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KINGSTON, Jamaica – Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller will be truncating her official four day visit to Canada to return to Jamaica given the tropical storm now threatening the island.
Finance Minister Dr Peter Phillips, making a statement in Parliament today, said the prime minister was expected in the island later this evening.
Simpson Miller, who engaged in talks with the Canadian government over the last two days, was originally expected to return to the island on Thursday.
Today Dr Phillips said she was "cutting her visit short" to return to take charge of the current hurricane preparations.
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Battles over Autonomy: The Commons Alternative
"The Commons is a way of reproducing society that opposes the market logic, puts in question private property, profit and competition and points to a future form of society beyond capitalism.. The Commons is not the solution but the change of perspectives that makes possible new solutions."
The Commons is not a cure-all that saves capitalism from itself
By Brigitte Kratzwald
[This commentary published 5/30/2012 is translated from the German on the Internet, http://www.taz.de/Debaztte-Commons/942901. Brigitte Kratzwald is a sociologist engaged in several Commons projects in her hometown of Graz. Her "Solidarity Economy and the Commons" (with Andreas Exner) was recently published.]
The term Commons has different meanings and is used for different goals by different people. The Nobel Prize winner Elinor Ostrom describes the Commons as an institution for the shared use of limited natural resources and doesn't rely on the arguments of the liberal economy.
In times of climate change and "peak everything," Elinor Ostrom's work is important because it opens up a multitude of possibilities through new perspectives "beyond the market and the state" on how resources can be used sustainably and how human needs can be better satisfied. The system itself is not put in question.
In the meantime the World Bank relies on the Commons. British Prime Minister David Cameron appeals to the power of community to legitimate cuts of the social budget. The concept "sustainable regions" also emphasizes the engagement of local communities because states can no longer compensate for the social dislocations arising through the constant competitive pressure of globalized capitalism. Is the Commons the cure-all or panacea that saves capitalism from itself?
Understanding the Commons as institutions fades out social hierarchies of power and the strategies of hegemonial power to monopolize ideas and concepts that come from the social movements for attaining their own goals. The Commons play an important role for social battlers around shifting the balance of power and are not only institutions for managing resources. Therefore exploring the complexity of the term is rewarding.
The Commons is a way of reproducing society that opposes the market logic, puts in question private property, profit and competition and points to a future form of society beyond capitalism. Since the capitalist system cannot maintain itself, it necessarily needs Commons areas particularly in crisis situations. However if these are extended too much, they become a threat since they give participants the power of rejecting the unreasonable exactions of paid labor and market competition.
Thus the Commons are spaces of collective self-empowerment. This was true for the shared pasture land in feudalism and for the Internet today. For this reason, the Commons are always ambivalent. They can return control over their living conditions to participants but they can also be instrumentalized by capital or pushed back with repressive means.
Battles around the Commons are struggles around autonomy and human dignity and are directed against all kinds of power structures. These struggles are themselves a form of communing – a climate camp, a G8-protest, resistance against castor-transport and the tent cities of the Occupy movement. They all represent practices of communing in which alternative resistant ways of conduct and subjectivization can be developed and tested and values and social relations can be formed that are fundamentally different from those of capitalist societies.
In the search for alternatives as an answer to the concrete crisis situation, many initiatives are now arising that organize certain areas of life according to this logic in manageable areas of personal relations – except for Internet communities. To see these practices as a blueprint for reorganizing society would certainly be naïve. However the change of the balance of power that occurs through these practices, the experiences that are made and the values and relations that arise are the prerequisites for new institutions and new forms of organization that can develop on social and global planes based on the logic of the Commons.
"Beyond market and state" does not mean the market and the state cannot play any role any more and everything must be self-organized. What is special about the Commons idea is a change of perspectives. Instead of focusing on growth chances and profit possibilities, the Commons perspective starts from human needs and existing natural resources and asks how these needs can be best satisfied with these resources and asks how as many participants as possible can join in decisions.
The state can take different roles in the institutions that develop. It can be custodian, administrator or mediator. However the decisions about this and about the modalities of production and distribution must be made by all citizens. What is the best form of organization depends on the situation and the resources.
For example, a regional energy cooperative can be a good solution in a rural area while it can be more sensible in a large city when the energy supply remains in the ownership of the city, as the Berlin Energy Table proposes. Who ultimately has the say and whether everyone has access to affordable energy is decisive, not the legal form.
How these institutions appear and whether they return control over their living conditions to people. Whether they help satisfy needs or only pacify resistance can only be decided in every particular case by the participants themselves. Demanding a kind of instruction for use misunderstands the idea of the Commons. The Commons is not the solution but the change of perspectives that makes possible new solutions.
Brigitte Kratzwald: Towards a constructive approach to commoning
January 14, 2011
Michel Bauwens
From a debate in the Commoning mailing list, and how commoners should deal with political and philosophical differences.
Brigitte Kratzwald:
"As a starting point I'd claim that all of us think that the current way to organize our societies produces serious problems and something has to be changed. But, nevertheless, we have different motivations for our activities and different assumptions of how society works, how man "is"or how society should look like. Some are concerned about climate change and environmental damages and focus on the use of natural resources, some have spiritual or religious arguments relying on the connectedness of all living beings, some are concerned about the loss of social cohesion and the growing social inequality, some are striving for individual freedom to realize ones potential, some for more social justice or food sovereignty, some have aesthetic notions of a life in harmony, some want to overcome capitalism. This is the place where the discussion about ideology is located. But as soon as it comes to concrete action, very similar modes of social practice might occur even from very different ideological background. This is why all of us ended up in the commons movement and on this mailing list. Producing commons seems to be a good solution from many different points of view.
So, if some people start to run, let's say, an open source network or a community garden they may do it from all the motivations mentioned above, or from mere existential needs (which holds more for the community garden) of simply for fun (which holds more for the open source network). What they are doing, however, shows effects – on them and on their social and natural environment. And these effects might be rather independent from their motivation and their intentions. These activities can empower those who participate, they might turn out to be beneficial to the environment, they in any case will change social relations and challenge property relations, they might make some people more independent from the market system by satisfying their existential needs, they might contribute to the development of strong social networks, but some commons may be only accessible for elites and thus excluding others, some might be harmful to other commons and some might also turn out as just supporting the market system by reproducing labor power for free, or by providing resources for free. Hence it seems important, to have a theoretical framework, categories and instruments to evaluate the implications of our commons.
And these we may find without referring to the attitudes or ideologies that motivated us to produce commons.
So we do not need a common denominator in WHY we are producing commons (that means, we are not open only for anti-capitalists), we do not need to argue about world views and assumptions of what or how men, society or nature "is", or whether all of these things "are" not, but are permanently (re)produced by social interaction. One could discuss this for years without finding consensus. Instead we should try to find out what we want to achieve by the commons and to agree on criteria and instruments to assess the effects of the commons we make.
What we had to agree on are principles like the following (these of course are only tentative, just take them as examples):
As all of us are, I suppose, convinced that for some things commons are more adequate to fulfill people's needs or to sustainable use of resources than markets are, we could agree on
* that a space for commons to develop and to persist should be provided and guaranteed
* that there have to be enough resources to create and maintain commons
* that all people should have access to commons, maybe even a right to commons
* that one commons must not exploit other commons
* that the commons must not be exploited by capital
If we agree on principles like that, we also need to find a theoretical concept, instruments and criteria for the evaluation of our commons, to see whether they confirm to these principles and how to develop mechanisms, rules, social practices or laws to achieve this. To this purpose theoretical concepts for evaluation have to be taken seriously and not to be refused as standing against the commons or as offending the people producing commons. We must allow that these instruments are applied to our commons, we must allow critique and, finally, argumentation must refer to the evaluation process and draw on the experiences of commoners and not on our intentions.
