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The 42-year-old mother of two is back from her life as a solo artist and will be putting out a brand new album with her band No Doubt titled Push and Shove on September 25th.
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As part of her promo duties, the singer/designer wore an amazing floral dress by Alexander McQueen's offshoot line McQ and a top by Peter Pilotto for the October 2012 issue of ELLE UK.
The accompanying editorial features Gwen discussing everything from motherhood to the new album.
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Revenue increased 8.5% to $3.5 billion, just shy of the consensus $3.53 billion.
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Isn't the football team ineligible for using out of district players? Is it going to be any different for the basketball team? Wish Mickey wasn't there.
the school itself is approved by the TEA so it is pretty much legit.
the school itself is approved by the TEA so it is pretty much legit.
@corbettsmithDMN (11:29 a.m.): Mickey surprisingly passes! 3-2, with Wilmer-Hutchins, Irving North Hills and Roosevelt voting yes. Jordan Mickey is a 6-7 senior, committed to LSU.
The team that will take the lead as this year's "team everyone loves to hate" will be Prime Prep. Last year it was Flower Mound Marcus and the year previous to that it was Dallas Kimball.
Prime Prep had their DEC meeting this past Wednesday and things got very interesting. One media outlet (WFAA) took jabs at the district because this was the first year anyone has ever heard of them actually trying to look into the information provided by the school with transfers. Judging by the facts that were given to me by three sources that were in the room, the DEC wanted to the reject Prime Prep transfers altogether but they couldn't justify a reason for doing so.
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Despite the renown of the Fields Medals, J.C. Fields has been until now a rather obscure figure, and recovering details about his professional activities and personal life was not at all a simple task. This work is a triumph of persistence with far-flung archival and documentary sources, and provides a rich non-mathematical portrait of the man in all aspects of his life and career. Highly readable and replete with period detail, the book sheds useful light on the mathematical and scientific world of Fields' time, and is sure to remain the definitive biographical study.
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Drawing on a wide array of archival sources, Riehm and Hoffman provide a vivid account of Fields' life and his part in the founding of the highest award in mathematics. Filled with intriguing detail--from a childhood on the shores of Lake Ontario, through the mathematics seminars of late 19th century Berlin, to the post-WW1 years of the fragmented international mathematical community--it is a richly textured story engagingly and sympathetically told. Read this book and you will understand why Fields never wanted the medal to bear his name and yet why, quite rightly, it does.
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One of the little-known effects of World War I was the collapse of international scientific cooperation. In mathematics, the discord continued after the war's end and after the Treaty of Versailles had been signed in 1919. Many distinguished scientists were involved in the war and its aftermath, and from their letters and papers, now almost a hundred years old, we learn of their anguished wartime views and their struggles afterwards either to prolong the schism in mathematics or to end it.
J.C. Fields, the foremost Canadian mathematician of his time, was educated in Canada, the United States, and Germany, and championed an international spirit of cooperation to further the frontiers of mathematics. It was during the awkward post-war period that J.C. Fields established the Fields Medal, an international prize for outstanding research, which soon became the highest award in mathematics. J.C. Fields intended it to be an international medal, and a glance at the varying backgrounds of the fifty-two Fields medallists shows it to be so.
Who was Fields? What carried him from Hamilton, Canada West, where he was born in 1863, into the middle of this turbulent era of international scientific politics? A modest mathematician, he was an unassuming man. This biography outlines Fields' life and times and the difficult circumstances in which he created the Fields Medal. It is the first such published study.
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-- Jeremy Gray, Mathematical Reviews
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Man without head in the center of the picture! More atention plaese!
Cows: they might be for sale. If they are for sale, it would probably be for milk, probably not for eating, although it's possible. However, they are probably not for sale; I think they are just grazing. Maybe someone who came to the market brought them along; maybe this is just the place where they usually graze.
Balancing act: carrying on head is very common. Also note the rope around the head of the man above her to the right. He is probably going to use that to pull something heavy like a log. People do that often, pull with their forehead instead of their hands.
Hats: part of the traditional male outfit. Men always wear them. Maybe because they're working in the sun.
Cute little animals: The bunny is probably being sold as a pet. Maybe to eat but that wouldn't be so common. The dogs probably belong to the man. Many people have dogs but they don't usually buy them - they just find them or get one from a neighbor's litter. People don't feed their dogs. Dogs are expected to find their own food and water, even if they are considered someone's pet.
Netted!: The chickens are probably for eating, maybe for laying eggs.
Colander cooking: It's true that indigenous people would need to cook for a large crowd. It's not unusual to have 12 children in a family.
Poles: one thing they might be for is building a fence.
Pot?: Indigenous people carry things on their heads all the time. Spanish-descended people don't know how to do it.
Rice?: This is not rice. It looks like food for pigs.
Telephones: these are probably cellular phones. They don't have land lines in this area so the few people that have telephones use cell phones. These look like the land line phones people use in the U.S. but they really use the cellular network - people don't care about portability.
Baby on mother's back: no, they don't worry about the baby falling out - everyone carries their baby this way.
Televisions and water: these are definitely televisions for sale. People might ask a friend to help carry them home or they might ask for a ride from one of the few people with a car.
