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Swiss Bus Tragedy: Coach 'Wasn't Speeding'
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The Belgian coach that crashed in a motorway tunnel killing 22 children and six adults was not speeding at the time of the accident, a Swiss prosecutor has said.
Authorities also said early indications suggest the 52 passengers on board the vehicle were wearing seatbelts.
The coach, which was carrying a Belgian school skiing group, smashed into the concrete wall of a tunnel in the Swiss Alps, near the border with Italy, on Tuesday night.
Twenty-eight people, including the two drivers of the coach, died in the accident.
Parties from two schools in northeast Belgium had been on their way home from a skiing trip in Val d'Anniviers. Those killed include 21 Belgians and seven Dutch nationals.
The bus was travelling on the A9 towards Sion, in the Valais region, when it suddenly swerved to the right, struck a kerb and hit the motorway tunnel.
The impact of the smash was so severe many passengers were trapped in the wreckage and had to be freed by emergency workers.
An investigation to determine the cause of the crash is under way. No other vehicles were said to be involved in the incident.
Swiss prosecutors are looking into whether a technical problem, human error or medical condition with the driver was to blame.
Olivier Elsig, prosecutor for the Valais region, told reporters a post-mortem is being carried out on the driver.
Investigators are also studying CCTV images from cameras fitted in the motoway tunnel, Mr Elsig added.
"We will examine everything to find out what happened," he said.
Another 24 children were injured in the crash - which has been described as one of the worst traffic accidents in Swiss history.
Officials said all but two of those hurt in the accident have been identified, and they include 17 Belgians, three Dutch, one Polish national and one German.
Their parents and relatives have now arrived at hospitals in Switzerland - but many still do not know if their child is among the dead or injured.
Fourteen of the injured children were being cared for at a hospital in Sion. One child there remains in intensive care, but none has life-threatening injuries.
Most of the children were aged around 12, and the bus was one of three hired by a Christian group that organised the trip.
Two other buses, carrying students from schools in the Belgian towns of Beersel and Haasrode, arrived safely back in Belgium, apparently without having seen the accident.
Raymond Theunis, 54, and Veerle Vanheukelom, 38, were among the dead, according to an official speaking in Lommel, Belgium.
Belgium's Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo, who has also travelled to Switzerland, said it was "an extremely sad day for all of Belgium".
"It is a black day for our country. All Belgians share our immense sadness. There is no word to express what we feel," he said.
"The government has decided a day of national mourning will be observed."
Swiss parliamentarians stood for a minute's silence. President Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf, who was in Sion to pay her respects to the victims, said the country would do all it could to support the families of the dead and injured.
Jan Luykx, the Belgian ambassador to Switzerland, who went straight to the site of the accident, said: "This tragedy will hit the whole of Belgium."
Around 200 police, firefighters and medics worked through the night on board the bus, its front ripped open and broken glass and debris strewn across the road.
Christian Varone, head of police in the Valais region, described it as "a scene like a war".
He said: "We have had a number of serious accidents in Valais but nothing like this, with so many young victims."
Eight helicopters and a dozen ambulances ferried survivors to hospitals in the Valais region, as well as to Bern and Lausanne.
Jean-Pierre Deslarzes, a surgeon at one of the hospitals, said: "All the rescuers were shocked by what they have experienced. The magnitude of the accident is difficult to digest."
The coach had been heading back to the cities of Lommel, close to the Dutch border, and Heverlee in Flanders.
Distraught parents and relatives rushed to Saint Lambertus School in Heverlee and the Stekske School in Lommel for news about their loved ones.
Marc Carels, headteacher of Saint Lambertus School, which had 24 pupils, a teacher and a classroom assistant on the trip, said: "We know some of the children are OK, but we don't have names."
Parish priest Dirk De Gendt said both the adults were among the dead.
Of the 24 pupils, "16 suffered different injuries, some broken arms or legs, but they are alive," he said. But the school had "no news" of the remaining eight, he added.
Peter Vanvelthoven, the mayor of Lommel, joined anxious relatives on a convoy of buses to a military base to be flown to the crash scene.
Belgian transport minister Melchior Wathelet said the company that ran the coach, Toptours, based in Aarschot, central Belgium, had a good safety record.
"The drivers had arrived the night before and had rested during the day before departure. It seems that the law on driving and rest periods has been respected," Mr Wathelet added.
Switzerland's mountain regions have a history of deadly crashes.
Tuesday's was the worst since 1982 when 39 German tourists were killed on a railway crossing when a train hit their bus.
Last month, a British teacher was killed and several others injured in a coach crash in northern France, returning from a school skiing trip in Italy.

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Guthrie, KY (Todd County) -- The Kentucky State Police is investigating a single-vehicle, fatal collision that occurred on KY 181 South (Guthrie Rd), approximately 2 miles north of Guthrie, on Thursday, April 04, 2013, at 00:03 a.m.
The preliminary investigation revealed that Sheila D. Austin, Age 56 of Elkton, KY, was operating a 2004 Hyundai Accent, northbound on KY 181 when she lost control of the vehicle and exited the right shoulder of the roadway. While trying to regain control of the vehicle the driver over corrected and traveled into the southbound lane. She then over corrected once again and traveled back off the right shoulder of the roadway. The vehicle overturned as a result and Ms. Austin, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was ejected from the vehicle. She was pronounced dead at the scene by Todd County Coroner Bob Whittlesey.
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Thirty-three rail freight projects approved for state funding through three programs; action sustains roughly 43,000 jobs
HARRISBURG - Governor Tom Corbett announced recently that 33 rail freight improvement projects that will help sustain more than 43,000 jobs across Pennsylvania were approved today for funding from three PennDOT-managed programs.
Among the projects is $367,500 slated for various rail improvements and replacing the deck on Wyalusing Bridge in Bradford and Wyoming counties.
"Pennsylvania has more operating railroads than any other state, and investing in our rail freight network keeps these invaluable assets in prime position to generate economic growth and jobs,'' Corbett said. "Improving rail networks not only spurs our economy, it also increases safety by helping to ease traffic on our highways."
