nationally. (
Thursday, February 18, 2016 |
Matt Harvey to Mets: Show me new contract, I'll think about it
Matt Harvey arrived early to Mets spring training Monday in style — driving a pulsating Maserati GranTurismo. The big right-hander knows style and pitching. And he knows money. Though Harvey, under Mets' control through 2018, didn't rule out a long-term contract extension with the Mets, fans shouldn't get too giddy. (
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Monday, February 15, 2016 |
Carolina Baseball Promotional Schedule Released
The 2016 Carolina baseball promotional schedule is highlighted by the debut of the Bark at the Bosh when Georgia Tech comes to Boshamer Stadium on Thursday, March 24, at 6 p.m. along with two bobblehead giveaways in honor of former Carolina standout pitchers Andrew Miller (May 6) and Matt Harvey (May 16). (
Monday, February 15, 2016 |
Q&A with Mike Fox
You've been coaching for more than 30 years. What aspects of coaching keep you fresh and engaged? The kids. Being around 18- to 22-yearolds every day keeps you on your toes! This generation is a challenge, but a fun one. You have to learn how to connect with them, get in their world, earn their respect and, most importantly, show them you care. (
Winston-Salem Journal
Saturday, February 13, 2016 |
UNC's Run Production Critical for Diamond Heels in '16
UNC's 13-year streak as a NCAA Tournament staple came to an end last May due in large part to its inability to manufacture runs at critical times. Playing in June has become commonplace around Boshamer Stadium. That postseason absence has served as motivation for a young and talented team looking to return to Omaha for the first time since 2013. (
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Friday, February 12, 2016 |
Mariners catcher Chris Iannetta excited to flip sides in AL West
Having played the past four seasons with the American League West-rival Angels, Chris Iannetta is plenty familiar with the Mariners. And as he toured Safeco Field and took part in the weekend's FanFest, the veteran catcher wasted no time acclimating himself to his new home. "It's going to be exciting," the 32-year-old said durig a break from his autograph and fan-interview sessions. (
Thursday, February 11, 2016 |
How Andrew Miller is handling no longer being Yankees' closer
Andrew Miller is ready to hand the title "Yankees closer" to Aroldis Chapman for a more undefined bullpen role. But the switch won't mean uncharted territory for the veteran lefty. "It wasn't that long go that I did long-guy one day and I'd get an out in a tie game in the eighth inning the next day," Miller said Tuesday at the annual Thurman Munson dinner. (
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Wednesday, February 10, 2016 |
Tar Heels Baseball: Nike has a winner with UNC uniforms
The Tar Heels bring back just two seniors from last year's team and are loaded with underclassmen. They will also have the No. 1 recruiting class for next season, something they hope they can add to if they build something good this upcoming season. When they take the field for the first time this season, the Tar Heels will be sporting something pretty cool from their sponsor Nike. (
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Tuesday, February 09, 2016 |
Video: Matt Harvey on 'Late Night with Seth Meyers'
Heroes are defined by their villains. If not for the Joker, Batman would just be a dude LARPing around Gotham in the middle of the night. So, Matt Harvey went on Late Night with Seth Meyers Wednesday night and answered the question all of New York -- and MLB, for that matter -- has been asking itself since the Mets' ace was christened the Dark Knight. (
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HLS in DC, May 8-12, 2006
Below is a list of homeland security policy events in the DC area next week. I post a list each week and will sometimes update mid-week when I find new items. You can always find current and previous postings under the "Events†category tab at right. And please note that many events require prior invitations and/or RSVPs.
5/7-5/9: INTELCON: 2nd Annual National Intelligence Conference and Exposition. Marriott Bethesda North, 5701 Marinelli Rd, Rockville, MD.
5/8: Aspen Institute roundtable with Clark Kent Ervin on his new book "Open Target." Aspen Institute Washington, One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 700. Time not indicated.
5/8: Senate HSGAC hearing on the nomination of David Norquist as Chief Financial Officer of DHS. Dirksen 342, 3:30pm.
5/9: ABA Standing Committee on Law and National Security breakfast with Judge Richard Posner on intelligence reform and the U.S. Patriot Act. University Club, 1135 16th St NW, 8am.
5/9: Senate EPW Committee hearing on chemical site security and inherently safer technologies. Dirksen 628, 9:30am.
5/9: House Government Reform Committee hearing on "Anthrax Protection: Progress or Problems." Rayburn 2247, 10am.
5/9: Progressive Policy Institute book forum on "With All Our Might: A Progressive Strategy for Defeating Jihadism and Defending Liberty" with Sen. Evan Bayh, Gov. Mark Warner et al. National Press Club, 14th and F St NW, 10am.
5/9: House Homeland Security Committee hearing on FEMA-related legislation. Cannon 311, 2pm.
5/10: AEA Technology Forum on emerging technologies including RFID and cybersecurity. 601 Pennsylvania Ave NW, North Bldg Ste 600, 8am.
5/10: Progress and Freedom Foundation's Internet Security Summit. Hyatt Regency Washington, 8:30am.
5/10: DHS's "Soft Target Awareness Course" for managers of places of worship and school systems. Bank of America Building Tower One, 100 Charles Street, Baltimore, MD. 8:30am.
5/10: National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee meeting. Reagan Building, 1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW, 9:15am.
5/10: Center for Freedom and Prosperity event on "The Economics of Financial Regulation, Anti-Money Laundering Laws, Financial Crime, and the War on Terror. Dirksen 628, 12 noon.
5/10: Heritage Foundation event on "Londonistan" with Daily Mail columnist Melanie Phillips. 215 Massachusetts Ave NE, 12 noon.
5/10: House Government Reform Committee hearing on "After Katrina: The Role of the Department of Justice Katrina Fraud Task Force and Agency Inspectors General in Preventing Waste, Fraud, and Abuse." Rayburn 2247, 2pm.
5/10: House Homeland Security Committee hearing on "Building the Information Sharing Environment: Addressing the Challenges of Implementation." Cannon 311, 2pm.
5/10: Wilson Center event on "The Russian Perspective on Nuclear and Radiological Terrorism." 1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW, 3:30pm.
5/11-5/12: 4th Annual Homeland Security Contracting Opportunities Conference. Reagan Building, 1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW.
