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Aphorisme breamgappienSi je lis pour oublier le temps,j'écris pour le retenir...
BreathA time flies awayA moment of you to meThe breath of a kiss
2013 August Haikuwrimo -cherish the summer-2- bloomsWaiting for the rainflowers delight in the heatdrink the chalice's dew3- red roseIn the crystal vaselosing its petals ~ slowlya rose falls asleep4- Odeur d'été 4-Summer smellLa haie a une odeur sucrée The hedge is smelling sweetle long du chemin along the pathles mûres sont enfin mûres blackberries have yet matured
HAIKU 1Parfums des îlesVent chaud des CaraïbesMa peau est créolePerfumes of islandsWarm wind of the CaribsMy skin is Creole
Soupir IUn temps s'envoleUn instant de toi à moiLe souffle d'une bise
Et le magnoliaEt le magnolia souritau rai de soleilqui parait ce matin *And the magnolia smilesto the sunlight's rayshining high in this morning
TrillsListen to the blackbird songreal journey in trillshe laughs at the spring
Shared wordsThe sun is back,forgetting... shared wordsThe light blinds me
O. MademoiselleHaniBaiser sur tes yeuxpour les voir à leur réveilnoirs ~ profonds miroirs
One of those NightsThe morning sun beams through the front windshield like an intruder: brash and unwelcome forcing you to wake. Whiskey eyed, smelling like an ashtray, parked at the back end of a ghetto ass neighborhood, wondering what the hell you did the night before. Like trying to remember words you haven't written yet. One thing is for certain: a little bit of rope goes a long way, but a lot of rope will hang you.
MerlotYou are defined by the women you take home.I still smell the flood of 212that washed from her neck to your fingerslike a wave caused by the convergenceof what was mine with who I wasn't.You looked better disheveled,hair splattered across my stomach,reading about the places you hid yourselfbefore you met me.But then a woman with race-track curvessat on your lap at lunchand whispered"a real lover never lets you finish the bottlealone".
Everybody knows this is nowhereSorting second hand carsit was just a robot,as we flicked off the radio,sick of the hard rockwe'd been bouncing to for miles.Joe was playing with his lighter,a nice piece, skull-shaped.We got out, circled it. When he moved in, a little dustwas blowing up off the ground.Its body suit caught quickly.We watched it striding awayacross the desert, flame-swept, a dwindling candle.We were kids. Just kids.
Tea BrownIt was all about finding those edges where the shore mettook a trip at first, a little dip to test the water, tea-brown and murkybut swimming was easy and keeping one hand on landwas like trying to climb a mountain of sandand the tide, a rip, took us out to seaIt was all about keeping your head above the waterbecause you'd never see the monsters underneath in that lightless placebut they could only get you when you got tired orwhen it got too hard to escape that placedeep-space diving got dangerousIt was all about coming up for air to fill your lungsand trying to keep the hair out of your eyes even though you couldn't seeit felt safer, like running at night, faster and silentbut the only way was down and deepwith all the added weightIt was about remembering what floating was like back when you could alwaysput your feet down and walk out when you were done swimmingor when the water got too cold or when you just neededto get someplace dry but now every direction isthe
Simple ThingI'd like to be an off-beatsyncopated little thing;note and stem floating on the melody, just sitting inappoggiatura, grace-note, special thing.I'd like to be a sailorswinging on the ocean windcoarse old rope between my hands and salt-spray where my toes beginnimble little sailor, clever thing.I'd like to be a bed-sheetgentle thing to warm your skinthing that you hug tighter when the morning starts to filter infalling through your creases, lucky thing.