The State Transportation Commission (STC) voted to approve $33.4 million for 15 projects through the Rail Transportation Assistance Program (RTAP) and 14 projects through the Rail Freight Assistance Program (RFAP). RTAP is a capital budget grant program funded with bonds and RFAP is underwritten through the new Multi-Modal Fund, created by Act 89. In November, Corbett signed Act 89, a far-reaching transportation program that clears the way for significant investments in all transportation modes.
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#10 Kevin Payne- After coming off a good season in 08, It looked as if the Bears found them a SS for the next 6 to 8 years. Enter Al Afalava and Payne job is lost in one off-season. The problem with Payne is the same problem he had last year, He takes bad angles and is still bad in coverage. Payne has the talent to be a good safety if he is surrounded by some good coaches.
#9 Orlando Pace- Future Hall of Famer, but the guy is done as a football player. He's part of the reason why the running game been non-existent this season. Expect to not see this guy next season as he will either be release of retire on his own.
#8 Matt Forte- Forte really disappointed me this season. I don't know if he is hiding an injury or it just the finesse guys up front blocking for him, but he doesn't look like the same guy who rushed for over 1200 yards last season.
#7 Frank Omiyale- Epic fail for most the season, but has been making strides the past three games. With a new coaching staff coming in, you can expect Omiyale to move back to tackle and compete with Williams and Shaffer for the two tackle spots.
#6 Olin Kreutz- Brilliant careers here as a Bear, but his play this season is an indication that he is done. He doesn't get any push anymore against opposing nose tackles, and his shotgun snaps are just terrible. Time to pass the reigns to Josh Beekman, and see if he can have close to the success Kreutz had in his career.
#5 Marcus Harrison- Probably the biggest disappointment on the defense this year, Harrison came into camp out of shape, and couldn't participate until he met his weight requirement. Ever since then he hasn't gotten into game shape and the play on the field is evidence of that. Harrison is an important piece going into next year, as he needs to get motivated or he may not have a place on the team.
#4 Tommie Harris- Here's your reason why Marcus Harrison is not your biggest disappointment on defense. Tommie Harris is stealing money each game he plays. This guy is not the same guy from 05 and 06 who was at that time considered as one of if not the best DT's in the game. Now he's just an average player, The Bears and Tommie just need to move on from one another.
#3 Jay Cutler- 25 interceptions are just too much even if most of them are not your fault. Jay needs to take Terry Boers advice and just get away from Football for a while after the season is over. Most of his problems is not his fault, but he needs to stop being so cocky with his arm and learn how to take what defenses are giving him. Go through your progression if your first option is taken away. I still love the trade and refuse to join the group that wants him out of here; He just needs to make better decisions.
#2 Ron Turner- When the opposing teams know what you are going to run, that pretty much is an indication that you might want to pick another profession. Ron Turner took a pro bowl quarterback and made him look like a past Chicago Bear Quarterback, and it's the reason why he and his incompetent coaching staff will be fired come the end of the season.
#1 Lovie Smith and Jerry Angelo- Saving the worst for last, Lovie Smith and his partner in crime Jerry Angelo. Lovie Smith cover-2 defense has failed him for the 3rd consecutive year. Even when he took it upon himself to be the defensive coordinator he still failed, and now he has lost his players. The decisions Angelo made this past off-season, passing up on FS Darren Sharper and Brain Dawkins to sign Josh Bullocks. Not giving Jay Cutler an establish receiver, and a fail attempt to restructure the offensive line all but show that Angelo should not get a chance to fix the problems that's wrong with the Bears next year.


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Odds to win the 2013 World Series
Boston Red Sox 15/4
Los Angeles Dodgers 9/2
Detroit Tigers 19/4
St. Louis Cardinals 11/2
Atlanta Braves 7/1
Oakland Athletics 15/2
Tampa Bay Rays 8/1
Pittsburgh Pirates 10/1
Odds to win the 2013 NL Pennant
Los Angeles Dodgers 9/5
St. Louis Cardinals 2/1
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Pittsburgh Pirates 4/1
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Boston Red Sox 9/5
Detroit Tigers 2/1
Oakland Athletics 7/2
Tampa Bay Rays 4/1
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Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Boston Red Sox 13/2
Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Detroit Tigers 7/1
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Ji Zhongxing, 34, from Shangdong Province, China, reportedly detonated a package of black powder at the Beijing Capital International Airport in on July 20, 2013, around 6:24 p.m. in protest of having been allegedly beaten into a coma by urban militia in Dongguan in 2005, allegedly for running an unofficial taxi service with his motor scooter. He was partially paralyzed and has been confined to a wheelchair ever since.
Ji seems to have been trying to obtain some sort of state assistance for his injuries but, other than his posts on the Internet and the flyers he handed out at the airport, there is thus far no confirmation of his story.
No one Saturday paid any attention either, that is until Ji pulled out the bomb. The explosion occurred just outside the main exit for international arrivals. News sources noted that Ji shouted out a warning before detonating the black powder. He was injured, but survived, and no other injuries were reported.
After the explosion, order was reportedly restored within 90 minutes and no flights were delayed.
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September 17th discussion follow-up
Hier soir au meet-up, nous avons eu une discussion à propos du groupe et de ce qui s'y passe. Je vous fait parvenir ce courriel pour faire un résumé des actions que je vais mettre en place suite à cette discussion.
Premièrement, comme vous pouvez voir, la première partie de ce message est écrit en français. Je vais désormais faire les annonces au groupe dans les 2 langues. Le but ici est d'encourager les gens avec un peu moins de facilité en anglais à venir présenter des sujets ou discuter sur la mailing list.
Deuxièmement, j'ai été grandement surpris hier que la mailing list n'était connu que par 50% des gens à l'événement. Alors, nous allons encourager les gens à s'inscrire de façon à ce qu'il puisse se tenir à jour avec ce qu'il se passe dans le groupe. Tant qu'à faire cela, j'ai créé un nouveau groupe avec notre nouveau nom (Montreal.rb). Notre nouveau Google Group est: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/montrealrb. L'ancien était à l'adresse: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/montreal-on-rails. Si vous connaissez quelqu'un qui participe régulièrement ou à l'occasion au groupe, invitez cette personne à se joindre à la nouvelle mailing list.