5/11: House Judiciary Committee hearing on "The Cyber-Security Enhancement and Consumer Data Protection Act of 2006." Rayburn 2141, 9am.
5/11: House Appropriations Committee subcommittee markup of the FY 2007 homeland security budget. Rayburn B-308, 9:30am.
5/11: House Government Reform Committee hearing on "Working Through an Outbreak: Pandemic Flu Planning and Continuity of Operations." Rayburn 2154, 10am.
5/11: Senate Agriculture Committee hearing on the "USDA Avian Influenza Plan Review." Dirksen 106, 10:30am.
5/11: House Homeland Security Committee hearing on "Creating a Nation-wide, Integrated Biosurveillance Network. Longworth 1311, 2pm.
5/11: House International Relations Committee hearing on "Reviewing the State Department's 'Annual Report on Terrorism." Rayburn 2172, 2pm.
5/11: House Homeland Security Committee hearing on "CBP and ICE: Does the Current Organizational Structure Best Serve U.S. Homeland Security Interests? Part III." Cannon 311, 2:30pm.
5/12: James Madison University research symposium on "Homeland Security: Engaging the Frontlines." National Academy of Sciences Building, 2100 C Street, NW, 8am.
5/12: Council for National Policy's 25th anniversary meeting features remarks by Sec. Chertoff. Exact time and location (somewhere in Tysons Corner) unknown.
5/12: FCC public meeting on the impact of Hurricane Katrina on communications networks. 445 12th Street, SW, Room TW-C305, 10am.
5/12: American Red Cross 2006 National Convention features remarks by Sec. Chertoff at 1pm. Washington Convention Center, 801 Mount Vernon Place.
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fosizzlemynizzlE | 0
what the fuck. this is one of the truest FMLs out there...i would be so pissed off.
cadillacgal79 | 32
72-err, why would you want to have sex with a corpse?
reneetlovesyou | 30
He's probably a necrophiliac.. Ugh *shudders*
icertainlysuck | 0
Tomorrow this should be the dad: "Today, my daughter beat me over the head with a shovel and buried me alive in my own funeral home". But seriously, FYL
fuckyourlife8 | 0
Haha, he could write that #35, but that would just be another FML for the OP as that would mean is dad just called him "his daughter" instead of "his son" =P
heirofhope | 38
Some people are unthinkable. I could never forgive someone who would do that, let alone my own parents.
fawfulster | 11
I agree wiith #4 CRASH THE BUSINESS!!
RenoTheRhino | 30
If OP crashes the business, then their family has no money. You have to make some kind of a living, and I'm guessing OP has some money, even if that's not what they wanted to do with their lives. Most funeral homes get a lot of money.
cronagorgon | 11
Yeah I agree with him after you do that you could probably find a nice bridge to live hnde
By israelnotjacob | 20
Wow, that is absolutely terrible that a parent would be so selfish as to force you into taking over the family business. That's why having a "family business" is pretty lame really. If it just starts out that way that's fine, but if none of your children or other close relatives want to take it over then you'll have to pass it on to someone else or just let it go. Every kid should have the chance to choose their own career path in life. Parents should only be there to help advise them when making the choice, but let the kid make the final decision.
razorgenius67 | 0
By Tom14567 | 0
Wow that sucks so bad,if I were you I would fuck up his business.By giving a bad name to his business,scaring costumers and talking shit about your dad.Really I am planning to learn in an university and if my parents will do something like that I will give them a peace of my mind,though there's no way they will do something that horrible to me.
Stahn | 0
I hope you're going to study in your own language at "an university." But anyway, this is a true FML. A lot of FMLs are just inconveniences or uncomfortable situations, and I'm like, oh, that sucks, but big deal, get over it. But this guy's life has truly been fucked over, and there's not much he can do a this point to change anything. Great dad you got there.
By BoboMatrix | 0
Dude you had an income already made for you, given its a bit morbid... Many people suffer quite a bit after finishing education, because they can't get a decent job and have high loans to pay back. Your business is something that isn't going out of business anytime soon.
Siren_00 | 0
This is true. When I first read this, I was also horrified, but #8 is kinda right. I mean yeah, it's awful you didn't get to 'do your own thing' and I would be beyond pissed myself if this happened, but you are probably pretty secure in your job and you don't have to look for a job or have ridiculous loans to pay off.
Kiwi_Splash | 0
Thank you, #16, for being able to make the perfect comment. For fuck's sake, his dad killed 15 years of what he could've been... Who knows, he might've ended up as a successful lawyer or doctor? I can't believe his father did that to him. If I found this out, I think I would be devastated to the extent of clinical depression because my life, and how I live it, and what I make of it is the most important thing to me. I'm so so sorry, I honestly feel your pain, OP.
Darthbane2007 | 14
That is true, but like others have said, what if he had other dreams such as becoming a Doctor, Lawyer, or a College Professor that were lost just because his father needed someone to run the family business?
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Happy Pink Wednesday!!
Tomorrow I'll share pictures of another project I finished using bottle brush trees, blocks and my vintage/antique glass baubles!! Ho ho ho! That's a wee hint of what's to come!
Warmest Pink Wednesday bear hugs, Aleta
8 comments:
- Karen ~ Cider Antiques said...
Hi Aleta, She is adorable! I love the little lace dress and pink bow. Very sweet!
Thanks for visiting :)
- December 17, 2008 at 1:56 PM
- Adrienne said...
What a little sweetheart of a bear! She's so cute. Have fun with your projects. Can't wait to see what you're doing. ~Adrienne~
- December 17, 2008 at 2:38 PM
- Brenda said...
Hi Aleta,
What a darling face and I love the lace dress! Can't wait to see what your working on next.
- December 17, 2008 at 5:26 PM
- Nancy said...
Oh Aleta...She is just so precious! Such a darling little outfit and sweet little face.
Can't wait to see the next project...and your dolls!
Have a great weekend!
Hugs, Nancy
- December 17, 2008 at 5:45 PM
- TinyBear said...
She is so lovely Aleta.
Looking forward to see your new dolls and your new projects.
Have a great day.
- December 17, 2008 at 10:53 PM
- Theresa said...
Aleta she's just the sweetest little bear I've ever seen. I can't wait to see what else you've created.
