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Allah Live wallpaper is an interactive wallpaper app.Allah Live wallpaper is a free application with spinning gold word that means Allah in Arabic.
A beautiful Allah name will be running on your phone screen.
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Allah live wallpaper for all Muslim!
Allah is God in Islam.
If you believe Allah and Islam, Allah live wallpaper is perfect for your home screen!
Allah Live Wallpaper is radiant with love and peace. Power to Islam! Download this beautiful FREE application with 3D live wallpaper with the spinning gold word that means "Allah" in Arabic.
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Home -> Press Menu -> Select Wallpapers -> Select Live Wallpapers -> Select Allah from the list
If you are a true believer you will certainly love Allah Animated Wallpaper application and you will want to have it always as an animated wallpaper on your homescreen.
Islamic symbols express an identification with Islam, or a particular tradition within Islam. They are also used to evoke feelings, or to stand for certain Islamic beliefs and ideas. Some symbols, such as the color green, have been associated with Islam for a long time and in many areas; others are of more limited duration and extent. Muslim art often uses such symbols to represent complex ideas.
The words "Allah" in Arabic script or characters can be regarded as visually representing Islam as a symbol.
Islam is a monotheistic and Abrahamic religion articulated by the Qur'an, a text considered by its adherents to be the verbatim word of God (Arabic: الله Allāh), and by the teachings and normative example (called the Sunnah and composed of Hadith) of Muhammad, considered by them to be the last prophet of God. An adherent of Islam is called a Muslim.
Muslims believe that God is one and incomparable and the purpose of existence is to love and serve God. Muslims also believe that Islam is the complete and universal version of a primordial faith that was revealed at many times and places before, including through Abraham, Moses and Jesus, whom they consider prophets. They maintain that previous messages and revelations have been partially changed or corrupted over time, but consider the Quran to be both the unaltered and the final revelation of God. Religious concepts and practices include the five pillars of Islam, which are basic concepts and obligatory acts of worship, and following Islamic law, which touches on virtually every aspect of life and society, providing guidance on multifarious topics from banking and welfare, to warfare and the environment.


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Employing open source intelligence analysis method, this 'Deep State' series explores the inter-relationships of corporate boards to politics, corrupt law enforcement, organized crime in intelligence agencies, military and military contracting. Here you will find threads between powerful corporations and associated personalities to the bottom line (profit) and death squads, international organized crime, arms & narcotics trafficking, connecting the dots from the CIA special activities division to heroin and cocaine funding the Tea Party (and much more)
America's Deep State Foundation article
America's Deep State II FBI complicity
Heroin, Bags of Cash & The CIA Deep State III
Other Exposés
Planet Ponzi Exposé of the world financial crisis
The Christian Mafia Wayne Madsen's excellent research
Drone Strikes for Jesus 28-34% of US military "Christian Dominionist"
Blackwater Holy Crusades Prosecutions derailed by 'state secrets'
Guardian/BBC Arabic Exposé Gen Patraeus' torture centers & more
Conspiracy of Silence White House pedophilia (banned documentary)
Hacking Democracy Diebold computer vote fraud
Operation 'Gladio B' ongoing NATO based 'deep state' terrorism
Miscellaneous Rants
The Alpha Chronology Narrative of events in attempted assassination
Obama's Ukraine A 'regime change' that will backfire
Tactical Nuclear Weapons for Dummies Pentagon fantasies
Empire & Blow-back Paying the piper
Intelligence Agencies & Wikipedia You are what you think
Erik Prince & Pedophile Priests A world class killer's new venture
The NSA's Egregious Liar Obama & surveillance
EXBERLINER (1) Blogging a magazine for expatriates
EXBERLINER (4) Konrad Werner pops a hemorrhoid
Post Modern Teutonic Vision EXBERLINER addendum
Robert Seldon Lady, CIA Slime-Bag Lies in his pardon application
Cheap Tricks for Jesus Smirking liars that proselytize
Economics and Moonshine Whiskey Two half-wit capitalists
Celebrating the Anti-Christ Lies, the church & history
To Forgive is a Crime To excuse the inexcusable
A Spy in the House of the Unloved Refuting Anias Nin
A Coward Named Machismo Observations on Machismo
Enlightenment: The Automated Death Machine
Napi Mephisto Essay on failed modern civilization
Snowden & Snooping Speech by retired ambassador Chas Freeman
CIA vs JFK Corporate boards still profit from JFK's murder
Uncle Sam, Dominionist Puppet U.S. Air Force Academy extremists
Of Nukes, Courage and Cowards Bibles infecting NATO
The Navy Yard Reporting Smells Wrong A 'Deep State' caper?
