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My name is Jamison Huhner and my blog presents and discusses claims to fame for small towns all over the U.S. And other random nonsense. Claims to fame include celebrity residents past and present, historic events (battles, crimes), oddities, records of some sort and a million other things. I'm a graduate of Devils Lake Central and, eventually, a graduate from the University of North Dakota with degrees in Russian/Soviet studies and business. After college I moved south to Atlanta before finally ending up in Nashville where I now live with my wife and twin boys.
The Small Town – Thomasville, NC Population 21,354 2010 Census
The Claim To Fame - The World's Largest Chair?
The world's largest chair in Thomasville, North Carolina is not the world's largest chair and hasn't been for quite some time. But ask almost anyone in Thomasville and they will assure you that it is, indeed, the world's largest chair. Show them a photograph of the actual world's largest chair with a tape measure next to it and they will suggest that the tape measure is defective. Or they'll play some semantics game centered on the exact meaning of the word chair. If all these rationalizations come up short, it's probably a conspiracy whereby the evil folks of Gardner, Massachusetts have almost certainly bribed some official from Guinness Book of World Records or whatever government body or agency is responsible for keeping track of such things.
All of this brings to mind a very distinct phenomenon I've noticed while searching for small town claims to fame. When a town's claim to fame is threatened, most citizens will cling to it until the bitter end, an overwhelming abundance of proof to the contrary be damned.
Many small towns have a claim to fame which involves a UFO or two. Once a UFO story gets a foothold in a community, look out. The perpetrators of the hoax can come forward and share all of the intricate and credible details of their fraud, but it doesn't matter.
A runestone was "found" in Kensington, Minnesota some decades ago. This large stone with a supposedly ancient Scandinavian inscription, if genuine, would prove that the Swedes visited the area that is now Minnesota long before Christopher Columbus dropped anchor wherever it is that he dropped his anchor. A parade of experts has come forth of over the years and presented a wealth of evidence that proves it is fake. A number of experts, for example, have proven that many of the words that are inscribed on the stone weren't even used in that particular form until centuries later. Nevertheless, to this day, much of the community will argue that the stone is authentic.
Why people choose to believe such things in spite of such overwhelming evidence to the contrary is fascinating, but much too complex a topic to discuss in this brief article and is probably best examined in some later article or, even better yet, addressed by my readers. Both of them. Hi Mom and Dad.


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This year's result will have him fly to Wellington in August
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They will sit another Eton Press examination to determine the
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Press final.
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the $2000 of prize money on offer, he said he was not
counting all his goats yet.
In case you were wondering, Pyo said the goat could eat
57.3sq m - assuming it did not eat the tin shed first.
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Independence gets 19th win in a row, defeats Stockdale
The Independence boys basketball team came up with enough defensive stops and a solid offensive effort to defeat Stockdale, 63-51Thursday night
Manzanero72: Tom Kaine, really? He seems like an upright kind of guy. Moral by politician standards, seems, in one word, unoffensive. Can't say I've heard a lot of talk against him, but I sure haven't heard a lot of talk FOR him, either. On Monday morning, I'd rather be explaining what Kaine brings to the ticket than try to gloss over the harsh, radical stands of Mike Pence in regards to women's issues. But, still, with the Democratic Party All-Stars ready to hit the trail for Hillary, did she really think that elevating another white guy to tell black and brown America what their problems are is really the best idea moving forward to November. "Kaine is fluent in Spanish and that may be a benefit for her with Hispanics," some pundit said. I was offended. That means that saying, "Build the wall," in Spanish somehow makes the message viable to Hispanics. How dumb do the Dems and Pubes think we are? In these unsettled times, I would have enjoyed a Western state Latino to offer his insight on the border issue and I'm sure Cory Booker would have offered a sense having someone on your side to Black America. Instead, another white guy. Hillary can't seem to get out of her own way. A quick internet search reveals Goldman Sachs ties for Kaine. That sure doesn't help, either. I'm an Independent, Bernie-supporting voter with big questions regarding my vote. I'm the guy both Hillary and Trump are looking to find. Tom Kaine sure isn't doing it for me.


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A person that is seen as only head good for only one thing....giving head
by Sampson January 07, 2005
When you take your balls and slap someone in the face several times then make them suck your balls then let a midget give you a blowjob and then fuck a girl up her as then give her a cream pie in her pussy and watch it oze out
bankhead fucking chris
by jackerie March 16, 2007
An African American who is dedicated to getting money. One who will by any means necessary do what it takes to get that paper. A Bankhead nigga will take yo cookies cuz he just dont give a f***!
Nigga Im a Bankhead cuz I just dont give a f***!
by L-Boogie Swol February 21, 2006
means Buckhead which is a rich area of Atlanta
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"No Crystal Stair"
The James Weldon Johnson Memorial Collection has recently acquired a group of working manuscripts prepared by African American writers for the Writers Project of the Works Progress Administration in the mid 1930s. The typescript essay drafts that remain of the project, which may have been titled "Life Ain't Been No Crystal Stair: An Informal History of Negros in New York," include work by Ralph Ellison, Claude McKay, Charles Siebert, and many others. The proposed project seems never to have been completed and the majority of the work in this collection of manuscripts was never published in this form.
Among the many writers and subjects represented are the following: Ralph Ellison on the Anti-Slavery Movement in the US; Abram Hill on Negro Poets; Charles Siebert and Ted Poston on the Underground Railroad; Henry Lee Moon on Ben Fletcher and the IWW; Claude McKay on Negro Theatre; Hugo Gellert on Negro Folk Songs (a later version of this essay was published in The Masses,); Lasalle Best on Negro Musicians in New York; Roy Ottley on The Reaction of Southern Negroes in New York City.
A record for the collection can be located in the library's Uncataloged Accessions Database: No Crystal Stair. An informal history of Negros in New York: essays by Ralph Ellison and others: typescripts, corrected.
Images: manuscript pages from "No Crystal Stair" (click on any photo to see a larger view).
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Made the recipe as listed, I don't think I made any changes. It was great!!
The rosemary and the orange lent a wonderful flavor to this creamy dish! Our 5 year old even ate the mushrooms!! I used left over pork from some chops the night before so I sorta finagled the recipe and adjusted it for pork that had already been cooked. It worked out well. Thank you jewleies!
this was a great burst of good flavors all coming together. Enjoyed it very much and will be making again.
The whole family loved this. The orange pairs up well with the rosemary flavor. I served this over the kids favorite, buttered noodles. I'll certainly make this again. It's quite a great spin on traditional stroganoff. Thanx for sharing!


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I have a movieclip 'MainImage', what i need to load an image into, also the image needs to be centered in it too.
Can anyone give me a hand sorting this out?
I have a movieclip 'MainImage', what i need to load an image into, also the image needs to be centered in it too.
Can anyone give me a hand sorting this out?
loadMovie() into a MovieClip and loadMovieNum() were used in AS2 [I have to check my syntax here]
Let me also check my notes on AS3 Loader class methodology.
So the basic question is: Are you using AS2 or AS3?
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Im using actionscript 3.