Happy Holidays to you!!!!
- December 18, 2008 at 7:59 AM
- All Bear said...
Lovely bear! Happiest of Christmasses to you and Bill Aleta x
- December 18, 2008 at 8:40 AM
- The White Bench said...
Sooo cute a little girl! Love her!
Monica x.
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by Amir Taheri
Gulf News
July 14, 2004
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Judging by diplomatic statements the whole world is now eager to help Iraq. "We will do all that we can to help Iraq," says German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer who had been in the forefront of the campaign to keep Saddam Hussain in power before liberation.
"The international community must come together and help Iraq," echoes France's new Foreign Minister Michel Barnier, signalling a possible change of course in Paris.
Other opponents of the liberation of Iraq have expressed similar sentiments. "Helping Iraq" was a key pledge in a communiqué issued by Iran and Syria at the end of Syrian President Bashar Al Assad's visit to Tehran this week.
Russia, China and India, too, have also indicated readiness to help Iraq. But how sincere are these promises? We shall not know the answer until concrete measures are taken to help Iraq stabilise and speed up rebuilding its economy.
The first step towards helping Iraq is for those countries that have refused to recognise the interim government to do so immediately. This should be followed by the reopening of embassies in Baghdad.
The interim Iraqi government should be allowed to reclaim that country's embassies abroad and to reopen them immediately. These moves will send a signal that everyone now accepts that Iraq has a new legitimate government. Next, those who say they want to help Iraq must stop their disinformation campaign in that country.
It is no secret that the bulk of rumours spread in Iraq each day come from Arab, especially Egyptian and Jordanian, intelligence services. Having shut themselves out of Iraq by an ambivalent attitude last year, Egypt and Jordan, along with other Arab states, are compounding their error by waging psychological war against the new leadership in Baghdad.
A more dramatic version of that psychological war can be observed in the Arab satellite television's coverage of Iraq. These channels, include Al Jazeera of Qatar, or the state owned Al Alam in Iran; and, one must assume, reflect the policies of their governments.
In the very least, these channels should stop broadcasting the video messages of terror groups killing people in Iraq. This does not mean censorship but proper journalistic treatment of material that must not be aired unedited and without comments to put it in context.
The claim of impartiality cannot justify showing videos of beheadings as an act of "resistance to occupation". Another way to help is for Iraq's neighbours, especially Iran and Syria, to stop distributing money and arms to political loose cannons and remnants of he fallen regime. The new Iraqi government says it has "conclusive evidence" that both these countries are involved in fomenting trouble in Iraq.
Those who say they want to help can also contribute troops. Iraq is likely to need a foreign military presence for another three years. Regardless of who wins the next presidential election, the US is certain to provide the bulk of the troops. But others could help. One way to do so could be described as "the Zapatero way".
Spain's new Socialist Prime Minister Jose Luis Zapatero won the election with a promise of withdrawing Spanish troops from Iraq. Now that he is in power he realises the consequences of that policy. He cannot, of course, eat humble tapas. But he is trying to mend things by sending Spanish troops to Afghanistan and Haiti to replace Americans, thus enabling the Pentagon to have more reserves for Iraq.
Germany and France could adopt similar positions, and send troops to replace GIs in some of the 22 peacekeeping missions in which the US shoulders the main burden. A good place to start would be in the heart of Europe, in the Balkans.
The Arab states, too, could adopt the "Zapatero way". Iraqis do not want Arab, or for that matter Turkish, troops on their soil. But Egypt and Jordan, and other Muslim states, notably Turkey, Pakistan and Malaysia, could contribute troops to replace Americans in several African and Asian theatres.
Nato could also help by stopping to treat Iraq as a leper. Iraq needs Nato's help in training the new Iraqi army and police force. This can best be done inside Iraq. French President Jacques Chirac's attempt at preventing this is bad for both Iraq and Nato. Another way to help Iraq is for the OPEC members to allow the newly-liberated nation to export more oil than allowed under its official quota.
Current Iraqi production averages at 1.8 million barrels a day. This could quickly be increased to three million, and Iraq has the potential to reach seven million barrels a day within five years.
Even then, taking into account rising global demand, the price of oil per barrel is likely to stay above the $25 mark regarded by OPEC as ideal. There is no reason why Iraq, which has a large population, and needs the money, should have the same quota as the smaller OPEC members that do not need so much cash.
Much has been said about Iraq's missing billions. By some estimates the fallen regime has hidden some $30 billion of Iraqi money in tax havens around the globe. At least another $10 billion has disappeared in corrupt deals involving the United Nations. The US should take the lead in tracing the missing money and help return it to the Iraqis.
Iraq should also get direct control of the estimated $14 billion that remains in an escrow account managed by the UN.
The measures mentioned above involve no significant financial cost to countries expected to take them. But there are other measures that involve serious money. The first concerns the American aid package of $18 billion. If properly spent this could give a boost to the Iraqi economy which is showing signs of revival.
So far, however, the main part of disbursement has gone to legal fees, consultancies and managerial costs that benefit non-Iraqi, mostly American, businesses.
The package should be redesigned away from big projects that might bear fruit in several years. What Iraq urgently needs is thousands of small and medium projects to improve the average citizen's life quickly.
At this time in Iraq, small is not only beautiful but good politics. It is also good politics for the US to give the Iraqis a real say in how and where the aid is used. More important, perhaps, is the need to solve Iraq's debt problem.
Iraq's foreign debt is around $120 billion, a huge burden for a crippled economy. Of these some $22 billion consists of arrears accumulated by Saddam over the past 13 years. A further $20 billion is owed to the Paris Club countries, notably Russia, France, Germany, Britain and the US. The Gulf states account for a further $60 billion of Iraqi debt.
The rest is owed to other countries and banks. As things stand Iraq would have to allocate a third of its oil income to servicing its debt. This translates into slower economic growth and cuts in social services. The Arab part of the Iraqi debt consists of the money given to Iraq during its eight-year war against Iran. It would be both honourable and good politics to write off that debt.
The Paris Club should write off at least 60 per cent of the debt. The US has asked for a total write-off, while Russia proposes 50 per cent. France, however, says it would not go beyond 30 per cent. The total Iraqi debt should be brought down to $50 billion, including the arrears, with a two to three years grace period and realistic rescheduling.