Troisièmement, nous allons avoir besoin d'un volontaire à chaque meet-up pour accueillir le gens. Le but ici est de bien accueillir les nouveaux participants à nos rencontres. En même temps, cette personne pourra inviter les gens à se joindre à la mailing list pour suivre le groupe. Selon moi, ce poste serait en rotation à chaque événement, je vous invite donc à vous y inscrire – c'est un excellent moyen de rencontrer les autres participants.
Quatrièmement, à chaque événement, nous allons réserver un talk de 5 minutes pour les personnes qui n'ont jamais parlé à Montreal.rb. Les nouveaux-venus auront un moment réservé pour eux. Ils pourront ainsi être moins intimidé par une présentation, se faire un peu d'expérience et une présentation de 5 minutes demande moins de préparation qu'un talk complet. Les gens seront encouragé à présenter un gem, une feature de ruby/RoR qu'ils viennent tout juste de découvrir et qu'ils apprécient. Ils pourront également présenter un projet qu'ils ont fait avec Ruby/RoR.
Finalement, je vous demande votre aide pour m'aider à organiser Montreal.rb. Il est difficile de trouver des talks. Si vous avez une idée intéressante et n'avez pas le temps de la présenter, partagez la avec le groupe. Quelqu'un d'autre sera peut-être intéressé à présenter le sujet qui vous intéresse. Je vais créer une liste sur le site web avec les idées proposées. Si vous êtes intéressé à faire un talk dans 1-2-3 mois, faites le moi savoir, je réserverai votre place à l'avance.
Pour conclure ce message, je voudrais vous rappeler de vous inscrire sur le nouveau Google group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/montrealrb.
On se voit sur la nouvelle mailing list.
At the meet-up yesterday, we had a discussion about the groupe and what's going on with it. This email we summarize the actions that I'll take following this discussion.
First of all, as you can see, the first part of this email is in french. From now on, I'll do the post to the group in both languages. The goal is to encourage people which are not fluant in english to come do a talk or share on the mailing list.
Afterward, I was really surprised that only 50% of people present yesterday know about the Montreal.rb mailing list. We'll do some shmoozing so people can know about it and register. By doing that, I created a new mailing list which as our new name: The new Google group is: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/montrealrb – the old one was: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/montreal-on-rails. Please share the new mailing list address with people who are participating to Montreal.rb that you know.
Then, we'll need a volunteer at each meet-up to welcome people. The goal is to be welcoming to new participants et invite people to register on the Google group. I think this position should be in rotation at every meet-up. You should register now to do it – it's a great way to meet the other participants.
A each meet-up, we reserve a 5 minutes talk for participant who never talk to Montreal.rb. The newcomers will have a spot were is less stressful, less intimidating and require less work than a full blown talk. They can talk about a gem or a feature un Ruby/RoR they just discover and like. They can also talk about a project they did with Ruby/RoR.
Finally, I need your help to organize Montreal.rb. It's really hard to find talks for the meet-ups. I you have an idea for a talk but you don't have time to present it, please share it with the group. Someone else could be interested in presenting it. I'll create a list on the web site to list those ideas. At the same time, if you are interested in doing a talk in 1-2-3 months, contact me, I'll reserve you a spot in advance.
To conclude, please subscribe and share the new google group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/montrealrb.
See you on the new mailing list.
February and March Review
During the last 2 months, we had 2 great events. Here are the reviews of the 4 talks we had.
On February 19th, James McKinney presented Open Data Day.
Then, Jean Boussier talked about ActiveModel::Serializers.
Then on March 19th, Christian Joudrey showed us Ruby One Time Password.
Finally, Edward Ocampo-Gooding presented Legato.
Finally, I really want to thanks our sponsors.
February meet-up was sponsored by MotionEleven. They are still searching developers.
March meet-up was sponsored by Shopify. They are opening an office in Montreal and searching people to work there.
Next meet-up is April 16th. More information are coming soon.
January 15th Review
A ton of people showed up last week for the meet-up, it was very nice. Both talks were really interesting, here are the resources about them.
Alain Pilon presented Cloudinary – a cloud base images management SaaS. SLIDES
In the second talk, Hugo Frappier hacked Gary Haran computer really easily by using BlackTrack and the big rails security issue in manner of seconds. GIST
Last event was sponsored by Bandzoogle. They paid for beers and pizzas. They are currently searching a new Rails developer. It's pretty cool to work there, ask Marc-André Lafortune. JOB POST
There is a new project called Montreal.rb Office Hours organized by Maxime Camirand. The goal is to regroup people using ruby together in the same room so someone can easily get help. No presentation, everyone works on its own project. This will become a weekly event. The first one is tomorrow – Wednesday, January 23rd.
On February 23rd, Open Data 2013 will occur. This is the best place to learn and use open data from a lot of sources like Montreal city and Quebec government. REGISTER
Next Meet-up is February 19th, I'll see you there.
June 21st follow up
The last meetup was wonderful. Thanks to Gary Haran and Ian Jeffrey for their presentation on SASS and FounderFuel, it was really interesting.
For the job offer, Mentel searched for a web programmer beginner to expert in Ruby on Rail or PHP. Hopper.Travel was searching for a Ruby on Rails developper. And remember that FounderFuel take inscription until July 1st.
Rails 102 Recap
Wow! What great attendance tonight! I didn't count, but I believe we had over 40 people tonight, including many new faces. I really enjoyed doing the exercise with you, and the people I spoke with were happy with the format, even if it was a bit fast.
To recap: our mission was to build an application where people would register for events: simple in idea, complex in execution. Some gems I used:
- Rails (d'oh!)
- Capybara
- Steak
- RSpec
Of course, the full gem manifest is available in the repository's Gemfile.
I think we made good progress. We haven't done any UI work, but that's something an enterprising people can fix in an evening. If you enjoyed the evening, send me your GitHub username and I'll give you commit rights. Then you can code away at will!
The book club was also a blast: we had 5 books to exchange tonight. That was great news for me. We had books by Steve Krug, Russ Olssen and Noel Rappin.
