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Charleston fashionistas love any opportunity to see and be seen in their chicest summer finds, particularly when the stylish fete in question benefits a good cause and involves dramatic rooftop views.
Crowds of beautiful people donned stilettos and made their way to the Rooftop at Vendue Inn for cocktails, great music, and an up-close and personal show of this season's hottest looks. Guests mingled during the extended cocktail hour before eventually taking their seats and waiting for the evening's main attraction to begin.
The views were incredible and the weather was mild but windy, prompting several wardrobe malfunctions. "Ladies! Keep those dresses down," emcee and Charleston magazine style editor Ayoka Lucas joked before beginning the show.
Escapada Living, Monkee's of Daniel Island, Kenneth Beatrice, Coral Swimwear, and Cose Belle each stomped their way down the red carpet to DJ Moo Moo's awesome beats with applause and catcalls erupting periodically throughout the show.
Flashes lit up the night as the last model posed at the end of the red carpet, and the night began to draw to a close. Many guests lingered for one last cocktail before making their way home.
Fashion Under the Stars benefited Darkness to Light, a local organization that works to end childhood sexual abuse through prevention, awareness, and education. Darkness to Light asserts that if sexual abuse can be prevented, it can be stopped, and the non-profit works to help adults recognize the signs of abuse and react responsibly. Today D2L has more than 2,500 trained Facilitators teaching their educational program in 48 states and 10 additional countries.


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Iban people
Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia
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19th century
handspun cotton, natural dyes
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Purchased 2007
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
Huge woven, ikat decorated cloths [pua kumbu] are essential at significant social and religious events. They are not intended to be worn except when covering the head and shoulders of a shaman. Rather they are used as protection from evil and misfortune, to demarcate sacred spaces, and to honour gods and ancestors. They are prominently displayed in rituals related to the individual—a funeral, a healing ceremony, a safe homecoming—and for the great festivals and celebrations that unite the entire longhouse community.
Since pua provide a means of communicating with the spirit world, their designs are the work of older women well versed in Iban ritual. The inspiration for many auspicious patterns comes from dreams, and all stages of the textile processes for important pua are guided by helping spirits.

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Corrine made the age-old Survivor mistake of working it too hard, IMO. Working too many angles with too many people.
It's interesting that some of the favorites who were high-profiled on their seasons have gotten very little camera time so far. I'm speaking mainly of Eric and Brenda. Brenda used her feminine charms to her advantages during her season and now...hardly anything. Maybe she learned something and wants to fly under the radar.


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Mayweather and Cotto was the second highest PPV in history.
Mayweather is the draw. It's not Pacman. And somehow people think he deserves the 50/50 split from the PPV purse.
Arum is ducking Mayweather. Arum knows that 60/40 is as good as it is going to get and if he ever agrees to that, Mayweather is going to beat his cash cow senseless.
I agree that Mayweather would win. I think he's the better boxer. but there is a very good chance Pacquiao can beat him.
but Pacquiao is very dangerous. Every fighter he has beaten has said that Pacquiao is the hardest puncher they ever faced, and this is including guys who fought mayweather.
Mayweather is scared of losing the 0. He's scared of his health. Watch the video. He's talking about not wanting to walk with a cane for the rest of his life, that he wants to keep his health rather than fighting Pacquiao.
Every athlete in the world talks like that.
Has nothing to do with Mayweather being scared. That's nonsense.
Pacman is incredible. Pacman does have a chance and Pacman is dangerous.
But he's not beating Mayweather to the point to where he needs a cane to walk.
Pacman was the highest paid boxer in 2010 and 2011. Fact.
Floyd getting 100% of PPV is ridiculous and everyone knows it's just an intentional roadblock by Floyd so he doesn't have to fight Manny.
If money is the thing that is preventing this fight from happening I have to say that Mayweather has a valid argument. Not saying that I agree but I do understand his premise. I asked you a question earlier. Has Manny ever had a fight that he has been guaranteed to make at least 40 million? Here's some information for you....
http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...-94m-ppv-salesThe performance ranks as the second-highest grossing pay-per-view for a non-heavyweight fight in history.[+] EnlargeAl Bello/Getty ImagesFloyd Mayweather Jr. celebrates after claiming Miguel Cotto's belt via unanimous decision.
No. 1 all-time remains Mayweather's 2007 victory against Oscar De La Hoya, in which he also claimed a junior middleweight belt. That fight generated all-time records for any weight class with 2.46 million buys and $137 million in pay-per-view revenue.
The 1.5 million figure for Mayweather-Cotto will grow once all of the numbers are accounted for, according to Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer, who promoted the fight with Mayweather Promotions.
"The 1.5 million number is actual reported numbers," Schaefer told ESPN.com. "The final number will definitely be bigger than what it is now."
In nine HBO PPV main events, Mayweather has generated 9.6 million buys and $543 million in television revenue, according to HBO.
Mayweather-Cotto moved past Mayweather's 2010 victory against Shane Mosley, which did 1.4 million buys and $78 million in revenue. Mayweather's knockout of Victor Ortiz in September sold 1.25 million subscriptions and generated $78.4 million. The higher revenue for the Ortiz fight is because the cost of the pay-per-view was higher.
"Floyd Mayweather's numbers are getting bigger and bigger and this number shows you the kind of draw he is," Schaefer said. "He's a superstar and able to capture the interest of a large audience. He has broken out of the boxing following and now has a mainstream following that is unmatched in the sport. The numbers keep getting bigger and bigger."
If Manny made more money than Floyd in the two years you mentioned, it's only because he fought more frequently. If they have each the same number of fights during the same period of time there would not have been a comparison....
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Oh yeah, Canelo Alvarez got a couple of million in his fight against Shane Moseley. What did Sugar get? Somewhere in the neighborhood of $600,000. Is that fair?
It's one thing to offer 60-40 and then maybe like 30-40% of PPV money. but Floyd wants 100% of it and 60-40. that's a duck deal. Manny isn't Cotto. Manny has been the #1 ranked p4p fighter in the world (until recently)
and lastly, at what point do we begin to criticize Mayweather for not being a FIGHTER, a champion? At what point does this stop being about money, and start being about Floyd needing to prove he is the best in the world by fighting the best in Manny? Does that not count with you?