Cooking: the woman on the right is cooking tortillas. I can't tell what the woman on the left is cooking but it's probably some sort of soup. You always have a tortilla with your food - even if you don't use it for wrapping food you just have one to eat. People coming to the market would buy some to eat.
Soccer Goal: This market is probably a Sunday market. The rest of the days people probably play soccer here.
Colored ropes: people use them for making nets to carry things, tying animals, etc. In this area, they might use them to pull boats. People do use ropes a lot but it is unusual to have this many rope vendors.
There are many questions about the colorful clothing, headwraps, and baby slings. Some generation information about Guatemalan traditional dress can be found here: www.rutahsa.com/traje.html
Translation test: They are used for many things. Se utilizan para muchas cosas Lots of things - holding animals, carrying packages, hanging laundry. Porciones de las cosas - sostener los animales, paquetes que llevan, lavadero que cuelga.


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The Buzz: This is the first film from embattled director David O. Russell since the Oscar-winning "The Fighter." (Former stars George Clooney and Lily Tomlin are, very publicly, not fans of working with him.) Critics, however, love him, and have already lavished praise on "Playbook," which garnered Oscar talk after screening at the Toronto Film Festival. As is Lawrence, who reportedly got the role after everyone from Anne Hathaway to Angelina Jolie expressed interest. Of Lawrence's Skype audition, Russell told The Hollywood Reporter, "We had our choice of a lot of terrific actresses, and Jennifer came in at the eleventh hour and just stole it."
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The Buzz: A number of directors flirted with this project before Lee came on board. Once in production, Lee hired his old "Ride With the Devil" star Tobey Maguire to play Yann Martel, the novelist who wrote the novel and appears as a character in this film. Then, desiring a fully international cast, Lee created some off-screen drama by replacing Maguire with actor Rafe Spall. That Maguire was interested in this reported $100 million film, and that two actors were essentially jockeying for the same role, should stoke curiosity.
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An all-Australian burger has been launched - but the move has left traditional patriots fuming.
The Coat of Arms burger, which recently went on sale at Grill'd, contains 80 per cent kangaroo meat and 3 per cent emu.
The patriotic patty is nestled in a range of Australian ingredients, such as goat's cheese and quandong.
The burger has been slammed by the Australian Monarchist League's chairman Phillip Benwell, who took issue with the use of Australia's coat of arms.
"The coat of arms represents a nation and using it in a marketing campaign rather
demeans the coat of arms and ridicules it," he said.
The burger has also earned the derision of nutritionists, who note it contains 40 per cent of the daily fat intake for an adult.
The Daily Telegraph's Grant Jones was also unimpressed, writing in his review of the burger that "the subtle flavour of the meat [is] lost amid a melody of other ingredients."
Despite this, the novelty aspect of the burger is sure to bring in customers, and its limited-edition run will also ensure its popularity.
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Sterne Agee's Shaw Wu today weighed in on the relationship between Google (GOOG) and Samsung Electronics (005930KS) after getting numerous investor questions, he writes, about what the Android operating system means to both.
Notes Wu, who has a Neutral rating on Google shares, Samsung has 42% share of Android shipments worldwide, versus just 7% for number-two player Huawei of China, with HTC (2498TW) and ZTE (0763HK) have "only 3% to 6%" share.
That gives Samsung some leverage in Android talks, but Wu sees both Samsung and Google increasingly arming themselves in their respective offerings.
Google is "not standing still — it is beefing up its hardware efforts," while Samsung, during the Galaxy S4 unveiling last month, touted many of its own software features built on top of Android — things such as touch-less control of user interface navigation, and its "SAFE" security platform.
Remarks Wu,
We see Samsung seeking to transition to more of a vertically integrated platform play of hardware, software, and services to compete more effectively against Apple (AAPL), GOOG, Amazon.com (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT), and others. The company has been co-developing Tizen OS with Intel (INTC), while also ramping software efforts, including investments in Silicon Valley. However, with Android and iOS accounting for more than 90% market share and Windows 8 and BlackBerry 10 fighting for a spot, it remains to be seen how successful Tizen will be.
Samsung shares today fell ₩4,000 to close at ₩1,521,000 in Seoul trading while Google stock was down $6.84, or 0.8%, at $806.20.
See also: Samsung: Galaxy S4 Profits Supported by Internal Sourcing, Says Bernstein, April 3rd, 2013.


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I'm guessing this is exactly the same as "SwitcherCleaner" from BigBoss repo?
Why are any of you "closing" apps in this way? "On a daily basis?" There's NO reason to do this. You're just wasting time. iOS is smart enough to manage all of this for you.
This article explains it all: Fraser Speirs - Blog - Misconceptions About iOS*Multitasking
This video too: iOS Multitasking on Vimeo
Has anyone used this tweak and compared it to SwitcherCleaner?
You people do realize the whole ram thing is just in your head right? I wish to God it was never implemented to show because before, no one was 'affected' by it, because no one could see it!!! 20mb? Lol, doesn't matter to the iPhone of it was 0.1mb, it would have done its job to clear clutter.


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Title page from 'Mr Whistler's "Ten O'Clock"' by James McNeill Whistler, London: Chatts & Windus, 1888. Copy owned by Sir John Lavery. Fine Art Library 709.73WHI
Being a favoured society painter of the Edwardian era, it is no surprise that many of the articles that feature the artist in the early 20th century are found in old copies of the Studio and Country Life magazines. Nonetheless modern biographies exist which discuss fully the artist's career notably McConkey (2010) and McCoole (2010).