There are some of us who highlight the potential of the commons to spread and survive from their own, while there are some who stress the threat of enclosures and questions of power. Thus there will be a lot of discussions about the desirable outcomes and how to evaluate them and how to achieve and secure them. One can of course question the theoretical framework for the evaluation and propose another one in addition or instead, one can question the criteria and whether the instruments were applied properly.
But this is a discussion different from that about assumptions, motivations and intentions WHY we want to make commons. Instead it's about HOW to make commons and to WHICH END. And I think it might be possible to agree on many – though not on all – principles on that level, where questions of ideology simply aren't relevant. As Michel already mentioned, the property-issue is broadly agreed on, for example. Or, people who don't find the question of power as crucial as others do, could still agree on that to be a criterion for evaluation and the same holds for other criteria not all of us are convinced of. If we managed to do so, there would be a large space for common practice, for sharing experience, for developing viable commons, without referring to ideological differences on the motivation side. "
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First off I take no credit to the story oublished about Tulloch here but it is a very interesting article I think everyone should at least browse over gotta few links for ya
I want you to to look at those player profile links for me everyone please please and tell me Lofton isnt the better MLB. Tullochs deal is exp to be 6M or under.... they said Tulloch would set the market.... I want the Police back in ATL, I gotta believe hes taking these trips just trying to get the Falcons to come up a little bit, he loves ATL and if you wanna be honest has been one of the only consinstant players we've had. With a new DC everyone is praising he should flourish even more. Hes still very young, hes a CORE FALCON to me.... He helped shine the shit off the organization and helped build that team and defense. If we lose him, I'll feel like were pulling a rock and face of ATL Falcons organization. I hope we can hammer something out with him soon.... Thoughts? Cast your vote Please


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Guardsman awarded $200m security contract
KINGSTON, Jamaica - The Government has approved a contract to employ Guardsman Security Limited for over $200 million to provide security at some of Jamaica's recreational areas.
Information Minister Sandrea Falconer told reporters at today's Post Cabinet briefing that the contract was awarded to Guardsman for the provision of security services for two years to the following subsidiaries and properties of the Urban Development Corporation (UDC).
- Dunn's River Falls and Park
- Green Grotto Caves
- Ocho Rios Bay Beach
- Turtle River Park
- Laughing Waters
- Roaring River
- The St Ann Development Companies main office
- The Ocean Village Shopping center and
- Ridge Falls
She said the company is to provide perimeter and preventative security, parking regulations among other services.
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Family Safety Tip: How to talk to your kids about Osama bin Laden
May 2, 2011 by WGTS 91.9
Filed under Family Safety Tip, Morning Show
It's all over the news, and your kids are listening and watching. Maybe you're getting the question: "Mommy…why are people happy that Osama bin Laden was killed?
The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry has some advice for how to approach a discussion with your child about recent terrorism related events, like the killing of Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden:
1. Wait until your child is ready to talk, don't force a conversation. Help them express themselves, through art or writing.
2. Answer a child's questions honestly, using age appropriate concepts for their level of understanding. Don't overload a child with too much information.
3. Be prepared to repeat explanations or conversations. Asking the same questions over may be your child's way of asking for reassurance.
4. Avoid stereotyping groups of people by race, nationality, or religion. Use the opportunity to teach tolerance and explain prejudice.
5. Don't let children watch lots of violent or upsetting images on TV. Repetitive frightening images or scenes can be very disturbing, especially to young children. Children who have experienced trauma or losses may show more intense reactions to tragedies or news of war or terrorist incidents. These children may need extra support and attention.
"Watching, reading, or examining the news together is the best way to gauge a child's reaction and to help a child or teen deal with the information", according to Robin F. Goodman, Ph.D. , a clinical psychologist specializing in bereavement issues. "In discussing what is viewed or heard when together, parents and professionals become informed about how the children processed the material and how they feel about it."
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It's happening now: a monumental shift from TVs and PCs to tablets and smartphones. It's called the mobile revolution. It's old news right? Wrong. There is still money to be made as the mobile revolution continues to grow. We may be past the beginning, but we are nowhere near the end.
In fact, the International Data Corporation projects 18.3% annual growth in the smartphone market until 2016, a 96% increase over four years. Neil Mawston of Strategy Analytics says that the number of smartphones in the world will double in the next three years from one to two billion. By 2015, almost a third of the world will possess smartphones.
Here are three companies that will profit from the mobile trend.
Football gone mobile
Americans' eyes are glued to football more than any other professional sport. The two most recent Super Bowls, for example, generated ratings over 48, making them the most watched television events ever. So Verizon decided to harness this potential cash cow.
In June, Verizon paid the NFL $1 billion for rights to air Sunday afternoon games on mobile devices. Before, Verizon could only stream Sunday, Thursday, and Monday night games. Now, Verizon users can enjoy Sunday afternoon games in their home market as well.
This deal is dynamite for Verizon as it gives the carrier a way to widen its economic moat. Through the deal, Verizon hopes to attract new customers while also earning subscription and advertising dollars through the exclusive NFL app.
The deal comes to the dismay of cable companies like Comcast, one of many television providers who are losing their grip on exclusive rights to sports programming. Although Comcast is expanding its options to meet increased demand for streaming and applications (the firm recently experimented with on-demand streaming for certain programs), the NFL is the Holy Grail of television.
Advertisers especially love the NFL because games are rarely recorded for later. When consumers are watching football, it's almost always live – no fast-forwarding commercials. Still, if consumers stop watching the games on TV, advertisers will logically reduce advertising spend on the tube.
If at first you don't succeed…
Unfortunately for Facebook , its highly anticipated release of the 'Facebook Home' interface did not go as well as the company hoped. The Android skin that effectively makes users' devices revolve around Facebook received disappointing ratings from the get-go. Reception could have been worse, but it seemed consumers weren't impressed with version one of Facebook's mobile initiative.
Nevertheless, Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg is unfazed by the lackluster performance of the first version. Said Sandberg:
"Facebook Home is V1 of what is a very large transformation that we think absolutely will happen, which is rebuilding your phone around people. The phone is an incredibly social device."
The mobile world had better be ready for V2, V3, or however many versions Facebook tries before it hits the mark. By releasing Facebook Home, Facebook proved its commitment to the changing times. With its user base of over one billion, it's only a matter of time until the social media giant learns how to cash in on its mobile advertising potential.
Microprocessors anyone?
Whether you are watching football, checking Facebook, texting, or (gasp) talking on the phone, your device will need advanced microprocessors. Qualcomm makes them.
According to Forbes, Qualcomm owns a 50% market share in the smartphone application processor market. Qualcomm also owns 86% of the market in LTE phone modems (the framework for 4G). Forget the Apple versus Google debate, Qualcomm supplies to both.
In the microprocessing world, Intel still has the lion's share of the market. With 65%, Intel dwarfs Qualcomm's 9.4% share. But get ready for the gap to close. Intel has such a large share because of PCs. The shift from PCs to smartphones and tablets is happening now. And as I said before, Qualcomm is top dog in those markets.
Time to Buy?