When Roy Jones Jr got DQ'd for hitting Griffin with his knee on the canvas, Roy Jones Jr immediately said "GIVE ME A REMATCH. GIVE GRIFFIN WHATEVER HE WANTS, I DON'T CARE. MAKE IT HAPPEN NOW"... then in the rematch, Roy went out there and knocked Griffin the F out in the 1st round.
that's what a true champion says. It stops being ALL about the money and starts being about personal greatness and pride. Floyd is no champion if he continues to duck MAnny and will forever be a ducking coward, imo. That video where he rants about his health and steroid use is pathetic. If Mayweather-Pacquiao never happens because Floyd refused a 50-50 because he rather take 60-40 and bitch about steroids and protecting his health, then he will go down as a coward. At some point you have to question this man's heart and personal pride on being the BEST.
What I want to know is how does boxing still make that kind of money in this day and age?
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You sound like a huge Mayweather nut hugger, bro. You are trying to turn this whole thing into strictly about money and business. No competitive desire or championship heart.
If you think it's OK for boxers to behave this way and not care about proving themselves to be the best and their place in history, then this is why boxing is dying. Has turned into a bitch fest of corruption and fighters cherry picking and ducking fights. Fans like you just nut hug and don't demand more. Any neutral boxing fan like me looks at this situation and calls it a disgrace. Floyd doesn't care about fighting the #1 ranked p4p fighter in the world. Yeah, Mayweather can do what he wants for "his body", and then we can label him a ducker, and a coward who lacked the heart of a champion to prove he was the best int he world.


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Binghamton University film series resumes with lineup of eight movies
The Harpur Cinema Department of Binghamton University will present "Before & After," a series of eight programs that suggest precedents and original takes from which current films drew inspiration. The series will feature introductions by Binghamton faculty.
The films, which are shown at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays and Sundays in Lecture Hall 6 on the University campus, are open to the public. Single tickets are $4 at the door. Membership to the film society entitles all admittance and is $22 for the general public or $20 for students and seniors.
The schedule is as follows:
September 25 and 27. Before Terminator Salvation: Metropolis (Fritz Lang)
John Connor has his cyborg enemies, for Freder, it's the powerful Robot Maria, the original heavy metal body, created by the evil Rotwang to put down the revolt of the toiling masses. One of the first (and greatest) sci-fi epics. Friday show introduced by Prof. Brian Wall.
October 2 and 4. Before Kill Bill: Branded to Kill (Seijun Suzuki)
Who else would combine yakuzas, flocks of butterflies and flying bullets? Seijun Suzuki out Tarantino's Tarantino at his wildest in this fast-paced, hard-driving, gangster film admired by the director Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill and Inglorious Bastards. Friday show introduced by Prof. Joyce Jesionowski.
October 9 and 11. After the New Wave: Les Amours d'Astree & de Celedon (Eric Rohmer)
All love stories are simple...until they get complicated. Two lovers. Disapproving parents. Misunderstandings, rejections and fears of betrayal...all played out under the amused eye of Eric Rohmer, one of the most astute Cahiers critic and one of the most original directors of the Nouvelle Vague. Friday show introduced by Prof. Dora Polachek.
October 16 and 18. Special children's program: Azur et Asmar (Michel Ocelot) [NOTE: Sunday screening will be at 2pm.]
Taking his inspiration from medieval illuminations and Arabic art, Ocelot combines cut-out and CGI animation in a work of rare beauty and adventure about two boys who become separated but never forget their enduring friendship. Sunday show introduced by Prof. Ariana Gerstein.
October 30 and November 1. Before Twilight: Nosferatu (F.W. Murnau) & Shadow of the Vampire (E. Elias Mehrige)
Before Edward romanced Bella, the eerie Count Orlock stalked the innocent Ellen...just a movie of course...but what if Murnau inadvertently hired the real Nosferatu instead of an actor to play the part? Merhige explores that chilling (and sometimes hilarious) premise in Shadow of the Vampire. Halloween double bill!
November 6 and 8. After Hitchcock: La Fille Coupee en Deux (The Girl Cut in Two) (Claude Chabrol)
Chabrol was inspired by the American "master of suspense," but his own thrillers are cool, stylish and darker reflections on Hitchcock's obsessions with sin, guilt and the pleasures of looking in on things that are none of your business. Friday show introduced by Prof. Chantal Rodais.
November 13 and 15. Before Knocked Up: The Miracle of Morgan's Creek (Preston Sturges)
All Trudy Kockenlocker can remember is that his name was something like "ratzki-watzki" in this hilarious comedy about a young woman with a weakness for soldiers and a town that has no tolerance for her miraculous pregnancy.
November 20 and 23. After the New Wave: Les Plages d'Agnes (Agnes Varda)
About now it's getting cold in Binghamton. Time to hit the beach with one of the most charming and idiosyncratic filmmakers of the Nouvelle Vague. The director of Cleo from 5-7 takes to the wind and waves to reflect on a life of filmmaking. Friday show introduced by Prof. Tom McDonough.
For more information about the film series and Harpur Cinema, call 607-777- 4998. Subscriptions may be purchased by mail or in person at Binghamton University's Cinema Department Office, located in Student Wing room 203B, or at the admission door.


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Family: Emberizidae, New World Sparrows view all from this family
Description ADULT Has a dark-streaked reddish brown back and wings with two white wing bars. Face is gray overall, but has a rufous crown and eyestripe. Underparts are washed rufous on breast and flanks. JUVENILE Similar to adult, but heavily streaked below.
Dimensions Length: 5 1/4" (13 cm)
Habitat Common summer visitor (mainly Apr-Aug) to grassy, weedy fields with nearby scrub; found year-round in much of southeast and winter range extends to Mexico.
Observation Tips Easy to see. Sometimes perches in bushes when disturbed.
Range New England, Great Lakes, Texas, Florida, Southwest, Mid-Atlantic, Eastern Canada, Rocky Mountains, Plains, Southeast, Western Canada
Voice Song is a series of rich, whistling, disyllabic tee-oo phrases, ending in an accelerating trill; call is a sharp tik.
Discussion Superficially similar to American Tree Sparrow, but distinguished by its uniformly pinkish (not bicolored) bill and absence of breast spot. Chipping Sparrow has a different face pattern: dark eyestripe and white supercilium. Forms flocks outside breeding season. Eastern birds are marginally warmer brown overall than western birds. Sexes are similar.