In addition the NGI library keeps a copy of the artist's autobiography 'The life of a painter' (1940), as well as an archive of personal papers and ephemera. Lavery's painting The Artist's Studio (1909-13) has often been directly compared with Las Meninas by Velásquez. A discussion of the influence of Spanish 17th century painting on artists like Lavery can be found in the exhibition catalogue, 'The discovery of Spain' (National Gallery of Scotland, 2009).
Baker, Christopher. (2009). The discovery of Spain: British artists and collectors: Goya to Picasso. National Galleries of ScotlandFine Art Library 709.42/34
Bourne Fine Art, Edinburgh. (2004). The Glasgow boys: 1885 - 1895. London: Fine Art Society PLCFine Art Library 709.41/34
Kennedy, S. B. (1997). Great Irish artists: from Lavery to Le Brocquy. Dublin: Gill & MacmillanCSIA 709.415/4K
Lavery, John. (1940). The Life of a Painter. Cassel & Co. Ltd.Fine Art Library 709.415LAV
McCoole, Sinead. (1996). Hazel: a life of Lady Lavery, 1880-1935. Dublin: The Lilliput PressCSIA 920LAV
McCoole, Sinead. (2010). Passion and politics: Sir John Lavery, the Salon revisited. Dublin: Hugh LaneCSIA 709.415LAV
McConkey, Kenneth. (2010). John Lavery: a painter and his world. Edinburgh: Atelier Books LimitedCSIA 709.415LAV
Shaw-Sparrow, Walter. [1911]. John Lavery and his work; with a preface by R. B. Cunninghame Graham. London: Kegan PaulSpecial Collections 709.415LAV
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The best plant choices for your stream buffer are species native to your area. Just be sure you don?t plant anything that won?t tolerate moist soil. Wider buffers with trees and shrubs are more effective than narrow, grassy buffers because trees and shrubs are not easily smothered by sediment and they have larger, deeper root systems to resist erosion.
Evergreen trees provide good visual screening along streams and ditches. Attractive evergreen species for the transition zone include the Eastern red cedar, wax myrtle, and Carolina cherry laurel. Deciduous trees in the stream buffer provide summer shade to help regulate water temperatures. The Eastern redbud, river birch, and red maple are attractive choices.
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Hey guys and gals,
I ran into some older 35 mm. photos of a few of my older woodworking projects, so I scanned them, lightened them up a little and then I saved them to upload to photobucket so that I can show them off.
I think that after the first of the year and the ATA show I'm going to do a bunch more woodworking. I didn't realize until I got to making the little 3D raindeer how much I enjoyed scrollsawing and how much I missed it. I also miss the extra money that my creations brought in.
All the little lines that you see in the items are saw cuts. Look especially close at the fire truck. That truck took me 18 hours to cut out.
So here's the first of the photos:


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A can of vegetarian chili (it's not all beans—quinoa is in there, too!) makes for a quick and hearty enchilada filling.
Kamut is an ancient wheat grain, and is higher in protein and nutrients than modern-day varieties.
Pipian mole, a Mexican sauce made with pumpkin seeds (pepitas)
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The UIC Graduate Anthropology Student conference on "Materiality" was held on Saturday, March 3, 2012 in the Behavioral Sciences Building. Although hosted by the anthropology department, the Political Science department was kind enough to provide use of their state-of-the-art media presentation rooms. Special thanks to Zachary Gebhardt, Liz Alejo, and Marilyn Getzov for their time and participation.
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By Dimitra DeFotis
Market futures were negative before the open Monday even as Cyprus postponed a debate on an unprecedented bank deposit tax.
Unnamed sources reported Monday that the tax proposed over the weekend, designed to raise $7.6 billion to meet terms of a bank bailout, would be modified so that the largest depositors would pay a higher percentage tax than had been originally suggested. The Wall Street Journal reports that the vote on the controversial levy will be pushed to Tuesday.
Contracts on the Dow declined 0.46% to 14,366. Futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index were off 0.76% to 1,541.80.
Gold prices were up nearly $15 to $1,607.40 and oil prices dropped by more than a point.
That deposits could be at sudden risk of a haircut sent shivers across Europe — analysts are watching Spain, Italy and Greece. Cyprus' largest banks are among the largest EU holders of Greek bonds. U.S. bank stocks reflected some of the anxiety. Shares of Citigroup (C ) and Bank of America (BAC) were each down by 1.75%.
The board of directors at oilfield services company Transocean (RIG) said it opposes a dividend pushed by activist shareholder Carl Icahn. The stock was down 1.35%.
Before any modifications Monday, analysts Antonio Garcia Pascual and Laurent Fransolet at Barclays said the "bail in" in Cyprus was likely to be contained.
"We consider that the scope of potential contagion to other peripheral countries in terms of deposit outflows and sovereign debt is considerably more limited than if such a decision would have been taken in previous programmes. Specifically, we consider the likelihood of a bank run in other periphery countries to be limited, including in Greece."