Should you call your broker right now to buy these stocks? Not quite. First we should take a look at the three companies' P/E ratios:
P/E Ratio
I think Qualcomm is the deal. It's only trading at 17 times earnings and I would argue it has the most to gain from the mobile revolution.
Verizon and Facebook are certainly a tougher call. I would wait for a pullback to scoop up Verizon (its shares are trading high because it pays out a cushy 4.1% dividend). Facebook? I've been bullish on Facebook since it crashed following its IPO. Even with such a high P/E ratio, at just over $24 I think Facebook is going to move up. A company with such a massive user base will find a way to monetize.


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The Tulsa Drillers stretch their winning streak to four games with Wednesday's 11-1 victory over Northwest Arkansas. Tulsa has won their last two games against the Naturals in two very different ways. On Tuesday the Drillers used just two hits to plate 5-runs in a 5-3 win. The home team connected for 14-hits in Wednesday's 11-1 victory.
Kyle Parker gave the Drillers a 3-0 lead in the 3rd with a 2-run home run over the wall in left. It was his 11th homer of the season. They added three more runs in the fifth off a couple of base hits from Kyle Roling and Angelys Nina.
The Naturals scored their only run of the game in the 6th when Brett Eibner hits a solo shot to left. But Tulsa answered with four runs of their own in the bottom half of the sixth.
Tyler Matzek (2-5, 4.37) got his second win of the year. He pitched six strong innings giving up just the one run on four hits.
The Tulsa win keeps the Drillers just 2 1/2 games out of first place in the North Division behind Arkansas. They are one game back of Springfield for second.
This series moves to Springdale, AR for Thursday's game three. The First pitch is set for 6:00pm. Then it returns back to Tulsa's ONEOK Field on Friday.
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probably the single word most over used, abused and twisted of the past 10 years.
now I too am having fun, trying to put it in a real context, giving a body to a soul, to this virtual word.
derived from the word "economy.
imagine, factory, architecure, photo portfolio, steel, glass, concrete, gas station, chocolate factory, milan, italy, train station, railroad, sansiro soccer stadium, abbandoned factory, old economy, new economy, sweet economy, gasoline economy, sport economy, real economy, christmas economy, transport economy


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British Court Issues War Crimes Arrest Warrant For Tzipi Livni Israeli Foreign Minister!
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Gloucester Daily Times
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Student drivers get door-to-door pick-up and drop-off when they sign-up for classes at the newly launched Scatterday's Driving School.
Operating out of 85 Eastern Ave., Gloucester, Scatterday's offers a complete driver education plan for teens as well as private lessons and custom services — from refresher lessons to road test preparation— for all ages, says Rockport resident and founder David Scatterday,
"We're known for the special attention we give to nervous people and senior citizens," said Scatterday, in a prepared statement. "We are professional teachers, licensed and registered by the Registry of Motor Vehicles. Whether you are a new driver, or just want to sharpen your skills, we will work with you to teach you everything you need to know to be a safe driver."
Classes are held monthly, and the school offers accelerated, one week classes during the summer. When school is in session, there a two-week class for 10 nights. The next 5-day course runs from Aug. 20 to 24, with classes running from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. All students must have a learner's permit and be 15 years of age.
"We will work with you to teach you everything you need to know to be a safe driver," said Scatterday, with a big emphasis on safety, which adds Scatterday, "is our No. 1 priority.
For information, call 978-282-8205 or visit www.scatterdaysdrivingschool.com.
Farm growing produce, beef
Rockport's Seaview Farm Boarding Stables, has this month expanded its inventory to include farm-raised beef at its general store, 38 South St., which also sells fresh, farm-produced fruits and vegetables.
Established in 1838 as a dairy farm, Seaview has, since the 1970s, operated as a full -service boarding stable offering riding lessons by certified instructors. Its recent venture into offering fresh farm produce and beef marks something of a return to its original origins, but its equestrian operations will continue as usual, under the direction of Kenneth Charles Lane, the seventh generation in the Lane family to work the farm. For more information, visit www.seaviewstables.com.
Chamber's summer networker cruises
Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce is hosting two after-hours business networking cruises this month; the first, on Aug. 15, onboard an Essex River charter cruise, departing 35 Dodge St. in Essex at at 5 p.m., returning by 7 p.m.; the second, a businesswomen's sunset sail on Aug. 21, onboard the schooner Thomas E. Lannon, departing Seven Seas Wharf, 63 Rogers St. in Gloucester, at 6 p.m., and returning by 8 p.m. For information orreservations, call Tim Burton at 978-283-1601, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Clarence Lee "Curly" Harris (1905-1999) was the manager of the F.W. Woolworth store in Greensboro when four North Carolina A&T State University students sat-in at the lunch counter on February 1, 1960, setting off civil rights protests in Greensboro and throughout the country.
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In this seven-page document, Clarence "Curly" Harris comments on historian William Chafe's book Civilities and Civil Rights . Harris, who was manager of the Greensboro Woolworth store at the time of the sit-ins, provides extensive footnotes refuting factual details and many of Chafe's assertions presented in the chapter covering the 1960 Greensboro sit-ins. Harris takes issue especially as to how he and the F.W. Woolworth Co. are represented in the book, as well as with the specific timing of certain events. He notes how much Woolworth's lost due to protests around the country and concludes that the sit-ins were responsible for destroying many downtown business districts throughout the South.
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Seems like "non-market" teams aren't the only ones who hate this thing:
I wrote something about it on SBN Atlanta that has gotten some of the usual Peg-troll comments, along with voices of fans that I like to think're in the majority: people who want a team but not at the expense of someone else's. I, of course, think that it's tacky and unprofessional that a network like TSN would do this. Glad to see that others agree.
BReynolds from Hockey Wilderness takes TSN to task too. It's eloquent, and carries some weight because it comes from someone who is in probably the biggest hockey state in the US - he's not calling for us to move. He's calling for TSN to back off too. He's a fan of an expansion team as well as a team that was drug off to a market that, at the time, made no sense, so he gets both sides of the argument. It's more than worth a read. Here's a taste.
The lesson I was referring to earlier was learned when I came to SBNation. I held a strong belief that hockey did not belong in the south. I did not know there were passionate fans in those markets. All I knew was that they couldn't sell out their buildings, and that irritated me. I was all for moving the Coyotes back to Winnipeg, the Hurricanes back to Hartford, and the Stars could come home, and hockey in Florida? Really?
Then I met the fans, I met the people covering the sport in those markets (ahem, Russo), and I learned about the markets. The reason markets like Phoenix aren't working? Terrible, horrible, almost criminal mismanagement of the business side of the game. It is not the product on the ice, and it is not for lack of love of the game. It is the fornt office, and they needed to be called out for it.


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"The Real Slim Shady" - Eminem
"Police And Thieves" - The Clash
"You Can't Lose" - The Knux
"Boombox" - Dirt Nasty
"You Are The Best" - Tim Myers and Joy Williams
"I've Gotta Crow" -Written by Carolyn Leigh and Mark Charlap"Fifteen Miles On The Eerie Canal" - Written by Thomas S. Allen"Caesar" - Ty Segall
"Helena Beat" - Foster the People
"So Into You" - Atlanta Rhythm Section
"Party Rock Anthem" - LMFAO ft Lauren Bennett & GoonRock
"Straight Outta Compton" - N.W.A
"Every Time I See Your Face" - Elon
"Get Me Golden" - Terraplane Sun
"Swell Window" - Zee Avi
"Lookin' Fly" - Murs
"Rescue Song" (Naked & Famous Remix) - Mr. Little Jeans
"Graduation (Friends Forever)" - Vitamin C
"Call The Police" - Ini Kamoze
"21 Jump Street (Theme From the Motion Picture)" - Rye Rye and Esthero
"21 Jump Street" - Wallpaper
Tian | June 17, 2014 12:41 AM
What's the song when Schmidt first sees Molly riding on her bike??