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Evidence-Based Practice Tutorial for Nurses
Authors: Deborah Lovett, Nancy Henry & others
(See tutorial credits page: http://www.libraries.psu.edu/instruction/ebpt-07/credits.htm)
Institution: Penn State, University Park
Interview with: Loanne Snavely, Head of Library Learning Services, with the tutorial authors
Interviewer: Robert Schroeder
Tutorial Description: A collaborative project between several partners including the Director of Nursing Research at Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and Penn State librarians, this tutorial was developed to assist nursing students and nurses in learning to implement evidence-based practice. Evidence-based practice (EBP) in nursing is using and carrying out nursing practices based on the best available knowledge. It integrates the nurse's clinical expertise with the best external research evidence and encourages nurses to examine nursing practices, analyze alternative and contradictory data, and make sound nursing care decisions supported by the best available research evidence.
Q: Evidence based practice for nursing is an extremely focused topic for a tutorial. What inspired you to create this tutorial?
A: At Penn State University Libraries we have been committed for over ten years to providing quality online learning materials that students can access anytime/anywhere and that can also be used by instructors in the classroom. During that time we have created ten tutorials. Each is a collaboration between the writer(s) of the content, an instructional designer, and a web developer. Our original tutorials were general ones on information literacy and the research process, such as Information Literacy & You, The Information Cycle and "What's a Journal?" Our next steps were to create more specialized tutorials to assist in particular areas of disciplinary research. We have created two for Business, one for Patents, one for Engineering, and one for Newspapers in addition to the one on evidence based practice for nursing. See this page for all of our tutorials: http://www.lias.psu.edu/instruction/tutorials.htm
So when we received an inquiry from our Health Sciences Librarian that she was working with others on a tutorial for nurses to meet some new requirements, we were very interested in being a partner and supporting the effort with design and web development. This was a collaborative effort between Victoria Schirm, Director of Nursing Research at the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Deb Lovett, who was a librarian there at the time (and later by her replacement, Valerie Gross), Nancy Henry, health sciences librarian at Penn State, University Park and our department, Library Learning Services. EBP is a new initiative in nursing to ensure that nurses use evidence to inform their nursing practices. New accreditation requirements were implemented on a short timeline, and the tutorial was one of the steps the Department of Nursing was taking to ensure their students understood how to search for proper evidence to inform their nursing practices. The tutorial and its use were critical to fulfilling the requirements for nursing accreditation.
We felt this was a very effective use of our time and effort, to create a tutorial with a real need through a partnership with a disciplinary unit. Extending information literacy and making learning resources available to all disciplines is a way to meet our information literacy goals.
Q: How long did it take for you to create your tutorial? We're there any stages in its development that went more smoothly than you imagined, and were there other things that took more time and energy from your development team?
A: The content development phase was quite long. Because a number of librarians, administrators and faculty were working together to get it right, we didn't actually begin designing the tutorial until long after our original projected date. Resources available within the academic medical center and college of medicine library were used, and included life sciences and medical librarians, nursing experts, and an instructional designer. This team worked collaboratively to promote appropriate project buy-in, overcome barriers to implementing Evidence-Based Nursing (EBN), determine feasibility for developing an online educational method, capitalize on available resources to create an online tutorial, and measure tutorial usage and educational impact. Continuous feedback throughout the project enabled ongoing refinements. Consequently, the team successfully confronted barriers to design and implemented an effective EBN program.
Once we had the content, it took several months to design the interface and shape it into the first version of the tutorial - the instructional design and web development aspects that our Library Learning Services unit provides. Originally the overall design and development was done by our web assistant, Jiyeon Ryu. We had several usability issues and design issues and after several months of use made some major changes to the look and feel and the way it worked. This updated version was created by Vicki Brightbill who came on board as our web designer. The content has remained consistent since then except for updates on changes in databases, etc. It was a major project and took about two years from initial inquiry to finalized, tested product.
Q: What kind of programming and software did you use in the creation of your tutorial?
A: This tutorial was created primarily with html in Dreamweaver, using Cascading Style Sheets for layout and font styles. Our earlier tutorials were created with Flash, but for this one we were looking for quick development time and easy update capabilities - as well as a simple, clean, easy-to-use interface and navigation. We created a menu system that is consistent throughout and modified the charts for consistency of fonts and colors.
Many of the charts and figures needed to be used with text, so we wanted to accommodate this use. However, in the first iteration, many windows had to be opened which were sometimes hidden if the previous window was not closed. So we worked through several phases to make it most useable and useful. The re-design also offers better accessibility (portions of the original were audio-only). The tutorial includes an introduction in both video and html format.
Q: How is the tutorial integrated into the nursing program? Do the nurses have to take it in conjunction with a certain class, or on their own?
A: There is a class devoted to Evidence-Based Nursing. During this class the tutorial is highlighted as a resource and used as a supplementary source of information. Participants are encouraged to use the tutorial to review evidence based concepts and resources. The tutorial is not demonstrated during class but is intended as an outside-of-class eLearning resource for nurses. The tutorial is available on the Internet via multiple access points 24/7.
Q: Have you gotten any feedback from the students or faculty on the tutorial? Have you performed any formal assessment?
A: Following a presentation at a national nursing conference this past year, there have been many requests from hospitals and academic institutions to either link to the tutorial or utilize parts of the tutorial in classes. Although no formal assessment has been completed, informal assessments from nurses, nursing faculty and administrators has been very positive, and it has been a very enthusiastically welcomed resource.
Q: Are there any other things you'd like our readers to know about the tutorial or your experience creating it?
A: The original expectation in pursuing a collaboration between the library and the nursing department was that the audience would be graduate nursing students, then undergraduates and finally clinical nursing staff in hospitals. Time-restraints and other considerations changed this so that the initial buy-in or incentive for collaboration on this project ended up being the clinical nursing staff first, because of the hospital participation in the ANA Magnet Recognition Program. Once the tutorial proved helpful in this process, the integration of the tutorial into the academic teaching environment was readily adopted by faculty.
Another lesson learned: eLearning projects take longer to complete than originally anticipated.
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Crumar Multiman-S / Orchestrator
In 1977, Crumar introduced the Orchestrator (called the Multiman-S in Europe), a fully polyphonic orchestral string machine. It has five basic sounds: Brass, Piano, Clavichord, Cello and Violin. The keyboard is split in the middle allowing you to play one combination of instruments with the left hand, and another combination with the right.
