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Media Player Classic Home Cinema 64Bit
Media Player Classic Home Cinema 64Bit
I'm Running Windows 7 RTM 64bit but cant get Media Player Classic to play TS (Blu-Ray) Files in Media Center even though MPC is the default.
It plays on stand alone but not in Windows Media Center can anyone Help Thanks
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|18 Sep 2009
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Media Player Classic Home Cinema 64Bit is a media player with builtin codecs. MediaCenter on an x64 OS is also a 64bit media player. MediaCenter uses Windows Media Foundation and fallsback to using directshow codecs when WMF fails to decode the file selected.
MediaCenter cannot access the codecs within the MPC-HC player. They are for exclusive use by that player. If you want MediaCenter to play your content you'll need to install directshow codecs capable of decoding the content.
I normally would suggest my own codecs, Shark007's FREE Codec solutions. but am afraid that build 7100 has so many decoding problems to begin with, I would not want to deal with all the issues you will come up against.
If you do try my software, install both the Win7codecs and the x64 Components addon, then, once installed, you have to open the x64 Settings Application to the MP4~MPG TAB and select Gabest as the splitter to be able to playback ripped Blueray content in MediaCenter. This isnt a default setting because it interferes with streaming online mpeg2 content.
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Thanks Shark007 but already tried your Codecs both the 32 first then the x64 and selected Gabest but still no go thanks anyway
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Kensington Streets - No Haphazard Affair
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We all know in our heads that recycling is the right thing to do, but to be honest, it can sometimes be a real hassle! Where to keep the stuff in your house or garden, while waiting for an opportunity to take it somewhere, is part of the problem. We have often had overflowing bins of used bottles and plastic wrappings and receptacles, faithfully separated from the household rubbish, but needing to be taken to the recycle depot. There is a good feeling after one has done so, but it can be a chore that catches up with you. One also wonders whether it is really going to go for proper recycling after all your effort in getting it there.
The Sovereign Street Bus
The Sovereign Street, or 'feeder bus' as it was known in years gone by, used to park outside the brick bus shelter that stood in Milner Crescent on the island opposite the Rhodes Park Library entrance. Passengers would get off the bus from town and board the feeder bus which would then travel up Marathon Street, turn left into Highland Road, and ultimately make its way down to Sovereign Street, where it would again wait before returning to Milner Crescent.
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I have been reading on here and love most of the stories so I thought I would post my first. so please tell me what you think.
Me a 13 year old boy was at my girlfriends house. She was 15 at the time and was a normally horny. Can say I did not like this. She would getthat way and would get me to finger her. This happened every time we were alone. She would give me a blow job or jerk me after words.
Well this story takes place at her house. On a week end her and my parents were out of town. So we decided I would stay he night with her.
I though that it would be like we normally did thing I finger her and she Jack me, but to my suprize when I got there her and her friend were waiting on me naked in the front room watching porn. When I walked in she said take off all your clothes so I did. She said that it was her night to be in charge an I was to obay everything she said. She then told me to sit on the cough and Jack off to the movie so she could watch. Her and her 14 year old friend just stared at me. Then my girl friend came over and jacked me hard until I came all over her. At about this time it was about 11 pm and I was so sleepie. My girl friend told me to sleep on her bed. I woke up at a out 4 my girl and her friend were taking turns sucking on me. I have amet it was a good way to wake up. O was so horny I started to play with her pussie and be for I knew it she was climing on top of me. Then started riding me until she came then I filped her over and fucked her hard until we both came. We were on the bed side by side when her friend just starts liking the cum off me. Later on we went to the beach and she made me where a white swims suit. She knew when it got wet you could see right through it. Which is what she wanted so I did not make a figh of it. Sense we had a privet spot on the beach we could do what we wanted.after I got in the water she called me up on the beach and told me to rub sun block on her. I did and she was so hot I got a Boner right then she saw that and played with she pulled my trunks to my ankels and started sucking me off she would not quit e en after I came she made me so tried that I could not move. When I finally did she helped me pull my pants up and right when we walked into the house her parents walked in. She took me to my room and jerked me one more time he parents her my sounds and walked in I was so scared but her mom just said finsh up and get down stairs so we did when we got their she said for use to go to my house for a little while and we came back at around 4 and walked in on her parents in the living room we just left I brought her back around 10 and her parnts were watching a movie and I left her at the front door kissed her good night and left
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Anonymous said: Zdravstvuj Sasha, My name is Dáire Mac An tSaoir. I thought your targaryen sigil was badass! I'd like to discuss with your more about your stark sigil as it has a particular relevance to me. I have been very fortunate to work as a Camera Assistant (Clapper Loader) on Game of Thrones for the last three seasons and I have just started back on season four. I have the best job in the world! I would like to request your permission to use your stark sigil on a crew tshirt for my department. No space..
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Actually, "he's" already picked exactly what I want. But don't tell me, it's a secret!
"I could have missed the pain, but I would have had to miss the dance." Garth Brooks
"If you carry joy in your heart, you can heal any moment."
- Carlos Santana
I ask for the same thing every year. DD to sleep late and when she wakes up she makes me tea before we do presents. Thank you, Santa & DD.
A worm farm. Seriously.
That's awesome. I've been planning on making my own vermicomposter (worm farm) for a while now. Hope you get it!
A worm farm. Seriously.
That's awesome. I've been planning on making my own vermicomposter (worm farm) for a while now. Hope you get it!
What am I getting for Christmas? I *want* two gallons of paint. What I'll *actually* get? Who knows. My hubby and kiddos think wayyyy outside the box. It's hysterical every year.
"Courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway." - J. Wayne
"What if I fall?" Oh but my darling, what if you fly?
And even grown up, the little boy within them still lives
You can't make me grow up!
Quite possibly The Walking Dead graphic novels.
Maybe a video game. Some stuff for our apartment and puppy.
No more freezing to death from Novemburr through March!!!!
My girls got me a small tin of Quality Street chocolates. (Not sure if you have those in the US or other countries.)
I told them not to spend a lot of money on me.
I found the tin "hidden" in one DD's skate bag.
They are not so great at hiding things from me.
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I will love the light for it shows me the way, yet I will endure the darkness for it shows me the stars.
I love it (and him).
I think dd will get me something like a cd or a stuffed animal. Not sure, but it is never something super big. Usually delivered with a hug which is awesome.
Someone got me some cookware off my wish list- I suspect my sister-in-law.
I cheat and look to see what has been purchased.
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"Someone said to me, early on in film school… if you can photograph the human face you can photograph anything, because that is the most difficult and most interesting thing to photograph. If you can light and photograph the human face to bring out what's within that human face you can do anything."
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Double down on trickle down. The GOP has no shame.
Not clear if the cost estimate was static or dynamic. Whatever, the only solution to the size of the deficit and US debt, and to even some of the promised benefits of Medicare, is to grow the economy. What is the plan by the Democrats to grow the economy— hire more government employees paid for by taxing the rich? Provide more unemployment insurance and rely on the magic multiplier of welfare payments? Democrats (Obama) will speak of the strength and resilience of our economy without ever explaining why that is? It is not due to government skill at investing.
Double down on straw man arguments. The Left has no shame.
There is no one who believes in anything called "trickle down" or anything that works the way "trickle down" is said to work. It is a lie pushed by the Left because it fears losing if it debates honestly.
Less income, greater deficits? The answer is spending cuts. The question is, how would Romney succeed in such cuts where presidents of all stripes before him have not? Answer: an overly cautious guy like Romney would not succeed. So his sop of a tax plan would enrich the rich and dig a further hole for the rest of us. This is leadership?