Luis | May 26, 2014 2:31 PM
What's the song called when they run into the prom and their on the big screen please hurry I want to find it ð£ð«ð¡
Leslie | February 15, 2014 5:58 PM
anyone know the name of the song playing while Doug was at track? sounds like an irish rock band.
Caaarisssa | February 5, 2014 2:06 PM
What's the song that plays in stage four of the HFS video that IceCube shows them.. its like a fast beat and ugh its killing me to know the name haha pls help! (:
Herlangga | December 24, 2013 1:22 PM
Anyone knows what is the song that have sang by doug and brad together ? Somethin sounds like "french fries" before the gangsta said "I know you two! You're the cop!" Please respond cause I've been seeking that sh*t everywhere but I got nothin'
Herlangga | December 24, 2013 1:22 PM
Anyone knows what is the song that have sang by doug and brad together ? Somethin sounds like "french fries" before the gangsta said "I know you two! You're the cop!" Please respond cause I've been seeking that sh*t everywhere but I got nothin'
noah | December 15, 2013 7:00 PM
whts tht song wen schmidt sees molly in the school parking lot
Jon Jon | June 24, 2013 3:51 AM
What's that song when jenko and Schmidt get exspelled from school and jenko says at a point I thought we were brothers I would take a bullit for you
Devon Faulks | March 18, 2013 8:36 AM
Go To NME.com and type 21 Jump street theme Mark Mothersbaugh Thats the instrumental song we kept hearing.
paxton bair | February 28, 2013 4:27 PM
What is the music or song that plays when they arrive at school undercover in the car??
saram | February 8, 2013 8:54 AM
wats the name of the song which comes when they r getting of the limo
JuggerNaut | December 16, 2012 1:10 AM
whats the last song right at the end of the credits ? doesnt last very long,
sort of go come on and jump... 'We'd never thought we'd find a place where we belong, dont have to stand alone we'll never let you fall, dont need permission to decicde what you feel yo jump down jump street I gon jump down on jump street"
Wesker | December 14, 2012 12:34 AM
what is the instrumental song at the sony pictures clip(sounds like a war motivation song) please help i cant find it anywhere
alicedance | November 2, 2012 5:21 PM
hey;) i lóoking for the great minimal sound at the end.... pls if somebody knew ;) tell me! ^^
Chris Dassler | October 19, 2012 2:44 PM
Whats The Name Of The Song Where Doug And Brad Buy Alcohol And Weed B4 The Party Starts And They Are All Like I Dont Have A Fake ID Googled It And Youtubed It Cant Find It
nimur | September 25, 2012 8:45 PM
whats that song when jonas hill talks with molly at the ambulance??
the same song appears when jonas talks with molly in his peter pan costume.
it sound piano tastic.
and its not this "everytime i see your face by elon"
pls respond
Ashvin | September 17, 2012 5:47 PM
Guys, the song that plays, when Schmidt (Jonah Hill) sees Molly (Brie Larson), for the first time and also plays, when Schmidt & Molly get ready for the play (Schmidt asks her, "Is this costume, too sexy?" and she says "Bend your knees a little bit" and when he does "Yes, it is"), is apparently, 'Everytime I See Your Face' by Elon. I've listened to that song sample, I think it may be the instrumental of Everytime I See Your Face. Here's a link to check it out: http://www.reverbnation.com/play_now/song_11471247
Cameron | September 7, 2012 7:53 PM
WhaT is the song called when they get out of the limmozine to go to prom? I'm dying to know. Som1 please reply and tell me.
andreia | September 1, 2012 5:27 PM
whats the name of the song when schmidt talks for the first time on the telephone with molly? it's in none of those pages that keep being posted here. someone help please?
AUS | August 28, 2012 10:54 PM
whats the song that plays when ice cube shows them the phases of HFS on the fu.k ya motherfu.ker
vrto | August 25, 2012 10:44 AM
the house music on the end of the movie?
Emilie | August 9, 2012 10:20 PM
What's that song that they play...when they are getting out of that white lemo, with all the 'fine a$$ hunnys'???? and the doves flying out n stuff?!
Haley | July 31, 2012 4:23 PM
What song plays when Schmidt sees the popular blonde girl for the first time? It also plays at the end when they kiss
Hannah | July 23, 2012 3:51 AM
this site has all the songs youre looking for!
Brandon | July 19, 2012 1:48 PM
I'm looking for the song that plays when they get their first bust and walk into the station triumphantly.
Dkdemen | July 18, 2012 7:41 AM
Check it here, all the original soundtracks.
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ldbfvksdfb | July 17, 2012 9:48 PM
whats the first song that plays during the credits ??? youtube is no help -_-
j-dog | July 16, 2012 1:47 PM
cant find slim shady plz help!!!!!!!!!!!D:
dj | July 11, 2012 2:11 AM
name the song were shmidt calls the blonde girl? its an oldie?
Andrew | July 10, 2012 3:08 PM
Whats the song when they get to Eric's house and Jonah says "that's so cool that your parents don't give a shit about you"???
Please help!!
steafun | July 9, 2012 1:24 PM
What was the name of the song at "phase 4 f.ck yeah motherf.cker" and the teacher was saying "I like the confidence son" there is a music like 8bit old nintendo Nes sound.
185 | July 6, 2012 1:28 PM
song when they arrive at highschool for the first time and exit the car? thx
gage | July 5, 2012 9:08 PM
hira its graduation friends forever by vitamin c
Hira | July 5, 2012 5:22 PM
What's the name of the song when they say "let's get ready for prom" I've been looking for it like crazy please help! :(
Pete | July 3, 2012 12:26 PM
Name of song, during house party scene, sounds like a fast, tecno type, club song?, thanks!!
VTF | July 2, 2012 7:10 AM
Ok this one is probably hard to find but when they are tripping major ballsack scene, after talking to the gym teacher the big handsome guy goes back to class and starts saying science b.s. and says'fuck you science'. It's a classic music song. it's awesome and funny please tell if u know.
123 | June 28, 2012 6:05 PM
what is the song name that is played right at the beginning when they show Columbia pictures and all the other productions. the song was an instrumental song.
Luke | June 28, 2012 10:40 AM
Does anyone know the name of the song when they say "lets get ready for prom" And then the mum says its time for chores?
brad | June 28, 2012 5:51 AM
JILL the name of the song is
Mr. Little Jeans- Rescue Song
its the one playing while molly is dancing
satan | June 28, 2012 5:25 AM
anyone knows the song played when the guy sees the girl on the bike, also when he ask her go to the prom
mia | June 27, 2012 6:41 PM
mr little jeans - rescue song (naked and famous remix)
Jill | June 26, 2012 11:13 PM
What is the song when they get to prom and Molly is dancing.. It comes on right after the rap song
ryan | June 22, 2012 11:30 PM
whats the very last song when the credits are playing?
Luis Diego Hernandez | June 14, 2012 12:00 AM
whats the name when they shoot at the dick of the professor? Please
swaggy | June 12, 2012 8:20 PM
what is the name of the song, when they just get at the school and he see's the girl on her bicycle ?
