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Bas Relief painting is an original type of art that actually combines two other arts into one: Sculpture and Painting like never before. These modern-age paintings are unique, you will never see the exact same style anywhere in the world. By taking elements of sculpture and ingeniously combine them with a normal painting creates a fascinating new look, bringing the painting to life, capturing a still moment into a frame. This is what you would call a real '3D Painting'.
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Like the state's producers of corn and soybeans, the year's drought set back Christmas tree farmers, but this year's selection of fresh foliage for the holidays won't likely be affected.
Area tree growers say the year's lack of rain and the summer's weeks of intense heat killed their youngest trees -- the ones planted this spring or last year -- but the ones ready for market, the seven-foot-tall tall pines that families love, are largely intact.
"It's a financial loss for the farmer rather than for the consumers," said Charlie Ide, who runs Ide Christmas Tree Farm in Downers Grove.
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Ide said the impact of this year's drought on his youngest trees was the worst he's seen in 55 years at the farm her took over from his father. Almost everything he planted -- which amounts to several thousand trees -- this year and last year on the 35-acre farm is dead, he said.
Still, since it takes about 10 years for a tree to harvest and become tall and full trees, customers aren't likely to see any sort of shortage, said David Daniken, past president of the Illinois Christmas Tree Farm Association, who also runs a farm in Greenville, Ill., about 35 miles east of St. Louis.
Most tree farms, Daniken said, are able to work around a one or two year major loss of younger trees.
"Most guys are going to replant those quickly and you're not going to see a whole lot of loss," he said.
Jeremy Bengtson, who runs a tree farm in Peotone, said he generally plants two to five times as many as he sold the year before. But next year, he may plant as many as 5,000 new trees since he lost about 20 percent of his baby evergreen trees this year, despite having an irrigation system in place, he said.
"If you were counting on (rain) water, you'd have almost no chance of survival" this year, Bengtson said.
Bigger trees, the ones ready for sale, have a root system that digs deep into the ground, able to reach more moisture, Ide said. The young trees were hit hard this year because they don't have an established root system yet.
Still, many farmers said, despite their loss this year, they're not likely to inflate price tags.
Karen Anderson, who runs Anderson Tree Farm in Plainfield, said she's maintained a nine-dollar-per-foot price because of the economic downturn. People can't necessarily pay more, she said, but she doesn't want to deprive them of having a beautiful tree for Christmas.
The price will stand this year despite having lost what she estimates a couple hundred grown trees from the drought.
"They turned brown and they're dead," she said.
Christmas tree purchases in the U.S. have fallen since 2005, according to data from the National Christmas Tree Association. In 2005 an estimated 32.8 million farm-grown trees were purchased. That figure sunk to 27 million in 2010, but rose last year to 30.8 million.
Daniken said farmers know the work they do is "very much like gambling."
"Some years you just make a little less than others," he said, adding that farmers can't control the weather, Mother Nature, insects and disease that can affect a harvest. "There's no sure bet. Some years it doesn't quote come out right."
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When we first opened our gates over sixty years ago, San Pedro and Palos Verdes Peninsula were growing post-war communities in need of more expansive cemetery options. In a partnership between local business owners and community members, 120 acres of property were acquired and transformed into an extraordinary park-like setting overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Palos Verde Peninsula and the Los Angeles skyline. This property became known as Green Hills Memorial Park.
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Mists of Pandaria has landed in all its glory. The critiques surrounding MoP in the beginning about being too cuddly have nearly been silenced. WoW isn't thaaat cuddly at all: In the new expansion set with its stylish asian flair, there are challenges for even the most experienced veterans amongst World of Warcraft fans. Though the unifying evil (who big end boss will be and/or if there even will be one is not yet known) isn't really there, the classic conflict between the Alliance and the Horde is once again playing a larger role in the grand scheme of things.
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Alliance Battleships roam the Seas. Armies of the Horde trek through Kalimdor. Tensions between the two factions are threatening to escalate in a brutal war that might devour all of Azeroth. In this time of approaching conflict, an unknown island appears out of the blue.