All five sounds are available at all times, you simply adjust how much volume you want of each sound. Feature just a single instrument, or create your own orchestral ensemble—you are the Orchestrator! With the keyboard being split, there are five separate instrument volume sliders for the left hand (lower split) and another five for the right hand (upper split).
There is also a sixth sound: Bass. The Bass sound has its own volume slider as well, but it is assigned to only the bottom 27 notes of the keyboard. It is also not the greatest of Bass sounds either, and can sometimes muddy the sound.
There is a filter section but only for the Brass. It uses some pretty old-fashioned terminology: 'Emphasis' for resonance and 'Contour' for cutoff. There are also Attack and Decay controls for the filter. There is another filter for the Cello and Violin string sounds called 'Timbre' which can adjust between a 'Mellow' to 'Bright' sound—basically it's a highpass filter. There is a 'Vibrato' effect section, basically the LFO, with 'Speed' and 'Depth' controls. The only global envelope control is a 'Sustain' length slider.
The Orchestrator's best sounds are its Brass (probably because it is the sound with the voltage controlled filter) and the Strings. In fact the Strings sound very similar to the famous ARP Solina. Unfortunately there are no built-in Ensemble effects to really sweeten them up...but that's what outboard gear is for!
Like most synthesizers of its time, the Orchestrator was built with the performing musician in mind. It is its own flight-case! Its casing is very tough and durable, it has a handle and a cover/lid to keep it protected during transport. And if it looks heavy, it is! Additional options for the Orchestrator included an organ-like 13-note (G-G) Foot Pedal Board, Sustain Pedal, and a Foot Expression Pedal controller for the filter cutoff. There are no CV/Gate options, just connectors for the external pedal controllers.
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- Polyphony - 49 notes
- Multitimbral - 6 Sounds: Brass, Piano, Clavichord, Cello, Violin and Bass
- LFO - Vibrato with Speed and Depth
- Filter - Brass Filter with Attack, Decay, Cutoff, Resonance. Highpass String Filter.
- Envelope - Sustain length
- Effects - None
- Arpeg/Seq - None
- Keyboard - 49 keys
- Memory - None
- Control - Expression Pedal for the filter. Accepts Crumar's 13-note Foot Pedal keyboard.
- Date Produced - 1977
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The coffee marinade is sweetened slightly with a little maple syrup, and the sauce gets a kick thanks to a jalapeño chile.
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This is so delicious! Halved the salt as the first time I made this it was extremely salty for us. This summer I've been using this on beef rib bones, not making the accompanying sauce. I finish the ribs off on the grill, caramelizing with bbq sauce. YUM
Just amazing. I made this 3-4 years ago with beef short ribs and it was amazing, so I decided to give it a try with a 2.75 lb chuck roast, following all the same steps and braising for about 3 hours. It came out so moist, rich and flavorful. Mine had a little extra kick from some sambal olek I added to top off the 1/4 cup of ketchup/sweet chili sauce. Served with mashed potatoes and arugula salad. And wine, lots of red wine.
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I made this recipe with boneless beef short ribs, using 4-5 pounds of meat--to serve 10-12. I kept the other ingredients as stated, but cut the salt by 1/2. I also used warm water and warm coffee to help dissolve the other ingredients and then added the ice cubes. I baked the beef ribs about 3 hours, or more.
This was a fabulous recipe! I used Bison as there is a local supplier at our farmer's market every weekend and it has far less fat than regular beef short ribs. I did cut the salt in half and I marinated the ribs over night, browned them and then threw everything into the slow cooker before going to work. The smell in the house was incredible when I got home! I took most of the sauce out and reduced it in a small saucepan. Absolutley fantastic!
1 jalepeno does not a spicy dish make. Sorry but the writer of this is a chilli pansy. Na na na na [ansy! Retry this recipe with my all time favourite - a couple of habeneros. Now that'll give her the kick to high heaven she needs. Couldn't taste a jalepeno in this dish, it's way too strong. As it was, I put 1/4tsp of my homemade dried habeneros and I barely tasted that. And girl don't have a mild chilli bush! I omitted the bacon, as I am Jewish and that seemed obvious. I added a touch of Maldon salt to replace what I assumed was the salty flavouring to the dish. Still... 4. 4. 4. I did everything to recipe other than the chilli and bacon recplacements. Deeeelicious. People were picking bones and stealing off each other's plates. There was stabbing. ACTUAL stabbing! Not of the food, of the people. Knives barely missed naughty hands as naughty hands tried to steal bones. I had to separate people, man. Over ribs. OVER RIBS. There was a time-out involved. Clearly this recipe has too much caffeine. Oh, and I screwed up my schedule so it marinated for two days. That only made it more awesome. And deadly. This recipe is deadly. Watch your children!!
This is a great way to prepare short ribs with a few adjustments. Per other reviews, I cut the salt in half and I also deglazed the pan after browning the ribs with a little bourbon before proceeding with the vegetables. I braised the ribs the day before serving. Removing the congealed fat from the cooled sauce is much easier than trying to spoon it off the hot sauce. I warmed the ribs on the grill with a glaze made by reducing coffee, brown sugar and chili sauce. This brought out some of the coffee flavor some of the other reviewers found was missing. It also gave the ribs a bit of a smoky flavor. Served the ribs with gorgonzola mashed potatoes and roasted asparagus. The guests raved. I'll definitely make this again.
Excellent! Made with chicken so adjusted the cooking time for the chicken -- great combination of flavors!
I couldn't wait to try this recipe and I was not disappointed. I added some dry sherry to deglaze (I was cooking French onion soup at the same time and got a little flustered) and, well, booze makes any braise better. I did not have a jalapeno on hand, so I used a chipotle. Definitely added some cozy heat to the mouth, but nothing overwhelming. Would highly recommend cooling and skimming off the fat - lots of fat in this one.
Fantastic, easy to make, and very time consuming. Used some bourbon to de-glaze the pot before adding the stock and coffee and it added great flavour to the dish. Will certainly make this again!


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Term: cabala
"Qabalah" is a Hebrew word that means "tradition." It is derived from the root word "Qibel," meaning, "to receive." This refers to the ancient custom of handing down the esoteric knowledge by oral transmission. What the word Qabalah encompasses is an entire body of ancient Hebrew mystical principles that are the cornerstone and focus of the Western Esoteric Tradition. Virtually all Western spiritual systems can trace their roots to the Qabalistic Tree of Life. The exact origins of the Qabalah are unclear, but it certainly contains some vestiges of Egyptian, Greek, and Chaldean influence.