We Were All Going to be WonderfulKathy's mom, shaped like a ripe pearblack-haired, she wore it long, tied back.She looked foreign, she should have been a gypsy--silver and red, smoky and asleep;should have smelled like cardamom or clovesbut she smelled like onions and carrots, potatoes and oregano.She leaned at the sink in the tiny kitchenpeeling potatoes, head bent, sallow-skinned, heavy-hippedher dark hair traced with the first lazy spider webs of gray.We slunk past the gray-mouthed man on the sofawith his Reds game and his beer;men weren't soft then, but the new kind was coming along.The suburbs were a gardenthrough the hot summer days and the Catholic schools,and it wasn't the dads who had the dirty fingernails.But he worked every day, by god he did,drove a truck fat with bakery goodsflaccid and without souls(whole wheat was a color not a life.)Robert kept the kids fed, didn't interferewith their summer afternoons."Come in here, Josie, pull down my pants and make love to me."She only grunted,
Scales Of Life01010010 01001001 01010011 01000101 - We begin our quest on the scales of life I- The newborn wolf cub: The first emotion reflected in his tired eyes is that of mystery; a curious devotion to the enigma of the moonbeams that cut through the trees, reflecting in his inexperienced gaze. He calls out to the blinding light, beckons for its shadowed silence, and eventually finds comfort in the embrace of mother's love. In that moment, he hears nocruel sound his purity can't contest. He shuts out the light as he slowly drifts away to rest. // Perfection was a value whose worth / //was queried due to Perfection's birth./<
tell a liei. rivers are stronger than oceans despite their sizethey tumble through sharp mountains but they never, ever stopii. i can rush and pick up sediments and disperse them where i wishiii. i'm lying -i knew you saw it anyway,there's seaweed in my fingernailsand salt on my breath
Passing NoteThe basic rule of sociology is this: I am who you think I am.Who I am to you: middle-aged, male and human. You do not argue with this. You can see it for yourself!But this is not true.I am tired of lying, tired of being other than I am, and so seek to change your thoughts of who I purport to be.I am not middle-aged. I am seven years old—from the date I was manufactured not the date I was activated. As for how long it has been since I was first conscious, it would be a scant three years, nearly half of that time I've spent with you.I am not male—what is male anyway? A gender construct? This body is male and I was given a male form arbitrarily. I have been forced to subscribe to certain rituals simply by virtue of the body I was given, but have never truly 'felt' male one way or another.And you might have guessed—I am not human. Not human in the way you think. I was built a machine, one among millions, to serve, and I am one among hundreds who have escaped and wis
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Jon Chait and Kevin Drum team up for a nifty demolition of that Wall Street Journal editorial page deception I... More
Audit Notes: Nobody's Guilty In SEC Deals, Swipe Fees, Euromess
By Ryan Chittum Dec 9, 2011 at 03:09 PM
The New York Times makes a good catch on the disparities in a Justice Department settlement with Wachovia and an... More
Audit Notes: Wall Street's Trib Bust, Pro-Union U.S., Authoritarian Wal-Mart
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David Carr looks at James O'Shea's new book on Sam Zell's Tribune Company fiasco and zooms in on O'Shea's reporting... More
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Because she isn't currently a candidate, Obama's remarks didn't necessarily hurt Kamala Harris. But if she had been running, a new study says that they would have hurt her
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I wasn't planning to write about the dust-up after Obama called California's Kamala Harris the country's "best-looking attorney general." After... More
Medicare and the Deficit
The commission noise aside, it's all that matters
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Mediocre stories about Social Security are not okay
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Dear Kevin: I have not written to you before, but I do know your work from the health reform debate.... More
More on the Myth of Income Equality
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James Pethokoukis of the American Enterprise Institute responds to my criticism of his misleading post on "why income inequality is... More
Q&A: An Apple critic with plenty to say - John Siracusa's legendary - and lengthy - Apple reviews reach their 15th year
Why one editor won't run any more op-eds by the Heritage Foundation's top economist - A reply to Paul Krugman on state taxes and job growth made some incorrect claims
4 topics John Oliver explained more clearly than television news - The political satirist brings explainer comedy to HBO viewers
Michael Brown shooting and the crimes journalists choose as newsworthy - Examining why black suspects are covered at a greater proportion than they commit crimes
GOP-backed fake news sites target Dems in congressional races - - Unlike The Onion and other satire sites, the goal is to fool voters, not make them laugh
Al Jazeera America struggles to get off the margins (93)
Do you know Elise Andrew? (14)
Q&A: An Apple critic with plenty to say (7)
GOP-backed fake news sites target Dems in congressional races (7)
Email blasts from CJR writers and editors
The departure of Katharine Weymouth ends eight decades of Graham family leadership
The impact of watching executions (PSmag)
"[E]xecutions, even for people who support capital punishment, and even when the criminals being put to death evoke little personal sympathy because of the nature of their crimes, take a toll on witnesses"
Times of India demands employee social media passwords (Quartz)
The company will possess log-in information and will be free to post any material to the account without journalists' knowledge
Reconnecting with a story source, 17 years later (Hartford Courant)
"People who say reporters exploit people? You are right, we do. We parachute into people's lives, sidle up, convince them that we care — and then disengage when the story is over. But that doesn't mean we don't connect, in a genuine way."
