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Mr Gore immediately signalled an appeal against the decision by members of the supervisory canvassing board in Miami-Dade county, where officials had recounted about a fifth of their 654,000 votes before throwing in their hand amid noisy scenes in Miami.
But it was a day of unpleasant surprises for both men. Mr Bush's vice-presidential running mate, Dick Cheney, was admitted to a Washington hospital with chest pains and last night underwent a minor operation. Doctors said they had inserted a stent - tiny tube - into one of Mr Cheney's arteries to prevent it from closing.
The former defence secretary, 59, has a history of heart disease and bypass surgery.
Mr Gore's chances of capturing the White House were also hanging on yet another key legal ruling, this time in Palm Beach county, where a judge was to decide whether to allow "dimpled chad" voting papers to be included in the recount.
Meanwhile, the Bush camp was weighing the chances of taking the Florida supreme court ruling to the US supreme court in Washington, confirming how much was at stake. But the chances of success were viewed sceptically by independent legal experts. The federal supreme court was thought unlikely to want to intervene in a matter of state law.
The new mood of litigiousness on the Bush side was underscored by fresh court filings on the Texas governor's behalf in Tallahassee, where a court was asked to order all postal votes cast before November 7 by members of the armed services to be included in the count.
Meanwhile, Mr Gore's lieutenant William Daley tried to steady his side's nerves by stressing that the recounts were "mandatory" and called for "the rule of law" to be upheld.
But yesterday was not a day for the Queensberry rules, as the gloves came off in the fist fight for the presidency and Mr Bush led an angry Republican reaction to the possibility that Tuesday night's supreme court ruling might hand the White House to Al Gore.
In their judgment, the seven judges voted unanimously to instruct Florida's secretary of state, Katherine Harris, to accept the results of manual recounts in Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties before a 5pm Sunday deadline.
The ruling kept the doors open for Mr Gore to claw back Mr Bush's existing 930-vote lead in Florida, but the decision in Miami-Dade threw all calculations up in the air once again.
Mr Bush accused the Florida court of "usurping" the authority of election officials and of "overreaching" its powers in keeping the recount process open until Sunday night's deadline. "No fair or accurate result" was now possible in Florida, he warned in a statement delivered in Austin.
"I believe secretary Cheney and I won the vote in Florida. And I believe some are determined to keep counting in an effort to change the legitimate result," Mr Bush said.
The man who campaigned before November 7 as a candidate who would "change the tone in Washington DC" signalled a sharply partisan turn which was taken up throughout the party.
In Tallahassee, Mr Bush's lieutenant James Baker invited the Republican-controlled Florida legislature to step in and declare Mr Bush the winner. "One should not now be surprised if the Florida legislature seeks to affirm the original rules," Mr Baker said in a statement condemning the court's "unjust result".
Other top Republicans echoed the defiant mood. Governor Mark Racicot of Montana, who has emerged as an important mouthpiece for Mr Bush in the past week, threatened "some extraordinary" measures to overcome the effects of the court's ruling.
As the political temperature rose in Washington, so did tempers in Florida, where there were angry scenes in Miami as Republicans accused a Democratic lawyer of stealing a ballot paper and as Republican observers shouted and demonstrated outside the meeting of the county election canvassing board.
After Tuesday's ruling, Mr Gore announced "democracy is the winner" and welcomed the court's reassertion of the principle that "the will of the people should prevail".
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Timeline - when will America decide?
Election glossary
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22 November: The chad debate - are dimples Gore's best hope?
Results declared, state by state
Ed Vulliamy on Palm Beach (3mins 45)
Local media
Miami Herald
Tallahassee Democrat
Palm Beach Post
Sun Sentinel
Useful links
Florida supreme court
The latest state of the count
Arguments for and against reform
Origins of the Electoral College
How the system works
A learned definition of chad
Academic analysis of US voting systems
US Federal Election Commission (FEC)
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10 Inspiring Things People Are Doing With Spring Produce On Instagram
Now that spring has fully sprung, we love how people are taking to Instagram to flaunt their farmer's market hauls, and the creative ways they're using them in the kitchen.
As we scroll through our feeds, we see that green has taken over — from artichokes, asparagus and spring peas to every kind of pesto imaginable. And we can't ignore the bright pops of pink that have been appearing, too, from strawberries and grapefruit to rhubarb and radishes.
So we collected our favorite Instagrams that show ways people are putting their spring produce to good use. The best ones kept it simple, letting the beautiful main ingredient speak for itself.
@citron_presse_ enjoys a clean version of chips and dip for lunch. A simple sauce of balsamic vinegar, olive oil, salt, and freshly ground black pepper brings out the sweetness of the meaty artichoke.
This #mindbodygram comes from @notcrazyhealthy, who marries raw asparagus with pan-roasted corn, scallions, and peas, using a roasted lemon vinaigrette.
Another #mindbodygram! This one comes from @_diospiro, who treats herself to an early-morning glass of lemon-water kefir with grapefruit juice — what a soothing sight to wake up to.
@little_big_h makes a raw broccoli and basil pesto with lemon juice, garlic, pecorino, walnuts, salt, and pepper to mix into pasta, use as dip for crackers, or spread over anything from bread to chicken — really, anything you'd like.
This #mindbodygram comes from @vegukate, who makes a beautiful spring salad from with kale, strawberries, avocado, black beans, sliced almonds, asparagus and a drizzle of tahini to top it all off.
It's fish taco time! @rusticjoyfulfood pairs a white flaky fish with a bright pineapple salsa and a sprinkling of cilantro on top.
@luckystaranise takes full advantage of the radish, using it from stem to root. Here, a runny poached egg mingles with radish greens pesto (from @papayawithlimeforever) and a radish salad dusted with dukkah.
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@drumbeets bakes socca (chickpea) flatbread, smothers it with herbed, lemon-zested goat cheese, and tops it with sautéed fiddleheads. Perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
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@gabe_kennedy cools off some rhubarb galettes (recipe from @bonappetitmag) after grilling them. This sweet and tart free-form pastry is a perfect post-BBQ dessert and can be made with the dough of your choosing.
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After over 20 years of bringing classic Italian cuisine to Staten Island, Cafe Del Mondo has become a staple location in the neighborhood. Jimmy and Marie Markos opened Cafe Del Mondo in 1991 with hopes of giving their guests high quality, Italian cuisine at affordable prices. Over the years Cafe Del Mondo has grown from the original hopes of the owners and blossomed into one of the best Italian restaurants around.