According to WSJ,
"Two European officials familiar with the talks, the new proposal being floated by the government would see smaller depositors, those with up to €100,000, taxed at 3% rate—down from 6.75% as initially envisaged. Savers with €100,000 to €500,000 would be taxed at a 10% rate; and those with over €500,000 taxed at 15%, one official said. … The original deal was for Cyprus to tax every depositor under €100,000 at 6.75% and those over that amount at 9.9%. According to state media reports, the government was also considering a plan to eliminate the tax entirely on small savers with less than €20,000."
Wells Fargo's chief portfolio strategist, Brian Jacobsen, said the Cypriot bailout could trigger a market correction. He called it a "terrible deal that could cause bank runs and capital flight from Spain to Italy … as depositors flee to German banks."
"It's not even clear to me whether this is legal. Is it a violation of Article 23 of Cyprus's constitution, which requires just compensation for damage to property? A tax is supposed to be applied prospectively, not retroactively. The fact that they waited until the banks were closed and nobody could touch their deposits until after it was decided how much the supposed tax would be make it look to me like a confiscation of wealth, not a tax. This is not the last we've heard from this tiny island."
That the government would "confiscate" property in Cyprus is a bitter pill in light of history. Cyprus is split in two and its economy is tiny, with a 2012 GDP of $23.57 billion. The southern portion of the island is the Greek-speaking portion that is a member of the European Union and the one attempting to levy a tax. In 1974, the government of Greece attempted to seize control of Cyprus and was met by a Turkish military invasion. In 1983, the Turkish Cypriot-occupied area declared itself the "Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus," but it is recognized only by Turkey, according to the CIA factbook.


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Crigler-Najjar syndrome is a very rare inherited disorder in which bilirubin (a substance made by the liver) cannot be broken down.
Glucuronyl transferase deficiency (type I Crigler-Najjar); Arias syndrome (type II Crigler-Najjar)
Crigler-Najjar syndrome occurs when the
Crigler-Najjar (type 1) is the form of the disease that starts early in life. Arias syndrome (type 2) starts later in life.
The syndrome runs in families (inherited). A child must receive a copy of the defective gene from both parents to develop the severe form of the condition. Parents who are carriers (with just one defective gene) have about half the enzyme activity of a normal adult, but do not have symptoms.
Tests of liver function include:
Light treatment (phototherapy) is needed throughout a person's life. In infants, this is done using bilirubin lights (bili or 'blue' lights). Phototherapy does not work as well after age 4, because thickened skin blocks the light.
A liver transplant can be done in some people with type 1 disease.
Blood transfusions may help control the amount of bilirubin in blood. Calcium compounds are sometimes used to remove bilirubin in the gut.
The drug phenobarbitol is sometimes used to treat Arias syndrome (type 2).
Milder forms of the disease (type 2) do not cause liver damage or changes in thinking during childhood. People who are affected with a mild form still have jaundice, but they have fewer symptoms and less organ damage.
Infants with the severe form of the disease (type 1) may continue to have jaundice into adulthood, and may need daily treatment. If left untreated, this severe form of the disease will lead to death in childhood.
People with this condition who reach adulthood will develop brain damage due to jaundice (kernicterus), even with regular treatment. The life expectancy for type 1 disease is 30 years.
Possible complications include:
Seek genetic counseling if you are planning to have children and have a family history of Crigler-Najjar.
Call your health care provider if you or your newborn infant has jaundice that does not go away.
Genetic counseling is recommended for people with a family history of Crigler-Najjar syndrome who want to have children. Blood tests can identify people who carry the gene.
Carey RG, Balistreri WF. Metabolic diseases of the liver. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme J, Schor N, Behrman RE, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 349.
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Hey Fellas,
Wondering who might have some blocks of Eastern Red Cedar, large enough and hopefully cut in quartersawn pieces for box call bodies. I don't make glue ups so it needs to be at least 8" long, 2-2.25" tall and 2-2.,25" wide. I would trade with some very nice curly maple and or birdseye maple that I have which is primarily in pot size form.
If you have some and are interested send me a PM or drop me an email at email@example.com.
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I've been in Scotland for the past two weeks, interspersing homework with mountaineering and photography. The weather was exceptional - unbelievable in fact: for the entire first week, we had hot sunshine and a cloudless sky. Anyone who's been to Scotland will know that this is highly unusual :-) I only got rained on once the whole time, and that was on the last afternoon. We did have an impressive thunderstorm directly overhead on one evening though - the strikes were so close that the electric field made my Dad's hair stand on end.
Computer stuff
I came home to a broken power supply in one of our home PCs. (No, it wasn't a power spike! It had been left unplugged. I'll just put it down to lack of attention :-) That machine is usually left on, so perhaps it was just some sort of momentum that kept it going...) Rooting around for spares, the only one I could find was in the back of my cupboard, labelled (by myself) as "Broken; buzzes". Well, it seems to work :-) and the buzzing is barely audible. I'll keep an eye on it though...
Linux Kernel Software Watchdog (and the daemon, watchdog-5.2)
I came across this for the first time today, and realised immediately how useful it could be on the webserver I manage for my friend. This server has bouts of instability, which I'm still trying to pin down, but my friend is trying to run a hosting business and doesn't appreciate long downtimes when it crashes and I'm not around to fix it. It seems that once I install the software watchdog, the downtime should be limited to only a couple of minutes in the event of a crash.