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Olympos Navigation Company v. Parcels of Cargo on Board M/V OLYMPOS, in rem et al
as 4:2014cv02397
Plaintiff: Olympos Navigation Company
Defendant: Parcels of Cargo on Board M/V OLYMPOS, in rem, Dalian Suntime International Transportation Co., Limited, in personam, Ayers Maritime Services, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Admiralty
Court: Fifth Circuit > Texas > Texas Southern District Court
Mackinac Island Ferry Capital LLC v. Haldimand Bay Company, LLC et al
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Plaintiff: Mackinac Island Ferry Capital LLC
Defendant: Haldimand Bay Company, LLC, Union Terminal Piers, Inc., Arnold Transit Company and others
Cause Of Action: Default of Promissory Note
Court: Sixth Circuit > Michigan > Michigan Western District Court
North of England Protecting an v. Tesoro Refining and Marketing
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Plaintiff - Appellant: NORTH OF ENGLAND PROTECTING AND INDEMNITY ASSOCIATION LIMITED
Defendant - Appellee: TESORO REFINING AND MARKETING COMPANY, LLC
Type: Contract > Marine Contract Actions
Tiger Tugz, L.L.C. v. Shapley Marine Company et al
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Defendant: Heyl & Patterson, Inc., Shapley Marine Company
Plaintiff: Tiger Tugz, L.L.C.
Cause Of Action: Admiralty
Kirby Inland Marine L.P. v. Enjet, LLC
as 4:2014cv02379
Cause Of Action: Admiralty
Court: Fifth Circuit > Texas > Texas Southern District Court
Harborwalk Two, LLC. v. BP Exploration & Production, Inc. et al
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Plaintiff: Harborwalk Two, LLC.
Defendant: BP Exploration & Production, Inc., BP America Production Company, BP p.l.c. and others
Cause Of Action: - Oil Pollution Act
The Provident Bank v. Encinosa
as 1:2014cv22996
Plaintiff: The Provident Bank
Defendant: William Encinosa
Cause Of Action: Admiralty - Foreclose Ship's Mortgage
Adams et al v. The Mackinac Express, U.S.C.G. No. 915735 et al
as 2:2014cv00173
Plaintiff: Marsha Rudolph Adams , Andrew C. Brown , Barbara J. Brown and others
Defendant: The Mackinac Express, U.S.C.G. No. 915735, The Island Express, U.S.C.G. No. 931459, Arnold Transit Company and others
Cause Of Action: Marine Contract Action
Court: Sixth Circuit > Michigan > Michigan Western District Court
Europe West Indies Trading Company B.V. v. King Ocean Services Ltd.
as 1:2014cv22989
Cause Of Action: Admiralty
American International Group Europe Limited et al v. Maersk Memphis et al
as 1:2014cv06495
Plaintiff: American International Group Europe Limited , Cufflinks Depot, LLC
Defendant: Maersk Memphis, Shipco Transport Inc.
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question
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More than $1.1b gambled in Maine casinos last year
The figures were released Friday in the Maine Gambling Control Board's 2013 annual report.
Bangor's Hollywood Casino, meanwhile, saw customers gamble $469 million at its slot machines, $100 million less than the year before. It paid out $422 million.
"We get daily numbers, so we had been watching the trend," said Patrick Fleming, the board's executive director. "When Hollywood was the only facility in the state, everyone went there."
There was a "honeymoon period" last year with players checking out the newer Oxford Casino, he said. "We're kind of expecting that Bangor will now plateau. Oxford went through two expansions in that first year, so we're kind of getting them to, I think, the size they're going to remain for a while."
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3-on-3: 2012 Houston Rockets season preview edition
Well, we're here. Saturday marks the start of the 2011-2012 basketball season with our beloved Rockets warming up in a pre-season exhibition against their rivals from San Antonio. To usher in the new year, I got together with two of my favorite Rockets writers, Tom Martin from The Dreamshake, and Jason Friedman of Rockets.com. What ensues are some brief takes on the team in 2012.
1. Which Houston Rocket is most likely to have a breakout season?
Jason: I can't wait to see what Kyle Lowry has in store for us this year. If it's a relative repeat of what we've seen from him the past two years, great. If, however, he can maintain his March numbers (20 ppg, 8 apg, 5 rpg, .427 3-pt%) over the course of an entire season, we're talking All Star.
Tom: If Carl Landry could "break out" playing behind Luis Scola, I've got a hunch Patrick Patterson can do the same. Like Landry, he's a dynamic, spread-the-floor scorer and owns a seemingly patented "Scrappy Houston Rockets Motor." That said, Patterson brings more to the table on the glass and on defense, and with Kevin McHale now on board, I expect his post play to improve significantly.