Since the great suppression more than ten thousand years ago, the ancient realm of Pandaria was hidden in the mists and so spared from wars. Its lush forests and cloudy mountains are the base for a complex ecosystem of indigenous peoples and exotic creatures. Will the Mists of Pandaria clear and show the world a path to redemption? Or will the battle for power in this stunning new lands lead the Alliance and the Horde to complete annihilation?
Blizzard Entertainments Mists of Pandaria, the fourth expansion for World of Warcraft, reveals a completely new continent for players to discover and introduces the enigmatic Pandaren as a playable race. Except for a few courageous Pandran explorers, this race was hidden from the eyes of the known world for thousands of years. As a result of the Cataclysm, the heroes of Pandaria now emerge to swear allegiance to the Alliance or the Horde.
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Jonathan McBride, shown here during a 2012 appearance on C-SPAN, will take over as Director of Presidential Personnel.
The White House announced on July 9 that Director of Presidential Personnel Nancy Hogan will be leaving by the end of the month, and will be replaced by Jonathan McBride. McBride currently serves as the Office of Presidential Personnel's deputy director, and is a deputy assistant to the president. A Wharton Business School graduate and former chief strategy for the "employer branding" firm Universum, McBride has been with the administration since 2009.
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NKMA was recently recognized by The Community Press and Cincinnati.com for their school security system and emergency plans. Click here to see the online version of the article.
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Each year, Montessori schools across the world open their doors to a new group of bright eyed students. During this exciting time in their lives, many of these students, especially the new 3 year olds, will suffer from separation anxiety. They are used to spending their days with parents, caregivers, and other family members and are now coming to a new place with new faces and expectations. This is a big change for these little people, and the faculty and ... read more
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So, what's in a name? More than you might think! Northern Kentucky Montessori Center is now Northern Kentucky Montessori Academy! Since 1967, NKMC has been making a difference in our corner of the universe, as well as the world at large, by offering the finest in Montessori education. Through the years, we've grown as you have, moving forward, but also adhering to time-honored and scientifically supported Montessori educational principles. We have made this our mission, all the while embracing twenty-first century innovations. As ... read more
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Julia Preziosi, Executive Director, and Lisa Dieso, Associate Director, were awarded the Client of the Year Award from SCORE (Service Corp of Retired Executives). Julia and Lisa have been working with Dick Baker, their SCORE mentor, for the past three years. To learn more, click here.
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Friday, September 21 at 8:30 a.m. As many of you have probably noticed, we are finishing up our expansion project with some beautification in our gardens. In addition to planting, we are installing an American flag and a Peace Pole. We are postponing the dedication of our Peace Pole until Friday, September 21. The United Nations chose this day in 1981 to be the International Day of Peace, and we would like to participate with others around the world, who will ... read more
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Escaping Amidst the Fog and the Ghosts in Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland
With tourists smothering the cliffs of Moher just a short drive north, you can risk giving them a miss, for the breathtaking coastal drive along the Slea Head Road on the Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry. Watch out for the signs, then take a short walk up the hill to the ancient beehive village, accompanied by the roaring winds coming off the Atlantic Ocean. As you feel yourself being blown back thousands of years, you will marvel at the unmortared circular walled huts, shaped like beehives. The stones of the walls overlap and curve inwards on a gradient, sealed off at the top by a large capstone. Inside it's warm, dry, still and quiet, and from here you can enjoy the stunning views of Dingle Bay and the Atlantic Ocean beyond, without seeing another single soul.


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The Cavaliers five-game losing streak over the past 10 days has been a struggle to watch. The last week, in particular, featured two 20-point blowout losses to the Pacers and Rockets, and that excruciating loss to the Heat last Wednesday. The offense has stalled badly over the stretch, as the Cavs have shot just 39.7 percent in these last three games. This has coincided with Dion Waiters going down with an injury in the Indiana game with a cartilage injury in his knee – an injury that will likely keep him sidelined for the rest of the season. Waiters' presence was certainly missed in these three games, as he has averaged 15/2/3 over the course of the season (18/3/4 per 36 minutes) and was the driving force of the Kyrie Irving-less offense, leading the team in scoring in three of the four games after Kyrie injured his shoulder.