Iraq, with the world's second largest oil reserves, is a good medium and long-term investment for its creditors. Donors' conferences held during the past year have come up with a number of promises, but none has materialised so far.
What is needed is an implementation schedule to ensure that at least part of the $5 billion pledged in Madrid is made available this year. Helping stabilise Iraq and put it back on the path of economic development and democratisation is a good investment in reshaping the Middle East, indeed the whole Muslim world, ensuring oil supplies, and enhancing the security of the Western democracies.
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So, I'm trying to get some programs to load up as soon as I log in -- Thunderbird, Firefox, and XMMS. I did this by adding a simple script in $HOME/.kde/Autostart/ which just runs the programs...Nothing fancy. Now for the problem.
I'm using four virtual desktops, and I would like each of these programs to load to a different one (3, 1, & 4 respectively). Being fairly new to Linux, I've not the foggiest idea on where to start. Any suggestions?
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What will it take to stop this game? GTA 5 continues to defy sales conventions and pretty much every established law and rule of video game market lifecycles. Not only did GTA recently break the 75 million shipped copies mark, but apparently it sold more in 2016 than it did in 2014 and 2015.
That's right folks, sales for an over three-year-old game are trending upwards. Anyone marginally familiar with the basics of economics and any kind of finances regarding the video game industry will see that that's absolutely batshit crazy. Even the biggest AAA releases typically follow a well-established model – a model that GTA 5 decided to throw out.
Basically, each time a major AAA game is released, there is a massive spike for sales in the first week or so, because pre-orders are counted here as well, and most people who care about the game grab it then. In the following month, the spike subsides but sales remain generally high.
Then, for the next 1-2, on rare occasion 3, years, the sales will settle on a rough average that can't even touch the massive launch-spike but is still kind of significant. Overall, sales will trend downward over time, and settle for nominal after a few years, where they will stay until such a time that the game ceases to be commercially available.
Then came GTA 5, stomped everyone else into the ground with an insanely strong launch that has been unprecedented in the industry. Then, stepping into its second year, it took a look at the standard sales model for AAA games, and shook its successful head at this nonsense.
Sure, the whole "initial launch spike followed by sudden drop" was there, plain and clear, but that drop wasn't as major as it usually is. The game was still moving tens of millions of copies each year, which is something most titles struggle with in their launch year. But that wasn't the best of it.
As the years progressed, this thing kept selling more and more, and here we are, in the February of 2017, and more copies of GTA 5 have been sold than there are people in France (66 million). It's pretty much guaranteed that the game will soon surpass Germany (80 million) as well.
Now, let's assume that just half of all those copies were sold at full price, though in reality it's more likely that ~75-80% were sold at the standard $60. That's $2,250,000,000, plus all the cash brought in from the remaining discounted 50%, plus all the digital sales that aren't accounted for in this figure, plus all the Shark Card revenue.
That is an amount of money most of us can't even comprehend. Facebook purchased Oculus, a leading company in the VR industry (that is currently embroiled in more controversy than it can handle) for $2 billion. Vizio was acquired by a Chinese Tech company for $2 billion.
With the revenue generated by GTA 5, you could very likely fund an independent space program aimed at colonizing Mars. You could fund enough initiatives and programs to entirely clean the world's oceans of debris, or buy enough land to start your own country.
As for GTA 5's ever-growing sales? All this means is that those rumors about Online no longer getting DLC support seem all the sillier in retrospect. This juggernaut of a game is pushing forward without respite, and we're guessing it won't change much in the coming months.
Of course, there are a few things to consider that might cause those numbers to start trending down. Firstly, Red Dead Redemption 2 is going to launch this year, and while Take-Two's CEO doesn't expect the two titles to compete, it's likely that GTA Online will bleed players.
Another factor is that GTA 5's sales were kept strong by staggering the release of the game on various platforms. Initially it was launched on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 4, then on the current-gen consoles a year later, and then PC another year after that. All of these releases brought with them a smaller-scale launch spike, and since the game won't be surfacing on any new platforms in the future, that bonus is dead and gone.
Of course, a recent move on Rockstar's part will likely spike sales in February once more. GTA Online character transfers will end on the 6th of March. Initially it was thought that this only meant transfers between the previous generation games and the Enhanced Edition, however it was discovered that all transfers will cease.
This will likely push a large number of players who haven't upgraded yet to do so quickly. Of course, for those players who cannot afford to do so, this will likely mean that they will quit the game, however it's not like the old-gen servers are going down, so there is no reason to consider the platforms "dead".
We'll be interested to see where the game's sales go in 2017. Will it continue to trend upwards, beating the 2016 numbers, or will it finally succumb to the tolls of time and start to decline? There are factors supporting both outcomes, so we'll just have to wait and see.
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I am still not sure what the secret to consistency in Fantasy Golf is--aside from really knowing a field of players I am just learning, coupled with a cluster of courses that similarly are just becoming familiar--but I am enjoying and learning said field and venues each week playing the $3 DraftKings Weekly Hybrid PGA.
The issue is over the past few weeks I can pick the sleepers, a la Jamie Lovemark a couple of weeks ago and Roberto Castro last week, but the players who seem the most stable, like Rickie Fowler and Davis Love III, just crumble when I roster them.
So, this week the tour ventures to Point Vedra, Florida, and the hot Players Championship on a course that seems to favor shorter, tighter holes, which at least made me look more to the likes of Freddie Jacobsen than Bubba Watson.
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I have Marlon as a high third-round pick, Landry said. In the upper-tier third round. I think he, Kareem Hunt of Toledo and the kid from North Carolina State, Matthew Dayes, are all high third-round values.You could get what I think would be fourth-round value with guys like Samaje Perine of Oklahoma, Jamaal Williams of BYU, Wayne Gallman of Clemson, all juniors. Youre right, there are guys like Brian Hill of Wyoming, who is an outstanding player. If you want a little back who is shifty, which is not what some people want, you have Donnel Pumphrey [San Diego State] is really good. Elijah McGuire of Louisiana Lafayette is a fifth or sixth-round value.There are good players in this draft. I absolutely like Marlon Mack. I think he would be great value at the top of the third round if you can get him there. Maybe even the late second round. Well see. I dont think there is a half dozen players at the running back position who are better than Marlon in this draft. One of them is Joe Mixon, and we know thats going to be an ownership decision.So I think that there is absolutely an opportunity to get healthy at the running back position [in this draft]. And most people prefer the younger guys who dont have as much wear and tear on them.