I've just found this
That loads the image into my movieclip however its not centered,but im not sure why, will i have to mess with the margins to get it centered?PHP Code:
//URL of the external image content
var myRequest:URLRequest=new URLRequest("images/3.jpg");
//Create a new Loader to load the image
var loader:Loader = new Loader()
//Load the external image into the Loader
// Listen when the loading of image is completed
function loadTheImage(evt:Event):void {
//Display the Loader on the MainTimeline
//The holder_mc (new symbol) was created before by:
Insert -> New Symbol -> Select MovieClip
Give this new symbol any name you like (e.g. MyImage)
Return to the scene.
Drag the MovieClip (e.g. MyImage) into your scene from the Library window
Give the instance name of this MovieClip "holder_mc"
You can add fun to the picture showing up, e.g. TransitionManager
Remember to add Classes to use the Transition Effect at the beginning
import fl.transitions.*;
import fl.transitions.easing.*;
Please see "Transition Effect + Tween Animation (2)"
TransitionManager.start(holder_mc, {
type: PixelDissolve,
direction: Transition.IN,
duration: 3,
easing: None.easeNone,
xSections: 20,
ySections: 20
For AS2 see http://www.verticalmoon.com/tutorial.../loadmovie.htm
For AS3, see http://www.iheartactionscript.com/lo...al-swf-in-as3/... add the loadMovie command to the maintimeline.The first parameter is the name of the .swf file you want to load and display. The second parameter is the instance name where you want the movie to be loaded in to.
loadMovie("slideshow.swf", holderMC);
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14190.html ]covers both AS3 LOADER class and AS2 loadMovie() method]


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New Style by Elizabeth and James
Elizabeth and James has really been coming out with some great new styles this season. They have a couple of jeans like the Miller and Baxley (which also comes in brown leather). The amazing styles didn't stop with those either. They also have these, the Diedrick Leather Leggings.
I have been staring at these for quite a while now. I just think they are really cool. They are a skinny leather trouser that have a motorcycle stitching along the thigh with ankle zippers at the outseam. Another detail that I also find perfect about these is the back pockets. They are a trouser pocket instead of a patch pocket. I love seeing a pair of trousers or jeans that are complete 360 degrees around. They come in a brown leather (which has really grown on me). I think they would also look great in a black leather or black suede as well. These have already been spotted on Ashley Olsen herself and I am hoping to see them on more celebs. Hopefully, on Kate Moss, Elle Macpherson, or Angelina Jolie. You can click here to purchase these leather pants at Ssense for $895.
Jennifer Lopez in Balmain
Jennifer Lopez was caught on the set of her new music video "Papi" in Los Angeles, California. She wore a pair of Balmain Zip Leather Trousers. I love these! I do think that they need to be just a tad bit tighter, just a tad, but they still look amazing. It was love at first sight when I saw them on Daria Werbowy during the show. I love the trouser cut, the leather, and the zippers! Balmain modernized the trouser in such a new cool way. I would love to have these but the price tag on them will only make that be a dream.
I want to see Kate Moss in these. I'm surprised that we haven't seen her wear them right after they walked the runway. I wouldn't doubt she has them and that she just hasn't worn them yet. I think they are so her style and would like to see what she would pair them with.
Images Courtesy of PacificCoastNews.com
Kate Moss in Balmain
Kate Moss was caught on vacation/The Kills tour in St. Tropez with daughter Lila Grace. She was wearing a pair of side lace Balmain leather shorts from a few seasons ago. It seems a little hot to be wearing a pair of leather shorts during the summer, especially in St. Tropez.
Ohh…it must be so nice to be at the beach. The weather here is killer. It has been so hot the past few days here in California. It just seems like it would be so lovely. You can click here to purchase Balmain at Net-A-Porter.
Images Courtesy of INFDaily.com
Kate Moss in Siwy
Yay! A Kate Moss sighting. She was caught leaving her hotel in Sydney, Australia with husband Jamie Hince. She wore her favorite pair of Siwy jeans for the day. She chose the Hannah in Surrender. I think this is a great look. One being Kate is wearing color! I think the red is great with the jeans. Now if only we can see her wearing some blue jeans with a colored tee.
At first when I saw these photos I thought she was wearing her khaki suede Balmain jeans. I think this look would look equally as amazing with those. The khaki and the red would play off each other really well. You can click here to purchase Siwy jeans at BlueHeavenBoutique.


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BOARDMAN — Changes are coming to The Shops at Boardman Park.
Movies 8 will reopen Friday with eight theaters showing "Captain America: The Winter Soldier," "Heaven is for Real," "A Million Ways to Die in the West," "Neighbors," "Rio 2," "Rio 2 3D," "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" and "The Amazing Spider-Man 2 3D."
All shows will be $3 with a $2 surcharge for 3D features.
For show times go to boardmanmovies8.com.
Cold Stone Creamery will close Saturday after an agreement was reached for a new tenant to take the spot. Details on the new tenant have not been released, but the tenant is expected to make its own announcement, said Celeste Lisko, marketing director for Handel Investments LLC, the company that owns The Shops at Boardman Park.
Party Max in the plaza closed in March. Some potential tenants have looked at the location, Lisko said.
Took my family there Friday and it was awesome. First time I got to see a 3D movie, and all 4 of us could see it for $20. Try that at Regal Cinemas.


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WSU comes close once again
It's late, so here's our post for tonight on Washington State's 24-7 loss to Arizona. We'll have more in the morning, if I wake up. Read on.
• We have our game story available for you tonight, along with the notebook John Blanchette and I put together. For the rest, you'll have to wait for the morning. ...
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SOURCE: Porsche, Michael. "Journey into the Past: Tony Hillerman's A Thief of Time." Amerikastudien 39, no. 2 (1994): 183-95.
In the following essay, Porsche focuses on A Thief of Time, arguing that the book fulfills the reader's desire for harmony and order through the development of characters who must come to terms with the past in order to restore balance to their world.
No contemporary American writer since William Eastlake has made the landscape of the American Southwest as dominating a factor of his work as has Tony Hillerman. His series of mysteries—so far ten Joe Leaphorn/Jim Chee adventures have been published—usually take place on the homeland of the Navajo Nation and adjacent tribal reservations in northern New Mexico. This area, which is almost as big as the New England states taken together, is today sparsely populated by about 200,000 Navajos. The region...
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I need to cater to a younger audience
Throughout this week I have been studying who reads this blog, who I am friends with on Facebook, and who follows me on Twiter. The one conclusion I arrived at is that everyone is old and will probably being dying at some point in the future.
You dying does not help me out. That means less traffic, less fame, and me one step further away from making a sex tape with Carrie Prejean entitled, "We All Mistakes: Breast Implants, Sex Tapes, and Screwing Bobby Finstock are all Christian-like". In order to prevent the slide that could happen I have decided to take matters into my own hands and copy the strategy of Saturday Night Live and the Country Music Awards to attract a younger audience…. More Taylor Swift.
Now I know some of us older folks are sitting there saying, "Why not Miley Cyrus?" I thought she was the teenage girl of the moment. Oh it couldn't be further from the truth there are three simple reasons why Taylor Swift is the way to go:
1) She has better teeth.
2) Her father isn't Billy Ray Cyrus.
3) Taylor Swift shits unicorn tears mixed with fairy dust and baby laughter. While Miley is a bratty Disney stooge that will be pregnant before she is twenty and will be yet another cautionary tale of why we don't let rednecks get famous. (See the Spears family.)