Since Waiters went down, the team has been forced to rely on a heavy diet of C.J. Miles, Wayne Ellington and everyone's favorite ill-advised jump shot-taker, Boobie Gibson, at the wing. The results have not really been pretty. Miles was a stud in the Indiana game, finishing with 21 points, but was just 3-of-10 from the field and was one of the main players to melt down in the 27-point comeback by the Heat, as he was held scoreless in the second half. He followed that up with a 3-of-8, 9-point effort against Houston on Friday. Ellington was one of the main culprits of the Indiana loss, shooting just 1-of-9 from the field, but rebounded for a nice 20-point effort against Miami, before having a very average 13-point effort against Houston. This is about what we've expected from these two this season, but against three elite opponents this past week, with increased playing time, you would have liked to have seen a little more from them.
Gibson, meanwhile, has been atrocious. He's shot 3-of-22 from the field over the past three games, including a 1-of-9 performance against Indiana, and an 0-of-9 train wreck against Houston where he finished scoreless and with an offensive rating of 7. Yes, that means given 100 possessions, at the rate he was going, Boobie would have scored 7 points. He also has been playing defense at an alarmingly bad rate, with a 126 defensive rating against Houston. We've known Gibson has been bad for a couple of seasons now. He's slowly melted down since the 09-10 season, going from a 47 percent field goal percentage then to 34 percent now, and his TS% is only 48 percent, so it's not like the amount of threes and free throws he's taking are offsetting it. Losing Waiters is bad enough, but replacing his minutes with increased Boobie Gibson playing time has actually been worse.
Granted, the Cavaliers don't have much they can do about the shooting guard play right now. They already have the answer for the future in Waiters, and we can't really get THAT angry that Ellington, Miles and Gibson didn't play well against three playoff teams, two featuring two of the top three shooting guards in the league in Dwyane Wade and James Harden. However, for them to each have at least one extremely bad game each this week, with only maybe Ellington's 20-point performance against Miami as a redeeming game (And it could easily be argued that Ellington's effort was partially a product of excellent early post play from the Cavs, as Tristan Thompson's first-quarter explosion helped collapse the Heat defense into the lane and opened things up for Ellington and Shaun Livingston to work from outside), it's definitely not a far stretch to imagine that this will factor into the Cavs decisions on retaining these three past this season. Gibson is a UFA, and I think it's basically a lock that he's gone. Miles has a team option, and Ellington is an RFA, so the decisions will have to be made there if these sometimes helpful, but other times disastrous, wings will return to the Cavs. I like Ellington and am neutral on Miles, but with a large amount of cap space this summer with a high amount of available wing rotation players available, as well as two draft picks in a decent draft for wings (a young gun like Lehigh's C.J. McCollum could find his way to the Cavs with the Lakers pick), I would not mind seeing the Cavaliers head into next season with Waiters and 2-3 fresh faces behind him.
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I was wondering - are these Obentos made for you by your significant other?
These obentos are made for my lunch by my wife every morning.
What goes into an obento box so that it's obento (and not another Japanese dish?)
"Bento" means a Japanese style lunch box or its contents, but not limited to Japanese dishes. Italian, Chinese, French, etc. can be made available. The "o" is attached to the noun, because it is polite in Japanese, o-bento. Please refer to the below home page created by a French man, who loves "bento" and now manages a bento-box shop in Kyoto, Japan: http://en.bentoandco.com/pages/contest-top-10 That blog shows appetizing, beautiful obento boxes.
What made you want to document your meals in a stream?
To record my lovely wife's beautiful work.
Do you get a lot of feedback from posting them?
I'm happy to receive about ten responses or more, every time I post them.
Thanks so much for sharing, Qoope!
Leslie Pennel's fashion designs, which are at once loose and contained, strike the typical fashionista as an immediate must-have. After seeing her work in the @Piictu Project Runway challenge streams, it was apparent she was showing off her collection. Her clothing is simply cut, styled and effortless, but the bold, black and white patterns cause heads to turn.
Leslie was kind enough to answer the following over email.
What do you think is the most important piece in a women's wardrobe?
The most important piece for a woman's wardrobe is something basic that you can throw on for any occasion and carries over well from day to night just by changing your shoes and accessories, and can also work for the office by adding a nice blazer or cardigan.
I make a piece that's wonderful for that - it's a solid color convertible maxi tube dress that can also be worn as a skirt.