Brendan | June 12, 2012 1:01 PM
"what is the name of the sad song that plays when they are both sitting on the benches opposite of eachother and they are both crying and they both kick the trash can?"
I would also like to know what this song is? Anybody knows at all?
kyle | June 3, 2012 6:12 PM
what was the song when they are sitting in the lunch room and then one guy says i blame glee... fuck you glee! its a really chill song and i want it
tinkerbell | June 2, 2012 2:56 PM
I want the song that they play just after the movie ends......
G | May 31, 2012 9:46 PM
what is the name of the sad song that plays when they are both sitting on the benches opposite of eachother and they are both crying and they both kick the trash can?
JOHN | May 28, 2012 8:15 PM
the name of the song eric is playing when he goes: mother earth, mother earth is dying, and when it rains it means that beautiful bitch is crying... please help me its driving me crazy i cant find it anywhere!!!
GEI | May 24, 2012 11:21 PM
tay | May 23, 2012 2:10 AM
What is the song called when. He finds out he got stabbed
It says " everybody in the house tonite " then it says "everybodys
Gonna have a good time
sandeep | May 15, 2012 4:18 AM


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Not many people have aortic aneurysms, but those who do have a high risk of dying from them. The aorta is the main artery that carries blood from the heart to all the rest of the body. An aneurysm is a weak spot in the artery wall that can balloon out, thin the tissue and possibly rupture. Of those who suffer a ruptured aortic aneurysm, 50 percent die before they get to the hospital and a significant additional number may die during treatment or in recovery.
Luckily for many today, aortic aneurysms often are discovered before they reach a size where rupture is imminent. Better internal imaging techniques including CT scans and ultrasound make it possible to identify even very small aneurysms.
Because aortic aneurysms are relatively rare, there is no recommended screening protocol. Most are found during imaging for other conditions such as gall bladder problems or kidney stones. Patients are referred to cardiovascular specialists for follow up, generally known as 'watchful' waiting. Imaging studies are scheduled at regular intervals to monitor changes in the aneurysm and once it grows large enough, the patient is referred for elective surgery to repair it.
Since 1999, Central Texas surgeons at Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeons (CTVS) in Austin have increasingly been using a new, minimally invasive technique that significantly reduces the length of the surgery, pain and recovery time for the patient.
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For many years, repair of the aneurysm required major open body cavity surgery and a long recovery, although it usually is successful. Surgeons substitute a Dacron graft for the weakened part of the artery.
A cardiothoracic surgeon, who repairs the part of the aorta that runs through the chest, or a peripheral vascular surgeon, who works on the part of the aorta that runs through the abdomen, generally performs surgery.
"Aneurysms are an important cause of death in people over 65," says vascular surgeon Joe K.Wells, MD, of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeons (CTVS) in Austin. "A typical patient will have other types of cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol or may be smokers. Previously, the standard treatment was to watch an aneurysm until it grew to five centimeters, about the size of an orange (a normal aorta is about the width of a small garden hose). When they reach that size, there is a significant risk that it could burst, resulting in internal bleeding and possibly death."
"Open surgery would be planned during which the aneurysmal section of the aorta is essentially cut out and replaced with a synthetic graft."
If a patient is too sick to survive a lengthy open surgery, minimally invasive surgery offers choices.
"This new method opens up surgical treatment to people who may not have been candidates before," comments cardiothoracic surgeon Mark C. Felger, MD, of CTVS. "A 70-year-old man with terrible pulmonary disease would be told to go home and hope the aneurysm didn't rupture. It's a ticking time bomb."
"Now we can fix it. Although that patient might die from something, it won't be from an aneurysm rupture."
How it Works
The technique is similar to heart catheterization. A tiny catheter is inserted into the aorta through two small incisions in the groin area, where it's progress is monitored with imaging.
"The graft is deployed within the aorta. It looks like a piece of cylindrical chicken wire covered by a synthetic material coiled onto a stick," says Dr. Felger. "Once it reaches the right location, it is released and deployed to cover the inside of the aneurysm."
"It's like a tube within a tube," he continues. "Imagine if you were running water through a hose with an outpouching, how the water would swirl around. The slightly smaller tube fits inside and seals off the swirling, causing the blood to flow properly. This is a much more elegant solution and a very good fix compared to major surgery."
There is no statistical difference in survival rates between minimally invasive surgery and an open procedure.
"The real difference is the speed of recovery and the patient's quality of life in the months after repair," adds Dr. Wells. Patients may spend one night in the hospital, be able to eat and drink right away, be able to walk right away and experience little or no blood loss. This is a remarkable step forward compared to a week in the hospital, more pain and lengthy recovery."
Who is at Risk
Aortic aneurysm risk factors include:
- Age (over 60)
- Smoking
- High blood pressure
- Atherosclerosis (build-up of plaque in the blood vessels)
- Gender (men are more likely to have it than women)
- Race (more common in whites)
- Family history
- Marfan syndrome (genetic condition that affects connective tissue throughout the body)
Aneurysms are often symptom-free, but there are certain signs that warrant checking with your doctor. They include:
- Pulsing sensation in chest or abdomen
- Tenderness or pain in chest or abdomen
- Back pain
You can reduce your risk of developing an aneurysm by keeping your blood pressure under control, getting regular exercise and reducing the amount of fat and cholesterol in your diet. If you are a smoker, quit.
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Mark C. Felger, M.D., is a Texas native, originally from San Antonio. He graduated from Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. He completed his General Surgery internship and residency at Emory University in Atlanta and his Cardiothoracic Surgery residency at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. He has practiced with Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeons since 1997. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Thoracic Surgery. Dr. Felger specializes in Adult Cardiothoracic Surgery including heart transplantation, mitral valve repair, and minimally invasive coronary artery bypass surgery.
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Dr. Wells is a Texas native, originally from Austin. He earned his medical degree from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas, where he also completed his residency in General Surgery. He completed his fellowship in Vascular Surgery at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas. Dr. Wells has practiced with Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeons since 2000. Dr. Wells is a Diplomate of the American Board of Surgery and holds a certificate of Special Qualifications in Vascular Surgery. Dr. Wells also specializes in minimally invasive vascular procedures, such as endoluminal abdominal aneurysm repair, arterial balloon angioplasty and stent placement.


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With just a little over 24 hours to go before Michigan State faces North Carolina in the first "Carrier Classic" comes word that the Spartans have already agreed to play in the game again in 2013. This according to Joe Rexrode, who cites Mike Whalen of the Morale Entertainment Foundation as his source.
Additionally, Rexrode says the event has already been scheduled to continue next season with a men's game between Arizona and Connecticut, and a women's game between Ohio State and Notre Dame. The women's teams from Connecticut and Stanford have also reportedly agreed to participate in 2013. As of this moment, no opponent for Michigan State has been named.
Friday night's game between the Spartans and Tar Heels will be played on the USS Carl Vinson, which attracted attention in May for being the site of Osama Bin Laden's burial at sea. The game will take place on the aircraft carrier's flight deck, which has been designed to sit roughly 7,000 people, most of whom will be servicemen.
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Originally I thought this would be too early to post. None of the guys who were called up on September 1st (the day the rosters expanded) were making their Cubs debut. And it's the middle of September and we've had a pretty good look at a lot of the players who are on the 40 man roster and have a chance to make it on next year's roster.