(Yes, I know this is fixing the symptoms rather than the cause. I'm still trying to find out which of the kernel patches I've applied is causing the crashes.)
I wonder if there are any other obscure goodies in the Linux kernel which I haven't come across yet? I'd certainly never heard of this before I came upon it by accident. Is this just me living in a cave, or are features like this rather under-advertised?


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I came from a wealthy family
I joined the clan because I wanted to learn
A special kung-fu and be a real expert
But in actual fact I've just become a killer, killing
That's all I know death every day, another
[Intro: La the Darkman]
Gun rule. We gon' make this spicy
It's La Traficante right here
You know? And we gon' do it like this
Yeah. Darkman
[Verse 1: La the Darkman]
Watch the Corleone who give neck ties and puff bones
Stick Arabs for the crystals like Indiana Jones
Witness La, hands of stone, on this action packed odyssey
Majesty, living out the golden book prophecy
Unstoppable, Iron Sheik of rap speaks
Blaze a tree in the street, blue and gray Benz jeep
Tazmanian, rebel, new Wu tycoon
Two thousand-five lyrics, you'll catch on soon
Young entrepreneur, blow Macs to go to war
On tour, blowing smoke out the four by four
Enjoying life, I don't know a man who live twice
Cee-Lo king, shooting dice, holding Glaciers of Ice
Playing '97 Madden at the Loft in Manhattan
While I get blitzed and rich, watch him run short flicks
With a bad chick, La been raw since eighty-six
On the block, new kicks with chocolate skunk nicks
Son, I'm fortunate to still be here, shells is close
City Lights, La The Dark, stay concealing the toast
Cause thieves who deceive get loot the most
But thieves that see me are left Holy as the Ghost
[Hook x2: La the Darkman]
For that lucci, it's all about that lucci
For that lucci, it's all about that
Getting money in many ways in these last days
With Venom written wisdom, I have to say crime pays, kid lucci
[Verse 2: La the Darkman]
I'd rather die if I'm not living fly, Now Y
Can't get a job with a corporate, fuck it, I'm getting high
Suicide committed in cells, dwellers square as hell
Children can't have a pants with impairable bells
Suffering in a jail, I don't recognize a soul
Each one with a cold war story that has to be told
Behold the son of God with a scroll
Flame throwing lyrics, niggas best stop, drop and roll
Lyrics is gold, Darkman pushing up in the land
Hit a spot for a Rolex watch, two thousand grams
Then I dip, cause loose lip sure sink ships
But in this drug rap, I bang like the Bloods and the Crips
Guns and clips seem to make my state rotate
Stay on corners till morning, drinking, busting at jakes
Holding my weight, now a purchase 'bout two cakes
When I cook 'em and drop 'em it equal Cali earthquakes
I escape, bagging work, pawn porcelain plates
Get ill like Al Capone after sniffing an eighth
And I'm straight from the halls of Hell, Sing-Sing
Stick a spear through your chest like an ear and an earring
[Verse 3: La the Darkman]
Niggas' sneakers and overnight knight crawler creepers
Crack junkies on the Jones planning a heist to get ya speakers
And that Acura, same soldiers attacking ya
Desert chameleon, no civilian, better know as Blackula
Son, I'm 'bout to see about a half a mil'
With twenty niggas perfecting in kung-fu skills
And fuck bitches, they only want they name on my will
And all you half-ass rappers, kid, you need to be killed
My shit is ill, the ills gave birth to my brain
I represent on all tracks like the Number Four train
Maintain, it's all about the cheese you gain
I get the studies, then the money and the business, fuck the fame
Trying to be broke black
Not me, like these cats say
Fuck that, what you mean, fuck that
How ya live now, fuck that
Fuck you shining right now
You shine, you just beeming
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Australia 1927 – Australia 1982
England 1951-56
Landscape with red fox
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signed: l.r.
141.0 (h) x 131.0 (w) cm
Art Gallery of Ballarat, Victoria H. C. E. Evans Bequest Fund 1971
© estate of Fred Williams
Landscape with red fox was inspired by Williams's real encounter with a fox on a painting trip in Lysterfield with fellow artist Gil Jamieson. Williams painted an earlier version (which he later destroyed) and also completed a series of etchings of this subject.
In this painting there is great vitality in the painterly surface of the sky and landscape, including little touches of bright yellow wattle. To emphasise the trees he used very thick paint and this is combined with colourful, translucent glazes over the surface, creating an incredibly rich, dense colour orchestration. A remarkable feature of the painting is the unexpected, out-of-scale, red fox.


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God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
Unfortunately, with the decline of good journalism there is a declining ability to sort things out.
I don't want to feed an ugly dog!
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
The graph scale is such that one can only read red and blue. My guess is that this represents the party in power in the Presidency. However, how is a split in the party in power shown (Presidency in hands of one party and Congress in the hands of the other)? It seems to me that we had rather significant periods in which this were true. If the Presidency is in the hands of one party and the Congress is in the hands of the other, how many times did a veto or the threat of an override of a veto take effect? Seems significant.
The fact remains, no one has answered Bob's question. Is a Federal (not states' because of the 10th Amendment) takeover of healthcare a legitimate use of Federal power? I can't find anything in Article 1, Section 8 that allows for this. When I check an annotated version of the Constitution, it's not there either.