By its nature, mysticism is knowledge that cannot be communicated directly, but may be expressed only through symbolism and metaphor. Like other esoteric systems, Qabalah also draws upon the mystic's awareness of the transcendence of the Divine or the Eternal. Another element of Qabalah is that of theosophy, which seeks to reveal the hidden mysteries of the Divine as well as the relationship between the Divine Life on one hand, and the life of humans on the other. The goal of the Qabalist is to discover and invent keys to the understanding of arcane symbols that reflect the eternal mysteries.
source: The Truth about the Golden Dawn, Chic Cicero and Sandra Tabatha Cicero
Cabala: Cabala...is a system of mysticism with its origins in Judaism, stemming in part from the "chariot" visions of first-century mystics, in part from Gnosticism and Neoplatonism, in part from the theological speculations of medieval Spanish Jews, and in part from later thinkers. For many centuries, cabala was the accepted form of mysticism and theology within Judaism, but for the most part it has now fallen out of favor in religious contexts. Nevertheless, many rabbis and Jewish scholars still take an interest in it. As a philosophy and as a way of looking at God and the universe, it survives in yet wider quarters. Especially in the form developed by Christian enthusiasts in the Italian Renaissance and by 19th-century Christian and pagan occultists, cabalism retains vast importance as the key to mystical thinking outside of the mainstream and to the practice of ceremonial magic.
source: The Truth About Cabala, David Godwin
Kabbalah: A mystical system which forms the mystical underpinnings for the three major Western religions as well as for modern Ceremonial Magick. The word is transliterated Hebrew, and is spelled in English in various ways, including Qabala, Cabala, etc.
source: Modern Magick, by Donald Michael Kraig
Also spelled Qabalah, Cabala, Cabbala, and even Quabala, the Kabbalah is a complete system of knowledge about all the dimensions of the universe and of the human psyche organized into "the Tree of Life" diagram showing the inner construction and the connections between levels and forms of consciousness, energy, and matter. It provides a resource for understanding and applying the principles of Magick, for understanding the dynamics of the psyche, and for interpreting human history and action. The present-day Tarot specifically relates to the Tree of Life.
Suggested Reading:
Christopher: Kabbalah, Magic, and the Great Work of Self-Transformation— A Complete Course
Dennis: Encyclopedia of Jewish Myth, Magic and Mysticism
Godwin: Godwin's Cabalistic Encyclopedia—A Complete Guide to Cabalistic Magick
Gonzalez-Wippler: Kabbalah for the Modern World
Gonzalez-Wippler: Keys to the Kingdom—Jesus and the Mystic Kabbalah
Malachi: Gnosis of the Cosmic Christ—A Gnostic Christian Kabbalah
Regardie & Cicero: A Garden of Pomegranates—Skrying on the Tree of Life
Regardie & Cicero: The Middle Pillar—the Balance Between Mind & Magic
Stavish: Kabbalah for Health and Wellness
Trobe: Magic of Qabalah—Visions of the Tree of Life
Also See: Cabala, Qabalah, Qabala, Kabbalah
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'American Bystanders in the Age of Genocide' is topic for talk, March 12
Posted March 8, 2002; 02:57 p.m.
"A Problem From Hell: American Bystanders in the Age of Genocide" is the title of a talk set for Tuesday, March 12.
Samantha Power, lecturer in public policy and executive director of the Carr Center for Human Rights at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, will speak at 4:30 p.m. in Bowl 1, Robertson Hall.
Power has just completed the book "A Problem From Hell: America and the Age of Genocide," which examines U.S. responses to genocide since the Holocaust. Her article on the Rwandan genocide, "Bystanders to Genocide," appeared in the September 2001 issue of The Atlantic Monthly. She is a frequent contributor to The New Republic and is the editor, with Graham Allison, of "Realizing Human Rights" (2000).
From 1993 to 1996, Power covered the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia as a reporter for U.S. News and World Report and The Economist. In 1996, she joined the International Crisis Group as a political analyst, helping launch the organization in Bosnia.
The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs .
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I was in TRU this morning and I spotted new ERTL/AMT Star Wars model kits on the shelves. The larger kits were the Death Star (first one) and the Millennium Falcon, both $20. Smaller kits included a Snowspeeder, AT-ST, and X-Wing; all $13 each. These are new for 2005 but it's the first time I've seen them.
I checked the company's website and they have a full list with release dates for other Star Wars kits. Check it out!
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By Brandon Speck/NEMS Daily Journal
Much of the state has handed the MHSAA Class 4A championship to Noxubee County.
The Tigers have to win five more games to make it a reality. The first team with a shot to keep that from happening is Shannon.
Red Raiders coach Darryl Carter was preparing to watch film on his first-round playoff opponent Sunday but he already knows exactly what he's getting into. Carter was the head coach at Kemper County last season when his team had the Tigers at 18-all in the fourth quarter before losing 42-18.
"Coach (Tyrone) Shorter does a great job and they're blessed with a lot of athletes," Carter said. "We won't beat anybody being inconsistent as we've been the whole year. If we'll put it together, I'd put us against anybody."
Shannon's record isn't sparkling, 3-7. Noxubee is 11-0, loaded with prospects and has outscored opponents 416-86.
Darrell Robinson leads a run-heavy team with 1,408 yards and 26 touchdowns. He averages more than nine yards a carry.
Robinson is one of three Tigers selected for the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic in December, along with defensive lineman Dylan Bradley and linebacker Antonio Ryland.
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"We haven't played anybody that looks like them as far as all around. Lafayette would be the closest," Carter said. "We've got Itawamba in our division but they don't stack up to those guys."
Lafayette beat Shannon 44-25. Shannon will try to spread it out as much as possible but expect 1,500-yard sophomore running back Diamate Pounds to carry a heavy load. Pounds has scored 12 of Shannon's 29 rushing touchdowns. The Red Raiders use a two-quarterback system and like to keep it balanced between air and ground.
"At the end of the day, I'm very disappointed (in our inconsistency) but very happy to be in the playoffs," Carter said. "Not just to be in, I think if we do what we're supposed to do, we've got an opportunity. The main thing for us is to limit our mistakes and be consistent."