There are so many options for this piece. For a casual daytime outfit, I'll wear it with a skinny colorful belt, red cowboy boots, a yellow vintage hat, Prada white framed sunnies and pig tail knots. For the office or a night-time look, I'll wear it with a black skinny belt with a gold clasp, gold jewelry, black suede booties, a black 3/4 length sleeved blazer and some Prada specs.
You're from Arkansas? Do you still live there?
I do. I live in Fayetteville, AR - a very community-oriented, organic-food loving, vintage-wearing, artsy, college town in Northwest Arkansas. I've lived here all of my life, except for a two-month college internship in Europe. My home base while I was there was in Edinburgh, Scotland and I stayed in London for a couple of weeks while I was overseas.
Which photo/design on Piictu is your favorite? Do you have a favorite design?
That's so hard to answer! How about I give you my two favorites:
I love the black and white striped mermaid skirt with the red crinoline peeking out underneath. I love the shape it gives a woman's body. It really shows off her curves. I also love the way it moves and swooshes effortlessly with each step she takes.
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As a kid, I always sort of felt sorry for those who had birthdays right around the holidays. Just seemed inherently unfair that these people are likely spending their birthdays buying presents for other people.
When it comes to professional athletes, I don't feel sorry for them. They looked in their stocking one year and found a lucrative career playing sports. That's good enough to serve as both a birthday and Christmas present.
December 19
Tom Lawless (1956)
Famous in St. Louis for two things: 1.) bomb against the Twins in the '87 World Series that was accompanied by a top notch bat flip and 2.) his perm.
Felipe Lopez (1974)
When a Player A gets outright released during the season and effectively replaced by Player B who hits .208/.232/.250, yet no one really regrets the move, then it's a safe conclusion that Player A had some problems. In case you haven't solved this yet, Player A would be Felipe Lopez with Player B being Pedro Feliz. We're really hoping a Player C takes over third base this year.
December 21
Tom Henke (1957)
Owner of the 9th inning. Inspiration to all that wore glasses on the field.
Andy Van Slyke (1960)
Chalk up the old "Lavalliere, Dunne and Van Slyke for Tony Pena" trade as a victory for the Pirates back in 1987 when the Cardinals pulled the trigger.
Dustin Hermanson (1972)
Chalk up the old "Fernando Tatis and Britt Reames for Dustin Hermanson and Steve Kline" trade as a victory for the Cardinals in 2000 when they pulled the trigger
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Steve Carlton (1944)
While we're still on the topic of trades, maybe it's inconvenient that Steve Carlton's birthday falls in here. You know, considering the Cardinals sent him packing after seven seasons and watched him win 241 games for the Phillies, four Cy Young awards and then stroll into the the Hall of Fame wearing their uniform. But hey, those two seasons we got out of Rick Wise in return were magical.
Lonnie Smith (1955)
The fact that he was so bad defensively that he earned the nickname "Skates" yet was still valuable enough to finish 2nd in the 1982 MVP voting, may make some Cardinals fans less worried about Lance Berkman playing RF this season.
December 23
Brad Lidge (1976)
Thanks for giving all of STL that memorable Albert Pujols moment in 2005, Brad. We'll never forget that.
TJ Oshie (1986)
Oshie was well on his way to becoming the face of the rising Blues team when he went down with a broken leg earlier this year. Luckily, the freakish length of an NHL season means it's damn near impossible for a player to suffer a "season ending" injury, so we're banking on him making it back.
December 24
Paul Pressey (1958)
Paul played 11 seasons in the NBA, so Mizzou fans are hoping that one of, if not both of his sons – Matt and Phil – are good enough to do the same. That is after they've led the Tigers to their first Final Four appearance.
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I have ripped my DVD collection to a media server, and to save space I only encoded 5.1 audio. I use Rokus and a software package called Roksbox to play the movies on our home theater system and our other TVs.
However, if I try to play them on Windows Media Player on my PC, I get video but no sound. I assume that's because the Media Player can't decode the 5.1 audio track. Is anyone aware of a codec I can install that will let me play 5.1 audio? I'm running Windows 7 Home Premium.