Obvious options include Jake Fox, Micah Hoffpauir (not sure if he's a "regular" yet, given his demotion earlier), and Sam Fuld. What about the bullpen? What about guys who aren't yet on the 40 man roster?
Reed Johnson has been one of the best pick ups for Hendry, as far as doing the job that is asked of him. He's played all of the outfield positions, has speed, excellent defense, and can hit pretty well. His injuries this year and the fact that he's 32 and worth a few million (he's making 3 million this year) make Sam Fuld a better option. Both are left handed, and both are scrappy and hard working. Fuld is cheaper, has more speed, and equally as good if not better defense. The hitting is not quite there yet, but he's a hard worker and is young and still has a chance. I would say a big thank you to Reed Johnson and wish him luck on the open market this year unless he's willing to take a significant pay cut. I would still make Fuld the fourth outfielder so he gets as much experience as possible.
Micah Hoffpauir has to be a staple, and probably deserves a little more playing time. He's become decent when playing in the outfield, despite being primarily a first baseman. Derek Lee is getting a little older and those neck spasms seem to force him to sit for a few games every season. He's proven that he can hit major league pitching and would be an excellent first option as far as a pinch hitter goes. He has good pop and can hit for average. The only real drawback he has is he has shown times of being impatient at the plate. If he can work on pitch selection, he'd secure his spot on the team next year. His ability to play the outfield might push Reed Johnson off the roster.
Andrew Cashner might be a year away. The Cubs also have to figure out whether he should be a starter or reliever, a decision that will effect how far away from the majors he is. Cashner has had great success and finished the year in AA and will probably start in AAA unless the Cubs go out and sign a few starting pitchers, pushing Randy Wells to AAA (Ok Hendry isn't the world's smartest guy, but that would be stupid). I wouldn't be surprised to see him in September of next year, if not sooner if he gets off to a hot start and there are some injuries in the bullpen.
Jay Jackson might be a candidate for the rotation if Harden isn't retained. I really like this guy's potential. He's got all the pitches to make him a major league starter. Where in the rotation he will land is still up in the air. He's got a good fastball in the low nineties and has a good slider and curve. He did have that disciplinary problem last year that ended up demoting him. Unless he has a great spring training, he's probably Iowa bound, at least for one more year.
Esmailin Caridad has done a good job as a reliever, despite having a mediocre year in Iowa. It is a small sample size but he's definitely an option for the bullpen next year, if not the rotation. It all depends on Harden for the pitching staff. The Cubs certainly have some good in-house options.
The Shark has had a miserable year in the majors but has found some success in AAA. He has that great fastball...and that's about it. He really needs to develop his slider and splitter, and possibly a change up. Control is everything for him. I think he'd benefit from the AZL or winterball, but he might be too old to benefit from it.
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BALTIMORE (AP) - The Maryland Public Service Commission says it's investigating complaints that Potomac Edison overbilled some western Maryland electricity customers by failing to read their meters as often as required.
The agency opened a case file Tuesday on customer complaints that their meters were read less often than every other month, as required.
The Frederick-based Sugarloaf Conservancy says the company read their members' meters an average of four times during a 13-month period in 2011 and 2012.
The complaints allege that the practice resulted in usage estimates that exceeded the amount of electricity consumed.
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CHATTANOOGA, TN (WRCB) -- A Grand Jury has indicted A former Chattanooga horse trainer.
Jackie Mcconnell is charged with 38 counts of animal cruelty after a 2011 undercover investigation.
Mcconnell is already serving three years probation and paying a $75,000 fine for a felony conviction.
Humane society cameras captured footage of Mcconnell brutally beating horses and injecting painful chemicals into horses' legs -- a practice known as soring.
Two of Mcconnell's co-defendants were also indicted on animal abuse charges.
This case of horse soring is the first of its kind in Tennessee.
"Unfortunately, the owners who placed theirhorses in McConnell's training stables have not expressed the slightest regretor remorse for the torture these animals endured, and still need to be heldaccountable," says Keith Dane, directorof equine protection for The HSUS.
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Most of us are familiar with the look of old-time cameras--but have you ever seen one made out of steel?
Bruce Helmreich with Michelmann Steel in Quincy built a sculpture of a camera completely out of steel scraps from his company. Now, it's one of the top 5 finalists in a contest held by the American Institute of Steel Construction.
Sculpting the camera took a couple of months of evenings and weekends, and includes laser-etched steel photos from his company's history. He says photography is something that's always interested him.
"I've always been fascinated by the view camera--the bellows, and the shape of it," he said. "I just like the look of them, and I thought it'd be a challenge to do. So I tried to figure a way to incorporate that into steel."
Helmreich says crafting the folded bellows was the most difficult part of creating the piece.
"Folding and bending and welding it together, and then grinding it--if you make them out of leather or cardboard or something, it's not too hard, but 3/16th steel makes it a little harder."
Helmreich won the same contest earlier this year with a different piece, winning a free catered lunch for all the employees of his business. The next winner will be chosen in March at the American Institute of Steel Construction's conference in Toronto.
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Of course, no party is complete without some sort of centerpiece, and Halloween is the time when you can feel free to let the dark side of your cooking creativity have free rein. To make the "cat box" for these gross-but-tasty treats, use a box of Grape-Nuts or other barley cereal. Be sure and "garnish" with plenty of gummi flies, worms, and any other disgusting edibles you can think of. I've seen ramen noodles, peanuts and raisins used to gross effect.
¼ c. honey
¼ c. molasses
2/3 c. butter
1 egg, at room temperature, lightly beaten
2 1/3 cups whole-wheat flour
½ tsp. ground cinnamon
½ tsp. ground ginger
½ tsp. ground cloves
1 large box Grape-Nuts
In a medium bowl, microwave the honey until it bubbles, about 1 minute. Stir in the molasses, butter and egg. Beat until smooth. Stir in the flour, cinnamon, ginger, and cloves until combined. Then add the "realistic" additions of your choice such as coconut, ramen, chocolate chips or peanuts. Chill dough until firm.
Preheat oven to 350° Fahrenheit. Roll dough into logs about ¾ inch in diameter. Cut into pieces the approximate length of cat doots. Roll logs lightly in the Grape-Nuts, place on an ungreased cookie sheet and bake for 12 minutes in the preheated oven.