So from here on out each blog post will have a gratuitous Taylor Swift mention and picture. Perhaps even throwing in a video a week.
Additionally there will be other changes.
1) More Boy Talk- Who 's hot and who's not? Who is your weekly crush object? You can't say the werewolf from Twilight because he is mine.
2) Increased news about "sexy vampires"- Between True Blood, Twilight, a new movie that I have zero desire to see, and a show on a network that I didn't know existed except for it having three-way sex on the Gossip Girl. Nobody is sick of the sexy vampire thing… Hot? You bet. Brooding? Of course. Mysterious? No doubt. Logical stories and a replacement for all your failed relationships? YES!
3) Sparkles. Lots and lots of sparkles.
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Throughout the history of blessed unions, the tradition of wedding cake has evolved. In ancient Rome, a loaf of barley would be partially eaten by the groom and later broken into crumbles over the bride's head, symbolizing the groom's dominance in the union. Victorian society ushered cakes into a focal point that linked the bride as the central focus of a wedding. The cake's frosting symbolized the purity and family wealth of the bride (the whitest frosting required the most expensive refined sugar.) Superstitions, traditions and gender roles have evolved through eras and geography, but in one way or another, wedding cake remains. Today, this tradition is considered a jovial element of the reception and is often a cue to guests that the end of the party is near. Plan ahead for how the cake will be cut and select a knife and server that fit in with your party's style.
Choosing the Right Knife and Server
The right utensils will perform perfectly with style.
- Consider serving size. Consider how large or small the cake pieces will be and purchase a cake server that will meet the size requirements.
- Choose a cake knife. Select a matching knife with a serrated edge that will cut cleanly through the cake.
- Maintain style in every detail. There a many wedding cake servers to choose from, keep it consistent and follow the theme of the overall wedding décor.
- Create a keepsake. Engraving is a great way to commemorate and personalize the serving set. Softer metals such as gold, sterling silver and pewter show the contrast of the engraving best and heavy metals like stainless steel will show an elegant but subtle marking.
Enjoy the Moment, You Planned Ahead
Communicate the event's timing with the caterer, coordinator and entertainment.
- Cue it up. Ask the DJ or band to provide a musical cue and verbal announcement to the party.
- Know the final head count. Share this information with the person who will be cutting the entire cake for service.
- Communicate with close family. Let them know if they should be nearby the cake for the cutting.
- Coordinate the timing with the photographer. This is typically a quick moment in the reception and can be missed if the camera is not near or ready.
Choosing a wedding cake knife and server does not need to be as complicated as the cake's history, and simple elegance will often perform beautifully. Keep the plans simple, plan ahead and enjoy the moment!
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Christ is Risen!Modern translations of the Holy Week services have translated the Greek, νυμφωνά, as Wedding Hall as opposed to Bridal Chamber. Does this make sense?I see your Wedding Hall adored O My Saviour....
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"Wedding hall"?? Ewww, how tacky.
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Are WikiLeaks' Supporters Peaceful Protesters For The Digital Age?
Are online denial of service attacks by WikiLeaks' supporters the modern-day equivalent of the physical, non-violent protests of civil rights and labor rights activists in years past?
That's the question technologist Jeremy John of Echo Ditto tries to answer in a guest post over at ReadWriteWeb. A sample:
Operation Avenge Assange is an attack against infrastructure, not people. Nobody is hurt in a DDOS. Therefore, it is physically nonviolent.
Operation Payback has a particular set of demands, particularly, radical free speech on the Internet. Their target, the financial organizations that froze WikiLeaks' assets, had compromised financial neutrality and worked to block the political activities of a client. As Charles Arthur, the Guardian's technology editor pointed out, you can still donate to the KKK through PayPal. So why was WikiLeaks targeted? Because they chose the United States government as a political target.
Evgeny Morozov over at Foreign Policy accepts the online actions as legitimate protests in the same tradition as sit-ins:
That said, I don't think that their attacks are necessarily illegal or immoral. As long as they don't break into other people's computers, launching DDoS should not be treated as a crime by default; we have to think about the particular circumstances in which such attacks are launched and their targets. I like to think of DDoS as equivalents of sit-ins: both aim at briefly disrupting a service or an institution in order to make a point. As long as we don't criminalize all sit-ins, I don't think we should aim at criminalizing all DDoS.
Most interesting of all, Babbage over at The Economist dives into the world of the protesters, describes their methods and finds:
Anons do understand their limitations. The ones I talked to know that to take down a Swedish prosecutor's website does not halt the prosecution in Sweden. They described their motivations, variously, as trying "to raise awareness", "to show the prosecutor that we have the ability to act" and "damage and attention". This is all that a denial-of-service attack can do: register protest. It is not cyberwar. It is a propaganda coup. And it's limited to a limited set of websites: vulnerable, but important.
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CHARLOTTE 3, BUFFALO 2 (10 innings): With two outs in the bottom of the 10th, Jack Egbert relieved Josh Edgin. Hector Gimenez singled to score Greg Golson, and Charlotte knocked off the Bisons. Edgin had replaced Dylan Owen heading into the 10th, and Golson took advantage with a leadoff double. A sacrifice bunt sent Golson to third, giving Gimenez the opportunity to display his late heroics. The Bisons had a chance of their own in the top of the 10th, but could not capitalize. Lucas May opened the extra frame with a double, but Knights pitcher Gregory Infante was able to retire the next three Bisons batters in order. Down 2-1 entering the top of the ninth, Valentino Pascucci opened the frame with a double. Michael Fisher pinch ran. Josh Satin then ripped a single, scoring Fisher and tying the score. The Knights had opened the scoring with a first-inning Dan Johnson single that scored Golson. It took the Bisons seven innings to produce any runs. Trailing 1-0 through six, Matt Tuiasosopo produced a double that scored Pascucci. The Knights responded with a run in the eighth. Garrett Olson started for the Bisons and produced a quality start, allowing four hits in 6 2/3 innings. Olson had 10 strikeouts and one walk. He received a no-decision. Edgin was charged with the loss. Box
BINGHAMTON 11, NEW HAMPSHIRE 4: The B-Mets pounded out 13 hits, including three home runs, and starter Gonzalez Germen fired seven innings. Matt den Dekker started the attack in a five-run first with a leadoff single off Deck McGuire. After a wild pitch moved him to second, Josh Rodriguez gave the B-Mets the lead for good with an RBI single. Raul Reyes followed with a hit, and Jefry Marte doubled Binghamton's lead with a run-scoring single. After McGuire walked Reese Havens to load the bases, Juan Lagares produced another run with a groundout. Eric Campbell ended McGuire's night with a two-run double. The righty recorded only one out, his shortest career outing. By the time Fernando Hernandez struck out Pedro Zapata to end the frame, the B-Mets held a 5-0 lead. Given a five-run edge, Germen got off to a bumpy start. The right-hander allowed two runs on three hits while walking two in the bottom half. He escaped further damage by inducing Brad McElroy to fly out with the bases loaded to end the inning. Den Dekker kicked the lead back to five with a long-overdue homer in the fourth. The center fielder crushed the first pitch he saw from Matt Daly to right for a two-run shot. It was Binghamton's first homer since May 3 -- a drought of 67 innings and 277 plate appearances. Rodriguez kept the offense rolling with another homer in the sixth, a three-run shot. Campbell added a solo blast off Aaron Loup in the eighth. It was Binghamton's first multi-homer game since it hit three against Portland on April 15. Germen settled down after his spotty first inning, facing the minimum from the second through the sixth. He surrendered one run on three consecutive hits in the seventh before inducing A.J. Jimenez to bounce into a fielder's choice to end his night. Germen (1-1) allowed three runs on eight hits and struck out three in seven frames to earn his first Double-A victory. Edgar Ramirez took over in the eighth and wrapped up the game, allowing one run on three hits in two innings. Mike McDade tagged him for a solo home run. The B-Mets (16-17) look to secure the series win Saturday. Left-hander Darin Gorski opposes right-hander Yohan Pino. Box
ST. LUCIE 11, BREVARD COUNTY 2: Richard Lucas had three hits and Danny Muno, Robbie Shields and Francisco Pena drove in two runs apiece. Ryan Fraser tossed 3 2/3 scoreless, no-hit relief innings. Box
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After looking all over at local sports stores, online on Amazon and online through Walmart, these were the best deal! They seemed to look great and be very reasonable priced. I was impressed with the quick shipping. The fit is perfect, I wear a 6 and that's what I ordered. They are super comfortable and easy to glide in. I would definitely recommend these to everyone!