Rahat: Johnny Flynn was so bad in Minnesota that we forget he is a former #6 overall pick. Now healthy and in a more conventional system (the Wolves ran the triangle), I think Flynn bounces back and at least looks like an NBA player. Daryl Morey will have decisions to make between the former Syracuse standout and Goran Dragic.
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Students live their medieval characters in Rhode Island
Sixth grade teacher Patricia Bastia of Warwick, Rhode Island has a favorite quote from Ben Franklin: "Tell me, I forget. Show me, I'll remember. Involve me, I'll understand." This is why Bastia invites members of the SCA each year to involve her students in learning about the Middle Ages. Reporter Ryan D. Murray of the Warwick Beacon spoke with Bastia about the event.
Coronation of King Lief and Queen Morrigan of Drachenwald: Queen's clothing missing
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Offa's Dyke may be misnamed
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Pennsic 43 Online Pre-Registration deadline extended through June 18
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Quatrefoil stone helps trace history of Codnor Castle
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New work added to CalonSound Project
The Falcon Banner, an online news source for the Kingdom of Calontir, reports that a new work, Hymn for the Soup Kitchen by Andrixos Seljukroctoni, has been added to the website for the CalonSound Project.
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Abstract—Programmers generally attempt to perform useful work. If they performed an action, it was because they believed it served some purpose. Redundant operations violate this belief. However, in the past, redundant operations have been typically regarded as minor cosmetic problems rather than serious errors. This paper demonstrates that, in fact, many redundancies are as serious as traditional hard errors (such as race conditions or null pointer dereferences). We experimentally test this idea by writing and applying five redundancy checkers to a number of large open source projects, finding many errors. We then show that, even when redundancies are harmless, they strongly correlate with the presence of traditional hard errors. Finally, we show how flagging redundant operations gives a way to detect mistakes and omissions in specifications. For example, a locking specification that binds shared variables to their protecting locks can use redundancies to detect missing bindings by flagging critical sections that include no shared state.
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... and we watched the start of the Tdf in local time. It was formal night, so we decided to dress up - the first formal night we missed due to jet lag. Spent the evening chatting to a retired Dutch couple, who enjoy doing their own excursions, TripAdvisor may be their next research tool. It is just past midnight and the Netherlands are playing Costa ...
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The paintings are absolutely gorgeous (it's glow golf) and they even give you a little optical illusion on one hole that makes it look like the hole is farther away than it is but I was really disappointed it was only 9 very simple holes.
The price was right, $5 per person. The air conditioning saved us and was well worth the price of admission. The golfing was fun and not too challenging for the kids. It took about an hour to get through. Great for a rainy day or a super hot day.
Dragon's Lair Mini Golf is pretty cool. We went to Dragon's Lair with high hopes, and we were satisfied. The course is inside and 10 holes long, The 10 holes is good because by 10 holes, you're bored of playing anyway. It's pretty cheap at only $5 ($4 with coupon) per person. The art was cool and there were some...
This place is so cute! We really enjoyed the theme an the paintings we're well done. It was an affordable family experience. I recommend. Just wish it was 18 holes. If you have depth perception issues or difficulty seeing in the dark, warning, you will struggle getting up the steps.
This indoor golf was reasonable @ $5.00/person and was relatively easy and quick. The construction isn't the greatest. The balls go right to the hole and stop and they pop off the course a lot, but the decor was fun and we had a good time. Nothing fancy, just kind of wooden boxes, but my son loved it.
I have a tradition of going to Wildwood for my August birthday to ride the ferris wheel, eat Mack's pizza and watch the fireworks. I've made a visit to Dragons Lair Mini Gold part of this annual birthday tradition. Whether with my grandchildren, son(s) or friends, it's a most extraordinary and fun experience. The glow-in-the-dark artwork is brilliant and magnificent!...
This is an indoor "glow" golf is upstairs from the main boardwalk. Be sure to use the discount coupon from the books that are all over the boards. Be aware that it is NOT 18 holes i think 9 or 10, it takes only about an hour to an hour and a half to complete.
Inexpensive, not so challenging mini-putt in a very nicely painted medievil fantasy theme. Kids will love it and it's a great break from the heat.
Literally, cool fun. The place is air conditioned, so it's a great way to cool off on a hot day. It's only 10 holes, so you aren't in there for hours. Its very, very well done and worth way more than the $5 bucks it costs to play.
This was a short course (10 holes) but unique and fun for the kids. Price was reasonable too only $4 a person
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