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Taking the Bus: How You Could Save £1000 a Year
If somebody told you that they knew a really easy way to save £1000 a year, would you listen? Would you be prepared to try a transport style experiment that meant changing your commute habits and abandoning your car for a couple of months? Well, by taking a bus instead of driving your car will do just that – put £1000 back into your pocket.
Some research carried out came up with these results – take a bus, leave your car at home as often as possible and the savings equate to about £95 a month.
Saving money and the environment
Hybrid cars running on electricity from batteries, solar energy and wind turbines are all the rage as we become more conscious of the environment and how pollution, particularly from heavy city traffic affects it adversely. Cities that promote the use of public transport are also cities that have good public transport systems. The fuel you burn in your car adds to the pollution. What if you didn't take your car to work every day? What if another million commuters decided not to take their car to work anymore and used public transport? People are becoming more conscious of the environmental footprint they are leaving every time they take their car out for a drive.
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If you calculate the cost of parking and fuel daily compared to taking the bus, the resultant cost-savings may surprise you. Stagecoach examined 35 key commuter routes in England, Scotland and Wales and calculated the difference in cost.
Scots living in the West of Scotland will be happy to know that they can save the most. An amazing £2,800 annually for those who pay bus fares as opposed to taking their car. That's almost 3 times the national average savings of £1000, mentioned earlier. More commuters on buses also means a lot less traffic congestion. More commuters also means bus companies can maintain fare pricing.
If you live in the North East of England it's also good news. The cost of driving your own car costs 73% more than the bus route between Newcastle and South Shields. Commuters in Merseyside travelling between Heswall and Liverpool In the West, could save £1400 a year by switching to the bus. The least amount of savings occurred in Greater Manchester, with commuters saving about £740 a year for travelling between Reddish and Manchester.


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And some of us have trouble with charcoal....
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For those who want to see how wood was charcoaled for BP when BP was the established military propellant have a look at
It's the UK's prime museum of Black Powder and other propellants.
Posted 18 June 2017 - 07:00 AM
I recall as a teen visiting colonial Williamsburg and seeing a blacksmith making charcoal in a trench covered with green branches and leaves then topped with dirt.
I can't say that any of these methods are easier than our retort cans or TLUD cooker but it sure does make a lot of charcoal at once if your willing to put in the hard work.
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Posted 18 June 2017 - 01:24 PM
Now if only getting the rest of the supplies were as cheap and being self reliance as he is at making charcoal. Oh well............. Pat
Posted 18 June 2017 - 02:57 PM
I'm certain it wouldn't be as good as modern pure ingredients but it would be functional and give a sense of self reliance.
Posted 18 June 2017 - 03:20 PM
Oh Pat it is nice to know these teqniques but I feel fortunate to not need to use them. I'd like to try my hand at harvesting all the raw ingredients for BP from my surroundings at least once in my life.
I'm certain it wouldn't be as good as modern pure ingredients but it would be functional and give a sense of self reliance.
Do you happen to have a resident volcano or sulphur spring nearby? lol
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a more usable approach would be to calcine sulfur bearing minerals in a sealed retort. they are pretty much everywhere.
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New York Times bestselling author David Wong takes readers to a whole new level with his latest dark comic horror, set in the world of John Dies at the End and This Book is Full of Spiders. Now, Wong is back with the third installment of this black-humored thriller series.
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Something's Got Ahold of My Heart is the latest, biggest, and most demading show Hand2Mouth has ever attempted.
In August 2011 Hand2Mouth decided to make a show about love. We knew there would be music. We knew there would be dancing. We knew there would be stories to tell. And this fall, we've been given an incredible opportunity to finish this work at EMPAC - the most technologically advanced theater space the USA.
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This study investigates the effect of the pilot hole size, implant depth, synthetic bone density, and screw size on the pullout strength of the self-tapping screw using analytical, finite element, and experimental methodologies. Stress distribution and failure propagation mode around the implant thread zone are also investigated. Based on the finite element analysis (FEA) results, an analytical model for the pullout strength of the self-tapping screw is constructed in terms of the (synthetic) bone mechanical properties, screw size, and the implant depth. The pullout performance of self-tapping screws is discussed. Results from the analytical and finite element models are experimentally validated.
Experiential setup for tensile test of the synthetic bone tests on MTS 810
Experiential and FEA tensile true stress-true strain curve for different density of synthetic bones
Experiential compressive true stress-true strain curve for different density of the synthetic bones
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Experimental setup of the self-tapping screw pullout test
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The effect of pilot hole diameter on pullout strength for 4.5 and 6.5 mm screws with 20 mm implant depth
Experimental and FEA pullout force versus pullout displacement for 4.5 mm screw with different implant depths in 0.48 g/cm3 synthetic bone
The effect of screw implant depth on pullout strength for 4.5 and 6.5 mm screws with different density of the synthetic bone
Typical pullout failure: (a) 6.5 mm screw, density = 0.24 g/cm3 , depth = 25 mm and (b) 4.5 mm screw, density = 0.24 g/cm3 , depth = 30 mm
Stiffness degradation distribution from FEA at the maximum pullout force for 4.5 mm screw, 30 mm implant depth in the 0.48 g/cm3 synthetic bone
The effect of screw size on pullout strength for two densities of the synthetic bone with 20 mm implant depth
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The effect of synthetic bone density on pullout strength for 4.5 and 6.5 mm screws with 15 and 30 mm implant depth
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I like Terry McMillan.I do. At least in theory. I've never met her and honestly she seems kind of…mean in interviews. But she is a fairly competent author.One of the handful that readily come to most people's mind when asked to name African American female writers. I just think its sad that after all these years and novels full of affirming messages she is STILL "Waiting to Exhale".
I get it. You …got your groove back and the guy turned out to be gay. That hurts. It was wrong of him and embarrassing. And while I can't say there is a timeline for healing but I'd say two appearances on Oprah later you should probably be less bitter and less prone to insulting strangers.
For some reason last night Ms. McMillan decided to say that people with over 60,000 tweets must be either "lonely as hell" or unemployed.
First off I'm annoyed by people who complain about social networks while ON social networks. Its twitter. And I get that shes some fancy writer who has had her novels turned into movies and probably has more change in her couch cushions than I have in my bank account BUT that doesn't mean I'm unemployed or lonely.
Well…I guess she wasn't talking to me because I don't have 60,000 tweets but I also don't have that many followers so it wouldn't make sense for me to be talking that much. If I did I would though. And I would still have a job and people to talk to. Things to do. AND I'd still be pretty. No that isn't relevant. I just like to say it 😀
Anyway McMillan had the web all atwitter for about two hours as people broke her down in retaliation. I mean she is kind of an easy target. She went to Jamaica and married a man half her age. That man turned out to be gay(surprise surprise). She made a fool of herself on Oprah…you know there is a lot to say if you're that kind of person.