I hesitated before buying these because some reviews say they are sized big, but others said a 6 was a 6; since I could easily return to my local store if they didn't fit, I ordered these skates. I'd say the size 6's they sent me were about an inch too long --my foot was swimming inside. Back they went, and a smaller size isn't available so I'll have to look (for another brand) elsewhere. Obviously I can't rate for durability, but I wanted to let others thinking about ordering these to know they should order at least 1 size below their shoe size.
I like these rollerblades, very nice looking and work good. The only negatives I have are that I usually wear a shoe size 8.5 or 9, but I got a size 8 because 9's were out of stock, and the 8's are big on me! Be careful of which size you order. Definitely go down in size not up! So glad I didn't order a 9. Also the shipping I used was site to store, and that took really long to get here. It arrived about a week and the half after I ordered it which I wasn't happy with but they do not carry these in my local store.
They are good rollerblades. But they are too big for me. My shoes' size is 7. I ordered size 7, but it was too big. So I returned and order another pair size 6, but it was still too big. I was disappointed and returned it too.
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If you want speed and agility, this skates are it. I've always done outdoor inline skating, but I wanted more of a ride without having to do a lot of physical work, well I have had this for a week and used them 3-4 times already and they were just what I was looking for. The only thing to keep in to consideration is that the wheels are a bit bigger than standard size ones, so you will go threw some readjustment but you should be fine if you know how to skate. I'm a size 6 order that size as well the fit is good as well.
Great pair of roller blades for an experienced blader. Comfortable.
I found it easy to use the website and found the product that I was looking for. The skates were loved by my daughterwho rreceived them for her 13th birthday. The one thing that she had a problem with was the height of them. Because the wheel is so big around it made her feel super tall and she wobbled a bit. All in all they were a great buy.
These skates are difficult to cinch up tightly for a more comfortable fit. Lot of plastic. Not totally impressed, but will keep as have had a hard time finding roller blades for my daughter. O.k. Looking, not sure yet how they are to skate on for long distances yet, but will know soon. She thinks they will be ok!
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Bought these for my 12 year old daughter for her birthday. We did purchase them a size bigger so her foot had room to grow. Easy on/off. Wasn't sure if ankle boot offered enough support, her ankles were sore after skating, but could just be because she is just starting on inline skates. She really likes them so far!
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Risque Tendencies
Fandom: Pokemon
Pairing: IgnitionShipping, aka Flint/Volkner
Title: Anticipated
Author's note: These are the sort of things I used to think about when I was trying to get up the gall to confess I liked one of my own friends. In a way this is a nice outlet for those old worries. I do hope you enjoy this even if it isn't what I'd dare call "fluff." I worked hard on it, and the writing all just came out naturally. But oh MAN was this a feelings-jerker to write. All so confrontational, you know? Anyway, here is one of my favorite quotes ever to begin it.
Oh yeah, and I may go back and edit this later, but for now it's what I wanted it to be.
"There's no terror in the bang of the gun, only the anticipation of it."
-Alfred Hitchcock.
Sunyshore City - Sinnoh
There was actually nothing stopping him from going through with this, now that he gave it the time of day. Sure, there was only their lifelong friendship to worry about losing, the loss of his respect, and furthermore, the commonly-felt but harshly-borne pain of rejection. Yes, he'd planned this all out in his head many times before, but always, always the pain brought him out his mind. He couldn't do it. Oh, but sometimes, he thought he could.
Like always, his feet carried him onward even if his mind was at a dead stop. They knew where he wanted to be, probably where he ought to be too. The gym plastered with solar panels was a second home, a getaway; or at least it was supposed to be. Lately though, it had been like the lake he always felt himself drowning in. He couldn't even breathe sometimes when he thought about confessing. Just, you know, spitting it out.
In the back room, he was greeted by his friend. His very old, very dear friend. Yesterday he'd seen his friend restored back to life in a way. A young challenger from Kanto had come and lit Volkner's battling spirit again. It's what he'd made very clear he'd wanted, but now that that problem was past, another had come in to take its place.
He hadn't seen his friend's eyes shine like that. Not in a very long time.
Volkner stepped away from the window that faced the ocean, and he must have asked him a question, but Flint didn't even hear a thing, lost in the sea of his own thoughts. When one door closes, another opens… he'd heard that saying somewhere before, and he could acknowledge now that it was true. Why had he come here again anyway? Maybe that's what Volkner was trying to ask him. Flint was supposed to have to gone back this morning, but he hadn't been able to leave, not with the turbulent conditions in his mind. A real storm.
His friend had come closer now, concern barely hidden under the guise of happiness at the fact that he hadn't left after all. One hand found its way to grab Flint's shoulder, as if he was about to try and shake him out of his quiet spell. And just with that little contact, a touch, suddenly he started paying a lot more attention to what was going on in the real world. What was happening right now. What he wasn't just dreaming.
"I'm sure you're busy, but I'm glad you decided to stop in to see me before you headed out. I know it's not like you live far away, but regardless…"
Volkner's voice was quiet. Quiet just like him, like this whole room. Even the electrical buzz from the various machines around the gym were louder than them right now. Normally Flint couldn't stand such languor, but it had already been proven that today was not a day like any other.
"I appreciate your visit and what you've managed to do for me. I hope that you will count on me in the future, if you should ever have some sort of need. You know where to find me, of course."
Silly, Flint thought momentarily. Silly, don't you know that I already trust you more than you could ever understand? That I wouldn't hesitate to ask you for help, like I won't hesitate to help you through times like these? Just silly. But hey, maybe you're as clueless as me with things like this. Maybe that's why we're so close to begin with.
"I guess, until next time, eh, old friend?"
Never close enough.
The tension was almost too much for him, and he was betting on their friendship to still stand even in the aftermath of what he felt he had to do right now. Twenty years of battling together, causing havoc together, getting to know each other, it was a big investment, and therefore, a risky bet to lay down. He was Officially Terrified, and that was not something Flint was used to, being how he was on any given normal day. But what did he always say to challengers? Let me see how hot your spirit burns. Oh yeah, that spiel.