Outline of a Snowden Legal Defense Throw Pvt Manning under the bus
Color of Law, Star Chamber, FISA & PRISM Congress to SCOTUS
The Greatest Criminal Endeavor War profiteering cycle
Our Vital National Interests Euphemism for corporate rip-offs
How to Make Powerful Enemies in Three Short Paragraphs SCOTUS
If The Left Are Sheep, The Right Are Fish Divide & conquer
The (No) 'Establishment' Clause Pentagon, religion & USA law
North Carolina's 2nd Secession From the Union Neo-con middle finger
Liars for Jesus The rewrite of American history by neo-conservatives
Overview Egypt, Libya & Syria
Egypt Round Two The Generals take it back
Syria Part One Al Jazeera (Stooge TV)
Syria Part Two Chemical Madness
Syria Part Three Obama-McCain-al Qaida alliance
Syria Part Four Syria, al Qaida & Iraq
Kerry's neo-nazi Snipers Leaked conversation bombshell
JFK Was making amends with Castro against CIA wishes when shot
2013 Secrecy Report by Open Government (openthegovernment.org)
Intel Veterans on 9/11 41 informed voices dispute the official narrative
Fear of Minor Debris Engineering experts on 9/11 WTC Building 7
Intelligence Agency Dissident Voices Rejecting policies & more
Dirty Wars The war on terror is "a self-licking ice cream cone"
Military Religious Freedom Foundation on our Pentagon Taliban
C Street The 'Christian Al Qaida' behind the scene
WikiLeaks and Spy Agencies Probable information operations
Our Men in Iran? USA trained Iranian dissident terror group
The Mojahedin-e-Khalq A lethal pawn in geo-politics
The Fraud of Amnesty International Front for MI6
CIA Front 'Freedom House' Rogue CIA officer Phillip Agee
Council of Europe on Renditions Breakdown of flights & countries
Gorilla Conservation & Guerilla Warfare USAID in Central Africa
USAID in Ethiopia U.S. Department of State egregious (official) lies
Militias & Genocide On the employ of extra-judicial military
When Heads Roll Assassination/Decapitation study (pdf)
A Time to Kill? State sponsored assassination & international law
Israeli Intelligence & Security CIA Analysis in the Public Domain
The CIA & Non-Violent Resistance Stuart Bramhall on Gene Sharp
On Edward Bernays & Propaganda Breakdown of control method
The Secret Team Pentagon liaison to the CIA: Col Prouty's analysis
Transcendent Warfare Assessment US Marine Corps War College
The BCCI Affair Unredacted senate report
Dissent or Terror Analysis of USA corporate/police fusion
Spy Craft for Hacks FBI veteran's tips on clandestine meetings
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The Intercept Glenn Greenwald, Jeremy Scahill & Co
The Most Revolutionary Act Stuart Bramhall
@LISSNUP Iran's domestic terror policies (frequently updated)
In My Head Israel's domestic terror policies(frequently updated)
Long Strange Journey Patrick Eddington (former CIA)
Ian56 Compiled articles bursting reality bubbles
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Unredacted USA centered intelligence information
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Boiling Frogs Post Sibel Edmonds bashes anyone (often correctly)
Spy Novel Reviews
David Ignatius' Body of Lies Langley's premier propagandist
John Le Carre's A Delicate Truth Refuting Ignatius' neo-conservatism
Robert Littell's The Company A CIA revisionist history (book of lies)
World Class Stupidities
MOSSAD and Jews for Jesus Missionary assassins
Death of a MOSSAD Agent 1st hand account of a blown operation
God's Chosen is a Dumb Idea (and why we all will likely die)
(dis)Information Operations
Robert Parry Spreading the left's Anti-Federalist urban legend
Sundry Political Crap
Brief to the European Court of Human Rights Posted 9 March 2014
Letter to the ECCHR Mailed on 7 October 2013, updated 8 October
Letter to the EU Parliament Mailed 30 September 2013
Letter to U.S. Senator Jon Tester Mailed 6 September 2013
Letter to Hans Christian Stroebel, MP Mailed 9 July 2013
Reflections on a Snowden Rally Berlin, 4th of July 2013
PRISM & My Exile Democracy a front for corporate whores
Letter to German Parliament 18 June 2013
Complaint to the International Criminal Court Updated 18 June
Crusaders and Complicity Germany complicity in international crimes
Letter to the Supreme Court Asking the Supreme Court direct: WTF?
Psychopath Killers Comedic Hall of Fame
Demons Anonymous Addiction to destructive fantasies
Saint Chester Prince of the Church & patron saint of boys
Our Gang Five Federalist Society prima donnas
A Conversation With Jon Stewart Barack Obama is a White man!
Scooby Doo is Lyndon LaRouche 'Rut a retard'
Salinas vs Texas U.S. Supreme Court self inflicted lawyer joke
Satire (Hardcore)
Democracy Now! State secrets & the war in Liberacestan
Michele Bachmann & Wild Indians Kerouac in drag
Dick Cheney's Rottweiler Dog butt-sniffing rituals
Maison de l'Histoire de France Fellatio, Sarkozy & French history
The Great Phuc Uuus Massacre Propaganda trained CIA lizards
Bozo's Handcock U Speech George Bush & Tony Blair in love
My Life as a Joke Personal Ad (women only please)
The Pachuco Stare Decisis SCOTUS = SCROTUM
The Moron Bernard-Henry Lévy He truly is a moron
How Jesus Gets Kicked Out Of Heaven Naughty George Carlin
NOT My Last Tango in Paris The NSA & cyanide suppositories
General Irreverence
Life's Little Surprises A devil teaches law
Mother's Day and Male Dopes Moms & cannabis
Breakfast at a Pizzaria Hungover babes with beautiful bums
Recreating a Hot Spring in Your Bathtub Girl Scouts & Eve's Serpent
The Gospel According to Ronald On the historical Jesus
Should I be a Spy Novelist? Probably not
Ron's Conspiracy Theory Cosmology is the conspiracy
You've Got Apes! European cultural mentality
Life in Indian Country
The Legend of the Blackfoot Titan Mik-api
Happy the Indian Guide Indian stereotypes
Raven and Thunder Blackfoot Law of Matriarchy
Strawberry Medicine Men and a Stellar Jay
Life in Blackfoot Country Learning how to go hungry
Napi in the New Age A 'red apple' story (satire)
Essay on Native American Humor Why I'm not politically correct
The DIA and Shamanism Failed exploitation of indigenous knowledge
Native Americans and Race Race is BS to authentic Indians
Losers A Native perspective of Plato & western science
Tobacco First in a series of essays on matriarchy
War Second in the series on matriarchy
Women Third in the series on matriarchy
Conflict Fourth in the series on matriarchy
Birds Fifth in the series on matriarchy
Apple Indians & Anthropology Anthropology as a faith-based initiative
Folk Stories
Links to my (free) online Books
The Time Travel Essays (on Native American Quantum Mechanics)
Stupid is as Stupid Does (15 Political Essays)
The Satires (out of bounds prurient social satire)
Queer Chicken Dinner (a rip on Jack Kerouac's 'On the Road')
Napi Mephisto (autobiographical Anti-Male Hierarchy Manifesto)
Penucquem Speaks (biography, 30 Years Life with Blackfeet Indians. It makes sense to mention here I am more Native American than anything, culturally speaking)
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I am that power which always the evil will, and yet creates the good -Mephistopheles
I've written folk & human interest stories, political & social satire, and developed analysis/exposés concerning the crimes of state actors and the power corrupt. Co-author [with Dr Mark D Cole] of the Mueller-Wilson Report [International Law & Human Rights], lecturer at Johannes Guttenberg University [symposium on Native American Rights & International Law 1998 & adjunct professor of United States Constitutional Law 2008], author of Penucquem Speaks [ranked five stars by Howard Zinn at Amazon.] Professional background includes military special operations intelligence experience, open source intelligence analysis, social and developmental psychology, technical training in law (paralegal) with focus on anti-corruption, environmental & social justice.
I've published in the past with paranoiamagazine.com, BookSurge, Paranoids Online, Subversify, Scribd, Alternet and decided on a new venue (WordPress) looking to taking my work forward with a change of focus, away from exposés, politics & satire. Hopefully that day will arrive sooner rather than later. As much as I'd like to focus on folk and children's literature as my 'day job', I've been involuntarily preoccupied with trapped in international intrigue.
Lately I've been reading: Jeremy Scahill 'Dirty Wars', Jeff Sharlet 'C Street', Jeff Stein 'A Murder in Wartime', Eyal Weizman 'The Least Of All Possible Evils', Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) 'Life on the Mississippi', Washington Irving 'The Sketch Book', John Cooley 'Unholy Wars', Jonathan Safran Foer 'Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close', Chuck Palahniuk 'Fight Club', Marimba Ani 'Yurugu', Mikey Weinstein "No Snowflake in an Avalanche", Anthony Turton 'Shaking Hands with Billy', Anne Cameron 'Daughters of Copper Woman', Tacitus 'The Annals of Imperial Rome', Anias Nin "A Spy In The House Of Love", Hunter S Thompson 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas', and Aleksander Wat 'Lucifer Unemployed'
In any world-view of simplistic notions and polarization inculcated via media lies, what you think you see might not be what you get. At first sight I am not a black & white personality. I am essentially conservative but the mortal enemy of neo-conservative and neo-liberal alike. And I am solidly on the side of the radical left on *some* social issues. A 'prima facie' description of my politics would be left of center libertarian, but it is more complicated than this. If you read at this site, the fog disperses; essentially a free agent, beholden only to my ethics.
My social and political lampoons are best explained this way: The devil on the one shoulder and the angel on my other shoulder climb into my head to make love and a satire is born .. having little to do with morality and much to do with ethics. As a writer there is no fear, no guilt, no shame in my approach, only accountability demanded of the public personas who presume to lead with lies as our world burns around us .. and making people laugh at the hypocrisies of western culture in a way steals the power of those lies and reduces their influence.
My present primary interests are the arrest and prosecution of George H.W. Bush, Barack Obama, George W Bush, Joe Biden, Dick Cheney, Hillary Clinton, Ed Meese, Condoleezza Rice, Susan Rice, Robert Gates, Jeh Johnson, Douglas Feith, Frank Gaffney, John Bolton, William Graham, Douglas Feith, William McRaven, Mike Sulick, Stephen Kappes, Valerie Caproni, James O'Dea, William Kristol, Mark Grossman, Michael Morrell, Eric Holder, David Addington, John Rizzo, Michael Mukasey, Sabrina DeSousa, Erik Prince, Peter King, Sylvia Maruffi, Stephen Hadly, John Brennan, Keith Alexander, Victoria Nuland, Spencer Abraham, Gale Norton, John Ashcroft, Theodore Olson, Alex Acosta, Bradford Berenson, Ralph Boyd, Michael Chertoff, Paul Clement, Daniel Collins, Viet Dinh, Noel Francisco, Sarah Hart, Brian Jones, Brett Kavanaugh, Thomas Sansonetti, Eugene Scalia, Larry Thompson, Edward Whelan, James Comey, Antonin Scalia, John Kerry, James Woolsey, Clarence Thomas, Diane Feinstein, Cofer Black, Dennis Blair, Donald Rumsfeld, General James Jones, Michele Bachmann, John Kerry, Tom Donilon, David Walter, Vince Langan, David Patraeus, James Clapper, Robert Mueller, Gary Berntsen, Jose Rodriguez, Ted Cruz, John Ashcroft, Chuck Grassley, Jim DeMint, Lindsey Graham, James Inhofe, John Thune, Pete Domenici, Don Nickles, Joe Pitts, Frank Wolf, Zach Wamp, Robert Aderholt, Ander Crenshaw, Todd Tiahrt, Marsha Blackburn, Jo Ann Emerson, John R. Carter, Mike McIntyre, Mark Pryor, Charles Schumer, Joe Lieberman, John McCain, George Tenant, Samuel Alito, Michael Hayden, John Yoo, Jay Bybee, Shannen Coffin, Samatha Power, John Roberts, Nancy Pelosi, William Burns, Orrin Hatch, Richard Epstein, Frank Easterbrook, Kenneth Starr, and many more, for conspiring in, aiding and abetting, ordering, facilitating and/or covering up Color of Law (extra-judicial) murders .. and fantasizing the collapse of male hierarchy come true: utilizing sorcery, quantum mechanics, or any other medium .. such as literature.
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"The women are right in their way of breaking the rules, because men made them without asking women" -Montaigne
"The history of the great events of this world are scarcely more than the history of crime" -Voltaire
"It is impossible to calculate the moral mischief, if I may so express it, that mental lying has produced in society. When a man has so far corrupted and prostituted the chastity of his mind, as to subscribe his professional belief to things he does not believe, he has prepared himself for the commission of every other crime" -Thomas Paine
"The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out for himself, without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane, and intolerable" – H.L. Mencken
"Is it not absurd when a human being tries to find happiness somewhere outside himself, and thinks that wealth and birth and the influence of friends is of the utmost importance?" -Emperor Julian (the apostate)
"In a controversy, the instant we feel anger, we have already ceased striving for the truth, and have begun striving for ourselves" -Buddha
"It's never too late to have a happy childhood" -Berkely Breathed
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Author | Lo, Chung Yau; Wat, Nelson M.S.; Lam, Kin Yin; Tiu, Sau Cheung; Chan, John; Lam, Karen S. L. |
Editor | J.A. Franklyn and J. Connell |
Year Published | 2003 |
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Citation | Clinical Endocrinology, Vol. 58(4), pp. 528-528 |
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April 29th, 2005, 03:55 AM | #21 |
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I heard Ithaca was a hell hole too. Don't get me wrong, can't say anything bad about Cornell.
Btw, I keep hearing good things about Princeton. Must be a great college town. About Philly, I dunno, crime seems pretty bad. From what I understand, UPenn beefed up it's security big time. I think there's a problem when students are being murdered. This goes Johns Hopkins in Baltimore too. Both schools have bad histories concerning campus security. Now, they are being looked at as models. Too bad people had to get murdered before things were improved.
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Boston. It is a collegiate mecca. Boston is also the city with the most college rated in the top 10 I believe. Almost no city can compare with the colleges in Boston such as Harvard, Wentworth, BU, BC, MIT, NU, and many more. Boston average about 300,000 students (or so I heard) per year going to college here and the surrounding colleges. Boston contains around 57 colleges. According to Malo's list in "America's Stupidest Cities" thread, Boston is rank number 2 (but I don't think Minneapolis can actually beat Boston) so I believe that Boston is the town with the best colleges.
Boston needs to be about....20% cooler. BOSTON - CITY OF CHAMPIONS NE Patriots 2001 - NE Patriots 2003 - NE Patriots 2004 - Boston Red Sox 2004 - Boston Red Sox 2007 - Boston Celtics 2008 - Boston Bruins 2011
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^ Nah, man, Boston has 100+ colleges and universities. Freakin' shitload.
Colleges and universities See also the list of colleges and universities in Massachusetts. The Boston area is well-known for its colleges and universities. Boston College was the first institution of higher education to be founded in Boston, though it moved from the city's South End to then-rural Chestnut Hill to escape Boston's rapid urbanization in the late nineteenth century. Harvard University, the nation's oldest university, was founded in Cambridge, where it maintains its main campus, though the bulk of its current land holdings lie in Boston. The greater Boston area is home to over 100 colleges. In addition to schools in Boston proper, including Berklee College of Music, the Longy School of Music, Boston Conservatory, the Boston Architectural Center, Boston University, Emerson College, Emmanuel College, Fisher College, the Massachusetts College of Art, the New England Conservatory of Music, Northeastern University, Simmons College, and Suffolk University, surrounding cities host Babson College, Bentley College, Brandeis University, Hellenic College, Lesley University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Merrimack College, Pine Manor College, Regis College, Tufts University and Wellesley College, among others. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston
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The one thing I don't like about Colgate or Cornell is that they are located in the middle of nowhere. I went to school in the middle of nowhere and couldn't wait to get out. I need to live in an urbanized area above at least 200,000 or so.
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Boston overall is a great town for colleges, but I wouldn't consider it a college town, maybe the specific districts or parts of town that are good for the colleges though.
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Plus, if we really wanted to get away from the rural atmosphere for a bit, we simply drove into Syracuse and partied along Marshall Street. It was the drive home that killed us...lol |
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newark, delaware is a fairly nice town. i'm a little wary of the local government and its power (and sometimes its incompetence too). i don't see people wielding their authority like that even in wilmington. the city has too powerful of a local government in my opinion. i like the government to lay back and handle problems only when necessary. newark it seems like things are done just so they can be done, or so that someone in the local government has a little more influence, or just so everyone knows that they decide what goes on. for instance, the dumbest thing i know that the newark city council did was a couple years ago. they voted on the patriot act. since the patriot act is federal law, it is illegal for a government to ignore it, contradict it, etc. but that didn't stop the newark city council from voting on it. they voted on "whether they liked it or not". the final tally was 5-4, with opposition to the patriot act winning. so their official statement was that the newark city council was against the patriot act. my question is, dud they have to have an official vote just to see who liked it? can't they just express their opinions on their own? why did they have to waste everyone's time (and probably their tax dollars too) with an official vote that does not matter in the first place?
but enough about the government. if you put the government in the back of your mind (which i do until i hear about something stupid), and concentrate on just the city, it is a very nice city. the university of delaware campus is arguably one of the nicest campuses in the country, with beautiful georgian buildings, stately old trees, flowerbeds tucked into corners, etc. the city has a good nightlife, enough to make ud one of the 30 best party schools in the country (ud used to be in the top 5 every year until about 5 years ago, until when the school got a grant to curb drinking; but the partying is bouncing back to normal levels). there are many close-to-run-down houses that students eat up for the school year; however, many new apartment buildings and houses have been built on sites that used to have old factories or houses, and so the city is slowly replacing the crumby houses with nicer ones. lastly, newark has a typical small-town main street, but with a little more traffic and no stores that wouldn't fit in (so you won't see a awn care store on main street, or something like that). |
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My latest gripe about Newark is that they just got red light cameras and they had road signs up saying "Red light Cameras Coming Soon!!!" as if we were excited about it I'm planning on moving to Cecil county maryland which gives you all the benefits of that area with none of the harsh authoritarianism. |
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Too many farms in DE for me. Great schools on campus, but nothing outside. Boston has many schools, but I agree not to include big cities as college towns even if they may be. And the hippies in Ithaca make it a prime location for some of the wildest parties North of Cans-&-poon NM.
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Cambridge Mass has to top the list. It has MIT and Harvard and a few more that I can't think of! WOW!!!! plus it has the "T" Red Line subway, Harvard Square, The Charles River, stores, restaurants, book stores, movie theaters and it is right next to Boston. What more could you ask for???
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I must also cast my vote for Cambridge MA/Boston.
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It's pretty hard to top Cambridge and Boston in this category.
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I'm just a "little" late to this thread.
I can't believe nobody mentioned Syracuse!!! Syracuse was THE place to go to from Cornell (Ithaca) and Colgate, among others! It's a really great "small" "big" city!!! |
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For its size, Ithaca definitely gets my vote with Cornell University and Ithaca College.
Buffalo is a really good one, too, for its size as well, with Canisius College, SUNY Buffalo (UB), Buffalo State College, Medaille College, D'Youville College, and Erie Community College.
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Nobody mentions Rochester NY? It beats Ithaca, Syracuse, Buffalo and probably a lot of others on your list...by far. Personally I prefer it even better than Cambridge...but thats because I'm biased.