They all have the same grade, but all are different type of guys, Landry said. Fournette is the Adrian Peterson power guy. An impact carry back. Needs to have 25 touches or carries a game. Not as good catching the football.Like Dalvin Cook, the more complete back. He can run, has more explosiveness and has more make-you-miss skills than Leonard. Much more effective catching the football out of the backfield.
Christian McCaffrey is the smaller satellite back. You can line him up in the backfield, the wing position or the slot position. If you put him in the receiving group, he might be as good as a receiver as there is in the draft. A great route-runner. Superb hands. Nice returner.So listen, its really like going to a car lot. Do you want a sports car, a minivan, a SUV or a pickup truck? I mean, they are all good, but what do you want? All these guys to me are first-round talent. I think behind them is Alvin Kamara of Tennessee, who has really good explosiveness with size.But Im going to tell you, that on the football field, Im not so sure that Joe Mixon is not the best running back in this draft overall. But
fill in the blank on Joe Mixon. That is going to be a very tough decision. And Im not advocating for him off the field. Im just saying, football-wise, hes special.
Utah RB Joe Williams has an outstanding burst and he was a little bit thicker than I anticipated. He is going to be a mismatch in the passing game as he gains more experience. He looks like an ideal change-of-pace back at the next level.
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- Electronic safe (complimentary)
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- Television
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- Four ring cooker with oven
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All restaurants are fully equipped with highchairs, drawing pads and crayons for the children whereas suite swimming pools are protected with kid safety nets and Jacuzzis safety covers. Sandy, crystal clear water, shallow beach is ideal for hours of water games for children.
Children's entertainment in the kids club, with various action and educational activities from professional child tenders, will provide parents with the extra time to achieve relaxation and enjoy their luxurious holidays.
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- Quiet adult only and family friendly zones are operated in the resort
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Pretty PastelsApril 22, 2012
I'm really the pastel trend so I thought I'd brighten up my look for work whilst the weather wasn't exactly bright! A way to turn this to an evening outfit would be to swap the leather jacket for a crisp white blazer. I need a white blazer preferably in a loose fit, perfect essential for summer!
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RUSH: Today, White House press briefing, Josh Earnest, the press secretary, got a question from Jim Acosta at CNN. Now, Acosta is apparently one of the biggest apologists for the Regime that you can find. And here's his question. Listen to this question, to the White House press secretary. This was just mere moments ago, in the last hour.
"The fact that you came out so quickly and tried to explain what the president had to say suggests that what he said was not what he intended to say, or are you saying that the rest of us took it the wrong way?"
When is the last time you can recall, outside of this administration, a member of the press bending over backwards like this?
Listen to this question again. This is after Obama said (imitating Obama), "Uh, you know what? I was watching the news, and I was watching what some of you people are doing, and we don't have strategy for that. We don't have a strategy."
(imitating Acosta) "Okay, so, Josh, you're out here so fast after that, answering questions, the fact that you came out so quickly, does it suggest that what he said was not what he intended to say?" Would Sam Donaldson ever say that to a spokesman for Reagan, like Larry Speakes? "Larry, did the president really not mean to say what he said. Did we take it wrong, Larry? Is that what you're saying, did we take it the wrong way?" And here's the answer from the press secretary.
EARNEST: The reaction that we had at the White House yesterday was not in response to the president's comments; it's in response to the way it was being reported. We didn't listen to the president's news conference and go formulate a strategy for responding. We listened to the president's news conference, watched your reporting, and recognized that if we wanted people to have a very clear understanding of what the president was trying to communicate, that we needed to engage you directly to do that.
RUSH: Meaning, you know, we can't leave it up to the president to tell you what he means. After he does that, we have to come here the next day and tell you what you meant 'cause you people are obviously not smart enough to keep up with the president. You're not quick enough. You're not with it enough. You really can't keep up with the guy. You don't know what he's saying so we have to come out the next day and explain it to you. This is what Earnest was saying based on the question. And what he was really saying here was, you know what? We watched you guys reporting on the president saying we didn't have a strategy, and we realized that we had to come out here and correct what you guys were saying because you didn't understand what the president said.
Now, folks, there's no way to misinterpret "We don't have a strategy." There's no way to misinterpret, "Well, you know, we got the best military in the world. We could put 'em down here. We're not gonna be able to get rid of 'em. The Iraqis are gonna have to step up." So the press, so shocked, so dismayed by what they heard, desperate for some word from the White House today that it was them who were wrong and not the president saying something stupid. And that's what Acosta is begging for. Acosta is basically begging for the press secretary to tell him that the press core just got it wrong. "No, no, no, the president didn't say anything stupid like that." And the press is totally willing to accept that they are the idiots, if it means Obama not looking like an idiot.


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Is your testimony a private part of you; guarded from just anyone, or deep inside your soul, but to shy to share it? It seems to be a rare occurrence for sisters, in general, to share their feelings for a testimony that is like fire in their bones. I have thought about this a lot as I'm one of those that doesn't bear testimony too often. I'm beginning to feel I need to repent of this attitude.
In my research, of discovering spiritual giants in Relief Society–like Eliza R. Snow, Isabella Mary Horne, and Sarah Granger Kimball–I am amazed at how powerful these women sound when they testify of Joseph Smith, Jesus Christ, and His gospel. There is no apology, no shyness, no hesitation to claim where they stand, tall and mighty. My love for these women, and their example, grows as I connect with them on a spiritual level. I too can witness of what they attest to, but am I holding back anything that they would not?
As believers in Jesus Christ, we have the right, and privilege, of feeling His spirit and seeing His works around us on a daily basis. We also have the right and privilege to call upon Him to lift us, bless us, and grant us powerful strength from on high. Through Jesus Christ, we can surmount any temptation thrown our way. We can find peace and forgiveness. And we can live in this world without being overcome by this world.