He was always one for taking good advice when he found it, why should be this any different? His friend would never know what the extent was unless he showed him. And to throw in another cliché on top of this impending disaster - somehow he just felt it in his gut - actions speak louder than words.
He began with one hand around his friend's waist, and another hand at his jaw line, cupping his face to make this easier. It was uncharted territory for certain, but hey, go where no man has gone before. Without even a word of explanation, he melded his lips to that of his oldest and most beloved friend. The moment was sweet, warm, founded on sensations of triumph and sated romantic tension. For another moment, he even thought it was going to go well. There was no immediate resistance to his kiss.
Eventually though, another moment came along, and two hands were placed firmly on his chest. They pushed him away, not hard or even violently, but he got the underlying message. He had been rejected, no matter how you put it. He couldn't bear to look at Volkner, and apparently the same was true for the other man, who was staring at one of the other four walls of his office in the attempt to see anything but him.
"Look, I'm sorry," he spoke first, already feeling his insides twisting uncomfortably from his failure. Anticipation was building up again like a rogue wave. What of their friendship now? What of anything now?
"Volkner, I didn't know how you felt so I just…"
"I said goodbye, Flint. Don't you understand English? Usually someone says goodbye when the other is about to leave. Or when they want them to leave. Goodbye." His response was curt, and it was in a tone of voice that he'd never expected - nor wanted - to hear from his friend.
"And don't you understand that you're tearing out my heart right now? Not just because you rejected me either, Volk. Because you're not even letting me say my bit when I'm trying to apologize to you. I seriously… I seriously thought we were better friends than that, that you might be able to grow up and handle this like an adult. I just lost you to depression there for a while. That's because you couldn't suck it up either. You're acting as if no one knows you but you. But I do. And I cared. So I helped you."
"And yes, I'm upset that this didn't go the way I wanted, but I'm willing to let it go and just continue to be friends with you, because how I could I ever stoop so low as to give up on my buddy? We've known each other almost our whole lives."
His head hurt so much right now, but it was hardly from a migraine.
"Does that, at least, mean anything to you?"
Volkner scoffed. "Of course it does."
"Then why in the hell are you throwing it away now?" he asked him in his bravest voice.
The gym leader took a step back, turned away, and planted both palms facedown on his desk. He watched as the sky seemed to grow grayer. A storm was expected to come in tonight. If he ever got the chance, he wanted to go out to the lighthouse to monitor it.
"I asked you a question, Volkner."
"None of this has turned out how I expected it to be," he muttered darkly as his answer. "So it's easier to try and bow out now, before it gets even worse. Less damage that way, even you can acknowledge that's a smart strategy, can't you?"
Flint leaned against the nearest wall, a hand in each pocket to keep from making any dumb movements. Correction, any more dumb moves, today.
"Smart, sure, but it's not what my friend would do. I remember he never was smart in that way. He played with his plugs and devices, got good grades on all his tests, but he was never a calculating bastard like he's acting today."
"Bastard? I'm not the bastard here."
"Yes, you kind of are," Flint insisted, not feeling like he was going to stop at any time.
There was a very tensely charged silence again in which neither man moved from his assigned place. Their mean expressions never faded either.
"You… You weren't supposed to grow up without me, Flint."
"Hey, what are you talking about?"
"Exactly what I said. We got older together, for a while. But there was a point where you just left me behind. You weren't supposed to grow up and be some high class, talented Elite Four member who even outranks me by several spots. You weren't supposed to get everything you ever dreamed of when I'm still stuck here. In our hometown, with everything that's never changed. To have a Gym thrust upon me. Every engineering feat in the area has to be run by me. Everyone just abuses my talent. They respect yours. They leave you alone except for when they're adoring you."
"You're right about one thing Volkner. You never did grow up, or you'd realize I have absolutely no say in how other people think of me. You don't have to do all these things, and you could tell them to leave you alone at any time. And despite what you think, they would leave you alone. You're just like a whiny spoiled brat who gets too many presents, complains about it, when secretly getting all those presents makes him feel good about himself. I got to where I am because I worked hard. No one just gave it to me. And I'm definitely not about to let you bring me down because of your own goddamn issues. Grow the hell up man, you don't need me to do it for you!"
"If I'm so immature, then why do you like me?" he spat back, finally facing Flint.
"Because you're my goddamn best friend, and I ended up liking you more than I should have. A stupid idea now, it seems, as all you can do is spew mean things about me and my life."
"You weren't supposed to grow up to have FEELINGS for me!" Volkner shouted, fully into one of his irrational moods. "It's your own fucking fault, you idiot! I'm not good for you, never will be good enough for you, so why can't you just leave me alone!"
"Oh yeah, is that what you really want? To be all alone here in this gym of yours for another twenty years, a fucking shut-in of a gym leader who's facing challengers everyday with more maturity, more balls than him?"
"This would have been so much easier if you'd never had these sort of feelings for me." His voice was quiet, sort of defeated. It took all he had out of him, fighting with someone he cared so passionately about, even if he thought it was for the best.
"First rule for grown-ups, Volkner. Life is not easy, it never claims to be easy, and it never will be easy. I hope you were listening that time, because that's what I've been trying to tell you for a long time."
"Oh yeah, and how many of these rules are there, that I need to know about?"
"Infinite amount, bro. I'm still learning them, and I'm apparently a pro at this grown-up thing, as you make me sound."
"That… that really sucks," he responded, for lack of better words to adequately describe the situation.
"Do you still hate me?" Flint asked. It seemed like his friend had calmed down some, for whatever reason.
"Kind of." Flint could tell from that expression that he didn't really mean it. A considerable improvement to the last few minutes of their… conversation.
"I do have to get back to my day job. Are you going to miss me at all?"
"I might."
"Is it because you care about me?"
"I'll never tell."
"I bet I could make you."
A sigh escaped the mentally-overwhelmed blond man's mouth. "I bet you could too. You make me do a lot of things I'd never expect myself to do, ever in this life. And I think a lot of things I wouldn't have with anyone else prodding me to."
"These things you think, philosophical amigo of mine, are they something I'd like to hear about?" Like maybe you're a stupid idiot, and you actually love me? Ring a bell there, old buddy, old pal? Flint thought to himself with a smile.
"Undoubtedly I'm sure you'd like to know. Especially know that I know you seem to be very interested in my mouth."
"Ha, you're a comedian, Volkner. Really, touché."
"But I don't feel up to it right now. I'm sure you understand."
"I do. And I'll give you all time in the world if that's what you need. Just not too much time, 'kay?"
Volkner smiled. Flint beamed.
The kiss, it didn't matter.
He'd try again next time.


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Necessity is the mother of invention said Plato. There is no finer place on Earth and no better people to represent as a councillor than Blakelaw. But our community is struggling. Government cuts to Newcastle Council's budget have decimated our public services and communities like Blakelaw, and the people who live here, are some of the hardest hit.
In Blakelaw we have taken matters into our own hands. Three years ago it was announced that our much loved local Library would close as a direct result of Coalition Government cuts. Our community came together and decided to do something about it. Local residents like Ron Clarke and Nick Brown working with myself and my ward colleagues, Sue Pearson and Ben Riley, set about with many others to do things in a very different way. The Blakelaw Ward Community Partnership was formed as a charity with a very simple purpose: to work with partners to build and support strong and sustainable public services, social enterprise, new jobs and resilient communities. We were lucky to employ Glenn Pendleton, who had worked in the Community team at Newcastle Council for 30 years, to lead the Partnership, and since our launch in 2013 things have gone from strength to strength.