I only have two speakers on my PC, but I assume that will still work like it does on our regular TVs (the Rokus on those TVs are set to 5.1 surround even though the TVs only have two speakers).
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Today in Texas Aqib Talib will finally go in front of a grand jury to try to fight charges stemming from an incident two months ago involving his mother, sister and his sister's very classy ex-boyfriend. What exactly transpired in Texas is still uncertain, Talib's attorny alleges his client never fired a gun and claims to have dozens of eye-witness accounts to back it up. The Texas legal system clearly felt differently though as Talib is now facing charges that he fired a gun off at his sister's boyfriend during a dispute.
This could all end for Talib today if his attorneys can persuade the grand jury that there is insufficient evidence for an indictment, Talib's legal team all along has said its goal was to get the charges tossed out before a grand jury could even indict the Bucs' talented, but oft-troubled corner.
For what it's worth the Bucs claim to have made no internal decisions and will in all likelihood be keeping an extremely close eye on today's proceedings. The Bucs didn't address the corner position until late in the draft (and Anthony Gaitor isn't going to replace Aqib Talib) and many around Tampa would like to see Talib in Pewter again next season. We'll update you later today…
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Hosted by the La Jolla Historical Society, this annual event commemorates one of La Jolla's most famous community philanthropist, Ellen Browning Scripps (1836-1932). Please join us in honoring the memory of this extraordinary La Jollan whose legacy enhances all of our lives and community every day.
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Lecture: "When Women Ruled the World"
Ellen Browning Scripps was the richest woman in California in 1914, but she didn't buy cars, racehorses, or even a baseball team. Instead, she invested in the institutions that promised social and political change, founding a school, playground, college, hospital, and research center. For all of these achievements, she has been nearly forgotten. Join Professor Molly McClain in recovering the life and legacy of this public-spirited philanthropist.
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Hölderlin's Hymns "Germania" and "The Rhine"
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Young Jewish poets who fell as Soviet soldiers in the second World War
Lapidus, Rina, author.
Gōkakudekiru Nihongo nōryoku shiken
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Bolaño, Roberto, 1953-2003.
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Nihongo charenji.
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Footwork also, just like catching the ball and working on pivots and stuff," Wall said about what he has done this off-season in addition to refining jump shot. "Floaters. Watched a lot of Tony Parker throughout the playoffs and I see how Mike Conley added to his game after I went to two of his playoff series.
Although Wall has improved defensively throughout his young career in the nation's capital, he still needs to polish certain things on that side of the floor and working with Payton could certainly help him in that aspect of the game. "The Glove" is regarded as one of the best defensive guards in NBA history, so it obviously couldn't hurt Wall to pick his brain.
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Opposition activist and former Moscow mayoral candidate Alexei Navalny in court in Kirov, Russia, Thursday© RIA Novosti. Ramil Sitdikov
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WASHINGTON, July 18 (RIA Novosti) – The White House said on Thursday that it is "deeply disappointed" by the conviction and prison sentence handed down by a Russian court against opposition leader Alexei Navalny, which it called a politically motivated act aimed at silencing opponents of the regime in the Kremlin.
"Navalny's harsh prison sentence is the latest example of a disturbing trend of government actions aimed at suppressing dissent and civil society in Russia," White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters at a briefing.
"We call on the Russian government to cease its campaign of pressure against individuals and groups seeking to expose corruption and to ensure that the universal human rights and fundamental freedoms of all of its citizens including the freedoms of speech and assembly are protected and respected," he said.
A court in the city of Kirov, around 560 miles (900 kilometers) east of Moscow, on Thursday convicted and sentenced Navalny, a whistleblowing blogger and one of Russia's most prominent opposition protest leaders, to five years in prison for masterminding a 2009 embezzlement scheme involving a state-owned timber supply company in the Kirov region.
Navalny, 37, has denied the charges, claiming the trial was politically motivated.
His co-defendant Pyotr Ofitserov was sentenced to four years in prison for his part in the scheme.
US lawmakers joined the chorus of outrage over the sentences, with the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Sen. Robert Menendez, accusing Russia of "returning to its old authoritarian ways where opposition voices were silenced and trumped up charges ended in unfair verdicts, oftentimes resulting in imprisonment for the falsely accused."
"The Russian government must reverse course and end this assault on people's freedoms and right to political expression. It can begin by freeing Alexei Navalny," he said.
Sen. John McCain, an outspoken critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, calling the conviction "a total farce if it were not so deeply tragic, especially for Russia."
"Navalny's show trial, as well as the posthumous conviction last week of another opponent of corruption, Sergei Magnitsky, are only the most recent examples of how the Putin government seems determined to drag Russia back to some of the worst aspects of its past," McCain said, calling for the immediate release of "all of Russia's political prisoners."
Magnitsky, a lawyer who was detained after he accused Russian officials of a $230 million tax fraud, was convicted posthumously earlier this month on tax evasion charges. He died in a Moscow prison in 2009.
Sen. Ben Cardin slammed the charges against Navalny as "trumped up" and called the guilty verdict a "sham" that "will only embolden, not end, the growing campaigns to name and shame corrupt officials and those who blatantly betray the trust of the Russian people."
Sen. Roger Wicker said Navalny's conviction was proof "that Russia is not committed to upholding basic human rights."
"I stand with those Russians, like Mr. Navalny, who are committed to shining a spotlight on the oppressive Putin regime," he said.
The guilty verdict against Navalny and Ofitserov "makes the world wonder whether Russia is more committed to attacks on political dissidence than it is to the rule of law," said Sen. Chris Murphy, calling for Navalny to be released immediately.
Human Rights Watch called the verdict "shocking" and said the case that was built against Navalny was "part of a broader government crackdown under way in Russia to silence a fierce critic and weaken the opposition movement."
Andrew Kuchins, director of the Russia and Eurasia Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, called the verdict "very depressing."
"It's another piece of evidence that one cannot count on an independent legal system in Russia that can arbitrarily – or not so arbitrarily, as was the case here – take you down," he told RIA Novosti.
"Opponents of the ruling regime in Russia, this is how they're dealt with," he said.
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- ValSHypocrite American Government00:29, 19/07/2013For anyone to comment about human rights violations from the American Government is laughable! It is hypocritical!
Take this statement from White House spokesman Jay Carney who said, "We call on the Russian government to cease its campaign of pressure against individuals and groups seeking to expose corruption and to ensure that the universal human rights and fundamental freedoms of all of its citizens including the freedoms of speech and assembly are protected and respected," he said.
As a person living in America I can tell you right now, if a large group of people want to peacefully gather in a group, you will be paid a visit by the police and told to disperse. I think about Snowden and his sharing about the violations of privacy rights; corruption; how the US government says he is a traitor; in fact, all he did was share something many with a thinking brain cell knew or suspected; that the government of the US was engaged in illegal spying.
- ValSAdd on to my last comment00:36, 19/07/2013...and to continue what I was going to say; try exposing fraud and corruption in the United States Government, you will be paid a visit by Secret Service or other police agencies. They, the US Government is so busy pointing out all of the negatives or making up negatives in other countries while at the same time ignoring their own bribery, corruptions and questionable and/or illegal activities of their very own.
- ValSAnother add on...01:14, 19/07/2013Maybe some things not so bad and honestly I do see some attempts at cleaning up problems in the United States Government; but to point out issues in other countries is wrong IMHO without also acknowledging issues the US also has.
How about talking about how the governments can work together to rid corruption instead of just finger pointing?
Also correction regarding peaceably assemble. I was informed that you can but it requires a permit that you have to pay for. Also depends upon the kind of gathering and purpose.
- bielecThis from the government that:04:21, 19/07/20131. Used artificial pretexts to disperse gatherings of the Occupy Wall Street movement and other protests;
2. Has given itself the right to assassinate political opponents in other countries and its own citizens without due process and right to legal defence;
3. Has used lies and tricks to legalize and/or get away with extraordinary rendition, indefinite detention and torture;
4. Has been violating international law and human rights by conducting illegal wars of conquest (the so called oil wars) under the false pretext of war aganst fabricated terrorism;
5. Had prior knowledge and, very likely, direct involvement in organizing and leading the 9/11 attacks;
6. Is using terrorism to achieve political goals in other, sovereign, countries (e.g., Iraq, Libya, Syria);
7. Is financing, supporting, and arming terrorist organizations and terrorist states (e.g., Israel);
8. Is supporting the illegal occupation and annexation of Arab lands by Israel, its apartheid political system, as well as crimes against peace and war crimes committed by Israel against its neighbors;
9. Is directly responsible for the death and injuries of millions of innocent people, as a result of the use of murderous, politically motivated sanctions, military interventions, coups, fals-flag operations, use of mercenaries and terrorists, assassinations and drone attacks, use of depleted uranium (DU) munitions (e.g., in Iraq)...