I have run across many websites run by Christian women, and have to confess, I love to tap into their attitudes. These women are good, and strong, and happy to live righteous lives. In fact, everything they do is centered around their belief in Jesus Christ. They know He's there, they acknowledge Him daily, and rely on Him openly, and unapologetically, without appearing awkward or ashamed. Mormon women might take a lesson in this.
How can we honestly proclaim Jesus Christ as our Savior and Redeemer without sounding full of pride and self-righteousness? How do we expose our innermost feelings without becoming vulnerable?
I believe it comes through the intent of our actions. As we live as Latter-day Saints, we have to act on our happiness. Show our gratitude in how we serve others. Remember that if we are following the will of our Heavenly Father, then we are satisfied to accept His guiding hand in our lives; accept His answers; and accept who we are becoming. This feeling alone will make our hearts gush out the good news that God is good.
This post, and these random thoughts, comes about for the sole purpose of sharing this video with you of a beautiful Christian woman. Why is she beautiful? Because her countenance speaks of Jesus Christ without fear, shame, or pride.
I add my own testimony to hers, and everyone who feels as we do. Jesus Christ is the Savior of the World. He has already paid for the horrendous sins I have made—and may yet make in the future—and He still wants me. His arm is stretched out still. He has forgiven me even before I have fallen to my knees. All the bad things I have done and all the bad things that have been done to me. The price has been paid in full and I carry that receipt of mercy close to my heart. He has given me beauty for ashes and my soul weeps for so good a God.
The feelings of my testimony should not be contained. They should be expressed as well as written for future generations. Sing your New Song for Him; the giver of all good things.


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Going to get the FLips live album too, maybe the AIR 'Le Soleil Est Pres de Moi' 12" (favourite song of theirs). Have been looking at two of the Prince 12"s but have no idea how much they'll cost.
Will be spending the day at R.A.G.E./The Record Spot in Dublin actually! Have you gone there before?
YES! I fucking love that place. Went there for RSD a couple of years ago (2015 I think) and it was a scorching hot day. They had a little marquee set up outside with bands and DJs playing all day and everyone was just gathered around it or across the street drinking cans, it was absolutely beautiful.
I was wondering what the setup would be, the shop is flippin' tiny! Weather forecast looks good for tomorrow so I'm looking forward to that even more now!
morning guys.
thanks to that awesome music board thread I'm going to learn some more Jason Molina songs today.
Sweet! Some other great record shops nearby too, you've got Freebird/Secret Book and Record Store, Spindizzy, Sound Cellar and Tower I suppose. I'd say RAGE will be the best to place to end up hanging out though. Sometimes the hotels and stuff will put on some DJs throughout the day, some hotel on Harcourt St had a class lineup that year, like Le Galaxie and stuff, but no one seemed to know it was going on
something feels good about today y'know? Like I think we're all going to be alright.
Yeah, love Freebird and Spindizzy. Don't know how much I'll have to spend AND I'm going to the Munster game in the Aviva afterwards so can't carry much!
Will keep an eye out for RSD events though, good shout! My mates are playing downstairs in Whelan's that night but I'll be up for mischief before and after.
Sounds like a solid day/night you have there!
Seeing a pal and her baby!! Should be okay
literally this. starving.
edit:actually considering getting a bus to angel to get a burrito at lunch
so I don't have shingles, I'm just really ill
piccadilly records are selling the prince 12"s for £12.99 each
im after the cribs and distillers re-releases and my gf is bribing me with a fry up to pick up the laura marling live album for her
I would literally kill you and everybody you care about for a burrito right now. Literally.
This burrito chat kills me. There is nowhere here that sells burritos, but I'd love one.
My options are Subway, McDonalds, KFC or Morrisons. And I've had Subway the last two days.
hi all
London dwelling pals have driven down to Kernow for one of their birthdays. Gonna see em' tomorrow for festivities. Good thing this cold is subsiding.
Thanks man! That's around €16.00 which means shops here will bump that up to €20.00. Will wait and see though!
Didn't spot the Cribs re-release. Can't look too hard at the list or I'll go mad.
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Declan O'Brien: If claims stack up, 20 years of hard work could go down drain
TWO giants of the Irish food industry were locked in a war of words last night, and at stake is the reputation of the Irish beef industry.
Larry Goodman-owned ABP has strongly refuted the claim made by convenience meal manufacturer Greencore that meat supplied from its Nenagh factory was the source of horse meat found in Bolognese sauce.
In a strongly worded statement, ABP said it had carried out a traceability check on the beef used in the consignment sent to Greencore – which involved identifying the actual animals slaughtered. As a consequence, the company said it was satisfied that it was not the source of positive equine results.


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Discussion in 'Punto 1.3 MJD 90 HP' started by NishanthNag, Feb 6, 2013.
OT - Java looks so nice. I had Yezdi, and I thoroughly enjoyed the ride on it.
Congrats on your beauty, Nishanth!
I liked your comment on the steering
I think I met your Punto near Forum on Wednesday evening around 6.30. I noticed because the blue area on the number plate had a FIAT logo above IND. I havent seen this pattern much on the number plates.
Thanks Ravi ... Its more than just ride ..
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Thanks Tulasi, Haha Yeah i feel so since i upgraded from Pistol to Rotatory Cannon :-D ... I had been to Concorde Mtrs, but made a move by 5 pm so that wouldnt be me ... And i dont have the FIAT logo on the plate though, its just the IND & Monogram
Cool 2T really. That Jawa. My dad had a Yezdi in the 80's and brother a Rajdoot 350 ( incorrectly called Yamaha RD350 in India).
The thing about the supposedly heavy steering is - most of the cars these days have insanely overboosted electrical power steerings that the traditional Hydraulic systems now feel as heavy as a mechanical non power-assisted steering.
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First Glimpse of My KEMPI
Second Glimpse with the Shocker !! With no Sport Vinyl !!
Interiors: Dual Tone, Notice the Crome Dashboard line + Red Stitching ?
Fatty Tires: Got Goodyear GT3 (Date Of Manufacture: 2312 = 2+3 (5th Month) 12 (2012 Year)
Did anyone notice 90 Horses?
No Racing Pedal !!! But Sport
Almost got 3D Pose of My KEMPI:
Congrats Nishanth on the buy.....Enjoy the beauty.......