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Description Spotted dolphin with a gray band between eye and flipper. Dark dorsally with pale spots and white underside with dark spots. Dark and light color grade together on tail stock. Lips may be white. Calves born unspotted and about 1m long. Southern races are more heavily spotted than northern pelagic forms.
Dimensions 1.7-2.3m, 100-143kg
Habitat Offshore waters
Range Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Florida, Texas
Discussion Feed on fish, squid, and ocean floor invertebrates. Groups of 5-15 mainly in warm Atlantic waters within 300km of the coast.


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Deep-fried cookies? These light, crispy cookies are fried to golden perfection using a special rosette iron.
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Sprinkle cinnamon-sugar over hot rosettes instead of adding the powdered sugar or glaze.
The bottom of the rosette can be dipped about 1/4 inch into the glaze if desired. Draw the cookies across the edge of the bowl of glaze to remove the excess, then turn upside down until the glaze sets. If using a vanilla glaze, you can tint it with food color.
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Dear Readers,
The letters section of a paper is the most-read—after the horoscopes and funnies, of course. It's with good reason, too. Who watches the watchmen? You.
It takes a particular kind of crazy, a special narcissism, to write anything for publication. Whether or not we get a paycheck for it, we must believe fundamentally that we have something to say worth hearing, that our opinions count.
The Alibi has the best readers in the world. Many appear to write letters while intoxicated (See "Happy Birthday, Toothless Whore"). But that doesn't make them wrong. Write on, you critics and wonderers, you fankids and haters. From the prophetic to the profane, these are some of the letters that left a mark in the paper's 15 years in existence. There are more, of course, but, as ever, brevity is everything.
With love,
—Marisa Demarco
Serving the Scene Since 1992
Dear Nudity Magazine,
Some time ago a rather bad-tempered drunk stole the doorstop down here at El Rey. What he did with it has been the subject of witless speculation, but the point is that for several months we have been using a variety of things to hold open the front door: ashtrays, the cardboard which encases six-packs of Coors Light, an old shoe, etc.
Then we received a tall stack of Nudity Magazine and I made the discovery that one issue, folden 10 or 12 times, makes an excellent doorstop. El Rey would like to continue to receive your excellent magazine, and thank you for your contribution to the community.
(vol. 1, no. 3; Nov. 6-19, 1992)
Editor's note: Thanks for letting us serve you. Remember NuCity has been serving the community in any way we can since Oct. 9, 1992.
Bigoted Half-Wits Are People, Too
Dear Weekly Alibi,
I was rather amused to hear that racist fliers were placed in your newspaper last week. I can't say that I was able to find one of these fliers, and I don't think that these fliers were legally distributed. This type of flier is definitely in a "tone against community standards." I am, however, disturbed to see a column by Angie Drobnic apologizing for any distress this incident may have caused for any of the Alibi's readers.
I would also like to note that in the local news, your newspaper was banned from distributing in local Burger King restaurants. I guess you printed something regarding gay and lesbian literature, and it was not taken well by some. This must have been written in a "tone against community standards." What I am leading to is one question: What in the hell are your standards?
I don't claim to be a Nazi or a white supremacist, but I am an advocate of the free press. As a reader of the Weekly Alibi, I am exposed to several different lifestyles, political cultures and all of that diversity stuff. I just wonder why I haven't ready anything regarding the Aryan Nation in your newspaper. I don't see why a bunch of bigoted half-wits shouldn't get the same press as some of the other "special" groups your newspaper focuses on.
I really see a big double standard here. I think you should make an effort to expose the public to just what some of these right-wing groups are about and maybe even let these groups present their opinions in your paper.
If you really advocate a free press and freedom of opinion, you will. I enjoy reading about everyone and not just a select few. I've always considered the Alibi to be a truly free press, and I hope that you don't ever prove me wrong.
Scott Thornton
(vol. 5, no. 29; July 24-30, 1996)
Confessions of a Pyromaniac
Dear Weekly Alibi,
I read "Videodrome" every time you print it, and every time you don't print it, I set fire to stacks of your issues that I steal from all over Albequerque (sic).
If you make "Videodrome" a regular section of your paper, I'll be happy and so will lots of earth lovers.
Nathan Hendler
(vol. 5, no. 34; Aug. 28-Sept. 3, 1996)
Happy Birthday, Toothless Whore
Dear Weekly Alibi,
How's your wheeze-hole of pulp been hanging lately? I haven't read it for some time now, though I guess I'll have to pick up a copy at Kelly Liquors to get your address. Yeah, I see the Alibi racks spread over the city like so many toothless Central Avenue whores, dead tired but still standing, lookin' for just one more type trick ...
Do you still howl ludicrous insanities at passing hubcaps and run to bite rolling tires? You should have learned something about pissing on moving cars by now, but I guess it won't click in your skull until your rabid head gets run over ...
You people don't have enough pain in your lives—that's what I think. It's a goddamned Greek tragedy when your BMW won't start, and having to wait in line at the Wendy's drive-through can actually cause you to break out in hives across the wide expanse of your fat ass. What a bunch of worthless shits.
And try as I may, I know it's not gonna get through to you ... The soon-
Well, if you can't say anything nice about a clique of immature assholes, at least try to tell the truth, huh?
(I fear your speech lawyers)
(vol. 7, no. 46; Nov. 19-25, 1996)
Run From the Border
Dear Alibi,
Whatever happened to journalistic integrity? When Taco Bell introduced its Fajita Wraps, the Alibi was disgustingly silent.
Jimmy Pontzer
(vol. 6, no. 7; Feb. 13-19, 1997)
You Need a Man
Dear Alibi,
It's time for Dougie to start spouting. First to preface: thank you. A man's gotta read, and your rag is the best in town. This criticism, although acerbic, oozes with love and constructivity (sic). Also, the pot ought not to call the kettle grimy, but I got a voice, too, and once I've said my piece, and you've been told, I'll never mention it again.
Michael (Henningsen)—get your head out of your asshole. I always thought the fine art of reportage relies on bringin' the subject to light. Why is it most everything you write feels like a set-up, a means of portraying the hippest dude in all creation?
There you go; I'm just little me, but I know what I like. Concerning this medium, I want information and entertainment, understandably a synergy difficult to achieve. Give whining, drivel and posing to your mates; don't take it out on the lowly reader. What else, what else? That's all, thank you. Apologies and a plea. Best wishes. My intentions are so fucking benign; ya don't know.