There is a distinction between Libertarianism and Anarchism.
sorry about the graph quality. the shades of red/blue correspond to control of congess, with shades to depict relative weight of majority. Here is the link.
I'm not familiar with that site, but the graph is one of the nicer depictions. It can be verified easily via numerous official sites if it's validity is in question.
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God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
As a matter of fact, the Federal government doesn't build roads or erect stop signs. While the Feds contribute, it is the states that do all these things. If it's not a state project, the Feds can't build it even if they want it (short of Federal installations).
However, the current debate on healthcare is really bizarre. Where the usual relationship is usually Feds to the states, this debate focuses on a potential relationship between the Feds and the citizens of the various states. This calls into question 10th Amendment issues.
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It amazes me that many will label themself as a Rep. or Dem. when they do this some seem to lose the ability to admit when one of their "side" F**** UP.
That helps explain how Congress can have an approval rating in the teens as a body, yet unless they are caught with a dead intern in their closet the incumbants all get re-elected
This polarization allows the politicians to avoid any accountability for what they are doing to our country.
I'm more of the "Hate em All" affiliation, because they are all screwing us
As of late i tend to agree with what you just posted MJH. The party that reflects my views is republican (conservative extremist i suppose you could say) but with all the pandering for votes that goes on and the money power grabbed we are getting bent over and taking it form all sides. If there was a one term limit and no lifelong benefits we may actually get folks that only go into politics to help the country since no one in their right mind would do it for any other reason (I know this won't happen but its a thought)


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10) "That's why the National Federation of Independent Businesses said your plan will kill 700,000 jobs. I don't want to kill jobs in this environment." That study, produced by a right-wing advocacy organization, doesn't analyze what Obama has actually proposed.
11) "What we do have right now is a setting where I'd like to bring money from overseas back to this country." Romney's plan to shift the country to a territorial tax system would allow corporations to do business and make profits overseas without ever being taxed on it in the United States. This encourages American companies to invest abroad and could cost the country up to 800,000 jobs.
14) "What I support is no change for current retirees and near-retirees to Medicare." Here is how Romney's Medicare plan will affect current seniors: 1) by repealing Obamacare, the 16 million seniors receiving preventive benefits without deductibles or co-pays and are saving $3.9 billion on prescription drugs will see a cost increase, 2) "premium support" will increase premiums for existing beneficiaries as private insurers lure healthier seniors out of the traditional Medicare program, 3) Romney/Ryan would also lower Medicaid spending significantly beginning next year, shifting federal spending to states and beneficiaries, and increasing costs for the 9 million Medicare recipients who are dependent on Medicaid.
18) "But I wouldn't designate five banks as too big to fail and give them a blank check. That's one of the unintended consequences of Dodd-Frank… We need to get rid of that provision because it's killing regional and small banks. They're getting hurt." The law merely says that the biggest, systemically risky banks need to abide by more stringent regulations. If those banks fail, they will be unwound by a new process in the Dodd-Frank law that protects taxpayers from having to pony up for a bailout.
20) "[I]t puts in place an unelected board that's going to tell people ultimately what kind of treatments they can have. I don't like that idea." The Board, or IPAB is tasked with making binding recommendations to Congress for lowering health care spending, should Medicare costs exceed a target growth rate. Congress can accept the savings proposal or implement its own ideas through a super majority. The panel's plan will modify payments to providers but it cannot "include any recommendation to ration health care, raise revenues or Medicare beneficiary premiums…increase Medicare beneficiary cost-sharing (including deductibles, coinsurance, and co- payments), or otherwise restrict benefits or modify eligibility criteria" (Section 3403 of the ACA). Relying on health care experts rather than politicians to control health care costs has previously attracted bipartisan support and even Ryan himself proposed two IPAB-like structures in a 2009 health plan.
21) "Right now, the CBO says up to 20 million people will lose their insurance as Obamacare goes into effect next year. And likewise, a study by McKinsey and Company of American businesses said 30 percent of them are anticipating dropping people from coverage." The Affordable Care Act would actually expand health care coverage to 30 million Americans, despite Romney fear mongering. According to CBO director Douglas Elmendorf, 3 million or less people would leave employer-sponsored health insurance coverage as a result of the law.
24) "Preexisting conditions are covered under my plan." Only people who are continuously insured would not be discriminated against because they suffer from pre-existing conditions. This protection would not be extended to people who are currently uninsured.
25) "In one year, you provided $90 billion in breaks to the green energy world. Now, I like green energy as well, but that's about 50 years' worth of what oil and gas receives." The $90 billion was given out over several years and included loans, loan guarantees and grants through the American Recovery Act. $23 billion of the $90 billion "went toward "clean coal," energy-efficiency upgrades, updating the electricity grid and environmental clean-up, largely for old nuclear weapons sites."
26) "I think about half of [the green firms Obama invested in], of the ones have been invested in have gone out of business. A number of them happened to be owned by people who were contributors to your campaigns." As of late last year, only "three out of the 26 recipients of 1705 loan guarantees have filed for bankruptcy, with losses estimated at just over $600 million."
27) "If the president's reelected you'll see dramatic cuts to our military." Romney is referring to the sequester, which his running mate Paul Ryan supported. Obama opposes the military cuts and has asked Congress to formulate a balanced approach that would avoid the trigger.