We took on the running of our local community centre and we negotiated with the Council to keep our Library open while we worked on plans to fund it. Bu that was just the beginning of our social revolution. With the support of the Blakelaw and North Fenham Community Council, our local primary schools Hilton and Thomas Walling, our social housing provider Your Homes Newcastle and many other partners, we have been able to work together to deliver some remarkable results.
It started with a resident-led redesign of the 165 housing estate in Blakelaw, an estate long blighted with anti-social behaviour problems and low level crime. We worked together as a community to address the problems that were designed into the estate when it was built in the 60's and we persuaded the Council to spend £2m to implement our plan. Our fabulous youth worker Leanne Chaytor has developed a universal offer for our young residents and is rolling it out across into our community. We have Code Club teaching computer programming to our next generation. We have activities for older residents, a local crèche, environmental services to support the Council, apprenticeships and community allotments. We have gardening schemes, a community café and a project led by local resident Emma Benjamin and local charity, Hearts with Goals, to install defibrillators into every public building in the ward. The list goes on… and all of these amazing things are delivered as public services for public benefit. This is not David Cameron's Big Society which demands that people do something for nothing, this is about building sustainable public services that meet local need.
And things are about to get even more exciting… Two years ago our local Post Office was under threat of closure. The current Postmaster wanted to retire and the Post Office planned to move the Blakelaw branch well out of reach of residents in Blakelaw for whom the Post Office is a lifeline. We campaigned as a community to keep our Post Office local and with the support of our MP Chi Onwurah the community led campaign was a success.
Our idea was to relocate the Post Office into our Community Centre and Library and rather than the profits flowing into the pockets of an owner, we developed a plan to bring the Blakelaw Post Office into public ownership and plough the profits into public services for our community. After two years of hard work our plan was approved and in January we will move the Post Office into the Blakelaw Community Centre and Library. Every single penny of profit will go into local public services like our Library, our Community Centre and youth work. And we aren't finished yet…
We are exploring other social enterprises and opportunities to protect Blakelaw Ward residents from the savage cuts being imposed on local Council budgets. Our community has engaged in a peaceful revolution by embracing the awesome power of just doing stuff.
Our socialist Post Office is a model we hope will inspire other communities to act in peaceful defiance of a Government obsessed with austerity. There is another way, and it's called Socialism. The basic idea that together we can achieve more as a community than we ever could alone.


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The problem is that 'Array' is printed on the screen, if the format is array shouldn't the value be returned and not echo'd?
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…pectin (MCP). This is a form of pectin, a complex carbohydrate that is commonly used for gelling jams, jellies, yogurt, et cetera. If you've made homemade jams or jellies, the recipe most likely called for the addition of ordinary pectin. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, researchers began to experiment…Read More


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Running Time: 120
Director: Mike Quasar
Company: Zero Tolerance Entertainment
Cast: Ava Ramon, Rita Faltoyano, Carmella Bing, Sascha, Missy Monroe, Alexia Silver, Arianna Alyse, Angel Eyes, Lisa Ann, Scott Nails, Sophie Dee, Tommy Gunn, Mark Davis, Tyler Faith, Ben English, Jessi Summers, Brooke Haven
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Double Decker Sandwich 8 continues the tradition of incredible b/g/g sandwich combinations. Director Mike Quasar captures more sweltering female combos, taking one lucky dude to the sexual limit.
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Pre-noms: Best Threeway Sex Scene (Lisa Ann, Carmella Bing, Ben English).
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DC Comics editor Chris Conroy spent the day sharing concept sketches, cover art and pages from upcoming New 52 releases via the publisher's official Twitter account. ROBOT 6 has the round-up.
Doug Zawisza gives DC Comics' "Suicide Squad" #1 4 stars, saying of the New 52 title, "I donât see how Iâm going to miss [the second issue]."
DC Comics has provided CBR News with an exclusive preview of Peter Tomasi and Fernando Pasarin's "Green Lantern Corps" #1. Featuring a Doug Mahnke cover, GLC joins the New 52 on September 21.
With only one issue on the stands, the co-writer of DC's relaunch of the iconic teen superhero "Static Shock" has opted to step off the book saying "My issues for leaving had nothing to do with the character or with DC Comics." UPDATED
Greg McElhatton gives JH Williams III and W. Haden Blackman's long-awaited "Batwoman" #1 4.5 stars, stating, "it's very clear that 'Batwoman' is in excellent hands."
Among the many changes to hit the characters of the DCU in the wake of "Flashpoint" and the launch of the New 52, one most fans didn't see coming was Amanda Waller's dramatic weight loss. ROBOT 6 has the details.
Co-writer and artist of the long-awaited "Batwoman" title from DC's New 52, JH Williams III goes in depth with CBR News on the building blocks of the heroine's first issue.
Three weeks into his New 52 experiment and Steve Sunu thins the field further. Which of this week's new releases will make the cut and which will find themselves out in the cold after a single issue?
DC Comics has released Cully Hamner's variant cover for "The Shade" #1, written by James Robinson with art by Hamner and a standard cover by Tony Harris. The series debuts in October.
Doug Zawisza calls Geoff Johns and Doug Mahnke's "Green Lantern" #1 "enjoyable, entertaining, and fast-paced...everything that a comic book should be," and gives the issue a 4 stars review.
"Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E." writer Jeff Lemire spoke with CBR about the series he calls a "black comedy," promising to explore the history of the seven-foot tall green monster.
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Small Press Expo attendance rises 10 to 15 percent! Opening statements expected today in Michael George murder trial! A closer look at sales of "Justice League" #1! Plus much more!
Augie runs down 10 of last week's New 52 and asks questions about the necessity of a relaunch, the fussiness of costumes while backgrounds are lacking and the importance of a good last page reveal.
With DC Comics' New 52 relaunch titles flying off the shelves and the second wave set to hit stores tomorrow, CBR News wants to know which of the initial fourteen titles was your favorite!
DC Comics Co-Publisher Dan DiDio spoke frankly with CBR News about the DC Relaunch, tackling topics from Wonder Woman's most recent reboot to the online controversy over Jim Lee's costume designs and more.
Direct market sales rise 15% in August! CDC commissions HIV-prevention motion comics! Chicago Tribune pulls this week's "Doonesbury"! Spotlight on Bluewater's political biographies! Plus more!
After the first full week of comic shops sales, CBR talks to retailers across the country about DC Comics New 52 titles to see what the fan response was, what shop owners want to see next and what books beyond "Justice League" hit big.
DC Comics has released Jim Lee's cover for his and Geoff Johns' "Justice League" #4 while providing CBR with the exclusive debut of Rags Morales' cover for the Grant Morrison-scripted "Action Comics" #4.
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DC Comics claims its relaunched number one issues are new reader-friendly, so CBR News asked non-comic book readers to weigh in on this week's batch of New 52 comics.
"Batwing" #1 gets 3.5 stars from Doug Zawisza who says of Judd WInick and Ben Oliver's new title, "if youâre looking for a new DC book to latch onto, this one just might be what youâre looking for."