I think that everyone has a right to opinions. You can think and say whatever you want. And I'm not sure what prompted her to tweet that but it was a wide generalization with no basis in real truth. That isn't cool. And really not smart considering that the people who follow her on twitter are financing her lifestyle.
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The peacekeeper,
flak-jacket buttoned to the neck,
blue helmet fastened tight
under the chin,
rifle slung across the chest,
muzzle pointing at the distant ground,
trigger finger tensed
along the trigger guard
switched to automatic.
Alone he stands there,
holding the road
in front of wire entanglements
and tank-stops
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of a sun trapped checkpoint,
left arm raised high,
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In a last-gasp attempt, the PBA is calling on the State Parole Board chairwoman to delay the scheduled April 17th release of cop-killer Herman Bell, citing the board's failure "to obtain and consider" the sentencing minutes in his trial.
Those minutes, according to the PBA, include the recommendations of the case's prosecutor and the sentencing judge that, had the death penalty been in effect when the killing occurred in 1971, Bell should have received it. The minutes also include a statement by a defense attorney that Bell was "beyond redemption and can never be rehabilitated."
Bell and Anthony Bottom, who is up for parole consideration in June, were members of the Black Liberation Army, an off-shoot of the Black Panther Party. The two, and a third man who died in prison, shot and killed NYPD Officers Joseph Piagentini and Waverly Jones in May, 1971, during another period of national racial turmoil.
The killers stole Jones's weapon, which BLA members used three months later to shoot and kill San Francisco Sgt. John Victor Young. Law enforcement fraternal orders say the BLA was responsible for the deaths of 10 officers around the country between 1970 and 1976, including NYPD cops Gregory Foster and Rocco Laurie, who they gunned down in the East Village in 1972.
In 2016, Gov. Andrew Cuomo altered parole board guidelines to include an applicant's behavior while in prison and "to weigh any demonstrated growth and maturing since the time of the offence when considering individuals serving a maximum life sentence for crimes committed when they were under the age of 18."
Bell, who is now 70, was 23 when he and Bottom shot and killed Jones and Piagentini.
After denying for four decades that he was involved in the shootings, Bell first admitted his involvement in 2014. Last month at his parole hearing he said, "There was nothing political about the act, as much as I thought at the time. It was murder and horribly wrong."
Cuomo has said through a spokesperson that he opposes Bell's release. Mayor Bill de Blasio was more forceful, saying, "Murdering a police officer in cold blood is a crime beyond the frontier of rehabilitation or redemption."
One organization that justified Bell's parole was the NY Times editorial board, which wrote in an editorial on March 18 that Bell had "expressed regret and remorse," although it did describe his regret and remorse as "long in coming."
The editorial then cited the cases of two white women, Kathy Boudin and Judith Clark, who were part of another BLA team that fatally shot two police officers and a guard during the robbery of a Brink's armored car in 1981. Although neither woman fired a shot, said the Times, "they both went on to become model prisoners who expressed remorse for their actions."
Boudin was paroled in 2003, the Times pointed out. Clark was denied parole last year despite having had her sentence commuted by Cuomo in 2016. Go figure that one out.
As for Bell and Bottom, they shot Jones in the head. They shot Piagentini 22 times, as he lay on the ground, pleading for his life as a father of two small children.


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Or "Not how we thought we would get on the Travel channel". Earl and I have attended the Ugly Christmas Sweater Party in KC now for 3 years. It surprises me that this is also one of the most popular posts on this blog. Ugly sweaters are popular I guess. Operation Breakthrough who is the … Continue reading
So, Earl and I were slackers on the blog this year, but not slackers in terms of travel. Trips to Mexico, being seen on the Travel Channel's Christmas Crazier, being contributors to Jenny McIver's book about Round the World trip planning as well as other business and personal travel as usual. We also enjoyed going … Continue reading
The Ugly Christmas Sweater Party started as a gathering among friends, but is now a fabulous event that puts the fun in fundraiser. It is a great excuse to wear a hideous sweater and support Operation Breakthrough. It has sold out before the event every year and with the latest news that the Travel Channel … Continue reading
Now back settled from our RTW trip, Earl and I are enjoying being home in Kansas and the fun and interesting things to do in Kansas City. This weekend is the Gala for the Kansas City Friends of Alvin Ailey. Kansas City is the second home for the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre. The KC … Continue reading


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I am on this site because I am trying to understand my wife who has been sober for 3 years now. 3 Yrs ago my wife went into rehab because I did an intervention and she accepted to go. We had been having problems for several years for different reasons, but they were very exaggerated because of her drunkenness. When she went into the rehab she extremely angry with me, not because of going into rehab, but because of the flaws she complained I had. While in rehab, she hired a lawyer and was divorcing me. When she got out of rehab she moved to a different state and I did not see her or communicate for almost 5 months. During that time, I did what I am doing now and visited this site to talk to woman ,primarily, to see if this was normal. I had read throughout these months that the brain of an alcoholic is altered because of the excessive drinking as well as their personality. I received many replys from both woman and men that confirmed this and they also said the rule of thumb i would be for her to wait at least a year before making life decisions. So then in the 6th month I got a call from her asking if we can meet. With the love I always had for her i agreed. As it turns out she had become more like her old self and not the angry person that she became. After have many days of talks we got back together. It has now been 3 years and now again she is divorcing me. About 6 months ago she started to change again. She was going through a few stresses. Her job, her sister and her mother all became triggers as she call them. She also started sleeping less and was always tired.I was there to listen and my shoulder to cry on. I had stopped drinking myself after we reconciled because I too needed to stop, but also because I believed that to maintain her sobriety I should not drink or have alcohol in the home. I did not enable her, but did stand by her side. Eventually her mother and sister started getting along better and the stress eased up enough that they were no longer triggers. Here is where my question of Dry Drunk or anything type of explanation would help me comes in. After the stress eased from her family, she started finding things I said and did wrong. Many of them were related to what she complained about were the same as 3 years ago. I worked very hard in therapy to work on these issues then and it worked. When back together we agreed that if I or herself show signs of an old habit we would tell the other and talk about it so we were aware. I only mentioned this is because the present complaints became like knee jerk reactions to 3 years before. I and others who know her and myself noticed how she criticized and became abusive with her words to me when either I did nothing or a very mild version old the old habit. I will say I am not perfect or an angel at times, but not enough for her to act like she did in the past when she was drunk. Since our separation this time has also become confrontational with others. She even now has called my adult daughter toxic because she disagreed with her. With me and others I have been told, if we disagree with her on a topic or opinion, she cuts them off and cuts them down with her venomous words. She is now big on telling the truth, which should be, but if no one can have an opinion than even if she is wrong it still is her truth in her mind. She puts on a good show for everyone now saying she is happy, and maybe she is, but I think that she is her own trigger because she tosses me and others out of her life because she cannot accept her own faults. She also has not gone to AA meetings in the 3 years we are back together. She has regained her faith and has been going to church and feels as long as there is a connection with G-d she is OK.