Great Pictures of fresh Punto. Congratulation Nishanth.
Beautiful Pictures, especially I liked the Jawa and Fiat picture. Take good care of the KEMPI. Your writings brings back my memories of buying my Punto 90 HP. BTW what does KEMPI means ???
He has already said that at start. He has kept names for each of his vehicles. So for this he has named as Kempamma (loosly translates to lady in red) and in short he calls is kempi
Congrats on the buy. Enjoy you car.
BTW, your tyres are newer than you think. 2312 means, 23rd week of 2012, which would be between 3rd June and 9th June
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How to Transform Jealousy into Compersion – FEEL It!
Since jealousy and compersion are opposite emotions, a lot of people think they are mutually exclusive – that you either feel one or the other about any given person or event. But I know from experience you can feel both almost simultaneously. Tonight is the perfect example. Brad (the father of my child and life … [Read more…]
Focusing on Myself
I just remembered Brad's on a date with a new woman. He's been gone almost three hours now, and I just realized it. I consider that progress. In the past I've been anxious from the moment he starts getting ready to the moment he tells me the whole story the next day. But little by … [Read more…]


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It doesn't get any hotter than this. The average high temperature is 92 degrees each day this week and next, the hottest average highs of the year. The average low temperature is 70 degrees. Record temperatures during this week in history range from 102 to 107 degrees, according to The Weather Channel's Web site.
Bring your own fan. You can find a reasonably priced battery-operated or electric portable fan. Women can invest in folding hand-held fans, which are also elegant accessories.
Stand under a mister. You can find misters at Lake Olmstead Stadium for Augusta GreenJackets games and downtown on Saturdays at Saturday Market on the River, at Eighth and Reynolds streets.
Use a parasol or umbrella. For convenience, buy a pocket umbrella to protect yourself from the sun's rays.
Drink ice water or other iced beverages. Cool down with essential summer drinks. Make sure you have plenty of ice cubes. Avoid alcoholic beverages, though.
Eat ice cream. Summer is the time to indulge in your favorite ice cream, frozen yogurt or frozen fruit concoction.
Play in the water. Run through the sprinklers at home or find a splash park or fountain to keep cool.
Go ice skating. Strap on a pair of skates and play on the ice. You'll probably even have to wear warm clothing.
Hang out in air-conditioned places. Save some money on your power bill and cool down at your favorite retailer, bookstore, theater or coffee shop.
Sit in the shade. Lounge on your porch or pull a chair under a tree and let the leaves shade you from the sun.
Less is more. Summer is the time for dressing less with shorts, tank tops and sundresses.
Q: Does eating fiery foods cool you off?
A: "I think the thought process behind it is that when you eat spicy foods, it causes you to sweat," said Nicole Moore, the outpatient adult dietitian at Medical College of Georgia Hospital. "It's actually the sweating that cools you off. The perspiration evaporates and that causes you to cool down."
She is not sure, however, whether that has been scientifically proved or works for everyone.
Q: What's the best way to cool off fast?
A: When you're overheated, the best thing to do is take a cool shower.
That cools down your body temperature as quickly as possible, said Dr. Brandy Turner, a family nurse practitioner and the director of the nurse practitioner program at the Medical College of Georgia's School of Nursing.
Q: How do roofers stay cool?
A: Bob Stevens, the owner of Southern Roofing and Insulation Co., said that his company provides plenty of ice for roofers to put into their coolers to chill their drinks. They have access to cold water all day.
His roofers start working at 7 or 7:30 a.m. to avoid some of the sun's rays. When the temperatures were in the 100s, his crews worked only six or seven hours a day.
Stevens urges his roofers to take breaks throughout the day and to stand in the shade whenever possible. Even the most experienced roofer can get overheated.
"That's just one of the things that comes along with the type of business this is," Stevens said. "When you get dizzy or feel faint, you just have to get out of the heat.
"It happens to everybody. It's just one of those things that you have to be aware of."
Q: How do you stay cool in a swamp?
A: "That's easy. All you've got to do is get in the water. That's what I always did," said naturalist and folkways expert Dick Flood, who goes by the name of Okefenokee Joe.
If the water was shallow, he would lie down to cover his entire body, sometimes with all of his clothes on. He made sure to remove his wallet and car keys, though.
He shaded himself under trees and had an air conditioner in the cabin where he lived near the swamp. He survived the steamy swamp heat by placing a cool rag onto his head or neck.
Okefenokee Joe, who now lives in North Augusta, has played country music around the world and found a deeper calling in the Okefenokee Swamp. He speaks to children in schools about nature and writes songs about conserving the environment.


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TurboGrafx Games Hit Japanese PSN
July 15, 2009 - Sony's lineup of PlayStation classics for download and play on PlayStation 3 and PSP is a bit sparse in the Western world. But in Japan, the "Game Archives," as the classics download service is known there, offers over 300 PlayStation titles, and receives regular updates every other week.
Bomberman '94 Review
April 16, 2009 - It took 28 months to move one year forward. Back at the launch of the Wii almost two and a half years ago, the Virtual Console's first ever Monday update was home to a Bomberman game. It was a solid release, and allowed for new Wii owners to have access to that classic B-Man multiplayer design on their freshly opened systems almost from Day 1.
Nintendo Nostalgia #5
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With Holidays, there are loads of pretty wonderful holiday things to have and give as gifts.
Here is my board of Have to Have Holiday Things.
I'm so excited to close the chapter of one positive year of being independent, doing things my own way and really making my life the best it can be. Yay Holiday!


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Monday, August 2, 2010
The image is from the production of Die Gotterdamerung now at Bayreuth. I find it intensely powerful and moving. This is the prolog; these are the Norns, the weavers of fate, seated in the starry firmament upon a pile of human skeletons, the classic memento mori. It has a stately beauty that the Norns are rarely granted these days; they are usually found in dusty basements or hanging from bungee cords or buried in garbage heaps or in the shadow of hydroelectric dams or the detritus of space stations. This image pleased me tremendously.