And I think Romney would need congressional support on this as well.
ok, go at it. there's a lot of material for you to address.
there's so much bull shite there, it's hilarious.
good god man.
It's ok. I know having to defend your political viewpoints with little more than the lint in your pockets becomes difficu
Your hypocrisy knows no limits.
considering it will add jobs and income to the economy in terms of people working and taxes...
I am not crazy about being that willy nilly about the environmental impact such expansion will have.
8) "Mr. President, all of the increase in natural gas and oil has happened on private land, not on government land. On government land, your administration has cut the number of permits and licenses in half." Oil production from federal lands is higher, not lower: Production from federal lands is up slightly in 2011 when compared to 2007. And the oil and gas industry is sitting on 7,000 approved permits to drill, that it hasn't begun exploring or developing.
See that's not hypocrisy...because offense and defense aren;t the same.
Your stupidity, however, knows no limits.
now run to the help board to complain that people smarter than you are making you look dumb....or RA, I know you like to do both.
How fricking passive aggressive is this post?
FWIW, I have never RA'd any of your posts
Your pussy arse isn't worth complaining about anymore.
there's so much bull shite there, it's hilarious.
good god man.
Wow there is so much BS compiled in your stuff I dont know where to start..
The CBO one on the 20 million has already been discussed.
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Description ADULT Has mainly gray upperparts, but note the blackish wings with striking white wing bars and white patch (larger in males) at base of primaries. Tail is mainly black, but with contrasting white outer feathers. Dark line emphasizes the beady yellow eye. Underparts are pale gray-buff, palest on throat and undertail. Bill is dark and slightly downcurved and legs are dark. JUVENILE Recalls adult, but has paler upperparts, while underparts are warmer buff and heavily spotted on throat and breast.
Dimensions Length: 9-11" (23-28 cm)
Habitat Common in a wide range of habitats with scattered trees and scrub; mostly resident, but northernmost populations move south in fall.
Observation Tips Easy to see and hear.
Range Southwest, Great Lakes, California, Texas, Western Canada, Plains, New England, Eastern Canada, Rocky Mountains, Florida, Northwest, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast
Voice Song consists of rich, warbling phrases, each repeated several times; often sings after dark, especially in artificially lit suburbs. A very good mimic. Call is a sharp tchek.
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Description ADULT Has streaked, gray-brown back and brown wings with faint pale wing bars. Head is boldly patterned: chestnut crown with pale central stripe, white supercilium, dark-framed chestnut ear coverts, and black malar stripe bordering white "mustache" and throat. Underparts are otherwise whitish, with striking dark central breast spot. JUVENILE Similar, but duller and much more streaked.
Dimensions Length: 5 1/2-6 1/2" (14-17 cm)
Habitat Fairly common summer visitor (mainly Apr-Aug) to bare, grassy ground, open woodland, and prairies with scattered bushes and trees. Winters in southern U.S. and Mexico.
Observation Tips Easy to see in suitable habitats, but usually fairly thinly scattered.
Range Northwest, Western Canada, Texas, California, Rocky Mountains, Mid-Atlantic, Plains, Eastern Canada, Great Lakes, Southeast, New England, Southwest, Florida
Voice Song is a series of musical trills, buzzing phrases and whistling notes; call is a thin tsit.
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It seemed like maybe they were rejuvenated by the addition of Walt Craven, but just a couple of shows into playing as a four-piece, one of Portland's longer-running rock acts announced this week they were calling it quits. Sidecar Radio will play their final show November 16, at the Big Easy.
Though it took them a bit to settle on a name (the Christian Hayes Element became the Element, which was already taken) and a lineup (things really gelled and got heavy when Jason Stewart joined on drums), over the course of 10 years Sidecar Radio would eventually become part of our local bedrock, seemingly by virtue of sheer willpower. Frontman Christian Hayes just seemed to want it so badly, and he poured out every ounce of that desire onto the stage each time he got up there.
That it has come to the point where "we all find ourselves at points in our lives that the current state of the music business cannot sustain" is just the way things go sometimes. Real life is a bitch and doesn't care that you've put out four EPs that quite a few people really enjoyed. It's not like none of these guys will ever plug in again.
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I take nothing away from Lewis' performance on the field. He was outstanding. The guy is one of the great LBs of all time.
Having said that, I dont expect announcers to, nor do I think announcers should bring up that incident he was involved in. But, it would be nice if they didnt wax poetic 24/7 about what a great person Ray Lewis is. Its just not neccessary. If they would keep it to the fact he is a great player and on the field leader, it wouldnt bother me so much. He has earned praise for those things. But, I can do without everyone talking about how Ray Lewis is this great man. I get sick of seeing cameras in front of him all the time. Almost everyone in prison talks about God all of the time too. Enough already with this myth of Ray Lewis being of great character. ESPN is the worst for it and they even gave him a job. I will not be watching ESPN's coverage when they have this guy on their show as a paid employee.