Do you remember the survey to see if we move or not? Well, we are: the Notman House will be our venue starting on the May 17th meeting. The Notman House is a shared co-working space with a venue for hosting meetups, such as ours. Sylvain Carle was very happy to have us move to the Notman House. Please change your address books: we're moving to Sherbrooke and Clark.
In other news, I'm announcing the end of my tenure as the Montreal.rb organizer. I would like someone to volunteer to become the next organizer. Your tasks and responsibilities, should you choose to accept them, will be:
- To reserve a venue once per month;
- Find topics of interest and presenters to do them;
- Announce (through the blog and ad system) meetings and RSVP links;
- Keep the community informed of relevant news and topics through the blog;
- Present a cohesive community to the world.
I will resign just before our July and August break. I had a great time as the Montreal.rb organizer, and count myself lucky to have had such great speakers and technologies to talk about with all of you.
March 15th Wrapup
Well, we did not talk Ruby Implementations at all. But we had a very fun hour discussing tools, libraries and gems we use. In no particular order:
- The 4-Hour Workweek and Timothy Ferris
- GitX (L)—A fork of Pieter's GitX, with better UI
- Startup Gods
- Dropbox
- AppSumo
- Geckoboard
- Komando
- Le Calendrier des activités en TI au Québec
- Ignoring local changes to tracked files from Git
- Talker—Founded in Montreal, acquired by Teambox
Email Marketing:
- Campaign Monitor
- CakeMail—A Montreal Company!
- MailChimp
- SendGrid
- Postmark
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Montreal.rb Database Month Followup
Another excellent turnout: 35 people interested in Ruby came to our event last night. I stayed much too late, but was glad for the discussions with each and everyone of you.
Thanks again to Olivier, Colin and Sean for their excellent presentations.
A quick word from Olivier:
Merci pour l'opportunité de présenter a Montreal.rb, c'était un très bon exercice pour moi.
- Twitter: @oliv_oil
- Présentation en ligne : http://prezi.com/sjwnclhqve6l/mongodb-montrealrb/
- Gist avec tous les exemples de code vus dans la présentation :
- en javascript => https://gist.github.com/828855
- en ruby => https://gist.github.com/828856
I believe the Job Fair is a good idea, since many people are either looking for something or have something to offer. If you haven't already done so, please send me an email to tell me the details of your offers so I can post the information here. I'll aggregate the information and do a separate post for the job fair results.
Thanks to all for braving the weather and here's to seeing you next month, on March 15th, for the Ruby Implementation Month!
Who/where are you?
If you spoke up during the last Montreal.rb meeting saying you were looking for someone, or were available for hire, please put a comment here: I have received three requests for your names and contact details.
January 18th Recap
It was a great meeting. We had Adrian Dafinei talk to us about the Association Québécoise des Informaticiennes et Informaticiens Indépendants. Their website is www.aqii.org.
I also proposed a new format for the meetings. We'll keep the 2 presentation format, but I'm adding a couple of thing. The new schedule will be the following:
- We'll start with the Book Club: bring one or more books you want to share with the rest of the group. Register your book at bookcrossing.com. Leave it on the table when you come in. I'll ask volunteers to talk about their books: just a couple of minutes – what did you like about your book, why you bought it and so on. Email me what book you'll bring so I know roughly how many books will be on the table.
- Every 2 or 3 meetings, we'll add the Gem Club: what gems did you recently use, how did your integration go, any caveats you want to mention. There's a gem club in February. Tell me if you want to talk about your gems.
- After that we'll have the regular one or two presentations, keeping essentially the same format – 10 to 15 minutes per presenter. I'll have a monthly theme: be prepared.
- Any general public announcements would go here.
- Finally, if you are looking for a contractor / intern / employee / employer / client, now's the time to talk about it. Bring your business cards to exchange with other people. Send me your information so I can post it here as well.
Don't forget to bring your friends: we were 32 yesterday evening. We had one of the bigger rooms at the CRIM. Great venue. The more friends, the merrier it'll be, and having more people exposed to Ruby spreads the knowledge around!
Just to give you an idea, here are the people who were looking for a contractor / intern / employee yesterday night:
- Bandzoogle was looking for both interns and a full-time employee, their hiring announcement is Bandzoogle is hiring !;
- Hugo Frappier was looking for someone to pair with him on a business plan;
- Code Génome was also looking for someone.
There were more, and I'll add them to the list as the information trickles in. Follow us on Twitter as @montrealrb.
Thanks again for coming, and see you next February 15th for Database Month. I'm still looking for 2 presenters: tell me if you want to present.
Reach me at email@example.com.
September 21st Wrap up
We had loads of fun at our new venue yesterday. The CRIM is a very nice venue for holding technical meetings: well lighted, comfortable chairs, projector and Wifi. Big thanks to Yvan Ross for pointing us to the new venue.
Jeff Heon posted the slides to his talk on Slideshare: Clojure for Rubyists. Cyril Robert didn't have slides, but you can start with Django's home page.
Hugo Frappier announced a Rails training session at the CRIM. More information on the Ruby on Rails – Beginner and Ruby on Rails – Intermediate course pages.
Really great presentations by our "outsiders". Thanks again for coming to meet us!
Final announcement: I'm looking for theme ideas. I believe having a theme for the evening is a great way to structure talks. Email me or leave a comment. Our next meeting will be on October 19th.


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The Buddhist monk Ashva·ghosha composed Life of the Buddha in the first or second century CE probably in Ayódhya. This is the earliest surviving text of the Sanskrit literary genre called kavya and probably provided models for Kali·dasa's more famous works. The most poignant scenes on the path to his Awakening are when the young prince Siddhártha, the future Buddha, is confronted by the reality of sickness, old age, and death, while seduced by the charms of the women employed to keep him at home. A poet of the highest order, Ashva·ghosha's aim is not entertainment but instruction, presenting the Buddha's teaching as the culmination of the Brahmanical tradition. His wonderful descriptions of the bodies of courtesans are ultimately meant to show the transience of beauty.