I know your opinion or the education you hopefully will help me with will not get her back to me as the divorce is a few days away from being final, but after 43 years of marriage I still love her and care about her health. She got rid of me because she felt I threatened her sobriety instead of going to marriage counseling probably because she would have to look at her own faults. MY LAST QUESTION i WOULD LIKE AN OPINION ON IS WHETHER THE MOTTO, "YOUR SOBRIETY ALWAYS COMES FIRST", means that my love for her and our marriage do not count enough to try and hold onto it.
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Unlike many Wright buildings that I've enjoyed searching out over the years, the Price Tower stands out in the landscape and is easy to find. It ranks high on my list of favorite Wright buildings next toFallingwater, Taliesin East and Taliesin West.
I may write more later, but I wanted to get the photographs posted.
See the official website for the Price Tower for additional information.
There is a book available on the Price Tower: Frank Lloyd Wright, Louis Sullivan and the Skyscraper
Bartlesville Community Center, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright's apprentice Wesley Peters, is across the steet from the Price Tower.
See below for information about Bruce Goff, a well known organic-style architect with several buildings in Bartlesville and elsewhere.
All photographs were taken in the late afternoon.
The view from across the street with the sun in the background.
The entryway to the building. It houses a museum as well as a hotel.
Looking up the building. The fire escape is on the left side of the photograph.
The antenna on top of the building.
Some details as viewed from the ground.
The supports for the parking carport in front of the building.
These reminded me of the supports that I saw at Florida Southern College.
These reminded me of the supports that I saw at Florida Southern College.
This is the view from the Bartlesville Community Center.
The Walt Whitman inscription inside the building.
The Price Tower has the Shin'En Kan Gate by Bruce Goff on display.
There is more information about the exhibit at the Price Tower website page
If you'd like to learn more about Bruce Goff the following links may be useful:
A Film of Bruce Goff Buildings
Bruce Goff at greatbuildings.com
Article at Architecture Week
Friends of Kebyar
Bruce Goff Castle (Bed and Breakfast in Southern Illinois)
Bruce Goff at greatbuildings.com
Article at Architecture Week
Friends of Kebyar
Bruce Goff Castle (Bed and Breakfast in Southern Illinois)
There is a booklet available (~ $18) from the Price Tower Arts Center Free Thought: The Art and Architecture of Bruce Goff that includes a listing and map of Bruce Goff designed homes in the Bartlesville area. If you happen to be touring and take photographs I would welcome the chance to start a Bruce Goff gallery.


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Museums in Odisha (Orissa) - With a very few numbers of museums present in the state, the most famous museum at Odisha (Orissa) is the State Museum which began as a subsidiary of Ravenshaw College's History Department.
With a wide range of antiquities being added every year, the museum has gradually become one of the premier institutions of the state standing as mute evidence to the rich cultural heritage of the region. Archaeology, epigraphy, numismatics, armory, mining, geology, painting, anthropology and manuscripts, you can have them all in the museum.
One of the most significant aspects of this museum is its manuscript gallery. Some of the rare palm leaf manuscripts about 50,000 in number are housed in this gallery. Covering diverse subjects like religion, philosophy, astronomy, astrology, poetry, science, medicine, mathematics, warfare and the crafts, these manuscripts are a repository of artistic expressions of that time.
These manuscripts were made by the incision of Oriya script on a dried palm leaf with a stylus. The manuscripts at the museum depict highly symbolic scenery with costumes, jewellery, hairstyle and facial expressions similar to stone sculptures of Odisha (Orissa).
Abhinava Gita Govinda is believed to be one of the earliest palm leaf manuscripts dating back to 1496. The museum also houses an illustrated manuscript of Gita Govinda written by the 12th century poet Jayadeva. Displaying an advanced writing technology, it has 80 folios in rich primary colors that have remained intact even after such a long period.
Odisha (Orissa) State Museum, Bhubaneshwar - This Museum in bhubaneshwar shows India most artistic traditions with influences form Buddhism, Jainism, and Brahminical styles. The Museum also showacase archaeology and numismatics, armoury, natural history and contemporary art.


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What do Marcello Lippi and the BNP have in common?
They both hate immigrants
Italy coach Marcello Lippi has welcomed Kaka's move from AC Milan to Real Madrid, and is hoping Serie A clubs ship out a few more pesky foreigners over the summer. Lippi allowed his xenophobic side to flourish after the Brazilian's record-breaking transfer to Spain.
He said: "The more foreigners that leave Italy, the better it is for Italian Calcio."
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It's amazing when I realize that I have accumulated 30 years of public policy experience!
Based on this, I humbly offer the solution to many serious problems facing Austin, America, and the World.
My plan will solve or a least substantially impact these enormous issues:
1) greatly reduces our dependence on imported oil
2) greatly enhances our National security
3) No more wars for oil
4) greatly reduces the price of oil and gas, permanently
5) saves the US auto industry
6) provides enormous economic development opportunities
7) greatly reduces greenhouse gases
8) enhances the environment in many different ways
9) greatly enhances public health ( less cancer, asthma, etc. )
10) begins an upward spiral of benefits, many of which we cannot foresee
One solution…The Silver Bullet…addresses all of these issues. The key is to spend money where all of these problems intersect: the Nexus. Instead of throwing huge sums of money at these individual issues, find the place where they all connect…one solution for many problems.
This is efficient spending, something we rarely see in government anymore. It is something we really need right now.
Here's what we do…here's where we spend:
1) Since we taxpayers are giving billions to the automakers, we can "work with" ( require ) them to produce vehicles which support our national interests. We can require them to set up production lines to make electric cars and trucks: 500,000 per year. This might cost $10 Billion, more or less, which is in line with what we have already given them ( I'm not sure what they did with all that money. With this plan, we would at least be able to see what we were getting for our money ).
This is a very direct and substantial incentive to the auto industry to produce products the buyers want.