Writer Jeff Lemire spoke with CBR about his first issue of "Animal Man," explaining his goals for the title character, his family, the book's ties to Scott Snyder's "Swamp Thing" and more.
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"Swamp Thing" artist Yanick Paquette spoke with CBR News about his and Scott Snyder's resurrection of the DC Universe's avatar of the Green, the book's horror roots and more.
Steve Sunu weighs in on the first full week of DC Comics' New 52 releases, cutting two titles outright from his pull list while three more find themselves sitting on the fence.
Greg McElhatton gives Tony Daniel's "Detective Comics" #1 4 stars saying, "Daniel has brought his A-Game to 'Detective Comics,' and it's most definitely paid off."
Doug Zawisza gives the new "Swamp Thing" #1 4.5 stars, calling Scott Snyder and Yanick Paquette's opening chapter of the new life of Alec Holland "an interesting take...disturbing and unnerving."
Jury selection starts today in second trial of retailer Michael George! Sales bump has retailer optimistic about DC relaunch! Atlanta's Criminal Records may close! Brian K. Vaughan, J.H. Williams III and more!
Augie takes a turn looking at "Justice League" #1 and likes it for many of the reasons others didn't. Plus, "Green Lantern" sports a new copy protection format, a college football uniform controversy and more
Writer Gail Simone spoke with CBR News about her plans for the new "Batgirl" and "The Fury Of The Firestorm" series, as well as her reservations and hopes for DC Comics' New 52.
Tim reunites with Chad Nevett for a special conversation about Flashpoint, the DC Comics relaunch, the new Justice League and what looks worth reading from DC's New 52.
Toronto's The Beguiling opens kids comics store! A call for DC to release digital sales figures! More on DC's New 52! What makes a good first issue! Matt Fraction talks "Casanova"! Plus much more!
With the debut this week of "Justice League" #1, Steve Sunu begins a new weekly feature at ROBOT 6 to find the best of the best of DC Comics' New 52.
DC Comics confirmed this afternoon that, post-"Flashpoint," the 45-year-old marriage of Barry Allen and Iris West never happened, and the Fastest Man Alive is dating someone else. ROBOT 6 has details.
Ending SHELF LIFEâs week-long look at "Voodoo," writer Ron Marz sits down with CBR to discuss the plot and characters of his new DC Comics series starring the former Wildstorm heroine while sharing exclusive art.
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The ITU has approved the new High Efficiency Video Coding standard (HEVC) for high-quality, low-bandwidth video. The new standard, also known as H.265, will require about half the bit rate of its predecessor, H.264/AVC, the ITU said. The H.265 standard …
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The Cooing of a Dove: Senator Albert Gore Sr.'s Opposition to the War in Vietnam
Version of Record online: 17 DEC 2002
1997 Peace History Society and Consortium on Peace Research, Education and Development
Peace & Change
Volume 22, Issue 2, pages 132–153, April 1997
Additional Information
How to Cite
Hodges, R. C. (1997), The Cooing of a Dove: Senator Albert Gore Sr.'s Opposition to the War in Vietnam. Peace & Change, 22: 132–153. doi: 10.1111/0149-0508.431997009
Publication History
- Issue online: 17 DEC 2002
- Version of Record online: 17 DEC 2002
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As a senator from Tennessee, Albert Gore Sr. became one of the leading congressional critics of American involvement in Vietnam during the 1960s and early 1970s. Weary of many aspects of American containment policy, Gore voiced concern over military assistance to dictators, secrecy in foreign aid programs, and the viability of sending American troops to fight in the jungles of Vietnam. He privately opposed sending U.S. soldiers to relieve the French garrison at Dienbienphu in 1954, and his anxiety mounted during the widening U.S. role in Vietnam during the Kennedy years, although Gore did not express any public reservations. After supporting the Tonkin Gulf Resolution, Gore quickly broke with the Johnson administration and began advocating as early as December 1964 a negotiated settlement of the war. In October 1967, he called for the "neutralization" of Southeast Asia. Gore's often-ignored role as a high-level congressional critic of the Vietnam War deserves further exploration in examining the reasons for and impact of congressional opposition to the conflict.


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Maritime Today
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Cash-strapped Hanjin Shipping Co. sources say that the negotiations with tonnage providers for lower rates are undergoing, but wouldn't say much else.
According to Korea Herald, the country's No.
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Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) is notified by Samil PwC, a local member of the global accounting firm PwC, that its 3.5 trillion won worth management improvement
A barge sank east of the Galveston Causeway railroad bridge Tuesday, causing the U.S. Coast Guard to issue a safety zone and temporarily restrict traffic on the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway.
Gulf Petrochem Group, the UAE based global bunker supplier, has announced that it is now officially offering physical bunker supply in the port of Rotterdam, out of its new office based in Dordrecht.
MTS Statum completes marine towage of barge carrying Boeing 767 from Shannon Airport
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Indonesia : Indonesia executed four drug traffickers on Friday and said it had not yet decided when 10 others convicted of drug crimes would be put to death. Deputy Attorney-General Noor Rachmad said one Indonesian and three Nigerians were executed by firing squad not long after midnight local
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NEW DELHI: Mohammad Shahzad Rouf, an MBA student in his twenties who loved to sing singer-filmmaker Anjan Dutt's songs at
PHILADELPHIA: There have been millions of words, decades of video and reams of commentary devoted to their story. It's been
Rio de Janeiro: The Brazilian police has confiscated a shipment of cocaine and crack wrapped in plastic bags, bearing the Olympic
Los Angeles: Netflix will collaborate with John Wells Productions for the recently announced feature film based on Panama Papers,
PHILADELPHIA: Hillary Clinton today made history by clinching the Democratic White House nomination, becoming the first woman to
PARIS (AP) — Two attackers invaded a church Tuesday during morning Mass near the Normandy city of Rouen, killing an 84-year-old
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During your visit:
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Rockstar: Max Payne 3 360 to come in two discs
Max Payne 3 on Xbox 360 will push two DVD discs, Rockstar has confirmed in a tweet.
It comes after US rental service Redbox listed the game for two discs, with only the first disc originally listed as available to subs through the single-player only and no multiplayer.
Rockstar has since confirmed the two-disc information, saying the first disc will contain only the first half of the game's single-player and multiplayer.
"That Redbox info is not accurate. Redbox only ever rent out one disc, for any multi-disc game," it said in a tweet.
"Max is on 2 discs for 360, so Redbox will be renting disc 1 which contains half of the single player story and the full multiplayer game."
Max Payne 3 launches on May 15 in the US and May 18 in Europe on Xbox 360 and PS3. The PC SKU launches on May 29 and June 1 respectively.
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From the flow of comments in my previous share, if Mirai Nikki is parodiated, this is no surprise if I don't understand anything. I'm reassured.
Here, Yuno and Yukki have sex, predicting short-term additional sex and thus engaging into this at once without losing time, thus generating more sexual forecasts, thus… Hey, is that even supposed to make sense, initially ?
Graphically, it's good, and worth sharing, a close to being plump girl having happy energetic sex all (tittyfuck, vaginal in various positions.) And this time it doesn't end with an axe, it's yandere-free, good, good.
Thanks a lot to Dark Knight for this release !