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"No effort has been spared to make these little volumes as attractive as possible to readers: the paper is of high quality, the typesetting immaculate. The founders of the series are John and Jennifer Clay, and Sanskritists can only thank them for an initiative intended to make the classics of an ancient Indian language accessible to a modern international audience."
"The Clay Sanskrit Library represents one of the most admirable publishing projects now afoot. . . . Anyone who loves the look and feel and heft of books will delight in these elegant little volumes."
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Birmingham police say the fire investigator is still talking to the victim and trying to determine if foul play was involved.
The fire started around 1:30 a.m. on Tuesday morning at 404 Maple Avenue. When firefighters arrived, they saw someone had spray painted on the house the words "NOW WE EVEN."
Officials are not exactly sure what this message means.
Neighbors say a woman was inside the home when the fire started. She jumped out of a window and was not hurt. According to witnesses, her three children were not home when the fire started.
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Final: Lowell 4, Merrimack 0
- Updated: February 2, 2014
NORTH ANDOVER – Adam Chapie put UMass Lowell ahead with a penalty shot in the first period and the River Hawks never looked back, cruising past Merrimack College 4-0 last night in front of a sellout crowd of 2,549 at Merrimack's Lawler Rink.
Chapie's penalty shot came on a hooking call on Brendan Ellis, whose seemingly innocent hook in the neutral zone resulted in the play.
"I just wanted to hit the net," Chapie said. "Originally I wanted to go blocker, but (Marotta) did a good job taking it away so last minute I went glove and I was lucky that it hit the post and went in."
Shayne Thompson put the River Hawks up 2-0 in the second period, taking a feed fresh out of the penalty box from Michael Kapla and finding room past Sam Marotta (x saves) from just inside the top of the left circle. Chris Maniccia re-directed a Dylan Zink point shot at the 15:18 mark of the second period to give the River Hawks a 3-0 lead.
Evan Campbell tacked on a third-period goal to make it 4-0.
"I thought we were the better team for large stretches," Merrimack head coach Mark Dennehy said. "They scored four goals, we didn't. I thought we were the better team for large stretches. We spent a lot of time in their zone, which is what we want to do."
The Warriors outshot the River Hawks 33-24, including out-attempting Lowell 59-45.
Lowell blocked 13 Merrimack shots; the Warriors blocked 18 River Hawk attempts.
"There was a point in the second period where I think they had five guys in the crease blocking a shot. You can't put a bazooka through that. They defend incredibly hard."
Merrimack fell to 7-15-3 on the season (2-9-2 Hockey East) while Lowell improved to 18-7-2 (8-4-1 Hockey East).


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Covering just two square miles, Chelsea, MA is the state's smallest city, but also one of its densest with 35,000 residents residing in its two square miles. Housing a dozen schools and a dozen-plus more municipal buildings, Chelsea is "certainly compact," as IT Director John Hyland puts it. (more…)
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As the IT Director for Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) in Ontario, Canada, Mike Hiltz provides IT leadership and proactively brings technology opportunities to HWDSB's various departments. (more…)
From its Onamia, MN, headquarters, the Corporate Commission of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians operates Grand Casino Mille Lacs and Grand Casino Hinckley, which includes hotels, convention centers, entertainment venues, a golf course, food and beverage venues, gift shops, an RV park, and a marina. In addition, the Corporate Commission operates an RV and auto shop, gas stations, a movie theater, a Subway franchise, and a wastewater management facility. "We have 12 separate businesses in all, spread out over 55 miles," says Lance Dutcher, Systems Engineer for the Corporate Commission.
It takes a village to raise a child, and it takes teamwork to change a city. For Westminster, a city of nearly 100,000 people located in Southern California's Orange County, the need to change was highlighted when a new Assistant City Clerk—Pat Jacquez-Nares—came onboard.
To be honest, the City of Albany, OR, hadn't really been maximizing Laserfiche when its new Finance Director wanted to do away with using it altogether five years ago.
The city had installed Laserfiche in its Finance Department in 1998 as a virtual file cabinet. "Between 1999-2003 we were only scanning a few thousand documents a month and it was limited to just the Finance department," admits Network Administrator and Laserfiche Luminary Allen Pilgrim. By 2004, Laserfiche storage totaled just ten volumes of 4.6GB each. A significant number, but apparently not significant enough for one new city administrator.


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---- — The Andover Gift Shop — a long-running popular store for kids and adults with well-priced, eclectic inventory — will close at the end of the year.
With its prime business location on Main Street near the corner of Post Office Avenue, it's a retail spot to die for. No one knows that better than the current tenant.
Debbie Lane has run The Andover Gift Shop for over 20 years there.
"The space, with the nearby (traffic) lights, the big window and the visibility, was just spectacular," Lane said. "I dreamed about the space a lot before I got it."
For eight years, her shop was around the corner on Post Office Avenue. But 22 years ago, when the former tenant, Kitchen Concepts, left Main Street, Lane moved her business to what for her was a dreamy location at 4 Main St.
"I just loved it there...especially my customers. So many of them pushed carriages and cute babies to my store. I watched those babies grow up and now they have babies," she said. "That's what I will miss most. I loved my customers with all my heart."
But life has a tendency to just happen, she said, and she now lives three hours away in New Hampshire.
"It's just time to do this. But I am going to miss it," she said.
Her life has certainly had its ups and downs. A cancer survivor, she also stood by her husband as he suffered from the often deadly disease. He passed away in February 2008.
But she found love again. She returned to her hometown of Berlin, N.H. for a class reunion and reconnected with Gordon Dale, a dear friend who is also her son's godfather. She married Gordon last July.
The couple lives in Berlin, N.H., which is about a three-hour drive from Andover. That long commute is the key part of the reason why she is closing her shop, she said. She now relies on staffers for coverage as she only comes to her shop a few times a week.
A son has been renting her house in Andover and will soon buy it while her two other children and three grandchildren are also keeping her busy these days.
"Thirty years is a long time and it's just time to do something else," she said.
She said she has no idea what business will take over her spot at 4 Main St. The building is owned by Karen Simeone. Bud Simeone, Karen Simeone's father and Lane's previous landlord, said Lane will be missed downtown.