2) To support the conversion to electric vehicles, the government should spend $2 Billion for research and development on batteries and solar energy. Research contracts would be awarded to leading universities like UT, MIT, Cal Tech, University of Chicago, etc. The government should commit to this level of spending for at least three years, a total of $6 Billion.
3) The Federal government should give a tax credit of $10,000 for the purchase of an electric vehicle. For 500,000 vehicles, that would cost $5 Billion. To sustain that for three years would total $15 Billion. This would make electric vehicles affordable for millions of buyers.
4) The Federal government should give money to the 50 largest cities to offer cash rebates to purchasers of electric vehicles, up to 10,000 vehicles in each city. At $5,000 per vehicle, this would amount to a cash infusion into each city of $50 Million. Do that each year for three years, and you get cleaner air and extra money circulating in the 50 largest cities in America. Total cost: $7.5 Billion.
5) Count electric vehicles at 100 miles per gallon for fleet mileage ( CAFE ) standards. This would make them very valuable to the automakers: the more electric vehicles they produce, the less they would have to bring up the miles per gallon numbers for the rest of their fleet. The automakers would save millions of dollars in not having to tinker with their internal combustion engines trying to get marginal increases in mileage.
Total cost for #5: 0
That's it…that's the plan. Five simple steps. Steps 1 and 5 are substantial, direct incentives to the manufacturers. Steps 3 and 4 are enormous, direct incentives to the buyers, bringing down the cost of electric vehicles so that millions of people can afford them.
A key to the success of this plan is that BOTH ends of the process are incentivized; the manufacturers AND the buyers. That's why this plan will work!
Total cost: $38.5 Billion, most of it spread over three years.
Now, Dear Reader, go back to the start of this story to see what $38.5 Billion can buy: items 1-10. This is a huge bargain!! We can have all of those things we desperately need for the relatively modest sum of less than $40 Billion.
When you consider how much our government has already given to the banks and failed financial institutions…and for what? What have we gotten?? Not much…
This plan…The Silver Bullet…turns the corner from a century of the internal combustion engine ( look where that has got us ) to a new clean form of transportation…the electric vehicle. This is revolutionary. This is truly transformative. This will change the world, and much for the better.
Especially when we hook up our electric vehicles to renewable power sources like the sun and the wind.
One of our automakers should produce a sleek silver electric car and call it "The Silver Bullet". They would sell millions of them, and solve many of the world's problems in the process.


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Thursday, June 16, 2016
Are you sitting comfortably, children? Then I'll begin. All of you have, I am well aware, been eagerly awaiting definitive guidance on what to do about the referendum concerning our continued membership of the European Union next Thursday. Now is the time to grant you that guidance. There is still long enough for you to process it and take from it all that you need. So here it is. I shall not be adding to it and I shall not be taking questions. Anyone who wants to argue with any of it is naturally free to do so, but I shall not be engaging with such arguments. I am not in the business of explaining further to anyone who is incapable of paying attention. And I cannot be shamed or browbeaten into changing my analysis. But I warn you that the guidance is comprehensive and lengthy [3,000 words] and you will need to persevere if you have the interest.
The first thing you should know is exactly what the screenwriter William Goldman famously reported about Hollywood in his memoir of that town and that industry. It is so important and so fundamental that he wrote it in capitals and I shall do the same: NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING [Adventures in the Screen Trade 1983 p39]. This is as true about politics in general as it is about movies in general, and it is as particularly true about the political future of Great Britain, in or out of the EU, as it is about Hollywood. So, as Goldman did, I shall write it again. NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING.
Of course a great many people think that they know rather a lot, even that they know everything, but they are deluded. Pay them no heed. If you needed examples of how little they know about the political future, just ask them if, twelve months ago, they anticipated that Jeremy Corbyn would be leader of the Labour Party (he secured his nomination as a candidate a year ago yesterday) or that Donald Trump would be the Republican candidate for the presidency of the United States (he announced his candidature on this date in 2015). You would think, with these lollapaloozas of examples, such people would foreswear gravely informing us of what will happen. But they never learn, even though they all knew for a fact a year ago that either Manchester City or Chelsea would win the football premier league.
I am fond of quoting Harold Wilson's maxim, so you may have noticed me quoting it before: "a week in politics is a long time". It is true so often that what was the case on Wednesday is out of all consideration on Tuesday that you would think no one could possibly have the temerity to pontificate about what will happen in six months or two years or at the 2020 election. But they do so pontificate and with such hubristic self-satisfaction that you wonder how they get their pullovers over their heads. Well, pay no attention. Nobody knows what will happen. We could all be dead, even before the conference season is due to begin.
Now, many people – politicians, columnists, lay people and haunters of social media – have been telling us for weeks what "will" happen if we leave the EU. Some – fewer, but more than enough – have been telling us what "will" happen if we stay in the EU. By the laws of averages and probability, some of these statements will turn out to be reasonably correct, but only because shooting a lot of bullets greatly increases the chances of someone being hit, not because the speculators actually knew what would happen; because, as I say, NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING.
In the Remain campaign, this presumption to prophesy the future if the Leave campaign prevails is characterised, reasonably enough and not only by the Leave campaign, as "scare-mongering". It does seem very clearly designed to frighten people into voting to stay. Is it any wonder that such tactics do not commend themselves to everyone? As the opinion polls have suggested that the result may be becoming uncomfortably close, the Remain campaign have perhaps lost a little nerve or tried to soften their tactic. Thus the interview with the Prime Minister in The Observer (on Sunday last) generated the main headline: "Cameron: Brexit may put pensions at risk". We are, then, entitled to assume simultaneously that leaving may NOT put pensions at risk. Would the newspaper have granted such a half-hearted headline to Boris Johnson and indeed would he have wanted it?
For most of the time, the Remain campaign have heavily leaned, dismayingly but not unexpectedly, on the doom scenario. They do it because it is easy and it does not require detailed exposition. From the first attempts by Harold Macmillan to secure British entry to what was then called the Common Market, pro-EU politicians have presented an unwavering attitude to the British electorate: "You just leave it to us; don't you worry your pretty little head about all this European stuff; we know best". That has been the demeanour of Edward Heath, Harold Wilson, Jeremy Thorpe, Roy Jenkins, John Smith, John Major, Tony Blair, Nick Clegg, Gordon Brown and now David Cameron. What the present Remain campaign has conspicuously lacked is any kind of exposition of how being in the EU is a good thing. There has been almost nothing constructive and upbeat about the campaign; the only message has been: stick with us or the sky will fall.
Actually, there has been an exception to this negativity. Some of you will grumble that yes, of course I WOULD say this; but I play it as I see it and this is what I see. The only British politician who has talked about the actual advantages of being in the EU is Jeremy Corbyn. He has also talked, sensibility, judiciously and in a measured way, about the disadvantages of being in the EU as he sees them. He has taken a mature and – as people say these days – nuanced line on the referendum. But this has been nothing like sufficient for the drama queens in the Tory Party and the media. Though Corbyn has made dozens of carefully worded speeches about the referendum, only three of them have been made public to my knowledge. Reporting on those three has concentrated on the notion, spread by Lynton Crosby for the Tories and by his allies on the Labour backbenches, that Corbyn is "lukewarm" on the EU, that he is a "closet leaver" and that Labour supporters don't know where the Party stands. The conventional wisdom becomes that Corbyn has "failed to get his message across". Well, as Marshall McLuhan proclaimed half a century ago, "the medium is the message". If the media get in the way of the message because reporters and commentators are only interested in who's up and who's down (presently in the Tory Party), the politicians cannot be blamed if they find that they are shouting into a void. Crosby knows this very well; it is all part of his plan to try to shift the blame onto Labour if Cameron loses the referendum.
Apart from eschewing the scare-mongering and name-calling that his fellow Remain campaigners have daily indulged, Corbyn is (as far as I am aware) unique in presenting himself not as a politician only concerned with the British interest or even – and few enough of the strong advocates do this – as one properly 'communautaire' (which is to say concerned with the European interest), but as a citizen of the world. Corbyn wants to reform the EU so that it protects the planet and its working millions. He is not in this racket to ensure that all the bankers and asset-strippers and speculators stay in London. Jean Monnet, the founding father of the Common Market, and the Treaty of Rome, which enshrined the articles that set up the market, were dedicated to the self-interest of the nations that made up one of the two wealthiest continents in the world. In that way, the EU was inward- rather than outward-looking. It has continued to be so. That is why it has been found so wanting when challenged by the great crises of the 21st century: the ailing economies of the weakest EU members and the plight of millions of refugees. European governments have fretted that their domestic interests will suffer and this has led them to make destructive and stupid decisions. This stupidity and destructiveness is evidently endemic. The EU is in dire need of comprehensive reform; it may be beyond saving.
What is more, consensus politics is in retreat, not only in Europe but right across the world, as witnessed by the astonishing successes of both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders in the presidential primaries in the States. It is perfectly conceivable that within four or five years there will be highly ideological governments of both right and left in several of the EU member states, not least in France and Germany. Moreover, it has been suggested with some credibility that the spread of Islam across France has been so vigorous that within thirty years there could be a Muslim administration in Paris. Certainly, the possibility of supporters of Sharia law having the means of raising objection to liberal social measures – let alone any say in the framing of EU regulation – gives pause and makes the aspiration of Turkey to join the EU something to be resisted. One can foresee a Europe ahead that Britain might wish it had left when it had the chance.
For me, the issue for Britain and the world this year that is far more important than the future of the EU is the future of the United Nations. A new Secretary-General must be appointed soon and the courage and nature of that appointee will have a profound impact on the geo-political future of the planet. The UN is desperately in need of reconfiguration; its charter, now 71 years old, is no longer fit for purpose. I'd like Corbyn to bend his mind to that issue. I'd like to hear his proposals.
The UN's methodology has remained fixed and consistent through its history. By contrast, the Common Market/EU has changed radically. Some of its attempts to change have been tested against public opinion, as will happen in Britain next Thursday. But the grave warnings that this referendum will be irrevocable and "a once-in-a-lifetime decision" are not borne out by precedent.
In 2005, the French President, Jacques Chirac, called a referendum on the European Constitution. Three days later, the Dutch prime minister, Jan Peter Balkenende, held a similar referendum. Both the French and the Dutch voted against ratification. The EU reintroduced the greater part of the new constitution renamed as the Treaty of Lisbon which was passed by the member governments without offering it to any electorates, save that the Irish constitution required ratification. In the referendum duly held in June 2008, the Irish voted against the Treaty. The EU tinkered with the treaty and then the Taoiseach, Brian Cowen, asked the electorate to vote again 16 months after the rejection. This time the ratification was successful. In another part of the forest, the Scottish voted against independence in September 2014, but already there is strong pressure for a repeat of the referendum. So remember the venerable saying about politics: "never say never".
Irrevocability is another of the ways in the Remain campaign paint a frightening picture of chaos and collapse if Britain leaves the EU. Some of those who will play some part in Britain's future relations with Europe have added to the doom scenario. The European Council President, Donald Tusk, reckoned the other day that Britain leaving the EU "could be the beginning of the destruction of not only the EU but also Western political civilisation in its entirety". Oh, for Pete's sake. An hysteric should not be appointed to a position of power. Donald Tusk is as undisciplined a prophet as Donald Trump. The world needs grown-up, judicious, steady leaders, not fantasists.
We should give no credence to these prophesies of doom. It is true that we are entering new territory. Nobody has been here before. But the new dispensation, whether in or out, has still to be managed by real-life politicians who stand to gain nothing from making difficulties where none needs exist. The sun will still rise and wages will still have to be paid. If Britain leaves the EU, accommodations will be made, threats will be rescinded and a new relationship with Europe will be constructed. It will not be the world of the world; it may, however, be the end of David Cameron.
The argument is put that leaving will make for uncertainty and that business hates uncertainty. Business will have to pull itself together. The rest of us hate those businesses that avoid their share of taxation. Perhaps leaving the EU will expedite measures to enforce tax collection.
In any case, political uncertainty is fertile ground, testing the mettle of politicians and public alike. Only a fool – there are plenty of those – would predict who will occupy no 10 Downing Street at Christmas. I hope it will be Corbyn. Certainly, if the electorate vote to leave, the prospect of a Corbyn government unfettered by EU regulation would be a bracing one. We must hope that the Labour Party will allow him to rise to the occasion.
I might be positively attracted to the Leave campaign were it not peopled – without exception as far as I can see – by chancers and shysters of the kind one would resist accompanying up a single floor in a lift. Its leaders have made outrageous claims about the present cost of belonging to the EU and about what they would do with the cash that wouldn't actually be saved, including suddenly presenting themselves as the saviours of the NHS, the break-up of which institution many of them have hitherto espoused.