Doug Philpott
via e-mail
(vol. 7, no. 21; May 21-27, 1998)
Post 9/11
Dear Alibi,
I shudder when I hear the cry to "rally around the President" as we "face the enemies of democracy and freedom." I can think of no bigger "enemy to democracy" than the false president, George W. Bush, the man who lost the election, but stole the White House. And who in all the world gains more from the recent devastation than Bush, whose "approval rating" went from a detumescent 20 percent to a "he-man" 90 percent. Now watch as Congress gives him the keys to the taxpayers' coffers to the tune of billions of dollars to throw to his cronies for the war machine; watch as he digs up our natural lands to "protect us from dependency on foreign oil" and tosses the profits to the Bush family and their cronies; and lest anyone dare complain, watch how our civil liberties will be curtailed in the name of "national defense."
Name two world rulers who inherited multimillions of petro-dollars: George W. Bush and Osama bin Laden. Name two millionaire world rulers who inherited their money and never worked an honest day in their lives: George W. Bush and Osama bin Laden. Name two world rulers who stand across the world and denounce the other as the incarnation of Satan and claim he himself stands on God's side. People of this dear sweet planet: Do not let these two maniacs fight their "holy war" and rain blood and tears down upon the rest of us for a hundred years.
My heart is broken with horror and sadness.
Name Withheld
(vol. 10, no. 38; Sept. 20-26, 2001)
Aww, We Love You, Too
Dear Alibi,
Oh, you're soooo alternative, aren't you, with your rhinestone belt buckles and your big, floppy hats? Yeah, I'm real impressed. You people make me sick.
I can't tell you how tired I am of the Alibi's ridiculous obsession with current events, movies, restaurants, arts, literature, music and all the rest of that oh-so-sophisticated bull-hucky you pawn off on your gullible readers as legitimate journalism.
What's the deal with you people? Does your entire editorial staff live in a damp cave 500 feet beneath the surface of the Rio Grande Valley, only venturing out into the sunlight for dog food and a healthy scratch behind the ears? Goddamn. Give me a break, will you? Find something else to write about. What about foot fungus? Or interstellar space travel? Bottle caps? Paper airplanes? Naughty children? Car batteries? Air fresheners?
Or what about suicide? Huh? How about that? I'd love to see a cover story on suicide, and believe you me, I'm not alone. I have literally thousands of friends down here in unbearable T or C who'd love some step-by-step instructions on how to kick the can in a dignified, painless fashion. How about some diagrams to go along with that? Can you manage that? Or are you too busy pretending to be the sole voices of culture and reason in the Southwest?
My point is that I really think you people need to be a little more creative. Ach—what am I saying? It's a lost cause. Fire the entire staff and hire a team of blind, elderly, incontinent, retarded chimpanzees. I have absolutely no doubt they'll do a significantly better job than the stable of bozos you've got on staff at present.
Do me a favor, and go to hell.
Insincerely yours,
Alfred P. Tingleberry
Truth or Consequences
(vo. 11, no. 8; Feb. 21-27, 2002)
Killing Me Softly
Dear Alibi,
[Film Reviews, July 17-23]: In the middle of a perfectly invaluable summer bonus guide to restaurant advertisements, I was viciously assaulted by the following lines in your paper: 1) "Hip Asian ghost story proves there's more than meets the eye." This an apparent summarization of a film about an eye, called The Eye. 2) "High-flying documentary isn't just for the birds." This in reference to a film about birds known as Winged Migration.
Get it? Do you get it?
I get it. You are trying to kill my brain to death and make it look like a horrible reading accident. Why not just come down to the bus station some night when I'm working and crap right in my eyes?
Whether this was an attempt at arch, inside humor or, similarly, an attempt at pure murder, you will not get away with it. You will pay for what you have done.
Wade Irving
(vol. 12 no. 32; Aug. 7-14, 2003)
Gimme a Fry Bread Fix
Dear Alibi,
I know, I know, but I have already been to the fair—too soggy. You see, I grew up in Gallup, N.M., and, perhaps consequently, perhaps not, every now and again, in addition to a red or green fix, I gotta have my fry bread fix! I have been to the fair, and by far and away, the Laguna booth has the best fry bread for Navajo tacos.
But, you see, sometime ago in your food section, you mentioned a restaurant that, if not specializing in fry bread, had fry bread and/or Navajo tacos on the menu. I have been waiting for you to run that blurb again, but haven't seen it. And I read y'all every week.
Gimme dat ol' time fry bread—and not only do you have to fry it, but you have to make it using lard! Yup, that delicious, artery-plugging goop of joy that still comes in them blue tubs or bricks. It's good and good for you!!
If you, or someone else, could dig up that tidbit of info (and anybody else that has or specializes in Navajo tacos and/or fry bread) and send it along, I will be in your debt eternally. Well, maybe not eternally, but I'd sure appreciate it.
John Boyd (not the lawyer)
(vol. 14 no. 43; Oct. 27-Nov. 2, 2005)
Me? Misogynist? No.
Dear Alibi,
I love articles like the one authored by Christie Chisholm, "A new report shows that the status of women falls short" [News Bite, "By the Numbers," June 28-July 4]. There's nothing like a good laugh to blow off all that frustrating steam that comes from knowing just the opposite is true. Especially in New Mexico ...
I've read about another woman successfully getting more than $20,000 in child support for a nonexistent child; another who got a restraining order against David Letterman because he was apparently sending her secret coded messages during his late-night show broadcasts. (No pun intended! Don't call me a misogynist!) ...
At the risk of being labeled a misogynist: The pendulum has swung too far the other way. New Mexico is now in fact a gynecocracy.
The gavel has replaced the once-preferred handheld, battery-powered tool as the instrument of pleasure of choice for women here in New Mexico. The word "stalker" has now taken on the power that the word "communist" once used to have. Anyone that says women are second-class citizens is spouting a lot of nonsense. It is women that are now first-class citizens, with white males coming in second, and minority males a distant third. Goddess help us all!
Herbert Arbeiter
(vol. 16 no. 27; July 5-11, 2007)
Schradering Like the Don
Dear Alibi,
That does it. I'm Schradering. I've invented this new term. It's a verb, and it refers to what you do when you're mad as hell and you're not gonna take it anymore, when voting is just not cutting the mustard because corporations you never get to vote for have hijacked the government and run off with the planet to gobble it all up like a pit bull with a carcass, and old snarl-face Cheney and his Dubya finger puppet blithely crank up the slaughter while the do-nothing Democrats piss and moan but eventually just belly-up and hand over the checkbook. You get so fed up, you do like the Don. Don Schrader, that is.