"I feel honored that she's been here for so many years and hopefully we'll always be great friends," he said.
Crafty and artsy, she's been selling items at farmers markets and made the juried cut to take part in next month's Castleberry Faire at Rockingham Park in Salem, N.H.
"It's been great to watch Main Street change over the years, she said, adding it currently is "vibrant and looking real good."


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The 2013 Fall Season includes eleven films and runs every Wednesday from September 18 to December 4, with the exception of October 30.
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An offensive sign is causing a stir in Redgranite, Wisconsin. The sign reads "Hang in there Obama" with a picture of a noose.
The man that made the sign says he is an Obama supporter, and the sign is simply meant to get people thinking. Many others in town say they're offended by what some call a racist message.
"The history behind the noose. I don't like it," said Joyce Olson, a resident of the Wisconsin town. Olson says the sign is racist and reminds her of lynchings.
But the sign's creator Tom Savka claims the point is to grab your attention.
"If it is causing this much attention that's good," Savka said, adding that, "If it gets you off your dead butt, gets you away from watching the football game and go out and vote."
From far away, the sign seems to read "Hang Obama" next to a picture of a noose. If you get closer, you can read "Hang in There Obama," and if you get even closer, in small print at the bottom, you can read "I Love Obama."
While many call the sign tasteless, Savka says it will remain on his property until after election day.
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Effect's Organic & Natural Experience (ONE) finished strong in 2012 and now looks to expand into 2013 to include more products, events and garner greater reach with new media opportunities.
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Those scrappy little Mesa High underdogs are all grown up.
The Jackrabbits kept alive an improbable season by shutting down No. 3 seed Phoenix Brophy in a 13-3 win in the 5A-I football quarterfinals on Friday night at Phoenix College.
Before the season began, few gave Mesa a chance in the newly formed Fiesta powerhouse region. And when the Jackrabbits kept several of the games close, they were applauded for never giving up.
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The No. 11 seed Jackrabbits move on to face No. 2 Phoenix Mountain Pointe in two weeks.
They got there by beating Mesa Red Mountain in the first round before the Broncos Friday night. Mesa lost to both squads in the regular season.
"It was good to get a second chance," Mesa's Kyler Fackrell said. "Get a little vengeance."
Brophy took a 3-0 lead when Alex Garoutte picked off a Dallin Parker pass and returned it to the Mesa 11-yard line. The Jackrabbits held, and Garoutte kicked a 24-yard field goal for the early lead.
Unbeknown at that point, Brophy would not get close to the end zone the rest of the contest.
Mesa answered back in the second quarter.
Parker scrambled around in the backfield before finding Fackrell, who had slipped behind three Brophy defensive backs, on a 46-yard touchdown pass.
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"There was another guy wide open, and I was actually pointing over to him," Fackrell said. "But he saw me and it was a great job by Dallin."
The score stayed that way through three quarters.
Brophy had a chance to cut the lead to one point late in the third quarter, but Garoutte missed a field goal.
Mesa running back Asure McMillan put the game away with an 8-yard run with 8:20 remaining.
Although it was just a two-possession game, the Mesa defense made sure Brophy would not get any closer.
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Brophy quarterback Chase Knox completed just one pass in the first half, and while he threw it better in the second half, Mesa's defense swarmed on the short passes.
The Broncos could only muster 40 yards on the ground and 171 total.
Mesa will be one of three Fiesta Region teams moving on to the semifinals, but the most improbable.
"We do character lessons every Friday, and today it was 'faith'," Moore said. "Our kids believed."
Alex Garoutte nails a 24-yard field goal to put Brophy ahead 3-0 with 4:26 left in the first quarter.
Dallin Parker scrambles for an eternity, then finds Kyler Fackrell behind three Brophy defensive backs for a 46-yard touchdown to put Mesa ahead 7-3 with 1:44 left before halftime.
McMillan scores on an 8-yard run to make it Mesa 13, Brophy 3 with 8:20 remaining. The extra point is no good.
With just under a minute and a half to play, Brophy's 57-yard field goal attempt comes up short. Mesa takes over and will be able to run out the clock and finish off the upset of the third-seeded Broncos.
No. 11 Mesa vs. No. 3 Brophy
Time: 7 p.m.
Address: 1202 W. Thomas Road, Phoenix (Phoenix College)
Key matchup: Mesa's defense got a healthy dose of Max Leonesio in the first game (130 yards, 2 TDs) but Chase Knox and the Broncos passing game will be the litmus test. Knox has flourished against non-Fiesta Region competition, but struggled against region foes. He doesn't need to win the game by any means, but making enough throws to keep the Jackrabbits' defense honest and not committing turnovers are pivotal for Brophy's success against a solid Mesa 'D.'
Stat Leaders: Mesa — Rushing: Devontae Kellybrew 98 rushes, 620 yards, 7 TDs; Jaymen Green 64-493, 6 TDs; Dallin Parker 33-209, 4 TDs. Passing: 70 of 116, 1,158 yards, 9 INT, 11 TDs. Receiving: Kyler Fackrell 23 catches, 502 yards, 4 TDs; Devontae Kellybrew 22-252, 3 TDs; Jaymen Green 15-330, 4 TDs. Brophy — Rushing: Max Leonesio 181 carries, 1,386 yards, 18 TDs; Kevin Molloy 66-262, 5 TDs. Passing: Chase Knox 129 of 234, 1,604 yards, 14 INT, 14 TDs. Receiving: Scott Robson 30 catches, 413 yards, 4 TDs; A.J. Steimel 25-262, 3 TDs; Danny Bishop 13-234, 0 TD.
Key stat: Jaymen Green had 45 yards rushing, 14 yards receiving, 11 tackles and an interception in the teams' last meeting.
The intrigue: Both teams are mirror images of one another. They rely on running game and quarterbacks who make a few key throws but otherwise manage the game, and both defenses are solid. Brophy led 19-6 at halftime of their first meeting at Phoenix College, but Mesa came back with 12 fourth-quarter points before the Broncos put it away with a late TD. Expect another physical, defensive-oriented slugfest, and remember both teams have arguably the two best kickers in the state in Alex Garoutte (Brophy) and Tyler Ryan (Mesa).