And lately they have been playing their trump – or do I mean Trump? – card, the Farage joker: immigration. This is the main reason given for the perceived support for leaving the EU among Labour supporters. The issue is also frequently mentioned in the internal party report by Jon Cruddas, Labour's Future: Why Labour lost in 2015 and how it can win again. Cruddas repeatedly observes that Labour has lost those voters whom he calls "socially conservative", identifying UKIP as the main beneficiary. What he doesn't explain is what he thinks Labour should do about immigration. If the implication is that Labour should metamorphose into a racist party like UKIP, I suggest that it will cease to be the Labour Party.
There are many arguments that can be advanced concerning immigration that are very different from anything Nigel Farage would say. To begin with, we are continually told that unemployment is coming down, that the number in work is higher than it has ever been. Evidently, then, the present level of immigration is not having the effect that is often claimed: that "they're taking our jobs". More convincing is the argument that the NHS is overstretched and that there is a housing shortage. However, immigration does not cause these problems even if it exacerbates them, and there is irony in the unarguable fact that both the NHS and house-building are unusually dependent on immigrant workers to keep going.
The nettle that Labour need to grasp about immigration is that its extent is an urban myth. Ask people what percentage of the population in their area was born abroad and even those who welcome multiculturalism pitch the number far higher than it actually is. The most recent official figures are 18 months old. The percentage of the UK population that is foreign-born was then put at 13.1. But of course the spread is very varied. Immigration in London runs at almost 40%. In Wales, where UKIP gained seats for the first time this year, the percentage is 2.3. And in the North-East, it's only 1.6, yet that region has one of the highest rates of UKIP support (nearly as high as Wales), which suggests that unjustified fear is a significant factor in opposition to immigration; by contrast the place whether UKIP gets its lowest support, save for Scotland, is London.
Labour has to point this out to its supporters who bend their ears about being "swamped", in Margaret Thatcher's unlovely term. I have found when canvassing that a fruitful line to take, when told that immigration is a "problem", is to ask how specifically it proves a problem for that householder. Vanishingly few in fact have anything to offer other than prejudicial generalities. It isn't rocket science to shame them very gently and respectfully out of their more unjustified claims, because few want to commit to actually stating to your face that they just don't like Poles or West Indians or Pakistanis. And if they do, then frankly UKIP is welcome to them.
Let us remember also that it is not so many weeks since the British public, appalled at images of drowned children, were pressurising the government to accept many more refugees than it had hitherto permitted. Again, on the doorsteps, it helps to remind sceptics that the countries from which millions are now fleeing are the very same that our planes have bombed: Syria, Libya, Afghanistan. We have a moral duty that voters gainsay only if they are prepared to admit that narrow self-interest is their only concern.
When it comes down to it, I think that it is only proper to bring moral considerations to the way one votes. Self-interest is not always a simple procedure. More often, benefit comes over the longer term by taking consideration of everyone's interests, not just one's own. I would have voted gladly to remain in the EU if I thought that anyone additional to Jeremy Corbyn presented a cogent and humanitarian reason to do so. But I have been profoundly dismayed at the antics of the last few weeks. I shall not make a final decision until actually inside the voting booth. But, as I said in my letter to The Guardian the other day, I incline strongly to spoiling my ballot paper. This is a very different gesture from abstaining and staying at home. I am sorely tempted to write across my ballot paper: "Each campaign as vile and destructive as the other – neither deserves my vote". Many more people at the count would look at my ballot paper than any just marked with a cross. It is a legitimate exercise of one's civic duty.
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The only thing that left me wondering, is why did the film take so long for a proper release? Beginning in 2015, it was floating around film festivals, receiving praise. Happy death day The journey continued throughout 2016, and we finally see a release from IFC in March 2017. the devil's candy I suspect maybe it was securing the music budget, as getting the rights to put Metallica's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" on DVD is probably not cheap. But what do I know? Regardless, IFC must be thanked for getting this out to the masses. Perhaps not the best horror film coming out on home video this year, but I assure you it is far from the worst. Any horror fan who has 90 minutes to spare would be investing their time wisely with "The Devil's Candy". Happy death day 2017
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Grumpy Old Bastard Komix is a mature publication with no holds barred. If you enjoy gritty, bloody and raw with your meals, this is the comic for YOU!
Sunday, December 27, 2015
Greetings from the GOBK Studio headquarters! These GRUMPY OLD BASTARDS hope that your Christmas was Merry and that your New Year will be better than ever! 2015 flew by like an Eagle in heat on the snowy plains of what was. It was truly amazing how time flew this year...for GOBK especially.
If I ever thought that I would embark in fulfilling a dream with some dynamite old friends, I would have told you...yeah, I thought about it for years. Well, that dream came true...for some of us.
I have to give mad props to all that made this happen. Some who remain in the mix and others that needed to go. Despite whatever transpired to have us pissing in the wind at times while on this journey, well, there is always a shelter of assurance while you take a well deserved piss with the wind upon your back. Always.
Me and my partners in crime have learned so much this year in the business. Dreams of becoming a comic book artist is one thing. The reality of when it comes down to the wire and your really DOING it...it ain't nuthin that you ever imagined as a kid. It is HARD work my friends. Real hard work. You wear many hats as an Indy Comic Company and if you are going to make it happen, have an open mind, learn and absorb what is best for you to move ahead with your goals, put the right individuals in place and last but not least, treat your partners as you wish to be treated. I am very proud to say, with my financial advantages, everyone on the payroll has been paid promptly. Even some before hand where they really needed the doe. Lessons learned in that area this year with a loss of 900 bucks with work paid for and never received. But some handouts are not even worth chasing. The reputation of such nonsense catches up to them one day. Leave your losses to Karma. If you are going to run a business and get pissed over 900 bucks compared to 9000, then you are on a losing mission already. With loss comes lessons learned, knowledge obtained and strength when it comes to making a just decision in business on the next level. Moving on...
If I told you that I would have ever dreamed of making two COMICONs in our first year, I would say "whatcha been smokin' playah?" Well, we did.
If I ever told you that I would have never dreamed that I would be holding a comic in my hand created by GOBK...well, we sure did that too. Not to mention, the DVDs and other merchandise that we put out there. It is truly mind boggling.
The greatest thing that I hold in accord are the friends and alliances I have made through GOBK. The collaborations, advice and good ol' geek talk about what we love, truly a blessing beyond. Indy Comic people rule and we all share the same dream which makes us quite special. Personally, it is not about the money. It will come, maybe not. The fact that you TRIED is the real reward for all of us and within the journey, it opens other doors to many other wonderful things you never imagined.
There are so many to thank for believing, contributing and showing the love. To our fans and family, there are no words. Truly blessed we are to have you in our lives.
GOBK Studio role call...