To add realism, spend a couple of bucks for a plastic cat box and line it with the Grape-Nuts. Add garnishes.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- If you're a University of Louisville football fan, you remember the date. Sept. 22, 2007, Syracuse visited Papa John's Cardinal Stadium, one week after the University of Kentucky had upset the Cardinals on a late touchdown in Lexington.Syracuse beat U of L 38-35 in one of the biggest upsets against the spread in college football history. The Steve Kragthorpe honeymoon was over, and U of L's run in the Associated Press Top 25, a run of consecutive appearances that began on Sept. 7, 2004, was officially over.It did not resume until today, just shy of five years later, when the Cards were voted No. 25 in the AP preseason poll heading into Charlie Strong's third season as coach.After the Cardinals broke camp following a scrimmage this morning, Strong was cautious about the ranking, but did acknowledge it as a positive step."It's where this program has come," he said. "You look at it and it's just the respect around the country that we've just been trying to gather for ourselves. But we just know this -- we still have to go perform, no matter where they place us. Our players still understand, two years ago you were picked last in this conference and last year you were picked seventh, and look where you ended up. Now, you're picked where you're picked, but we still have to go perform."There was a definite pivot in Strong's rhetoric between the Big East Media day, when he feigned surprise at the team being picked to win the league, and the first day of practice, when he exhorted players to "carry yourselves like champions."And now, not only does he want them to look the part, but dress the part. This week he had a new message for his players' wardrobe habits. When asked if he was proud to have brought the program back to the Top 25, Strong said:"It's pride in our players. They have to start believing in themselves and they have to start believing in the University of Louisville. I was just telling them, 'Guys, I don't want to see you wearing anyone else's attire. We're the University of Louisville. It's who we are, it's who you represent. If it isn't ours, don't put it on. Let's take pride in being part of an outstanding program."It's part of that shift in tone, in which Strong has gone from downplaying the value of expectations to challenging his players to live up to them."It is a step in the right direction," Strong said of the ranking. "Just look at how hard our players have performed. And to get to this situation, we're looking at nine seniors, but the nine seniors we have really are stable and they really want to get this program to where it needs to be."Still, sophomore quarterback Teddy Bridgewater downplayed the ranking."There is no significance," he said. "We know what our goal is this season. We just want to go out every week and execute our game plan. The ranking will be there. It's just our job to maintain the ranking."Strong also acknowledged that with the ranking comes responsibility, particularly with the Big East continually under fire in the wake of conference realignment. U of L was the only Big East team ranked, though Boise State, which will join the conference next season, is No. 24."It's going to be critical because so much is always said about the Big East," Strong said. "Now we have the stage and we have to go perform. But it's still just about going out and being prepared each week."In its history, this marks the 11th season in which U of L has made at least one version of the AP poll.CARDINALS CONCLUDE CAMP WITH SECOND SCRIMMAGEU of L ran about 110 plays in a two-hour scrimmage in Papa John's Cardinal Stadium Saturday morning. The workout was closed to the media and public.A couple of key defensive players, Hakeem Smith and Calvin Pryor, skipped the scrimmage with what Strong termed minor injuries, but are expected to return to practice soon. Freshman safety Gerod Holliman made the most of his chance at increased playing time, grabbing an interception and returning it for a touchdown.Strong said that Dominique Brown, Jeremy Wright and Seniorise Perry all ran effectively. Freshman Brandon Radcliff went down with a sprained ankle but, Strong said, "he's going to be okay.""They're all rotating, every three carries, every four carries," Bridgewater said. "All four of them were getting reps today."No scrimmage statistics were provided by U of L."Offensively today, the first unit performed very well," Strong said. "The second unit needs to clean up some of the procedure penalties. Defensively, the first unit performed well, but the second unit gave up some plays but they were going up against the first offense. Overall, I was very pleased with the scrimmage. We came out of it healthy. We have some nicks and bruises, but we still have some time to get healthy."After the offense had a clear edge in the first scrimmage of camp, Strong said today's had the kind of balance he expected."Even last week, I thought we would've performed better on defense, but our offense came out and played very well. Today it was more what I expected to see," Strong said. " . . . We feel like we have the players in place. Now it's all about them continuing to develop and grow."While U of L has game officials out consulting on its practices two times a week, letting players know when something they do would result in penalties, in scrimmages officials actually throw flags to get players ready for what will be coming in an actual game.U of L now moves its players back onto campus after spending camp as a team at the Hilton Garden Inn near the stadium. They'll resume regular game-preparation practice schedules on Monday."You don't want to talk about game preparation yet because it's still two weeks away," Strong said. "So it's still about going out and performing. We just need to clean up some things offensively and defensively."As far as special teams, Strong didn't discuss specifics but said he does like that the team's depth means he can work more players into the action."Now is the first time you have core," he said. "I told (special teams coach Kenny) Carter you just need to pick a core. We have enough guys now who are athletic enough and good enough that we shouldn't have to use a lot of starters. Punt is always critical because you like to have your best players on punt team, because if you can block a punt you can change the whole momentum a game. But in kickoff return and kickoff and punt return we have some players we can put out there who are athletic enough to get down the field and cover and drop and block people."
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A Wedding Feast at Cavallo's in Easton, Pennsylvania
By Armen Elliott Photography
A Wedding Celebration at Cavallo's Restaurant in Easton, Pennsylvania. A well-kept secret in the Lehigh Valley for 30 years located on one hundred acres along the Delaware River.
About the Author
Armen Elliott studied photography at the School of Visual Arts and at the New School in New York City, and received her Master of Fine Arts degree from The Pratt Institute with a minor in Art History.
Publish Date April 17, 2011
Dimensions Large Format Landscape 22 pgs
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North Charleston Police are looking for 22 year old Damien Leroy Coleman.
Coleman stands 5'9" and weighs about 230 pounds.
He is wanted on charges of attempted murder in connection with the august 12th shooting.
"Investigation found they were walking down the street, minding their own business. For unknown reasons, a subject came out from between houses and started shooting a handgun at them," said Detective John Reynolds.
Police say the shooter was Coleman and that one of the victims was hit in the leg by a bullet.
"Somebody could have been killed to include the juvenile. that's very disturbing," Reynolds said.
According to Reynolds, just a few weeks earlier, Coleman was arrested on charges of illegal possession of a gun by a convicted felon.
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Coleman stands 5'9" and weighs about 230 lbs.
He goes by the street name of "Geezy" and has a tattoo with the name "Vera" on his inner forearm.
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Local foster families were recognized on Wednesday for the impact they make on children's lives.
Jude Dean has been a foster parent for almost two years. And with four of her own kids, plus three foster children, she's pretty busy.
She's on a of a few local foster parents recognized for changing the lives of her foster kids.
"It means a lot," Dean said. "I've actually learned a lot more from them than they've learned from me."
The event was hosted at Talent Plus by the FFTA, an association that works with foster agencies.
Guest speakers included Mayor Buetler, LPS Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel and Sen. Mike Johanns. There to personally say thanks and bring attention to the growing need of foster families.
"You might be the exact person that that child needs at that specific time," Sen. Johanns said.
One of Dean's daughters, who we aren't naming because she is a ward of the state, was recognized at the event for an essay she wrote about her foster mother. It's called "Angel Shining Bright," published in the book Heroes Among Us.
While Superintendent Joel thanked parents for their hard work with LPS foster kids, he read the essay. It centered around the first day she met her foster mom.
"I talked and you listened and it gave me hope that life can be better and it's not too late to start over," Joel read.
That daughter will graduate LPS this year.
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For many people, the one thing they never want to lose is their wedding ring. They are precious for their sentimental and monetary values.
Lelonnie Alexander, of Flint, lost her ring after she fell into the icy water after trying to pose for a vacation picture in Ocqueoc Falls.
"I said 'Honey I lost my ring!' I'm waving my fingers back and forth cause the water was so cold," said Alexander.
Lelonnie and her husband were not able to find the ring, so they filed a police report and used social media to alert the public about the lost ring. "I got on Facebook and I put it all out there and everything," said Alexander.
Though the couple returned home without the ring, they never gave up hope that it would be found.
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"Eventually I got a phone call from the police department saying, 'I think we've found your ring,'" Alexander said.
When Ruth to the Rescue met with Alexander, she was waiting to get her ring back. She could barely contain her excitement as she was about to be reunited with her precious wedding ring. "I'm so excited, I can't wait," she said.
It turns out a 12 year old Caden Gersky was the one to find the ring. "My son likes to use his goggles and his snorkel and look for things in the water and he had heard through a local that there was a missing wedding ring in the falls. So he told the group I'm going to find that ring." said Caden's father, John.