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Due to my lack of being able to watch any preseason games (because of the Fox vs. DISH debacle) I had not written any thoughts on this season's Clipper team. I was pretty much horrified watching ESPN Wednesday. After watching tonight's game (thankfully Fox and DISH came to some agreement this afternoon and restored all Fox programming) I thought I might vent a little and see what the rest of CN thinks.
I don't think I've felt this hopeless as a Clipper fan in years. Why?This Year's Roster May Be the Worst Combination of the 2000s
Sure, there are INDIVIDUAL names that seem pretty good but as a collection this team feels woefully weak.
Baron Davis
Baron's success and exciting play seem more and more to have been the product of Don Nelson's freewheeling mindset of outscoring opponents. He shined in that system but the Clips aren't built that way and therefore cannot play that way. Not his fault and I'm not picking on him. Shawn Marion also comes to mind as a player who looked INCREDIBLE in Phoenix in the D'Antoni/Nash system (so much so he got the nickname "The Matrix") but looks sadly average in Dallas in their Dirk based system.
Eric Gordon
Gordon has looked much improved this year so far. His attacks to the basket seem more decisive and it looks like he's finishing better. However these first two games have brought to my mind weaknesses that may be hard or even impossible to overcome and they have nothing to do with anything in his control.
He is slightly short for today's NBA shooting guard position. Top guards like Kobe, Roy, Ray Allen, Kev Martin, Tyreke Evans, J-Rich all have around 3-4" on him. Let's face it. Everyone EJ's height that is awesome is a point guard and Eric just does not have PG skills. Could he develop them? Maybe in time. Maybe.
Sure Cuttino played the 2 guard spot and was only an inch taller than Gordon but he was crafty and a veteran when the Clips signed him. Can Gordon be just as effective as Cuttino at the 2 spot? Maybe someday but I doubt he will reach that level this season. Gordon to me is a maybe great someday type of player. Clipper Nation can hope all they want but it seems far from realistic to think he can reach Cuttino's level of play so young in his career.
Chris Kaman
Chris was actually one of the main reasons I became a Clipper fan. When I first saw him play I could see the potential for him becoming a dominant big man, which is a vital part to building a championship caliber team I think. Paired with Elton Brand I was totally convinced that the Clips were headed in the right direction.
Well, it's been seven long years later and I have to say I am getting very disappointed. For him to still be showing up as Mr. Flippy in 2010-2011 is sad to me. He has the ability to overpower and dunk over many opponents, dare I say, over MOST opponents. So when his jump shot is not falling, when his 2 foot finesse shots aren't dropping why won't he just dunk it? I've asked that year after year with no real answer and so my hope in Kaman has faded. I still think he's a decent big man when he's having a good night. But it's more than apparent that he does not know how to positively affect the game in other ways when his offense is not working. He did not learn from Camby. Man, I miss the effort and attitude of good old Marcus...
Ryan Gomes
Quite a while back Clipper Nation seemed to be dying for a "glue guy". According to some media reports that's what Gomes is. A vanilla type of player who plays within himself and the system and makes good basketball decisions while being a solid defender.
Tonight Ryan Gomes met Dorrell Wright who happened to go for 24 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists. This is glue guy defense?
Sure Butler defended some against Wright but at least Butler has some redeeming value in that he's a three point threat on the other end. Butler, even with all his weaknesses has a very definite identity. He is what he is and you are happy when he gives you what he's known for and when he doesn't you chalk it up to an off night and move on.
So back then, I was actually against the Clippers going for a glue guy. Why? I just didn't think the Clips had enough scorers. Adding one more guy who can't score just seemed like a bad idea at the time. So then many in the nation said well just because a player's a glue guy doesn't mean he can't score - and thus a debate began as to what exactly the definition is of a glue guy.
Fast forward to the present, Ryan Gomes may be a nice guy and teammate, a reliable do-what-the-coach-says type of player but I don't think he fits on this current team. After watching the first two games I believe more than ever before that the Clips need a BIG TIME SCORER in the SF slot. As much as we hated Al's incessant jab stepping he could bust out 20 points on any given night and was tantalizingly athletic.
For years we had good ol Uh-Oh Maggette-O. Mr. Clipper for life. As much as he frustrated me at times he was a very above average SF and a reliable scorer. How many free throws did we see Corey make? How many 20+ point games did he have with 5 FGAs? A gazillion. Where's the scoring now? Who's gonna get to the free throw line and stop the clock, extend the game, break up opponent runs now? Cue the crickets.
Randy Foye
When they got Foye and Gomes this summer, I thought "Wow, add Craig Smith and you have the Timberwolves West Part Deux!" Were they such a successful combo in Minnie that we had to have them here? All that money and cap room we got by not re-signing Steve Blake or Drew Gooden, trading away Camby and Randolph before that and this is what we end up with? But I kept my big mouth shut and thought "maybe I should watch them in some games first." So I watched the first two games. My initial reaction?
Wow! That's what we got in the offseason?
Foye seems average at his very best. Just another average point guard in the long list of Dickau and Hart and other forgettable Clipper backups. At least I was excited about Mike Taylor. And don't even bring up Shaun backing up Cassell. I'm gonna go cry now.
Brian Cook and Jarron Collins
Wow. We're that team now? The team with the has-been, washed up, un-athletic vets? Can you say boring to watch and only mildly effective? At least Skinner had interesting facial hair and remember Walter McCarty? He could sing and play keys!! Yeah!
What happened to the days of Chris Wilcox coming off the bench? Remember the braids flying as he smashed lobs from Shaun? Sigh. Heck I'd even take Paul Davis over Cookie and Collins.
DeAndre Jordan
What a great kid! Emphasis on kid. He dazzles at times and boggles the mind at others. How does he fit into the current style of play the Clippers run? Who knows? What is the current style of play? To the point of boredom, at least Dunleavy focused on being a defensive team. At least in that system DJ could focus on blocks and rebounds, boxing out, etc. Is that how VDN will use him?