By the same artist, I also share Alice In Underground, a pack of 3 works (Shouko to Yuuji to NTR + Shoujo ga Sora Karaochita Riyuu + The Girl That Fell from Space), Her Choice and Oosame Kudasai Kenshin-sama, Gomen Ne Papa, the super-long-titled Kyou-Chan To Kyousuke To Manami No Akarui Kazoku Keikaku and (under his "Ichitaka" name) Oshiri De Aishite.
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Necrolytic acral erythema
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Necrolytic acral erythema is a cutaneous condition that is a manifestation of hepatitis C viral infection or zinc deficiency.[1]
It is a papulosquamous and sometimes vesiculobullous eruption bearing clinical and histologic similarity to other necrolytic erythemas such as necrolytic migratory erythema, pseudoglucagonoma and nutritional deficiency syndromes.
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- ^ Rapini, Ronald P.; Bolognia, Jean L.; Jorizzo, Joseph L. (2007). Dermatology: 2-Volume Set. St. Louis: Mosby. ISBN 1-4160-2999-0.
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Fernando, Nimesha and Manalil, Sudheesh and Florentine, Singarayer and Chauhan, Bagirath S. and Seneweera, Saman (2016) Glyphosate resistance of C3 and C4 weeds under rising atmospheric CO2. Frontiers in Plant Science, 7 (910). pp. 1-11.
Chipanshi, Aston and Zhang, Yinsuo and Kouadio, Louis and Newlands, Nathaniel and Davidson, Andrew and Hill, Harvey and Warren, Richard and Qian, Budong and Daneshfar, Bahram and Bedard, Frederic and Reichert, Gordon (2015) Evaluation of the integrated Canadian crop yield forecaster (ICCYF) model for in-season prediction of crop yield across the Canadian agricultural landscape. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 206. pp. 137-150. ISSN 0168-1923
Melland, Alice R. and Eberhard, Jochen and Paton, Col and Baillie, Craig and Bennett, John McL. (2014) A comparison of rehabilitated coal mine soil and unmined soil supporting grazed pastures in south-east Queensland. In: National Soil Science Conference (NSS 2014): Securing Australia's Soils for Profitable Industries and Healthy Landscapes, 23-27 Nov 2014, Melbourne, Australia.
Adeyinka, A. and Krishnamurti, C. and Maraseni, T. N. and Chantarat, S. (2012) Rainfall index insurance as an approach to manage climate change induced drought. In: Climate Adaptation in Action 2012: Sharing Knowledge to Adapt (NCCARF 2012), 26-28 Jun 2012, Melbourne, Australia.
Stone, Roger C. (2011) Principles of short and medium term climate forecasting - what's driving our climate and how accurate have Northern Grains Region forecasts been in the last decade? In: Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) Adviser Update 2011, 2-3 Mar 2011, Goondiwindi, Australia.
Potgieter, A. B. and Apan, A. and Hammer, G. and Dunn, P. (2010) Early-season crop area estimates for winter crops in NE Australia using MODIS satellite imagery. ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, 65 (4). pp. 380-387. ISSN 0924-2716
Stone, Roger (2009) Submission to the House of Representatives Industry, Science and Innovation Committee Inquiry into long-term meteorological forecasting in Australia. Submission no. 10. In: Seasonal forecasting in Australia. Commonwealth of Australia , Canberra, Australia , pp. 1-8. ISBN 978-0-642-79260-0
Chen, Guangnan and Baillie, Craig Peter and Kupke, Paul (2009) Evaluating on-farm energy performance in agriculture. Australian Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Engineering, 7 (1). pp. 55-62. ISSN 1448-8388
Baillie, Craig (2009) Energy and carbon accounting case study on Keytah (NEC0901). Project Report. University of Southern Queensland , Toowoomba, Australia. [Report]
Potgieter, Andries B. (2009) Determining broadacre crop area estimates through the use of multi-temporal modis satellite imagery for major Australian winter crops. [Thesis (PhD/Research)]
Le Brocque, Andrew F. and Goodhew, Kellie A. and Cockfield, Geoff (2008) Retaining trees in a grazing landscape: impacts on ground cover in sheep-grazing agro-ecosystems in southern Queensland. In: Veg Futures 08: Australia's National Vegetation Conference 2008, 20-23 Oct 2008, Toowoomba, Australia.
Stone, Roger (2006) Short and long term weather prospects: recent breakthroughs in the understanding of climate patterns and climate change and their impacts on crop yields. In: 1st CropLife Australia Perspectives Conference 2006, 28 Nov 2006, Sydney.
Stone, Roger C. and Meinke, Holger (2005) Operational seasonal forecasting of crop performance. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: Biological Sciences, 360 (1463). pp. 2109-2124. ISSN 0962-8436
Stimela, David Master (2005) Developing a methodology using multi spectral remote sensing data for mapping vegetation change - a key variable in soil erosion mapping. [USQ Project]
Potgieter, Andries B. and Hammer, Graeme L. and Meinke, Holger and Stone, Roger C. and Goddard, Lisa (2005) Three putative types of El Nino revealed by spatial variability in impact on Australian wheat yield. Journal of Climate, 18 (10). pp. 1566-1574. ISSN 0894-8755
Potgieter, Andries B. and Hammer, Graeme L. and Meinke, Holger and Stone, Roger C. and Goddard, Lisa (2003) El Nino through the 'eyes' of a wheat crop. In: National Drought Forum 2003: Science for Drought , 15-16 Apr 2003, Brisbane, Australia.
Everingham, Y. L. and Muchow, R. C. and Stone, R. C. and Coomans, D. H. (2003) Using Southern Oscillation index phases to forecast sugarcane yields: a case study for northeastern Australia. International Journal of Climatology, 23 (10). pp. 1211-1218. ISSN 0899-8418
Everingham, Y. L. and Muchow, R. C. and Stone, R. C. and Inman-Bamber, N. G. and Singels, A. and Bezuidenhout, C. N. (2002) Enhanced risk management and decision-making capability across the sugarcane industry value chain based on seasonal climate forecasts. Agricultural Systems, 74 (3). pp. 459-477. ISSN 0308-521X


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Jennifer Rodriguez
SPORT: Long track speedskating
EVENT: 1,000m, 1,500m, 3,000m
BIRTHDATE: June 8, 1976
A three-time world champion on roller skates, she made the switch to ice prompted by the man who has become her financé, KC Boutiette, in time to compete in 1998. At Nagano, she placed fourth in the 3,000 meter.
Rodriguez is believed to be the first athlete of Hispanic descent to compete in the Winter Games.
A native of Miami, she began roller skating at the age of 4. She enjoys snowboarding, jet skiing, cycling, and collecting Hard Rock Café pins. Once she finishes her skating career, she would like to go to school to become either a veterinarian or physical therapist.


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ZombiU web comic launched with daily updates for the next two weeks
A ZombiU web comic has been launched by Ubisoft which chronicles the first 14 days after Armageddon. A new installment in the series will be posted though here every day for the next two weeks. ZombiU is out on November 18 in the US and November 30 in the UK alongside Wii U.
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days, had 65 competitors, 22 of whom were first-time
The event, run by The Green Island Competitions Society, had
audiences of up to 80 people watching the ''fabulous''
performers, aged 7-20.
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