... and the list goes on.
- bielecBTW,04:34, 19/07/2013...a claim that Navalny's conviction and prison sentence were politically motivated requires valid and reliable evidence that he was not guilty of embezzlement charges.
If the US government has such evidence, they should make it public. If they don't have such evidence, they should shut up.
- bielecOne more needle:04:38, 19/07/2013Here is the US government defending the rights of an opposition leader and anti-corruption activist Navalny, while at the same time, they demand that a whistleblower and anti-corruption activist Snowden is returned to the USA for a politically motivated trial. What a farse!
- Wolfgang9The German TV10:15, 19/07/2013had quite a number of comments to that subject here. And NONE was actually talking about the crime which was the base of the sentence. All talk about "political decision" etc. but none about what really was the reason for that court! The typical ideological blackmailing with almost NO facts and only innuendo directed primarily against Putin. I guess the media in the US are acting almost the same as in the Banana Republic of Germany!
- Panthera PardusAs they say in Italy "aver la faccia come il culo"10:33, 19/07/2013literally "having a face looking the same as own ass" , for example you could have a long relation with a prostitute below legal age of consent and then stand in public for traditional family value... and then still get elected in a free election, so it could be inferred that in the end aver la faccia come il culo pays off, this is the only explanation to have an American clown saying to Russia "to ensure that the universal human rights and fundamental freedoms of all of its citizens " - right, yeah put Prism in the picture of the fundamental freedom.. violation of fourth amendment anyone? But still they get worried about Russia.. Berlusconi should double as image advisor and spin doctor for the American Government
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I'm quitting Rihanna for a while.
As for the music industry…
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Lemme just play 'Rude Boy' one last joyous time…
Edited to add: I am not victim-blaming here. I'm just angry that this remix was allowed to happen. It seems to me that neither Rihanna nor Chris has received any real help or support since the assault and the music industry has exploited them both horribly.
For shame.
Ben Affleck, on the Armageddon commentary track.
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Holy wow. Um… are you kidding? I can only hope so, and that this question was intended for the purpose of make me explode on the internet! Wish granted, my friend, wish granted. ;)
Yes, back a while ago the world and the fiction in the world was even more racist than it currently is. Isn't that awful?
I dislike the term 'politically correct' because I so often hear it used with a sneer, and because the word 'politically' is so unnecessary. What's wrong with just 'correct'? As in, it is correct not to be sexist, it is correct not to be racist, it is correct to treat everyone with common decency. See? Works perfectly well.
It's not a case of 'everyone is weirdly adding people of colour' now… it's a case of 'everyone was weirdly excluding people of colour' back then. People of colour EXIST: not having them in fiction IS WEIRD. Imagining stories entirely without them IS WEIRD—why would you want to do it?
You bring up Merlin having a black Guinevere. Well, black people existed in medieval times, so why shouldn't they be in fictional representations of medieval times?
Leaving aside the fact that 'medieval Camelot' isn't set in medieval times—it's set in a fantasy world with elements of medieval times and other much more modern stuff, and also… what am I thinking of… oh yes… MAGIC AND DRAGONS.
But clearly… Guinevere is the last straw! Dragons, sure, but black people, you go too far!
I suppose my answer to your question is a double yes. Do I 'feel compelled to represent races other than white' in my books? Sure: I absolutely think it's the right thing to do, and that contributing to the whitewashing of our world through fiction is very wrong. I'd rather… not do something I consider very wrong…
But also, yes, they just come to me like that! Creation of characters is a tricky thing, since it is half subconscious and half not, and when I think about what makes for an interesting world, it's not a world in which anything has been taken away rather than added. 'A less rich world!' is a really boring battle cry. 'Less complicated relationships! Less interesting characters!'