Earlier, in Act III of Siegried, when Wotan awakens Erda, the eternal earth mother (who does not like to be awakened from her sleep), she asks him why he doesn't ask the Norns what he wants to know? Wotan replies that the Norns can only spin; they cannot change destiny. He wants to know how to hold back the rolling wheel of fate; if its course can be altered?
Of course it can't. The king of the gods is as unfree as the Norns. All bow before the endlessly unrolling dreams of eternity. Erda goes back to sleep. Wotan understands that his dream is ending. Erda knows, from the depth of her dream, that there will be others.
So these are the marvelous ladies who weave the strands of fate they cannot control. It is how I might imagine them.
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Now attracting a salubrious crowd, Anguilla is exclusive, but still manages to retain much of its sleepy backwater charm, which it showcases to those who crave some serenity in this off-the-beaten-track Caribbean sanctuary. A luxury holiday in Anguilla is a great alternative to other busier Caribbean islands - but if you want the best of both worlds, the shops, bars and restaurants of St Maarten and St Barths aren't far away.
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Kinney joined the Baird & Warner sales team from Rubloff Residential Properties, where he recently served as president.
Throughout his distinguished career, Kinney has been deeply involved with a number of professional real estate organizations at the local, national, and international level. Both the Chicago Association of Realtors, as well as the Illinois Association of Realtors, have honored him as their "Realtor of the Year."
Jim Kinney has served on many committees of the Illinois Association of Realtors over the years -- including his tenure as Dean of the Realtor Institute and President of the Real Estate Education Foundation. He holds the professional designation of CRS (Certified Real Estate Specialist), has served as Illinois CRS Chapter President, and was twice recognized as "CRS of the Year."
He has also served on the National Association of Realtors Executive Committee, and formerly held the position of Presidential liaison to Ireland. He is a member of FIABCI, the international real estate federation. Kinney is also currently on the National Board of the Council of Real Estate Brokerage Managers, and will be the 2009 National President of that organization.
Jim holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Northwestern University and enjoyed a career in advertising before joining the ranks of the real estate world. A member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Jim Kinney is also a member of the Executives Club of Chicago, and serves as President Emeritus of the Advisory Board of the Illinois Eye Bank.
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RIVERSIDE (CBSLA.com) — UC Riverside researcher Dr. Christos Kyriakopoulos is interested in what's happening east of Los Angeles near the Salton Sea.
Kyriakopoulos took notice of a cluster of 20 small quakes that hit the area Monday morning. The largest was a magnitude 3.5. However, swarm activity is very common, he says.
"We do not know if it will trigger a bigger event but we can't exclude it," Kyriakopoulos said.
In September, a couple hundred quakes hit around the same area past Coachella Valley, and Kyriakopoulos has been keeping an eye the activity.
These swarms are energy being released around the faults.
Kyriakopoulos is also interested in what's happening in countries like Italy, where earthquakes have devastated areas and lives there.
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Obama's speech in Roanoke Virginia was doused with the usual Obama, Soros and Liberal News propaganda. Tim Caine former Democratic Governor, now running for Senate introduced Obama in Roanoke saying Obama has brought people together because he has the expertise to work across the aisle – Caine's comments exemplifies the desperation of the Democratic Base. If they lie about that, they'll lie about anything! Was Tim Caine just dropped on his head and suffering from Alzheimer or is he but one more traitor to add to the list of those wishing to destroy America?
Obama's speech was a carbon copy of his 2008 Presidential Campaign and the shocker here is, people actually were yelling, cheering and supporting him. The crowd's reaction should be a signal to Republicans, Conservatives and the good ole boys and girls that Obama is the most dangerous leader in the history of our United States. He's not losing a step because he doesn't have a record to run on – nope the fact is he's gaining steam and could well be on his way to another 4 years.
Soros, Axelrod, Messina and Jarrett have handcrafted a political agenda for the next three months that is gathering momentum, even though it reeks of one lie after another. They just created a sequel to the successful 2008 "hope and change" campaign, put a new face on it adding a bit of political glitz and glamor and turned it into Obama's 2012 campaign "hope and change."
The Democrats and Liberal News Media have jumped on this campaign sequel like a hot potato and it's working smoothly and seamlessly strengthening Obama's base snagging single women, Hispanics, African Americans and the Entitlement society.
Obama with the help of his trusty teleprompter is one of the most polished orators of our time and this snake oil salesman is selling his wares once again with ease. Although his speech was overflowing with false promises, lies and incorrect information he holds the "Me,Me,Me" sheeples in the palm of his hands. His speech in Roanoke actually was hypnotic to the Entitlement Society for he lulled them into a trance by promising more free "hand outs."
Obama has a new pre-packaged campaign that's working – he preys on the poor, the middle class, the single women, college students and Americans promising them a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. These are the people who want the Government to support them, give them a hand out – they're perfectly contented to be the "sheeple" wagging their tails as long as "Big Government" keeps the money coming.
Obama knows the hot buttons that makes this group of people crawl to him – he mentions that if he isn't put back in office they can expect higher taxes, cuts in their entitlements and he assures them he's the only one who cares about them.
His keywords just like in 2008 are the American Dream, jobs (new infra – structure,) assistance to homeowners, paying off the National Deficit, smaller Government and team work. He says if the wealthy 2% don't pay their fair share money will be taken from our Military, our kid's education and Medicare. Says he went to Washington to fight for the middle class and that he believes in making stuff here in America. Accuses Romney of outsourcing and says he came to Washington to put people back to work.
There you have it folks – Obama is successfully running in 2012 on 'no record" and Mitt Romney is cautiously plodding along playing defense. Romney needs to get Newt Gingrich in his corner and run a campaign that is truly about taking back our Country in 2012.
Newt has faced bigger "turkeys" than Obama and can absolutely make mincemeat out of Obama's pathetic radical campaign. But on the other hand if Mitt Romney would take the offensive and attack Obama with the same relentless vengeance that he did with Newt – Mitt Romney could be our President for 2012.
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- The bright shade seen is the best closer view of fabric's color.
- The Products Shown on the website are not the part of Display at our Store.
Specifications of Buy Georgette Navy Blue Embroidered Salwar Suit
Navy Blue
60gm Georgette
Dry Clean Only
Collar neck
Festival, Reception, Wedding, Ceremonial, Party
7 days
Full Sleeve
Salwar Suit