Uncle Grumpy Scott Williams. My partner on this mission from the beginning and a man of many talents. There is never a day that I am not amazed by something else he pops outta his hat. He is an artist supreme and a childhood friend. Here we are 40 years later making it happen. Blessed we are.
Henry "the legend" Ortega and Titus Thomas. High School of Art & Design Alumni and childhood friends as well. Their contributions and dedication to GOBK is most welcome and are truly the rocks of the foundation we continue to build. Their knowledge and talents have helped us shine and continue to do so. Blessed we are.
Fred Davidowitz, Samantha Davidowitz and Mildred Tracy.
My son took over the business part of GOBK. He did so in addition to his own busy schedule to help the old man out leaving me to the creative process of the business. I love and thank him for becoming the answer to the questions of business. I love him and I am very proud of him.
My daughter Samantha who took over the technical part of formatting our work and handling all the merchandising...an angel sent to me 28 years ago. She has taken a huge burden off the old man's shoulders along with her brother and I love and thank her as well.
Last but not least, my wife Mildred. She has put up with the madness since day one. Above the fact that she handles the media end with our DVD's, she has supported this Grumpy Old Bastard unconditionally. With all the sleepless nights I endure upon my workaholic ethic, the vacations and personal time lost, the alcohol consumption, the hostess duties she loves when the meetings at our apartment commence...it goes on. Without her, I would have never made this happen. I love and thank her for being my rock. I ain't an easy man to live with...Amen.
I want to thank as well...Mario Gully and King Bola for helping us out professionally with our projects. Amazing guys as well as artists.
Bobby Penafiel, our new colorist to the crew via the Phillipines. He makes every deadline, talented and we are looking forward to much more work with him in the future.
A big thanks to Mark Boulding and the Alumni Association of Art & Design for hosting us at Newark Comicon and New York Comicon.
A long time ago, in a lunchroom far, far away...
A lunch table fell home to a bunch of high school kids who dreamed of creating comics like their heroes. Kirby, Addams, Colon, Byrne, Steranko, Ditko and much more to mention...Well, here we are. Those kids who grew up to be Grumpy Old Bastards and making a dream come true. Amen.
Happy New Year from GOBK Studios and remember my friends...
Stay Grumpy!
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Former Farm Detached, single storey, in a property
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Liveable floor area : 1,600 Sq.ft.
Ground surface : 25 acres
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Liveable floor area : 1,600 Sq.ft.
Ground surface : 25 acres
- View : Not overlooked, country side, garden/park, courtyard, forest, river
- Kids welcome
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- River at <165'
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Report: North American Oil & Gas CAPEX Growth Rate 15.7%
Increased activity in the exploration and production (E&P) sector will be the primary driver in pushing oil and gas capital expenditure (CAPEX) to an enormous $1,039 billion for 2012, said the latest report by natural resources experts GlobalData.
According to the report, North America is expected to witness the highest CAPEX globally, with $254.3 billion, representing a share of 24.5% of the 2012 global total. Compared to a global average CAPEX growth rate of 13.4%, North America is expected to witness a CAPEX growth of 15.7%. The increase of unconventional oil and gas activities, especially the continuing exploitation of shale oil and gas sites and the development of Canadian oil sands are the major drivers for these investments.
GlobalData said investor confidence in new upstream projects is being driven by the increasing number of oil and gas discoveries (242 last year alone), combined with consistently high oil prices and the arrival of new technologies that are giving the major firms access to deep offshore reserves that were previously technically and financially unviable.
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Big Fish Eat Big Baits!
On a recent fishing trip into northern Manitoba Canada, the question of what size of lures to use came up. The lake was a trophy Northern Pike lake but it was also full of walleyes. After a long day of casting for Northerns, we decided to fish for walleyes in the evening to give our arms a little rest.
After catching numerous walleyes my boat partner has yet another one on and then the "big one" hit. A large Northern Pike had swallowed his walleye. After playing the fish for a while I put the cradle in the water and he tried to guide it in. We got close but he wanted no part of that and made another run. While the Northern was next to the cradle we noticed that the Northern Pike was longer than the cradle. The cradle was 48″. It was a giant Northern. After another run we got the fish close and then, it just let go. Oh well the big one got away, but my boat partner still had a walleye on. We landed the walleye and it measured 17″. Nice fish!
We knew that when the Northern was making it's runs it had the walleye but yet we never saw the walleye. It had swallowed the walleye all of the way down. The Northern pike was never hooked, he just wanted a meal.
Most lures that even look big or Northern Pike or Muskies are 12" or so and go down from there. So when is a fishing lure too big? 17 inches? I don't think so!
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- Don't Settle for Anything Less than the Best When it Comes to Wedding Photography
Your wedding day is one of the biggest celebrations of your life. You've found the perfect partner, picked a gorgeous venue, and selected some tasty food. The only thing left is to actually get married!
Photography is a must-have for nearly every couple, but many couples don't spend enough time thinking about what they want out of a photographer. While you almost certainly want to have an album of photos to look through years down the line, you want those photos to be high-quality pieces of art, not A4 printouts of snapshot your cousin took on their phone!
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Sediment Analyses for Urbanizing Watershedsby Gary R. Dyhouse, (M.ASCE), Chf. Hydr.; Engrg. Section, Hydr. and Hydraulics Branch, St. Louis District, Corps of Engrs., St. Louis, MO,
Serial Information: Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1982, Vol. 108, Issue 3, Pg. 399-418
Document Type: Journal Paper
An analysis of channel modifications for Harding Ditch, the main drainage canal for two urbanizing watersheds near St. Louis, Missouri, required an estimate of depositional changes between existing and future land use conditions, and the frequency and quantity of dredging required to maintain a modified channel configuration. A grid cell data bank was used to breakdown each watershed by land use category and the percent of the watershed in each category. Sediment washoff parameters were estimated for each land use category and input to the STORM computer program. Hourly values of discharge and tons of sediment washoff per event from each watershed were computed for 20 years of rainfall data for existing and future land use. STORM output was manipulated through an interface program and supplied to an HEC-6 sediment transport model of 11.5 miles (18.5 km) of Harding Ditch to evaluate depositional patterns. Comparison of 1982 and 2020 thalweg profiles showed less deposition under future land use conditions. Dredging analysis indicated a 10-year excavation interval was sufficient to maintain a with-project rating curve relationship.
Subject Headings: Land use | Sediment | Municipal water | Urban areas | Watersheds | Dredging | Storms | Sediment transport | Missouri | United States
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You cut my life in two
Nightmares from what I've seen and where I've been
Made me run from you again
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