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Nine minutes and nine seconds into Saturday night's game, Terry Ruskowski looked to the i wireless Center ceiling.
"Here we go again,'' the Quad City Mallards coach muttered, his team trailing 3-0. "Another Saturday night.''
But instead of letting an early-season hex continue to vex the hometown hockey team, Ruskowski made a change by replacing newcomer Jimmy Spratt in goal with season-long starter John Murray.
The move led to the Flock winning for the first time in five Saturdays this season, with Murray stopping all 26 shots faced in a 4-3 comeback victory over Tulsa.
"I felt sorry for Jimmy. Those goals really weren't his fault, but I had to change the momentum of the game somehow,'' said Ruskowski, one of the Central Hockey League's winningest coaches whose club also fell behind 3-0 in a Friday road loss at Wichita.
"We started off great; we had our chances on the offense end, but then they'd come down and score, one time on a two-on-none, another on a great shot. Same thing again and again. All of a sudden, we're down 3-0.
"Like a relief pitcher, even though you're making good pitches, if they're hitting you, you've got to bring in somebody else to try something different.''
Murray proved to be the antidote for what's ailed the Mallards (6-5-3, 13 points) on Saturday night's.
So, too, was Patrik Levesque, who scored a pair of goals while paired with fellow veterans Obi Aduba and Mike Hellyer on a reformed front line.
"I'd like to tell you it was great coaching,'' Ruskowski said with a big smile. "But it was hard work and desire and we hung on after that.''
Rookie Mike Stinziani, who assisted on what proved to be Brett Robinson's game-winning goal in the second period, also got the Flock flowing with QC's first goal, less than two minutes after the opening flurry by Tulsa (6-9-2, 14 points).
"Tulsa used to be a real defensively-oriented team,'' Ruskowski said. "But I've never seen a team change as quickly from defense to offense as these guys do. Their transition game was huge.
"But when you commit four players (to an attack), and there's a turnover, then you suffer on the other end. When we scored to make it 3-1, we got a lot of confidence to know we can score.''
The same shift -- with scoring leader Mickey Lang -- actually scored moments earlier, but the linesmen denied the goal, with the puck richocheting precariously out of the net to center ice.
"Were my eyes deceiving me? That was dead center. But the linesman said it definitely was not in,'' Ruskowski said. "I was thinking to myself, `Are you kidding me? Is this going to be another one of these nights?'''
"That's water under the bridge, though. Thank God we came back to score that goal.''
The Mallards play again today at neighboring rival Bloomington to complete a seven-games-in-10-days stretch with travel.
"Spratt's starting (today),'' Ruskowski said. "It was just one of those things that happened to him. When you fall off the horse, you have to get back on.''
Central Hockey League
QC Mallards 4, Tulsa 3
Tulsa 3 0 0--3
QC Mallards 2 2 0--4
First period: Goals: T Ryan Menei (unassisted), 5:20; T Gary Steffes (Ben Gordon), 8:04; T Ryan Menei (Mike Ullrich, Gordon), 9:09; QC Mike Stinziani (Brett Robinson, Derek Matheson), 10:57; QC Patrik Levesque (Obi Aduba, Mitch McColm), 17:10. Penalties: T Steffes (Hooking), 5:54.
Second period: Goals: QC Levesque (Mike Hellyer, Aduba), 7:10; QC Robinson (Stinziani, Mickey Lang), 16:58. Penalties: QC Stinziani (Tripping), 3:07; T Steffes (Holding), 11:11.
Third period: Goals: None. Penalties: T Gio Flamminio (Hooking), 2:17; QC Levesque (Tripping), 6:51; QC John Murray (Hooking), 13:34.
Shots on goal: T 31 (8-10-13), QC 37 (14-11-12). Goalie saves: T 33-of-37 (Ian Keserich, 59:03), QC 28-of-31 (Jimmy Spratt, 1-of-4, 9:09; John Murray, 27-of-27, 50:51). Power plays: T 0-for-3, QC 0-for-3.
Officials: Kenneth Anderson, referee; Justin Petterle and Patrick Richardson, linesman.
Three stars: 1, Murray, QC; 2, Levesque, QC; 3, Menei, T.
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