After about an hour, "He came running out of the falls saying I got it, I got it and he showed it to me. I couldn't believe it. He had it!" said John Gersky.
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Today, Caden's father met Lelonnie and returned her wedding ring to her.
"It wasn't the money. It was that he found it. People were like you're not going to find it, and he came running out of there and said I got it, I got it. And I couldn't believe it," said Gersky. "It was the joy of finding it! Afterward when we said we found the owner he was thrilled. He is a good kid."
Caden's reward for finding the ring: $200. Lelonnie happiness for having it returned: Priceless.
"Oh my God, I'm going to shake to death!" said Alexander as she slipped the ring back on her finger.
Through her experience, Lelonnie has learned a valuable lesson: make sure you have a special rider on your homeowners insurance to insure your fine jewelry, otherwise you may not have enough coverage to get your precious jewelry replaced.
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Ruth to the Rescue spoke with some jewelers and insurance agents about protecting your fine jewelry. Many homeowners policies have some coverage for lost items, but it may be limited to around $2,500. That was the case for Lelonnie, and she said her ring is worth $4,000, so she would
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The special riders on your homeowners or renter's insurance to cost extra. They can be a blanket policy covering a specific amount of jewelry, or you an itemize the specific items you own.
You should save the receipt for the item, and you may need to get a separate appraisal.
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On the eve of hitting 200k hits on my blog, WinSIXAXIS 126.96.36.199 is out. This new release adds a monolithic installer that installs both Libusb-win32-filter and PPJoy during the WinSIXAXIS installation process. It also automates the creation and maintenance of the PPJoy Virtual Joystick and its axes mapping to work properly with WinSIXAXIS.
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I don't know exactly where to comment on this, so I guess this is as good as any. I couldn't find you contact email, otherwise I would have just emailed it to you. Let me just start off by saying, this is an amazing program/driver to get the sixaxis working for the PC. I have used both the ps3sixaxis_en and the Japanese driver, both of which worked, but not with the motion. I had some weird and unexpected problems. What happened to me was every time I opened winsixaxis(or started the computer, which did the same thing) I came up with this error…."Access violation at address 00401EE1 in module 'WinSIXAIXS.exe'. Read of address 00000102″ And yes, it really does say WinSIXAIXS.exe(spelled wrong). Well, I couldn't figure it out. It always just froze that window, and the program stopped responding. I could still do everything else on my computer, though. When I Ctrl+Alt+Del to see, in my processes list I saw that winsixaxis.exe was running, but I could not end the process. The other thing I experienced was that my computer never shut down(had to hard reset it). I assume this is because windows for some reason could not close winsixaxis.exe. Well, what I ended up doing, is following the instructions on your homepage for "Those who's program freezes". This still didn't fix the problem. Reboot. So the next thing I did was to unistall libusb-win32. Reboot. Start up WinSIXAXIS again, get the same message. This time, though I can click ok, and it proceeds to the program. I calibrate, and it works!! When I run the libusb test it comes up with this….
DLL version: 0.1.12.1
Driver version: 0.1.12.1
+ some extra stuff. So, While I dont have libusb installed(not in my programs list, nor anywhere I can find), it is still coming up on the test. Sorry if that is long and drawn out, but thats pretty much the only way I can explain it. I hope this might possibly help someone else with a similar problem. The error message still comes up, but everything runs fine. Tested it with some games, and it works great. Also when I go to Control Panel>Game Controllers, I only have the parallel port joystick 1 there, no other items. Any ideas on why? Btw, is it possible to map the triggers to a proportional control(like they would be if the controller was being used on the PS3)? Again, awesome stuff, just hope I can help with this information somehow.
Comment by aero528 — 11 June 2008 #
I dont know what to say…
Me either. The only qualm I have with this driver is the lack of trigger proportionality. Is there any way I can do this myself?
Comment by aero528 — 20 June 2008 #
ive got the same problem as aero528, and no amount of uninstallation seems to remedy the problem. as far as i can tell ive completely removed the drivers in device manager, somehow its still recognizing it as PLAYSTATION(R)3 Controller and it says the hardware is installed and ready to be used. this shouldnt be possible if the drivers are uninstalled right? ive tried uninstalled and reinstalling everything 3 times, following a guide to prevent winsixaxis from freezing (i.e. a guide to make sure all drivers and progs have been removed). ppjoy and winsixaxis run with this error, but they wont recognize any inputs, and neither will windows for that matter. a response on how to remedy this would be greatly appreciated, unless you have an alternative that allows me to use the triggers as analog instead of digital!
Comment by Nightshade722 — 18 March 2009 #
ok i successfully fixed the above problem. you have to go into your C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers folder and delete ppjoy's 2 driver files. dont remember the exact names, but if you mouseover the files it should say something about PPJoy in the Description part. look around that folder and see if there are any other driver files installed (i had dualshock3.sys in there too) and delete them as well. i dont know if this mattered or not, but during WinSIXAXIS installation it installs PPJoy, and PPJoy automatically creates a virtual pad from the get-go. so after PPJoy installed but before i finished WinSIXAXIS installation, i opened ppjoy and removed the virtual pad it created (since winsixaxis creates one on first run anyway). finished installation, ran it, the proper boxes popped up and no more error! unfortunately the controller perpetually rumbles, i assume its because im using a DS3 instead of SIXAXIS controller. -_-
Comment by Nightshade722 — 18 March 2009 #
Unfortunately, I cannot really help you much there. However, please note that WinSixAxis doesn't allow you to use the triggers in analog mode.
Don't have a dual-shock 3 controller, nor access to one. So, I haven't been able to debug/fix this issue with dual-shock gamepads…
nearly got this thing working, after three days (on and off) of trying to fix it my sixaxis finally responds in Windows Game Controllers..
Few problems tho:
Winsixaxis gives access violation on startup, when clicking ok it dissapears, winsixaxis loads and has values in all boxes (i guess this is good?)
now from this point on, the controller constantly vibrates… is there a fix for this? everything else seems to work ok, but its pretty annoying that it keeps vibrating
Heres what im using:
Windows Vista Ultimate 32bit
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The last time I updated the blog, I said I would post some picture(s) from a Sucker Punch inspired shooting I did. Well guess what, none of these were done so far! I would need 36h per day to do everything I want to do this week, and I'm not sure it would be enough!
So pardon my lack of time to upload this blog... hopefully next week should be a bit less intense for me and I'll have more time to spend in here.
Meanwhile, I took the decision to stop filling this blog with stuff related to my store, [Lauria]. I created a brand new blog dedicated only to [Lauria] releases and events, which you can find here and on the sidebar of this blog. This way, Pardon my french will go back to it's first purpose : overall fashion and events in SL, and not just my store, my store and... oh look, my store again!


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Like clockwork, they're coming back -- after 17 years.
"They" would be cicadas, the big, noisy bugs that climb out of the earth about every decade and a half to make everyone's life more exciting.
Experts tell Gannett News Service that the bugs live underground and feed off fluid that gathers near the roots of plants, then emerge from the soil when its temperature reaches 64 degrees.
They're largely harmless, but their sheer numbers can cause headaches. Some areas could see as many as a billion of the cicadas per square mile. That can lead to a lot of dead bugs all over roadways and grassy surfaces. They can also disrupt outdoor events with their loud buzzing.
New York radio station WNYC is helping to track the invasion.
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