DJ maybe great someday. Maybe. But this season? Another question mark...
Craig Smith & Rasual Butler
Great role players. They both seem to know what they are good at and are fairly dependable at it. But they need reliable stars (maybe even superstars) around them to really shine. The Clips don't have that as of now, the start of the season. I believe Smith and Butler will only look better as the season goes on.
Al-Farouq Aminu, Eric Bledsoe & Willie Warren
Haven't really seen enough of any of them to get any indication as to whether they can save this season for the Clips. A big unknown. However you look at it, pinning your playoff hopes on a bunch of rookies is most often a road to a big letdown.
How They All (Don't) Fit Around Blake Griffin
So obviously I didn't write about Blake because we all know everything about Blake, don't we? I don't need to write one word because it's already all been written. So the question is how do you fit everything around him?
As I mentioned before I think the Clips have some decent pieces but I am not feeling very hopeful as to them fitting together around Blake in any manner that will get them wins. Let me oversimplify for argument sake.
Baron, EJ, Butler, and DJ would probably be best in a run and gun type of HIGH SCORING system. You need lots of scorers in both your starting lineup and bench to outscore the other team.
Kaman, Smith, Collins, & Cook probably fit better in a slower half court type of system based on defense, limiting possessions by using the entire 24 second clock in a LOW SCORING game. Let's face it All Star Kaman has NEVER scored 30 in a single game in 7 seasons. Lower scoring games would maximize his part in it.
Who knows where all the rest of the players fit in. Probably somewhere in between the two. Either way I don't see how you can build a solid identity with this roster as it stands. Watching these last two games it almost seems like there isn't really any system and thus guys don't know what to do (except for Butler, who seems to always know his job is to shoot) which is actually refreshing now in this what-the-heck-is-going-on system.
Clippers Need Another Scorer
In the postgame Michael Smith said that if Kaman had been playing up to preseason form and made some more baskets the game would have been a lot closer. Pretty sad, huh. Closer. Doesn't that just reinforce the idea of the need for another scorer? Because the idea now is that if Kaman plays better and Gordon or Baron play better they might have beaten the Golden State Warriors? Yikes.
In the second half of the first game against Portland the Clips had another one of their now famous SIX minute droughts with no FGMs. They could have definitely used a guy who can flat out score the ball. But when you look at this Clipper roster you don't see anyone that can stop other teams from going on 10-0, 20-0 runs. Griffin is still a rookie (can't expect that of him just yet) and Baron, Kaman and EJ are just not reliable enough to get you a basket that will stop the bleeding and turn the tide.
So am I overreacting? Probably. But my gut tells me the Clips need to make a trade or find some scoring machine in the D-League soon or this season could be over fast.
Yup. I am not excited when I look at this year's roster. I hope VDN and the FO prove me wrong and somehow make it work but I just can't see it without a major change or addition. What say you Clipper Nation?


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UNITY in music is the following of set patterns and forms.
VARIETY is the "coloring outside of the lines" that makes music more interesting.
If your music has to much UNITY in it, your music can become stale and predictable. However, if your music has too much VARIETY in it, your music can become unintelligible and annoying.
By using UNITY and VARIETY to balance each other out, a music composition can present interesting patterns to the listener in a way that keeps those patterns fresh and interesting. UNITY is the rules that help music make sense to us. VARIETY is the breaking of those rules in order to create something that is unique and original.
Are you a UNITY person or a VARIETY person? You can be both. They are not enemies, but friends.
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News: Rick Ross "Thanks" 50 Cent W/ Triple C's Album, "Crushing You Gave Me The Confidence"
Thursday, Nov 5, 2009 5:30PM
Rick Ross has reportedly offered yet another taunt toward 50 Cent in the "Thank-You" section of his Triple C's group album, Custom Cars & Cycles.
Shown via a scanned image of the "Rick Ross Thanks:" section, the Southern rapper said he appreciated his short-lived rap rival with the G-Unit leader.
"I have to thank all the haters who prayed this day would never come...," Ross' comments read. "I rebuke you!! I have to thank Curtis 'Woodface' Jackson...crushing you gave me the confidence I needed to take over the whole game! It's ours now... 'May all my enemies and foes stumble and fall' - Psalm 27 The Biggest Boss you seen thus far. ROSSSSSS" (Rap Radar)
Ross' group album landed onto the charts earlier this week.
Rick Ross & Triple C's new album, Custom Cars & Cycles landed onto the charts this week at No. 44. With seven days under their names, the group consisting of Ross, Gunplay, Young Breed and Torch were able to sell 12,000 records after a week in stores. UPDATED: Custom Cars & Cycles has sold 12,100 albums according to Nielsen Soundscan. (Sales Wrap)
50 had previously predicted the album to move around 10,000 units in its first week on shelves.
"Threw the death blow to Rick, boom, six months later, Triple C's CD come Tuesday, you gonna find what those numbers are and you're gonna fall out," Fif promised in an interview. "You're gonna identify with the death blow. They can break ten [thousand copies] if they buy some. They can buy some. I don't know [all their names]. We know the police officer. We know the one that got knocked out. We know the kid from the Bronx. He's the tough one, right? The other guy, he wasn't sure if he wanted dreads or he wanted a flat top...People are developing this thing with me where they feel like I'm the bad guy, like I have bad intentions. It's not actually true, actually, I'd like to speak with the kids and tell them, 'Please, do not be this. Do not be like this.' [laughs] You understand?" (My Place)
According to Ross, the rapper benefited financially from his taunts at 50's camp earlier this year.
"I made more money, you know what I mean, after you crush such a huge donkey," Ross said referring to 50. "I'm the only one that put out a number one album and we in this business to put out records and put up numbers and generate funds and as you can see, I'm putting out another number one album while [G-Unit] hasn't put out one. So it's elementary to me and I think they learned their lesson, they know to keep going, R.I.P. Hold up, let's give a moment of silence, it's only right to bow our heads for Lloyd Banks. I pray my career don't be like Lloyd Banks'." (Real Talk NY)
Check out Rick Ross speaking on G-Unit below: