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by Inman, Robert P. & Rubinfeld, Daniel L.
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CEPR Discussion Papers
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- Guggenberger, Patrik & Kaul, Ashok & Kolmar, Martin, 2002.
"Efficiency properties of labor taxation in a spatial model of restricted labor mobility,"
Regional Science and Urban Economics,
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- Mike, Károly, 2003.
"A gazdaságpolitikai döntéshozatal nemzetek fölötti centralizációja és a közösségi gazdaságtan. Az adóverseny elméletének néhány tanulsága
[Supranational centralization of economic," Közgazdasági Szemle (Economic Review - monthly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences), Közgazdasági Szemle Alapítvány (Economic Review Foundation), vol. 0(3), pages 254-268.
- Matthias Wrede, 2000. "Shared Tax Sources and Public Expenditures," International Tax and Public Finance, Springer, vol. 7(2), pages 163-175, March.
- Luiz De Mello, 2001. "Fiscal federalism and government size in transition economies: the case of Moldova," Journal of International Development, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., vol. 13(2), pages 255-268.
- Deltas, George & Van Der Beek, Gregor, 2003. "Modeling fiscal federalism: a decomposition analysis of changes in intra-European Union budgetary transfers," The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, Elsevier, vol. 43(4), pages 592-613.
- Krister Andersson & Clark C. Gibson, 2007. "Decentralized governance and environmental change: Local institutional moderation of deforestation in Bolivia," Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., vol. 26(1), pages 99-123.
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- Wagener, Andreas, 1999.
"Double Bertrand tax competition: a fiscal game with governments acting as middlemen,"
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- Wagener, Andreas, 2001. "Double Bertrand tax competition: a fiscal game with governments acting as middlemen," Regional Science and Urban Economics, Elsevier, vol. 31(2-3), pages 273-297, April.
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- Susan Steiner, 2005.
"Decentralisation and Poverty Reduction: A Conceptual Framework for the Economic Impact,"
Public Economics
0508006, EconWPA.
- Susan Steiner, 2005. "Decentralisation and Poverty Reduction: A Conceptual Framework for the Economic Impact," GIGA Working Paper Series 03, GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies.
- Akai, Nobuo & Sato, Motohiro, 2008. "Too big or too small? A synthetic view of the commitment problem of interregional transfers," Journal of Urban Economics, Elsevier, vol. 64(3), pages 551-559, November.
- Daniel Rubinfeld, 2001. "Structuring Intergovernmental Grants to Local Governments: Lessons from South Africa," Constitutional Political Economy, Springer, vol. 12(2), pages 173-187, June.
- Helmut Seitz, 2003. "Fiskalföderalismus in Deutschland: Probleme und Reformbedarf am Beispiel der Finanzbeziehungen zwischen Bund und Ländern," Vierteljahrshefte zur Wirtschaftsforschung / Quarterly Journal of Economic Research, DIW Berlin, German Institute for Economic Research, vol. 72(3), pages 349-360.
- Khemani, Stuti, 2003. "Partisan politics and intergovernmental transfers in India," Policy Research Working Paper Series 3016, The World Bank.
- Emanuel Kohlscheen, 2008.
"Debt Bailouts and Constitutions,"
The Warwick Economics Research Paper Series (TWERPS)
862, University of Warwick, Department of Economics.
- Emanuel Kohlscheen, 2008. "Debt Bailouts And Constitutions," Economic Inquiry, Western Economic Association International, vol. 46(3), pages 480-492, 07.
- Marcus Lima Franco & Paulo de Melo Jorge Neto, 2001. "Guerra Fiscal, Equilíbrio Orçamentário e Bem-Estar: os Efeitos do Imposto no Destino," Anais do XXIX Encontro Nacional de Economia [Proceedings of the 29th Brazilian Economics Meeting] 025, ANPEC - Associação Nacional dos Centros de Pósgraduação em Economia [Brazilian Association of Graduate Programs in Economics].
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- Oates, Wallace E., 2001. "Fiscal competition and European Union: contrasting perspectives," Regional Science and Urban Economics, Elsevier, vol. 31(2-3), pages 133-145, April.
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CESifo Working Paper Series
238, CESifo Group Munich.
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Little Italy FESTA!
Sunday, October 12, 2014 from 10:00am to 6:00pm
In 1994, a dream came to fruition. In the month of October, 20 years ago, the Little Italy community opened its streets to San Diego residents, and welcomed visitors from all over.
The Little Italy Association (LIA) and a small group of community members organized a festival that celebrated Italian culture not only in the entertainment provided, on the one stage, but the types of vendors that were allowed to display their wares along India Street.
Today Little Italy San Diego welcomes more than 120,00 visitors from all over the country – from all over the WORLD – to celebrate in the country's largest Italian homecoming.
FESTA! highlights include:
- Italian food served al fresco throughout the neighborhood reflecting a wide variety of specialties;
- Music on 3 stages featuring the familiar and the new;
- Cooking demonstrations/contests;
- Gesso Italiano (Italian Chalk) chalk art painting before your eyes;
- Chalk art for kids;
- Kids Fun Zone with inflatables, face painting, balloon art;
- Italian Motor Sports Exhibit featuring cars and motorbikes;
- Stickball Exhibition Game;
- Bocce Ball Tournament;
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Alexandria recently approved five on-street parking spaces to lease to carsharing companies.
On the map above, recently approved spaces are marked in red. Existing spaces are marked in purple. A space under discussion is marked in yellow. Click on the space locations for additional information.
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Alexandria's Traffic and Parking Board recently approved five on-street parking spaces in Old Town that will be made available for lease to carsharing companies, while one parking space in Del Ray remains under discussion.
City Council approved a carshare policy in January that allows the city to lease on-street parking spaces to interested companies on basis of qualification. An adjoining ordinance set the annual fee to lease on-street spaces in Old Town at $2,300 and $1,500 for Carlyle.
Carsharing companies allow people to reserve and rent cars for short periods of time, often by the hour.
• See: Carsharing Program Coming to Carlyle
Carsharing service ZipCar recently inquired about a multitude of spaces in the city. City staff evaluated the requested blocks and determined some would negatively impact businesses and residents.
Staff recommended five spaces to the Traffic and Parking Board, which were approved on April 22. Parking spaces in the following locations will be advertised for solicitation:
- 600 Block of Madison Street (north side)
- 700 block of Montgomery Street (south side)
- 1600 block of Prince Street (north side)
- 700 block of Wilkes Street (south side)
- 700 block of Jefferson Street (south side)
Staff also recommended a space in Del Ray, next to the Alexandria Community and Human Services building in the 100 block of Stewart Avenue. However, the city has not established a leasing fee for Del Ray. Council will have to set a rate for Del Ray before the city proceeds in leasing a parking space in the neighborhood.
Members of the Del Ray Citizens Association also asked for more time to discuss and examine where a carsharing space might be located.
Two on-street spaces on Ballanger in Carlyle were leased to Hertz in October 2012. Sandra Marks, acting deputy director with the city's Department of Transportation and Environmental Services, said the cars in Carlyle are being used but data on how frequently they are being used has not yet been made available.
Arlington County currently has more than 60 on-street spaces designated for carsharing, while the District has reserved more than 80 on-street spaces.


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Regions 8-AAAAA and 7-AAAAA consider themselves among the state's best, if not the outright best, in soccer. While that topic is always up for debate, we'll soon know who is better between those two Gwinnett regions.The inaugural Region 7-AAAAA vs. 8-AAAAA All-Star Senior Soccer Games is scheduled for May 21 at Dacula, pitting the two regions head-to-head in a pair of games. The girls matchup begins at 6 p.m., followed by the boys game at 8. "It is our hope that this will be a game we will play for years to come," North girls soccer coach and athletic director Mark Karen said. "We want this game to be such a great event that our younger players look forward to the prospect of playing in the game when they are seniors." Soccer What: Region 7-AAAAA vs. 8-AAAAA All-Star Senior Soccer Games When: May 21; girls at 6 p.m. and boys at 8 p.m. Where: Dacula H.S. Noteworthy: All proceeds will benefit Georgia Special Olympics Seniors who were selected to the all-region teams automatically have a spot in the all-star games, while the region's coaches will make other nominations to fill out the remaining spots. Players will wear their own school's jerseys — 7-AAAAA players will wear their dark, away uniforms and 8-AAAAA players will wear their white, home uniforms. The regions' coaches are asking for a $10 entry fee for player and a $5 donation for fans' admission, with all proceeds going to the Georgia Special Olympics.
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September 3, 2014
DALE COUNTY -- The Dale County Commissioner approved a 0.5 millage tax for people effective in October 2015. The mill tax is expected to generate enough money to fund the jail for maintenance and upkeep.
Commission Chairman Mark Blankenship says the bottom line is this is a necessary investment.
"We don't have the general fund budget to support maintaining the jail so we've got to go back to this jail tax," said Blankenship.
This tax originated in September 1985 after the jail burned and the county needed money to rebuild, they instated a 2.5 mill tax. This generated the necessary funds, with some left over.
In February 2003, the commission voted to lower it to 0 mills...theoretically eliminating it. But, over the years, the county used the jail fund money for capital items such as heating and cooling systems, appliances, and building storage.
"The last ten years or so that it's been audited, the auditors had no issue with how it's being used."
As far as regulations go, the Commission controls the funding for how dollars are spent-and this goes for jail renovations. Commissioners said this upkeep is a big priority.
"We have to do it looking at where we are now in that amount of money, and hoping that we'll start collecting it before we run out," Chairman Blankenship said. "We have to maintain it. So, we really don't have a choice but to put this tax back on."
Based on tax value, the mill tax will cost a family with $100,000 property five dollars per year. For a business with the same property value it will add $10.00 to their cost.
The commission said they believe this will generate around $158,000 per year. Based on five years of spending at the jail, it costs around $148,000 per year to maintain the jail.
If the county would need to rebuild the jail and would not have enough in the fund, they could vote the next February to raise the mill tax. They can vote to increase the mill tax up to 2.5 mills.
As for those in law enforcement, they said they do their job and let the commission do theirs.
"You have certain laws that govern what you do with inmates as well as your jails," Dale County Sheriff Wally Olson said. "You have to cover all bases to stay compliant with the law."
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Top Chef Crewmembers Say Boston Teamsters Attacked Padma Lakshmi and Crew During Filming
It's a pretty Top Chef heavy week and all, what with season 12 premiering October 15. But now crewmembers are exposing a pretty nasty incident between Teamsters and the crew of Top Chef that happened this last June, and are blaming both Bravo and the production company, Magical Elves, for putting the team in a dangerous situation.
Could Chef Win an Oscar? Our Predictions
El Jefe and the gang is back: now that Jon Favreau and Open Road Films have announced a re-release of the movie Chef at the end of the month, it's safe to assume that the move is all about nabbing those awards -- you know, Oscars and such. (The Hollywood Reporter shares that when Chef hits theaters again August 29, film guild members will be able to see it for free, so more incentive to see it and vote for it.) But does Chef have what it takes to go all the way? Is Favreau et al. hungry enough to get after it? Our analysis ahead:
Chef, Winner of James Beard Humanitarian Award Matt Haley Has Died
Chefs are remembering the Delaware chef Matt Haley, who died earlier this week while on a humanitarian trip in Leh, India. The chef was in a motorcycle accident, and died en route to a hospital in New Delhi. In 2014, he won the James Beard Humanitarian of the Year award.
The New Season of Top Chef Is Boston-tastic
Here it is, the preview of the Boston version of Top Chef. Go get 'em, Sox!
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Mississippi's first lady, Deborah Bryant, has officially welcomed Christmas on the coast. Thursday night Christmas at Beauvoir gala kicked off welcoming the Festival of Trees that will allow visitors to experience a historically accurate depiction of Beauvoir at Christmas like it did in the 1880s.
It was a magical view to behold: 100 live oak trees strung with thousands of Christmas lights twinkled above as a choir sang below.
"Oh, I think it's marvelous," Karen Randall said. "With what New Orleans has with Christmas in the Oaks and Bellingrath Gardens in Mobile, it's a perfect choice, perfect choice. It's going to be fabulous for the whole coast."
"They can go visit the model train exhibit we have, which is really neat inside the Father Clause's workshop," Andi Oustalet said. "Father Clause will be there every evening to receive the children and hear their wishes."
Oustalet, who organized the event, said they wanted to create the feel of what it was like during the holidays at Beauvoir back in the 1800s.
"It's just going to be a lot of fun. We are going to have live entertainment from all different groups. Chorale groups, bands. We have a history trivia night. You know, we just have a lot of things planned."
The events planned will not only capture the attention of South Mississippians, but tourism leader Beth Carriere said she believes it will bring people from hundreds of miles away.
"This will be able to be sold to individuals coming to visit here and we will be able to sale this both to domestic and international tours. And to be able to sale this to people during the normally slow time of the year," Carriere said.
Randall added, "It's another added attraction to give to our guests and to our hometown people. So, come on out and visit."
Money raised from the gala will go to fund more projects at Beauvoir.
Christmas at Beauvoir will last through January. It is open Thursdays through Sundays, 5-9pm.
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This inconspicuous Robertson spot (formerly Maison Richard) from chefs Nicola Mastronardi and Guiseppe Gentile of Brentwood's Vincenti is no mere pie producer. The rough vegetal flavors of Puglia, on the heel of Italy's boot, come through unadulterated in the orecchiette with rapini and sausage, hunks of roasted pecorino with fresh favas, and octopus tendrils with smashed potatoes, olives, capers, and cherry tomatoes. Pizzas are made bubbly by a wood-fueled fire and satisfy purists and adventurers alike. The margherita is a crystal-clear ode to the tomato, while the carbonara is a sharp spin on the classic pasta with pecorino, guanciale, and an egg that's still runny in the middle. The servers treat even first-timers like famiglia. On Robertson, that alone is worth a pizza party. » 310 S. Robertson Blvd., L.A. (310-271-3426 or pizzeriailfico.com). L-D daily. Beer and wine. Italian $$
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42 U.S. Code § 17195 - Geothermal energy production from oil and gas fields and recovery and production of geopressured gas resources
(a) In general
The Secretary shall establish a program of research, development, demonstration, and commercial application to support development of geothermal energy production from oil and gas fields and production and recovery of energy, including electricity, from geopressured resources. In addition, the Secretary shall conduct such supporting activities including research, resource characterization, and technology development as necessary.
(b) Geothermal energy production from oil and gas fields
The Secretary shall implement a grant program in support of geothermal energy production from oil and gas fields. The program shall include grants for a total of not less than three demonstration projects of the use of geothermal techniques such as advanced organic rankine cycle systems at marginal, unproductive, and productive oil and gas wells. The Secretary shall, to the extent practicable and in the public interest, make awards that—
(2) use a range of oil or gas well hot water source temperatures from 150 degrees Fahrenheit to 300 degrees Fahrenheit;
(7) include business commercialization plans that have the potential for production of equipment at high volumes and operation and support at a large number of sites; and
(8) satisfy other criteria that the Secretary determines are necessary to carry out the program and collect necessary data and information.
The Secretary shall give preference to assessments that address multiple elements contained in paragraphs (1) through (8).
(c) Grant awards
Each grant award for demonstration of geothermal technology such as advanced organic rankine cycle systems at oil and gas wells made by the Secretary under subsection (b) shall include—
(d) Geopressured gas resource recovery and production
(1) The Secretary shall implement a program to support the research, development, demonstration, and commercial application of cost-effective techniques to produce energy from geopressured resources.
(2) The Secretary shall solicit preliminary engineering designs for geopressured resources production and recovery facilities.
(3) Based upon a review of the preliminary designs, the Secretary shall award grants, which may be cost-shared, to support the detailed development and completion of engineering, architectural and technical plans needed to support construction of new designs.
(4) Based upon a review of the final design plans above, the Secretary shall award cost-shared development and construction grants for demonstration geopressured production facilities that show potential for economic recovery of the heat, kinetic energy and gas resources from geopressured resources.
(e) Competitive grant selection
Not less than 90 days after December 19, 2007, the Secretary shall conduct a national solicitation for applications for grants under the programs outlined in subsections (b) and (d). Grant recipients shall be selected on a competitive basis based on criteria in the respective subsection.
Source(Pub. L. 110–140, title VI, § 616,Dec. 19, 2007, 121 Stat. 1681.)
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Say Lou Lou "Julian" The Chainsmokers Remix
There is a sweet spot in electronic music that is more easily spoken of than produced. The Chainsmokers, a young-gun duo based in NYC, have found this spot. Combining elements of Pop, Indie, Progressive and their own House flair, Drew Taggart and Alex Pall put their twist on Say Lou Lou's single "Julian" as a part of the newly released Julian Remix EP. The Chainsmoker remix keeps the stunning vocals of Say Lou Lou intact while adding an infectious indie-dance beat that is perfect for summer!
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Five minutes from the Bay Bridge, one encounters an unassuming intersection on Route 50 with Carmichael Road. The road doesn't initially seem to offer anything unusual, just another ride on a quiet country lane. Very quickly though it becomes apparent that this is a special area. First the Hunters Oak golf course comes into view, followed by the broad classic fields of lovely Eastern Shore farms, with their horizons and views that seem to go forever. After several miles of this very relaxing landscape, the signs for the Aspen Institute's Wye River Campus begin appearing.
The Aspen Institute is an organization dedicated to "fostering enlightened leadership, the appreciation of timeless ideas and values, and open-minded dialogue on contemporary issues" in politics and foreign affairs. Helicopters regularly ferry foreign dignitaries and the top officials in Washington in and out for seminars and conferences. It's specifically famous for the Wye River Memorandum, a treaty that was generated between Israel and Palestine at the Institute.
One quarter mile past the first of the Institute's facilities you'll find the charming entrance to the historic Wye Plantation, the home of William Paca, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Turning down the driveway you'll quickly come to the Houghton House, another of the Aspen Institute's facilities.
Following the driveway to its end, you'll finally arrive at a gorgeous newly constructed home that sits on 15 acres at a soft bend of the Wye River. This is a much more of an estate than a simple home, with large rooms perfectly laid out for socializing and smaller, comfortably cozy spaces for quiet times with the family. The architectural detail is phenomenal, and every element of its construction is first class.
The many windows in the house look out onto the peacefully rolling fields that surround it, and the view of the Wye River—that leads directly into the Chesapeake Bay—from the formidable upper deck in the back is just beautiful. The deck overlooks a broad patio with a pool, a perfect place to host a party of virtually any size. A short stroll leads to the dock with a lift where you can keep your boat at the ready for trips into the Chesapeake.
The full range of Chesapeake Bay activities is at your fingertips with this stunning home—hunting, boating, equestrian, fishing, golfing or simply enjoying nature. Annapolis is just over the Bridge, and the proximity to the Aspen Institute imbues the estate with an air of exclusivity. If your goal is to create the sense of a manor home where a lord and his lady can live and entertain with graciousness and also relax to the rhythms of nature and life on the Eastern Shore, then it is imperative that you take a look at this spectacular home.
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Listeria is a foodborne bacteria which can make you sick. Infection with listeria bacteria is called listeriosis. In healthy adults and children listeria usually causes few or no symptoms, but some people are more at risk of severe disease.
Who is at risk of severe disease?
People who are more at risk include:
- pregnant women and their unborn babies
- newborn babies
- people with weakened immune systems (including cancer patients, diabetics, people taking immunosuppressive treatments, people with liver or kidney disease
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Listeriosis is particularly dangerous for pregnant women. It can cause miscarriage, premature labour or stillbirth, and can cause infection in their baby.
Listeria and food safety
Food safety procedures aim to prevent listeria getting into foods we eat. However some foods are more likely to be contaminated and so people who are at risk of severe disease should not eat them.
Foods that are unsafe for people at risk of severe infection include:
- uncooked, smoked or ready-to-eat fish or seafood, including oysters, prawns, smoked ready-to-eat fish, sashimi or sushi
- paté, hummus-based dips and spreads
- cold pre-cooked chicken
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*Note that the foods on this list are safe to eat if heated thoroughly to steaming hot (ie, above 72°C) where appropriate.
Listeria - questions and answers
Foodsmart website has more information on safer foods choices for people at risk of listeriosis.
- While this group is not strictly defined, a frail older person can be considered as a person over 65 who is in a vulnerable state of health that puts them at greater risk of further deterioration, ill-health or illness. More information about frailty in older people is available in Food and Nutrition Guidelines for Healthy Older People: A background paper.
If you've eaten contaminated food the symptoms can take a few days to a few weeks to show up.
Symptoms are:
- mild fever
- headache
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- feeling sick or nauseous
- vomiting or diarrhoea
- stomach cramps.
Some people get very sick with listeriosis. It can cause fever, meningitis, delirium and coma. In some cases, it can be fatal.
If you think you might have listeriosis, see your doctor.
If you or anyone in your household is in the high risk group, it is important to take a few simple precautions.
- Follow good food hygiene practices, such as washing and drying hands before preparing food and after handling or preparing raw foods.
- Eat freshly cooked or freshly prepared foods.
- Wash raw fruit and vegetables very well before eating.
- Cook foods thoroughly to kill any listeria bacteria.
- Refrigerate leftovers immediately and do not keep for more than 2 days. Reheat to steaming hot (over 72°C) before eating.
- Avoid eating high-risk foods.
Listeria is one of the few food bacteria that will grow on food even if it's in the fridge, and it can even withstand freezing. It's important that any perishable food stored in the fridge is used within 2 days.
Listeria – questions and answers on the Foodsmart website has more information on safer foods for people at risk of listeriosis.
Avoiding Listeria
Available on the HealthEd website.
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News: T.I. Promises To Make Big Decision Next Week
Monday, Oct 29, 2012 9:48AM
Grammy-winning rapper T.I. may have served time behind bars, however, the former convict has vowed to take part in next week's presidential election.
According to the "King of the South," President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney can expect him to lock in a vote come November 6th.
"I am able to vote because I have served my time, I'm off probation, so I can re-register just like each and all of you can," he said. "If you are off from probation, you are not serving a sentence -- matter of fact, if you are out on bond and have not yet been convicted, you also may vote. ... I'm going to make it my business to go out there and vote." (MTV)
Last week, Chicago rapper Chief Keef vouched his support for President Obama.
"I love Obama."
"#VoteBarackFromDaBlock http://instagr.am/p/RNxcv0yQRe/," Keef tweeted October 25th with a link showing President Obama throwing up the dynasty sign with the caption "99 Problems But Mitt Ain't One." (Chief Keef's Twitter)
Recently, the head of state admitted he has Jay-Z playing in his iPod during this heated presidential campaign.
"During campaign time, I try to keep it upbeat," President Obama said in an interview. "We just talked about Jay-Z--there's a bunch of Jay-Z songs on my iPod. I gotta say 'My First Song.' Keeps me steady. It reminds you that you always have to stay hungry." (Z107.9)
Along with rallying ample hip-hop support, the president recently snagged Jay for a commercial endorsement.
In a new ad released today by President Barack Obama's campaign, Jay-Z reflects on Obama's message of hope. The president reinvigorated voting, he says, "and you're starting to see the power of our vote. When the president got in office initially, what he represented to a nation of kids was hope. You know, the hope of people all across the country who would look and see themselves and know the possibilities. ... Now people are exercising their right, and you are starting to see the power of our vote. He made it mean something for the first time for a lot of people." (Mediaite)
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Men's Basketball Downs DePaul, 92-83
Feb 6, 2002
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Junior Blount tied a career-high 34 points and dished out six assists as TCU held off DePaul 92-83 Wednesday night at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum.
DePaul trailed most of the second half, but put together several runs to stay in the game, mostly by crashing the boards. Andre Brown shattered a career-high in rebounds with 27, 11 on the offensive end. He also added 16 points.
Brown's rebounding total was the second best in DePaul history and a Conference USA record.
The Blue Demons (8-14, 1-9 in Conference USA) finished with an 18-4 edge in second chance points, but shot only 36.6 percent to TCU's 44.3 percent.
The Horned Frogs (13-12, 3-8) led 74-61 with 8:38 left, but Marlon Brooks and Brown led a comeback attempt. Brooks scored 12 the rest of the way, but the Blue Demons were only able to get as close as five points.
DePaul played without three players, all of whom have started at one point this season. Imari Sawyer (8.9 points), Sam Hoskin (11.5 points, 6.6 rebounds) and Lance Williams were all suspended indefinitely for academic reasons.
Corey Santee added 17 points and seven assists for TCU. Brook finished with
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Mas Camp Makeover
ORGANISERS of this year's Bacchanal Jamaica promise eight weeks of invigorating fun and fete.
The season kicks off March 7 at New Mas Camp in St Andrew. Now in its 14th staging, this year's theme is Conquest and Surrender.
"The favourite events are back and the opening will be all Jamaican, featuring a clash among selectors DJ Smoke, Sanjay and Richie Ras," said Bacchanal Jamaica director, Michael McMorris during Tuesday's launch at Knutsford Court Hotel in St Andrew.
He also spoke about changes to the Mas Camp venue which hosted most of the season's event.
"VIP patrons will have their area upgraded while an actual dancefloor will be implemented in the general area," McMorris said.
Opening night will be followed by the popular Socacise Mondays and Wednesdays.
On March 28, there will be a live performance by Trinidad and Tobago's Roy Cape All Stars featuring Blaxx. The soca singers are known for songs like Leh Go and Breathless.
On April 11, Trinidad's soca queen Destra Garcia brings the curtain down on Bacchanal Fridays. That evening, revellers head to James Bond Beach in Oracabessa, St Mary for Smirnoff Beach J'Ouvert where headliners are soca power couple Bunji Garlin and Faye-Ann Lyons.
Come April 18, the party returns to Mas Camp for Bacchanal J'Ouvert with another Trinidadian act, Kes the Band.
The season concludes on April 27 with its Road March.
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Happy Monday! Sorry I've been MIA the last few days but my schedule kept me away from my desk which meant little time to sit down and write blog post. I've got a couple of super busy weeks ahead with lots of client Christmas decorating projects on the books, so before the Christmas madness takes over, I thought I bring you a round-up of my Favorite Thanksgiving Decorating Ideas.
Mini pumpkins and gourds used as candleholders.
A fall themed bar cart is a fabulous idea in my book (and so is a hot chocolate bar)!
A Thankful Tree is a great way to remember and recognize all that you have to be thankful for.
A pumpkin vase beats a glass vase anytime for a Thanksgiving tablescape.
Mother nature has given us so many wonderful things to decorate with for Thanksgiving. Evergreens, pinecones and oranges = simple sophistication.
The perfect way to personalized your table for fall is with real leaf name cards.
Before you indulge take a moment to give thanks. This is a great way for the family to connect and creative way to decorate the table.
There are so many creative ways to decorate for Thanksgiving so this year have fun with your décor and….
I've got lots of holiday inspiration coming this week so stay tuned.


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Working closely with colleagues, this position will include collection development and liaison duties within the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. This will provide the Resident with the opportunity to interact and respond to the needs of a research and teaching community. It will also provide experience in resource allocation and management.
While based in the Engineering and Physical Sciences Libraries cluster, the Resident will be encouraged to explore collaborative projects with other departments in Penn Libraries. Potential departments to collaborate with include, but are not limited to, the Health Science
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The University of Pennsylvania is a private, Ivy League comprehensive research university in Philadelphia founded in 1740 by Benjamin Franklin and his circle. It comprises twelve schools, 3,800 faculty and an enrollment of 20,000 students, equally divided between undergraduate and graduate/professional school students.
The Penn Libraries include fifteen libraries and an off-site high density storage facility. System-wide scholarly resources number nearly 6 million books, 44,000 current serials (of which 16,000 are e-journals) and 700 databases. The library is a leader in the development of digital library services and collections and is aggressively experimenting with and adopting new technology in research and teaching, including courseware.
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text: As a principal, it is necessary to establish a sense of community within and around your building site. A sense of community will promote growth among all members of your school community which includes administrators, teachers, support staff, students, parents, businesses, and all tax payers within the district. It is beneficial to include every aspect of a community within the daily school life. Too many times we only focus on the community inside the building, when the outside community has many positive rewards that they can offer that will benefit you, your teachers, and your students. It is necessary to implement strategies to use outside resources for your school to be successful. It is essential to have such strategies in place to make sure that the entire community is involved with the education of your students.


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This route is not actually located on the 'Cactus Rose Cliff'. It is located just past and to the far right side of the crag. if you walk along the path at the far right end of 'Cactus Rose' there will be routes popping up along the wooded trail. This route is very obvious once you come to it. You will spot a free-standing spire just to the right of the wall that hosts this route. The wall has 2 routes and this is the rightmost of the 2. You will indeed want to stick clip the first bolt, there are loose block at the bottom of the route for the feet, as well as being slippery, be careful if you don't stick clip. This route is very similair to 'Skinheads" to the left, but a little more generous, although not as continuous. If you are at this wall, do this route as well because it deserves a bunch of credit as well. Ultra fine pocketed wall. Wow !!
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Chitrangda says marriage okBy Eye TV India Bureau
In the News
Bollywood's latest dusky beauty Chitrangda Singh has stunned audiences with her looks in the upcoming 'Joker'. She reportedly says actors and the media make too much brouhaha about married female actors not getting plum projects in Bollywood. This 36-year-old earned fame in Bollywood while married to golfer Jyoti Randhawa. Chitrangda had an unexpected hit in 'Desi Boyz' and is now being much talked about for her item song 'Kaafirana' in 'Joker'. Marriage isn't an impediment to career in films, says Chitrangda adding that one needs to focus on both, particularly the career. Her husband really liked the item song and complimented her for the ethnic, rustic look. He even told her she looked the hottest ever in the sexy song. She is happy taking a risk with the item song and not trying to make over her image, she contends. Her upcoming projects include Sudhir Mishra's 'Inkaar and 'I, Me Aur Main' with John Abraham. Her 'Inkaar' is based on sexual exploitation of women at work place. This is a love story in which Arjun has performed fabulously well. She has seen the rough edit and she is very excited about it.This is the third film with Mishra after her debut 'Hazaaron Khwaishen Aisi' and 'Yeh Saali Zindagi'.
The actress regrets that she is in the spotlight for just doing a song ("Kafirana" in 'Joker'). She adds that there is nothing objectionable about the lyrics or dance steps. Moreover, she has just tried to bring in the sensuousness that Madhuri carried in "Humko Aajkal Hai" in 'Sailaab'. She hasn't copied Madhuri as anyone cannot do a Madhuri, she is someone so special.
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Microsoft Surface Pro
Reviewed by kingraven24 (Currently owns)
The Surface Pro is quite the device. It shows Microsoft really do have something incredible to offer the technology world, and they're getting it done before Google and Apple. My true overall rating of this device is an 8.5/10. It offers nearly everything I could ask for in a device this size. My only hopes is that in a second generation device, they slim it down just a little, find ways to further improve heat dissipation, bump up battery life a bit, and perhaps move toward something like an AMD APU chip internally. The HD 4000 integrated graphics are adequate, but for those that might want to run a few displays or play a few games, a stronger GPU would be fantastic, and AMD are getting it done the best in that department while still offering powerful-enough CPUs for an environment like Windows 8. Those are all my gripes, but nearly everything about this tablet satisfies me. What a great first generation product. I can only assume that a second generation tablet will be the crown jewel of mobile computing when they get around to it. Apple and Google wish they did it this well their first time out.
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Follow as Giants report back to facilityPosted by on April 15, 2013 – 9:00 am
The Giants' voluntary offseason workout program began today at the Timex Performance Center. Follow as Giants.com brings you the latest sights and sounds from players preparing for the 2013 season:
The @Giants have returned for the start of their offseason program! RT if you are glad football is back! #giantschat http://t.co/UGrIWy9CJy—
New York Giants (@Giants) April 15, 2013
Always good to get back at it and be around some G-Men!! Get back @ it….—
Antrel Rolle (@antrelrolle26) April 17, 2013
#nyg #giants locker room is all set for tomorrow's start of the #2013 #offseason program. #NFL instagram.com/p/YGgrJMBIZ6/—
Joseph Skiba (@JosephSkiba) April 14, 2013
"@sisipho_mayeza: @davediehl66 happy to be Re-united with Your Teammates?? Absolutely. Starts the goal of playing the SB in our own stadium—
Dave Diehl (@davediehl66) April 15, 2013
Feels so good to be back with all my teamates hard at work…all in for that ultimate goal!—
Henry Hynoski (@HenryHynoski) April 15, 2013
I am back back back in my New York Groove, back back in New York groove—
Andre Brown (@drebrown35) April 13, 2013
Can't wait to get back to work today!! #Giants—
Justin Trattou (@Justin_Trattou) April 15, 2013
Felt great to be in the facilities again. Catch up with EVERYONE… But the best part was that we are getting… fb.me/1lfOu78iA—
Tyler Sash (@TSash) April 15, 2013
April 15th…—
Adrien Robinson (@ItsARob8One) April 15, 2013
Team workouts on my birthday?? Ill take it!! #GMEN—
Jake Muasau (@jake_da_uce) April 15, 2013
Home sweet home—
Spencer Paysinger (@SpittyP) April 14, 2013
#firstdayback on the job! #Fact : No team has never won the SuperBowl in their own house! #2013missionstatement is to be the first!—
William Beatty (@willbeatty65) April 15, 2013
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By fredsfocus on Apr 16, 2013 | Reply
While I readily understand that reduced practices was a result of the new labor agreement, it occurs to me, who cannot play professional football, that players who espouse wanting to "win" should be putting time (at least that time lost through the labor agreement) into improving their skills, conditioning and knowledge. In competitive sports, he who is best prepared in most likely to profit there from. After all, we know that while money is important in their "short" careers, the great athletes are fully dedicated to performing at the highest level in what they know is a "team" sport, which requires each member of the team to be "all in". Yes, I am laughing at the last part.
By jimmy Brannon on Apr 18, 2013 | Reply
Jerry Reese please give Victor Cruz the money he deserves. He is one the fastest and and consistant wide receivers in the NFL.Victor Cruz is worth it. He stayed healthy since he has been with the New York Giants. There are a lot of consideration . He as a lot of heart.


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I'm not truly satisfied with my life.
I'm not truly satisfied with my life.
I totally thought this posted but it didn't oh well.
Summer was actually pretty good, it seemed that I spent more time out of Tahoe then I did in Tahoe. Which for the most part was good but I didn't get to spend as much time with Cassie as I would like.
This summer I saw all the people who are most important to me. Even Bieber.
Hahah best night ever.
Mall of America;Being the dd for a golf cart;Tubing;Going to a bar at 10o'clock at night and no one questioned it;Duck races;Pig races;Getting stuck in mud;Dinosaur museum;BIEBER CONCERT.( Best night allll summer);Dance pool parties and cheer camp;Getting braces off;Ooblick;Blowing;Seeing Sarah, Colette, Allie, Hannah and Wesley; Mini black light golfing; go kart racing; star gazing; beach days; family nights; movies;creeping.
The only not cool thing?
Saying goodbye to my BFIT Cassie.
I didn't think it would hit me this hard. But it did. I'm starting my jr. year of highschool without Cassie. I probably wouldn't have had any classes with her anyways cause she's a genius, but I still would have been able to see her on a daily basis. And cheer just feels so empty without her there. Who am I suppose to learn the dances from now? Who am I suppose to goof off with now? I'm not suppose to say this, but she is and always will be my mom's favorite of my friends. We miss you Cassie, and wish you the best of luck at your new school. Even though we would much rather have you be going to ours. <3
1. Cute smile. :1 (It's either a smiley with dimples, or a fat kid.)
2. Singing voice. And a cute talking voice mmhm.
3. Tallness? haha
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A classmate of mine has had a half-scarred face since he was 12.
He can barely open one of his eyes and today I found out why.
He blocked his little sister from getting hit by a drunk driver when he was in sixth grade.
Ryan G. gives me hope
So sweet <3
Dear Baby Logan,
You are just as sweet as can be; even though you are only 3 months. You are just the little light I need in my day to keep me smiling. When you grow up and get bigger I'm gonna spoil you rotten :)
-love Auntie Sarah.
1. Isaiah
2. Ezra senior and jr.
3 Joel
4. Daniel
6. Logan.
Didn't think it was fair to only choose 6 people so I did all family. Haha.
Whateva that sounds good.
Uhm, hmm. I have no one to write about.. so I guess I'll just write about Kim?
I guess we have known each other for ten years now.. But I only remember the past two :P But where do I even start with you? Our friendship is so rare, and I'm glad I get to experience this. We hang out almost every single day, and text every single day as well. We have so much fun with the things we do, weather it would be creeping on people or just getting a glass of chocolate milk. We're so close I even let you drool on my bed with no consequences. But all kidding aside you give the best advice. We do that most dorky little things, like when we say that same thing at the same time and then awkwardly laugh. Oh man. Without you I would still be sitting here thinking of what to say lol. You always got my back, and I hope you know I always have yours. I may not be mexican but I still can be there to raise some shit. . if needed. Except I'm mad at you right now, wanna know why? Cause you spilt that apple juice and now it's sticky on my desk and this paper got stuck it to… bitch!
But really you are my best friend, and it better stay that way otherwise I wont know how to defend myself.
Don't wanna get to into this. <3
No homo.
1. Make a stupid tumblr. :p
2. Waited so long to tell.
3. Didn't put in much of effort to hang out with you.
4. Lie.
5. Let you get to me.
6. That.
Oh man,
We have been through so much in our lives and you always were there for me; even when things were hard on you, you always came through for me. You are one of the few people I trust with everything. You always care about what I'm doing, and you constantly look out for me. And that's only half of it, your sense of humor is priceless. You are so so so funny, even when I'm balling my eyes out you make me start laughing. You're the only one I let see me cry, because, well I don't know why. I guess I just feel comfortable around you. You are my best friend, weather you except it or not, you are. I wish I could see you more, and I wish we were closer like we were when we were young. Just remember I'm always looking up to you, but you sometimes do some dumb shit, so cut it out. I love you big brother <3
1. Food.
2.My Redding AND Maine friend(s).
3. Cheer and school starting. Stressful stuff yo.
4. If my niece and nephew are doing okay..
5. Him.
6. Sleep.
7. Tomorrow.
I'm boring, I know.
Oh brother,
I'm sorry I can't stand your wife, but you would understand if you saw the way she treated me. I still love you and look up to you, even if you have a bad choice in your life partner.. One day I hope things will get better, for all our sakes. But until then just know that I love you and I'm gonna miss you so greatly when you move.
-love your baby sis<3
Isaac Ali,
You may not be the funniest person I know, but you are by far a close runner up :p Everytime I talk to you (Weather it be in person, over the phone, or online) you always, alwaysss seem to make me light up and laugh at your hilarious jokes! You are a carefree person that just wants to make other people laugh.( Except when you hated me) I hope we have the same drama family this year<3
-Love your wife<3
Ahaha oh goodness,
Here we gooo.
1. Be able to make me laugh and smile wheneverr.
2. Have a reallllly good sense of humor.
3. Be able to stand my brothers and their 'protective ways'
4.Don't fucking lie about anything. I'll find out. Then eat you.-Colette (I had to steal it from yours, it made me laugh so hard.)
5. Do cute little things for me, even if they will go unnoticed.
6. Be nice, but not just to me, to everyone. (I know Cameryn had one similar to that one but I feel the samee way :P)
7. Serenade me.
8. Talk to me whenever and whatever.
I already kinda did number one so I'm moving on!
1.One thing about me is whenever I'm thirsty I drink waaater! (Inside joke with the BFIT. <3)
2. I'm not ready for school to start.
3.I stay up all night, every night talking to people. So feel free to text me whenever :p
4. I hate moving, but not just me, just whenever someone has to move.
5. I love my family no matter how many issues we got.
6. I like cows..
7. I really get annoyed by people who lie, or have to one up others.
8. Eight is my number, cause I was born August 8th. just happened to work out.
9. There are fairies in my hair.
Day One: Ten things you want to say to ten different people right now.
Day Two: Nine things about yourself.
Day Three: Eight ways to win your heart.
Day Four: Seven things that cross your mind a lot.
Day Five: Six things you wish you'd never done.
Day Six: Five people who mean a lot (in no order whatsoever)
Day Seven: Four turn offs.
Day Eight: Three turn ons.
Day Nine: Two smileys that describe your life right now.
Day Ten: One confession
1.You do everything for me and I love you. 2. You hurt me the most and I just want you to apologize, just once, just so I know that you feel bad. 3. I miss you sooo much, it tears me apart. 4.I hope all goes well in your new school this year! 5. We fight tooo much, but you'll always be a sister to me. 6. I'm sorry, for how I've been acting lately…for everything really. 7. You are so so so funny. 8. ;) 9. I wanna take you to prom. 10. You make me smile every time I see you. 11. Thank you for saving my cats life. 12. You're cute. 13. I'm jealous of you. 14. You sometimes disappoint me.. But hey I'm not your mother. 15. You are indeed my best friend. 16. You're a trooper. 17. I wish we were closer, … a lot closer. 18. You're my hero even when you make mistakes. 19. I HATE what you did to our family! 20. I love you.
I try to be a people pleaser.
I always want everyone to be happy, and I'll even go out of my ways sometimes if it means someone else can be happy.
I don't like it when someone gets the short end of the stick.
But you can't always win, and sometimes someone ends up getting hurt.
And I hate it.
A lot..
I don't wanna have to start this school year without my bfit..
I hope all is well in Maine.
I've already written about you, words can not express how much you mean to me. We can only get closer bestfriend. <33
We were best friends, we were really the best of friends. People were jealous of our friendship. What the hell happened? I guess one day you were totally over it and stopped talking to me and started all these rumors. They were pretty creative but sooo far from the truth. It hurt, really bad. Just the fact that a so called 'bestfriend' could be so cruel amazed the heck out of me. I missed the friendship we had, but I don't miss you. Now days, you're a fake and a liar. I hope one day you work through these issues.
-Love Sarah,
Best friend forever and always.
I don't know anyone who's name starts with F, so I'll do it by a nick name.
I miss you soo much. Remember how we use to talk everyyday? I use to feel so cool cause I was the 6th grader and you were the 8th grader that adored me; which made me cool at our school. You were like my older sister whom I had never had. I hung with your younger sister on a daily basis. I came over practically everyday. Then you moved, and then I moved shortly after. But we still visit every now and then but it just isn't enough. We have so many inside jokes and I wish we had more. You're going off to college now, my sissy is growing up, I'm bummed I missed some of it. We will stay close forever, I hope to see you this week! <3
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Improving Lubbock's parks. That's what one city council woman wants to see take priority in the future.
The issue came up at city council on Thursday, and it's for situations like at Aztlan Park, a park most people traveling in and out of Lubbock see. If you drive by there you can see it's over grown with weeds, dead grass and an outdated playground for the green space that's available.
"I think they are in real sad condition. This is National State Park Month and it was recognized at the city council yesterday (Thursday), but in the condition that they are in who's going to come out and put a blanket down and have a picnic out here it's just weeds and the parks aren't watered," observes Council Woman Linda DeLeon. She wants to see a change. She says the park problem isn't discriminatory, it's worse, it's all over town.
"Before we start the budget process I'd like the city council to add additional money to get these parks back into par so families will enjoy coming out to the park again," she says.
According to Lubbock Parks and Recreation, more that 70 % of Lubbock citizens take advantage of our 70 parks, and maintaining them is priority.
"Yesterday (Thursday) at the city council meeting I had a chance to visit with them about the general maintenance of the city parks. And looked at several issues from the infrastructures, like the playgrounds, to the covered seating areas, to the tree trimming, to the general maintenance," explains Corbin Pemberton.
But with recent budget cuts the level of attention the parks get has dwindled. They've had to cut back on watering, and how often the grounds are mowed and trimmed. Which in turn makes the ground less appealing. But they are working on it.
"Of the 60 playgrounds that we have through town, 15 were completed last year. So a quarter of our playgrounds are less than a year old. And that's a good thing from a maintenance standpoint," adds Corbin.
While some parks have gotten new play grounds, many are still lacking the landscape. But Parks and Recreation point out that it takes time to update each park and they are working on it. As for if more money will be added, that decision has yet to be made.
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"The Egg Salad Equivalency" — Sheldon (Jim Parsons) gets accused of sexual harassment at the University and winds up getting Leonard, Raj and Wolowitz in trouble, on THE BIG BANG THEORY, Thursday, Jan. 3, (8:00 â 8:31 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Regina King (left) guest stars as Mrs. Davis, the UniversityâÂÂs Director of Employee Relations. Photo: Michael Yarish/Warner Bros. é2012 Warner Bros. Television. All Rights Reserved.


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I've lived in Southern Ontario all my life and hockey has been one of my greatest passions for as long as I can remember. Admittedly, that's only 18.5 years so a relatively small sample size, but still. I've been a Leaf fan since the moment I was born. Yes, that early. My parents immediately had me reading "there's always next year" over and over until I was a pro. Anyways...
Basketball, Baseball, and Football all have much larger fan support than the NHL, but I've never fully understood the appeal. Basketball is irrelevant and full of overpaid sucks who whine anytime another player rubs shoulders with them. Baseball can occasionally be fun, but it's usually just something to watch when you're looking for an afternoon nap. The MLB season drags on forever, and the games follow suit. Football is actually fun to watch, but the constant pauses in game-play slow the sport down significantly. Hockey is the only one that offers non-stop end-to-end exciting action for 60 minutes of play (unless you're watching the NJ Devils, Buffalo Sabres, or Boston Bruins that is). There's hitting, there's fighting, there's lightning fast skating, and goalies are getting hit in the head with vulcanized rubber travelling over 90mph. I approve.
There is a superstition amongst NHL players, mostly North Americans, that shaving during the playoffs is bad luck. So for more than a month, players go from clean shaven players to ridiculously hairy grizzly bears. Europeans sometimes pass on this and that's fine, but it's so much better when they don't: just ask Henrik Zetterberg. Kris Draper and Maxime Talbot's beards approve.
So he's pretty much vanished off of the face of the map in Leaf land and he's only called a few games this season. He's old, he's getting senile, and half of the time he can't remember player's names. But you know what? Screw all that, Bob Cole is awesome. Sens fans and Habs fans (mostly Sens fans) always accused him and partner-in-awesomeness Harry Neale of being Leafs homers, but they were usually just doing what the rest of Canada does on a daily basis: ignoring Ottawa. Bob Cole was a staple on Hockey Night in Canada for almost all of my life, and I still cringe every time I hear Jim"oh my god that's so terrible" Hughson and Craig "I won't play for the center of the hockey universe and greatest city in Canada, I choose you Edmonton" Simpson calling primary games on CBC. I miss Bob Cole.
And not just any rivalries: original six rivalries. I'm talking about Toronto-Montreal, Montreal-Boston, Toronto-Detroit, Toronto-Chicago etc. These rivalries have been around forever, and any time the two teams meet the intensity is high. When Toronto moved from the Western Conference to the Eastern Conference, our two most common rivalries (in the expansion era at least) were taken away from us. We only got to see Detroit and Chicago once every two years or so. Still, despite this, the building is always going INSANE any time these teams meet. It doesn't matter that they're not rivals by quantity anymore, they simply remember what they had and proceed to go for the throat. The same kind of intensity also applies to Toronto-Montreal games in either city, and this is arguably one of the best rivalries in professional sports; it doesn't get much more exciting than a meaningful Leafs-Habs game, such as the one on April 7, 2007. I'm sure most of you remember it.
Do you know what gets my heart racing more than anything else? Watching or being part of a fan reaction. Every time I watch Wendel's return to the Leafs in 1996, I swell up with Maple Leaf pride. Hearing thousands of people all chanting his name and cheering whenever he stepped on the ice was something special. Every time I watch videos of home games during the 1993 playoffs I get the same way. The fan reaction videos from Toronto and Vancouver when Crosby scored the greatest goal ever(TM). Hell, watching the replay of the aforementioned Leafs-Habs game gets me that way. Even the Leafs-Rangers game on Nov 1 last year (leafs won 5-2) drives me crazy. There's just something about thousands of people voicing their support and excitement over one team that gets me weepy. We haven't seen playoff hockey in a long time, but when we do the ACC is going to be absolutely fucking electric. If we win a cup... well, let's just say that the 91 World series win got me the exact same way, and we all remember what Toronto was like. It will be twice as big.
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Hilly September 23, 2013 @ 3:50 PM
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System designI need to put a need mechanical room at the end of this week. There was a big oil spill and they just have the cement poured so in two days he'll be looking to have his electrical upgrade done (insurance company) and wants the heating to be put back with an electric boiler.
Here's the stats:
Zone 1: 18700
Zone 2: 19100
Zone 3: 20500
Total: 58400
I was going to go with zone valves, a 1" main trunk, with 1"X.75" tee's for the zone valve headers. I'll try and attach a little sketch. This is a Slant/Fin Boiler. There specs call for a bypass line, can anyone comment if that is totally necessary? If so what is the reasoning? Does the boiler heat up and turn on the circulator with a low limit is reach, and this bypass prevents the circ from pumping again 3 closed zone valves?
In my sketch I'd left out the bypass loop, and the low water cut-off, where would be the best placement for that?
Hilly September 23, 2013 @ 9:00 PM
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head lossI've seen a few different theory's that are all in the same ballpark. But what do you guys recommend for estimating head loss here? Do you like the idea of length X 1.5 X .04?
Right now the three zone I'm tying into are all 3/4" and mostly buried, if I got back on location I could probably make a very good guess at home many elbows and are buried in the floors. But currently it's 3 zones that all loop the perimeters of the house; one on each level. So it's basically 120 feet perimeter tubing + some elbows and some up and downs around doorways + risers to and from the basement.
Also can I get a little nudge in the right direction for establishing 'my system curve' so I can pick the best pump for the job.
Zman September 24, 2013 @ 8:41 AM
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What kijnd..What is the boiler?
Are these baseboard heaters in series?
What does your local code say about LWCO
Hilly September 24, 2013 @ 9:04 AM
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3 series loopsMonitron II by Slant/Fin
No lwco requirement. I meant to say flow switch.
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Charges are upgraded for a 27-year-old accused of drinking and driving during an accident that killed a teenager. Quincy Johnson, 27, is now back in Shelby County Sheriff's Office custody charged with one count of Vehicular Homicide and two counts of Vehicular Assault.
The Shelby County Sheriff's Office said a breathalyzer proves that Johnson was legally drunk when he blacked out and crossed the yellow line on Hacks Cross north of Meadow Vale, striking the other vehicle head-on.
In the other vehicle was Keyon Moss, 13, who passed away from his injuries Sunday afternoon. Also in the vehicle with him were Keyon's cousins, including an 18-month-old girl, who were all taken to various local hospitals with non-life threatening injuries.
MORE: Teen killed by accused drunk driver
Johnson was initially released on $50,000 bond Monday morning. Keyon's uncle Pastor Linwood Dillard said, "Who's to say if he's released that he will not get behind the wheel of a car again and do this all over again?"
Monday night, the sheriff's office said his charges were upgraded to one count of Vehicular Homicide and two counts of Vehicular Assault along with the existing DUI and Reckless Driving charges.
This tragic accident comes during the Christmas season, which was supposed to be a joyful time for the Moss and Dillard families. Keyon's grandmother Lorsie Dillard said, "I just got through buying all his Christmas presents. I won't be able to give it to him."
Keyon was aspiring to become a pastor like his uncle Linwood Dillard, who said Keyon always told him he wanted to take over his church some day.
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - Here in San Diego, people are praying for loved ones in the path of Typhoon Haiyan.
It's hard for Mira Mesa restaurant owner Tina Balch to concentrate on serving customers, knowing she can't contact loved ones and friends who were right in the path of Super Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines.
"It's basically the unknown that's killing us because we haven't heard anything… even our own relatives and friends, we tried to PM them on Facebook and no response whatsoever," Balch said.
Balch says she last heard from relatives about 24 hours ago as Haiyan, known as Yolanda in the Philipines, was hitting landfall, knocking out power and communications.
"The last we heard is that downtown is submerged 16 feet high. Our structure is not like in the U.S. where we have second level, third level. Most of them are just one story," she said.
She knows what it's like to go through a major typhoon. As a 5th grader in the mid 1980s, Balch thought she would not survive what hit her hometown, which also felt the brunt of Haiyan.
"The darkness, because there's no electricity, the winds and everything… I felt like I was dying. So now my heart goes out to the kids," she said.
Tony Olaes is the CEO of a Philipine relief aid group with its U.S. branch in Poway. He says a $5 donation can provide plenty of help to those who have lost everything to the super storm. The organization is hoping to supply 200,000 food packs.
"One food pack allows for a family of four to get through those three to four days right after the storm where there's no clean water, no electricity, no food. The food's underwater. A third of our people live in shanties. That stuff just gets blown away, and where do they go?" he said.


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Remember That "Tanning" Mom? She's Pale Now
She Looks, Well, Like a Normal Mom
That crazy tanorexic mom from New Jersey who told everyone who had a problem with her creepy over-tan that they were just "jealous, fat and ugly"? She's finally stepped away from the tanning bed, and -- no surprise -- looks like a regular human being once again.
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And we mean that as a good thing, (No Longer) Tanning Mom.
Tanning Mom, a.k.a. Patricia Krentcil, is featured in the new issue of In Touch magazine (courtesy of Jezebel.com), where she shows off her new, less orange-y face, but says she feels "weird and pale" post-tanning addiction.
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Oh, and she wouldn't admit that her overtanning (she went four or five times a week) was an addiction, though she said she did have moments where she felt like she needed to be tan.
The former model, now a mom of five who became known as "Tanning Mom" after her 5-year-old daughter told a school nurse that her 44-year-old mom had taken her tanning, stopped hitting the tanning bed for a month, as part of a challenge by In Touch.
She passed the tanning bed portion of the challenge, though she confessed that she didn't exactly go cold turkey, as she continued to use self-tanning lotion.
Still, a huge improvement, no?
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Krentcil, who also says she doesn't think the tanning habit has made her look older than she is, tells In Touch she isn't ruling out a return to the tanning booth.
"I might squeeze in a tan here or there," she says. "I wish none of this had ever happened; it was blown out of proportion. And that's the other thing -- I am sick of talking about tanning!" You and us both, sister.


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Princeton pays a large share of the cost of your medical coverage and works hard to provide optimum benefits for minimum cost. We also offer dental and vision care. For those expenses not covered by your medical plan, you may be able to use an expense account to pay those costs on a pretax basis.
In order for your dependent(s) to be covered, you must bring your dependent eligibility documentation to Human Resources within 31 days of becoming eligible for coverage.
Except for the J-1 Visa Plan and the High Deductible Plan, each plan provides similar benefits. For example, they all have the same prescription drug coverage.
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5,200 Square Foot Free standing restaurant facing Fairlawn Ave. ( Hwy 571).Former El Charo and Golden Corral location.For Sale at $450,000 or For Lease at $4,000 /mo NNN.Property has a DEED RESTRICTION and may NOT be used as a "Mexican" restaurant.Directly on Fairlawn ( HWY 571 ) in Carthage MOExcellent visibility and signageFor more details, please call the Listing Agent.
1,250 SF$7.68/sf/year ($800 per month)
Strip mall is right across from Lowes on Fir Rd. Facing West. Last suite on the south side of the strip mall.
4,500 - 130,680 SFRent Upon Req.
- Shadow anchored by Walmart - Main retail area with pylon signage available - Co-tenants include Goodwill, Dollar Tree, Check Into Cash, and other local and national brands
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Day In Country Music History
2011 Rapper Nicki Minaj is a surprise guest during Taylor Swift's concert at Los Angeles' Staples Center. The two collaborate on Minaj's "Super Bass"
1993 Tracy Lawrence earns a #1 country single in Billboard with "Can't Break It To My Heart"
1992 "Honeymoon In Vegas," starring Nicolas Cage and parachuting Elvis impersonators, premieres. The film's soundtrack features Presley remakes by Vince Gill, Travis Tritt, Dwight Yoakam, Ricky Van Shelton, Billy Joel, Willie Nelson, Trisha Yearwood and Amy Grant, among others
1989 Cassadee Pope is born in West Palm Beach, Florida. As a member of Blake Shelton's team, she wins the third season of NBC's "The Voice," leading to a recording deal with Republic Nashville and her 2013 debut album
1982 George Strait notches his first #1 single with "Fool Hearted Memory"
1982 LeAnn Rimes is born in Jackson, Mississippi. After releasing her first hit, "Blue," at age 13, she wins a Grammy for Best New Artist, becoming one of country's most powerful vocalists. Other hits include "How Do I Live," "Big Deal" and "I Need You"
1981 Jake Owen is born in Winter Haven, Florida. The Academy of Country Music's Top New Male Vocalist in 2009, he nets hits with "Don't Think I Can't Love You," "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" and "Alone With You"
1973 Tanya Tucker records "Would You Lay With Me (In A Field Of Stone)" in Nashville. While songwriter David Allan Coe attends the session, his car is stolen from the Columbia Studio parking lot
1968 Tammy Wynette writes and records "Stand By Your Man" at the Columbia Recording Studio in Nashville
1965 Eileen Edwards is born in Windsor, Ontario. As Shania Twain, she becomes the first woman to sell more than 10 million copies each of consecutive albums–"The Woman In Me" and "Come On Over"–and wins the CMA's Entertainer of the Year in 1999