I like the Schrader approach. It's nonviolent, very effective in large numbers and recognizes a simple fact: A person can control nothing on this Earth but their own self. If even 30 percent of us decided to Schrader, I bet we would effectively drain the money-pool these corporate sharks depend on and leave them all gasping and flopping and wondering why we just aren't buying it anymore.
Really, I thought it would be a major drag to give up owning a car. I felt some real trepidation, as if I had just signed up for an expedition to the Southern Magnetic Pole without a parka or huskies. I made it a lot easier on myself by getting a job within walking distance of my home; and with all the walking and bicycling, I've never been in better health. Exercise has become a real pleasure, which is naturally integrated into my new lifestyle rather than something I never have time to schedule in. I am over the 40 hump this year, and I have a butt like a 16-year-old to show for all this altruistic commitment. Also, in giving up a car, I have given up car payments, auto insurance, traffic stress, gas prices, hideous repair bills and all those red-light camera worries along with the rather frighteningly high odds of being all mashed up in a highway accident. Just try to imagine all the money I save.
I thought of a bumper sticker that says: "Park your car, not your ass," but I figure it would look pretty stupid on a car, and even stupider on my ass. Have you seen the Don lately? Well, you can't really help it, since he runs around practically naked, but he must be at least 60 and he looks all buff and fabulous. As for me, I'm gonna keep my clothes on, thank you, and continue with my "straight but not narrow" sexual orientation. I would not go back to car ownership if you paid me. In Berlin, where I lived for a time, several neighbors would get together and share a car and all its expenses. There's an idea.
Beth Moore-Love
(vol. 16 no.25; June 21 - 27, 2007)
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Rockies beat Brewers 7-3
Colorado hits three homers in win
Juan Nicasio pitched six effective innings for his first victory in almost a year while Wilin Rosario, Michael Cuddyer and Dexter Fowler homered to lift the Colorado Rockies over the Milwaukee Brewers 7-3 on Wednesday night.
The Rockies took two of three under new manager Walt Weiss in the season-opening series at Miller Park.
Nicasio (1-0) allowed two runs and seven hits for his first win since last April 30, when he beat the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Winless in the next five starts, he sustained a season-ending knee injury on June 2.
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The European Coalition for Diabetes (IDF Europe, FEND, PCDE and EURADIA) has once again joined forces to publish this 4th edition of the Policy Puzzle at a time when Europe is still faced with the growing epidemic of diabetes, despite considerable and increasing political awareness of the health risks of diabetes and the realisation that the disease is largely preventable.
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- 30 countries out of 47 have a national plan covering diabetes, and 10 more have announced such a plan for the near future.
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- The Czech Republic is the only country in the region that includes a strong monitoring and evaluation system in its national plan.
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- Prevention also remains poorly funded throughout Europe. This is a lost opportunity here, as over 70% of type 2 diabetes cases can be prevented or delayed by adopting healthier lifestyles.
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I'm fine if everything expires. That would make me very happy as that stupid socialist refundable child credit started by Bush and increased by Obama would finally be gone.
Here is a math 101 on the debt. We now in have $16.5 T in debt (that's $146,000 per American household by the way) and it's expected to rise to over $22 T at the end of Obama's term ,(that's $196 K per house hold) Since our government has no desire to quit spending where does it end.? How does it end? Currently they spend $9 B a day and $4 B of that is borrowed raising taxes on the top 2% gets you $6 B annually or 1 1/2 days borrowing . Now just ask your self, since our government has no desire to quit spending we must therefore borrow and how long can we borrow? Can we borrow $200 K a household? $250 K a house hold, will the Japanese, Chinese and American people continue to lend our government money at $300K a household .what is the credit card limit? Truth is we're broke and they are searching for a straw man. BTW you can depreciate a horse, I believe over 5 years, if you your hobby good enough to become a business.


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it's clear that the majority of those who contribute to this forum are completists. all well and good, but what about those of you who, like me, don't Want to collect every last figure they make?
to begin with, which ones do you collect? (or, if it's easier to list the ones you Don't collect, ok, even though that'd make you closer to a Completist than a "discrminator" )
here's the ones I've deemed cool enough to collect (all non-vintage unless otherwise stated):
'79 fett
all 3 current fetts
'80 ig88
both current ig88s
'83 boushh
sote boushh
rocket r2
rolled-up droideka from r2 carrycase (is this considered a true figure?)
interrogator droid (from commtech dv)
commtech stormy
atat driver
tie pilot
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By David Wheeler/NEMS Daily Journal
Four-year college basketball teams began practicing last week. The state's high schools officially practicing on Monday.
State junior colleges had a jump on them all, hitting the hardwood Oct. 1, like Itawamba Community College's first year men's head coach Grant Pate.
"It's exciting for the guys to begin practice," Pate said. "They get to go from preseason to in-season.
"It brings that new energy level."
Pate brings a new energy level to the Indians, coming off a successful four years as the head coach of the Tupelo Golden Wave, including an appearance in the Class 6A championship game this past season. And now Pate has been on the court two weeks preparing the Indians for the 2012-13 season, which begins for ICC Nov. 5 hosting Shelton State (Ala.) at the Davis Event Center.
"The guys have been really competitive, really focused," Pate said. "Right now, we're just trying to work on the basics.
"We're trying different lineups, see who fits with who, and all get on the same page. The skill level is higher in junior college, and the guys are a little more athletic, but there is a commonality to it all – all guys want to compete and win."
Pate has a core of sophomores he will be counting on heading into his first season at Itawamba.
He reports that Deontaye Ewing from Tupelo and Quinton Lee from Tennessee, are showing great leadership from their guard positions so far. And that Parris Jeans from Mooreville and Tre Welch from Alabama, are providing a nice physical presence inside in early practices.
"Our goal is to build around the sophomores this season," Pate said. "But we have a large freshman group, and we're counting on them to keep working."
Practice is on the same time frame on the campus of Northeast Community College, including second year coach Brian Alexander of the Lady Tigers.
"Practices these first two weeks can be very rusty," Alexander said. "Starting this week is when we start to polish things up.
"We're trying to figure out who are rotations are going to be."
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