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| Ok so that means that I should get the first one and then the second on or what? Thanks. |
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| I haven't tried it, but supposedly it will work: How To: Use the Apple Magic Mouse on Windows 7 - George Tasioulis - How To guides and other interesting stuff from my everyday work The idea is to install the Windows drivers outside of Bootcamp. I don't follow Stevy22's remarks, but as the only connection for the mouse is bluetooth, apparently it works for some people. Try this link: Download - Magic Mouse Utilities for Windows Apparently there are drivers for Windows 7 as part of the Bootcamp package. They can be extracted and run separately. No Apple hardware is required. I suppose that the link that you post automates the process. I admit that I was looking for this sort of thing in the hope of getting an external device for Win8 that supports gestures. (The Microsoft Touch Mouse might be a better choice, but I worry that its battery life is poor.) |
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09 Jul 2012 | #23 |
| Bobkn- I agree a Microsoft touch mouse would probably be a better choice, it's designed to work out of the box. It seems the OP has decided on a magic mouse though |
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10 Jul 2012 | #24 |
| Thanks, I do know about the Microsoft mouse, but I have already ordered the magic mouse so. Plus, I would prefer it over the Microsoft mouse. Thanks. |
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10 Jul 2012 | #25 |
| Also, emarescek, will the first link install bootcamp on my laptop? |
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10 Jul 2012 | #26 |
| No it just installs the drivers. |
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| Oh ok |
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10 Jul 2012 | #28 |
| Just out of curiosity, is there an apple mouse that looks exactly like the magic mouse, but it has a scroll wheel? |
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| Just to add to this, I have a mac and I have installed windows 7 on it. The magic mouse does work on it however since it is a specialized device you must have drivers from apple. Boot camp does install those drivers however I haven't tried to extract them for use on another computer because my desktop doesn't have blue tooth. You get almost as much functionality with it on 7 as you do on mac however the 2 finger swipe doesn't work. You do have the basics: right/left button click and wheel scroll. According to wikipedia use can be further customized using third party software however I don't know what there is. As for comparable devices I don't know of any. |
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| Some possbilities I came across these utilities, but as of this posting have not tried them yet, as I need to backup/create restore point first. I will update as I do. This video shows the demo of the tool located in the comments section of the video. Magic Mouse on Windows & Momentum, Back/Forward - YouTube Also: Download - Magic Mouse Utilities for Windows seems to have good feedback from a user on another forum, but again I have not tested. RD |
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How Does Dixon Place Stack Up on the Nightlife Scene? Written by NY Press on May 16, 2012. Posted in NY Press Exclusive Our resident nightlife contributor The Visceralist travels downtown and reviews Dixon Place Bathroom situation – just past the lounge area which itself is just past the bar in front (on your right). There's a communal unisex area with a shared basin that is abutted on its left and its right with 2 single-person closets each. [&hellip [ read more... ] 2 Comments
Crime Watch Written by NYPress on May 9, 2012. Posted in Crime Watch Our Town Downtown, Our Town Downtown TRY THIS ON FOR SIZE Police say a Florida woman left her purse unattended as she tried on shoes at the Crocs Store on Spring Street. An opportunistic thief reached in and stole her wallet, which contained not only credit cards but her Social Security card. BIKE CRAZE A man's Yamaha recently went [&hellip [ read more... ] 255 Comments
Etan Patz and Growing Up in New York City Written by Josh Rogers on April 24, 2012. Posted in NY Press Exclusive The city was less safe then, but parents were also less protective By Josh Rogers The name Etan Patz conjures up so much for so many in New York City. If you're under 30, it is likely to draw a blank stare, but for many others it's different, particularly if you were growing up in [&hellip [ read more... ] 37 Comments
Apple SoHo Set to Expand Written by NY Press on April 11, 2012. Posted in Blog, Breaking News, Our Town Downtown With eyes towards expansion, Apple SoHo Set to Receive 5,000 sq. ft. by July 2012 In what should come as no shock at all, retail mega-giant Apple is set to expand one of its New York stores; this time, in SoHo. According to Real Estate Weekly, the building was renovated in 2001 to utilize about [&hellip [ read more... ] Be the first to comment on this post
Broome Street to Receive Traffic Treats Written by admin on March 7, 2012. Posted in Breaking News, Notes From the Neighborhood west side spirit In the wake of a January rally, DOT readies relief for Soho pedestrians along Broome St. As part of their effort to improve pedestrian safety, the DOT has responded to the urgings of Soho residents, community advocates, and government officials and will add "Don't Block the Box" markings and signage for Broome Street to its [&hellip [ read more... ] Be the first to comment on this post
Stringer Says Soho Is an "Unholy Mess" of Traffic Written by NY Press on February 1, 2012. Posted in Breaking News, Uncategorized Last week, Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer stood with community leaders and residents on the streets of Soho, urging the Department of Transportation to address the traffic gridlock that has long choked the streets of the neighborhood [ read more... ] Be the first to comment on this post
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The Pan American Contradiction Written by admin on December 7, 2011. Posted in Eat & Drink A restaurant for the vegan meat-eater locavore globehopper in all of us By Regan Hofmann In the ever-shifting neighborhood creep of Downtown, it seems nothing is what it's supposed to be anymore. Little Italy has become Chinatown, Nolita has become Soho and Soho has become Times Square. Walking from block to block you're not quite [&hellip [ read more... ] Be the first to comment on this post
Long Awaited REI Soho Opens Written by Marissa Maier on December 2, 2011. Posted in Blog, Breaking News Reaching the great outdoors in Downtown Manhattan By Kristina Diggins-Reisinger Walking up from the subway at Broadway and Lafayette St., I first checked hop stop to see where the heck I was going. But when I caught sight of the historic red-brick Puck Building I knew I was in the right place, and the long [&hellip [ read more... ] 55 Comments
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That will indeed be the question. As soon as any supplier gets enough market share, you can expect them to provide the same quality of service and the same pricing as the market leader. It is always best to go with the up-starts, as long as you're willing to deal with their growing pains, but as soon as the up-starts are started-up, that advantage will almost surely vanish.
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A newly-formed local group, Adelante con la Salud, focused on improving Latinos access to healthcare services is bringing representatives from Massachusetts to Denver to discuss how Colorados Latinos can ensure they get the health care coverage they are entitled to as part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
We held off on bringing Carlos Solis and Maria Gonzalez to Denver until we could learn how the U.S. Supreme Court would rule on the ACA, explained Melanie Herrera Bortz, co-project director for Adelante con la Salud: Latino Health Care Engagement Project. Now that the court has ruled, its time for everyone, including Latinos, to understand the benefits of the health care law.
Carlos Solis, who is bilingual, is a navigator for Health Care for All Massachusetts, a consumer health care advocacy organization. As a HelpLine supervisor, Solis has helped thousands of Latinos in Massachusettss secure health care coverage. The ACA was in many ways modeled after Massachusetts health care law, so having Mr. Solis here will be invaluable for Colorados Latino community, Herrera Bortz said.
I am looking forward to go to Denver to have the opportunity to talk to members of the Colorado Latino community. There is a lot to learn from the Massachusetts model, especially for Latinos, and I would like to share our experience with people there who will benefit, said Carlos Solis.
Maria Gonzalez is the communications director at Health Care Financing Administration and will be also available to discuss how the Massachusetts law has impacted thousands of Hispanics in the northeastern state and what Latinos in Colorado should expect with the full implementation of the ACA. The Hispanic population in Massachusetts has benefited the most from the health care reform that was approved in 2006, and we anticipate that this group will also be positively impacted by the federal law in states such as Colorado, said Gonzalez.
Solis and Gonzalez will be joined during media interviews by local health care expert Marguerite Salazar, the regional director of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The ACA is vital to the health of the Latino community because it will provide access to care for thousands of Latinos and will provide free preventive services like diabetes screenings and mammograms, Herrera Bortz said. Our organization believes the ACA will do for Colorado Latinos what the Massachusetts health care law did for Latinos there, we just need to educate our community. In Massachusetts, coverage for Latinos skyrocketed.
Currently, 98 percent of MA residents are now insured and very few people (less than one percent in 2008) are paying a penalty for not having coverage. In addition, the states total health care bill has increased less than other states.
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Adelante con la Salud: Latino Health Care Engagement Project is a newly formed collaborative of passionate, experienced local advocates dedicated to educating Latinos in Colorado about the benefits of The Affordable Care Act and the Colorado Health Benefit Exchange using media and grassroots advocacy. The bilingual campaign will reach statewide. The group is supported financially by Community Catalyst and the Herndon Alliance.
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