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GAO Releases Most Recent Report on The Recovery Act: USDA Should Include Broadband Program's Impact in Annual Performance Reports
To extend access to broadband throughout the United States, as well as to stimulate the economy and create jobs, Congress appropriated $7.2 billion for broadband programs under the Recovery Act. This appropriation represented an unprecedented level of federal investment in expanding broadband. The $7.2 billion included $2.5 billion for the Broadband Initiatives Program (BIP) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Rural Utilities Service (RUS), to provide loans, grants, and loan and grant combinations for broadband infrastructure projects primarily in rural areas. In 2010, RUS awarded over $3.5 billion to awardees for 320 BIP projects, primarily for projects expected to provide broadband service directly to end users in rural areas, including critical community facilities such as hospitals, libraries, and schools. The latest GAO report on the uses of Recovery Act funds focuses on funding for broadband programs. See full report GAO-14-511.
|Source: GAO analysis of data from CBO, Federal Funds Information for States, and Recovery.gov.
The majority of the federal outlays—53 percent—has been provided through the increased Medicaid Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP) and the State Fiscal Stabilization Fund (SFSF) administered by the Department of Education.
The following review on funding for broadband programs responds to a mandate for GAO under the Recovery Act to report on the uses of and accountability for Recovery Act funds in selected states and localities.
The Rural Utility Service's Oversight Indicates Most Projects Will Be Completed on Time and As Approved but Faces Challenges Given the Program's Scope
The Rural Utilities Service (RUS) expects most Recovery Act-funded Broadband Initiatives Program (BIP) projects will be completed by the June 2015 deadline and as approved, but RUS faces challenges given the large scope of the program. As of March 2014, approximately 14 percent (42 of 297) of BIP infrastructure projects were terminated for a variety of reasons according to RUS officials, such as financial difficulties or inability to meet requirements. Of the 255 projects remaining, 87 percent were completed (39 projects) or partially operational (184 projects), meaning they provide service to some subscribers. To monitor projects and ensure they are completed within approved service areas, RUS relies on general field representatives to conduct in-person inspections and report monthly on project status. RUS officials said that they did not allow changes to service areas, but approved other types of changes such as changes in technology. GAO could not confirm this since RUS did not systematically track changes and did not provide GAO with information on project changes. Also, several challenges affect RUS's ability to oversee projects. For example, reduced staffing and travel funding levels during BIP's implementation will challenge RUS to complete inspections given the scope of the program, including 216 ongoing infrastructure projects to be completed by the June 2015 deadline.
RUS Has Reported Limited Information on BIP's Impact Since Awarding Funds to Projects, and BIP Results are not Tracked in USDA's Annual Performance Reporting
RUS has reported limited information on BIP's impact since awarding funds to projects, and BIP results are not tracked in the Department of Agriculture's (USDA) annual performance reporting. Consequently, RUS has not shown how much the program's approximately $3 billion in project funding—an unprecedented level of federal investment in broadband—has affected broadband availability. RUS met the Recovery Act requirement to report to Congress quarterly until all funds were obligated. However, since the Recovery Act's reporting requirement ended, RUS has provided limited reporting on BIP program status and results during project implementation. A senior RUS official says RUS will now issue quarterly status reports until at least September 2015. USDA also has missed opportunities to report on BIP's impact as part of its annual performance plan and report. The GPRA Modernization Act of 2010 directs agencies to establish performance goals in annual performance plans and report the progress made toward these goals in annual performance reports. USDA's annual performance plan included a performance goal to provide new or improved broadband, but USDA did not include BIP results in its annual performance reports. USDA reported its BIP goal and results for fiscal year 2010 only and used the same estimate of BIP subscribership—developed before project execution—for both. RUS officials say the results were reported in fiscal year 2010 because that was the year funds were obligated. More recently, in March 2014, RUS updated the estimated number of subscribers from 847,239 to 728,733 to account for terminated projects. Reporting on and tracking BIP actual results against the updated goal is particularly important given that the majority of projects are ongoing and awardees are to continue to report the number of BIP subscribers added for at least 5 years after construction is completed. Without an updated performance goal and regular information reported on the results of BIP projects, it will be difficult for USDA, RUS, and policy makers to determine the impact of Recovery Act funds or BIP's progress on improving broadband availability


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Family: Emydidae, Pond and Box Turtles view all from this family
Description Brown carapace with yellow markings. Yellow plastron. Stripe on 2nd costal scute, forked. Long neck.
Dimensions 19.1-40.3cm. (7 1/2-15 7/8")
Breeding Spring. 2 clutches of 2-22 eggs. Eggs 35mm (1 3/8") long. Oftne digs multiple cavities to store eggs in, then lays one egg per cavity. Cavity not far from burrow. Hatch following spring. Mature at 3 years. Females 6-7.
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Two professors of physics will offer a free public lecture on the Large Hadron Collider, the world's largest scientific instrument, at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 22, in A02 McDonnell Hall.
Princeton experimentalist Chris Tully and Harvard theorist Nima Arkani-Hamed will speak on "A Journey of 333 Elephants to the Origin of Mass: Frontier Exploration in Fundamental Physics (the Large Hadron Collider)."
Both physicists are working on projects that involve the Large Hadron Collider, which is on the verge of completion near Geneva, Switzerland. The device is located 15 stories underground in a tunnel measuring 16 miles in circumference. Scheduled for activation late this year, the accelerator and its detectors will be capable of probing distances billions of times smaller than the most advanced optical microscopes.
The lecture is sponsored by the Department of Physics.