The entirety of the "tax cut" Romney is credited with is simply comparing current rates, whcih Romney would make permanent, to the Clinton rates that they would revert to under current law. This is being misrepresented in the article, but then, today's tax rates have been misrepresented from the start. The Left calls them "Bush tax cuts for the rich", when in fact they barely halfway undo the Clinton tax hikes on the rich, while being much bigger cuts for the poor than for the rich. Ultimately, today's tax scheme has the rich paying rates that are high by post-WWII averages, while the poor pay record lows. Overall, more "progressive" than ever.
But this article has the audacity to suggest undo friendliness to the rich by comparing today's draconian scheme to history's only more draconian scheme.
As IRS tax records plainly show, taxes have become friendlier to the poor and more hostile to the rich over time. However, the rich have gotten richer anyway, while the poor stagnate. Why? A lot of it is globalization – the development of the rest of the world has ended the US's monopolies and forced the common American to compete with billions of new workers. Another big factor is our social welfare system, which contains large poverty traps. A single mother living at the poverty line LOSES money if she increases her income, because it disqualifies her from so many handouts. She would have to double her income before she starts to benefit. Since doubling one's income is hard, she sits where she is. Our government has incentivized her to do less.
The wealthy are doing more than fine, why on Earth would anyone believe that handing them more tax cuts would help the economy? Same with the coporations. Corporate coffers are overflowing and they aren't investing because demand is low. It has absolutely nothing to do with tax rates.
Supply side economics is the polite name for trickle down. We need well paying middle class jobs. Jobs that include pensions and health benefits and pay enough for people to buy homes. We're not getting out of this recession by luring minimum wage manufacturing jobs back from China or Vietnam. The only place you can raise a family on those wages is in China or Vietnam.
"As IRS tax records plainly show, taxes have become friendlier to the poor and more hostile to the rich over time."
Only if you arbitrarily set the starting point.
The fact that the "poor" (famillies of 4 making less than about $50k) don't pay any taxes is a necessity, not a perk. Taking 10% of their income would have a dramatic effect on their standard of living. Whereas taking that same $5k from someone making $500k has virtually no effect. A progressive tax scheme makes low paying jobs sustainable. People aren't going to take them if they can't earn enough to pay the bills. Pretty much what we have happening today: tons of qualified people out of work who probably refuse to work at Walmart, and I don't blame them!
So you have two choices: 1) corporations pay a living wage, provide and pensions and benefits, or 2) we tax the cr@p out of them and the government provides it.
Please tell if you know any family making $20,00 that actually pays any income tax. It's BS.
Hey! Stephen Ohlemacher, please do a more effective reporting job by explaining the facts. You just creating a false premise.
" A single mother living at the poverty line LOSES money if she increases her income, because it disqualifies her from so many handouts. She would have to double her income before she starts to benefit. Since doubling one's income is hard, she sits where she is. Our government has incentivized her to do less."
You're making my argument for me here. The single mother can't possibly make enough to support her and her child working minimum wage, or really anywhere close to minimum wage. In addition, the kind of jobs she would qualify for (without an education, of course) wouldn't offer benefits either, which, with a child, are not an option. The social welfare system is subsistence living and it provides her with things that the private sector does not and would not even if she was working.
"Please tell if you know any family making $20,00 that actually pays any income tax."
You're absolutely right. They don't and they shouldn't. This family isn't saving or investing so virtually all of their income is taxed in other ways. People who make $200,000 have lots of loopholes and tax incentives that they can take advantage of (home ownership, capital gains, 401k, etc)
Flat tax schemes and fair taxes are all intellectually bankrupt.
Will give the wealthy tax cuts. Will not disclose tax returns.
These people react angrily if you call them Marxists, yet they are saying, quite clearly, that we should tax those who can afford to pay (in their opinions) and not tax those who can't afford to pay (same opinions).
If that's not Marx's trademark phrase "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need", then I don't know what is.
They make their arguments by greatly inflating what one "needs" such that the floor for being able to afford taxes is higher, and by completely ignoring all basic traits of human behavior, which indicate that people change their behavior based on consequences.
You roll out the supposed number of tax breaks as if you've said something meaningful, but all you've really said is that the straight up facts don't support you, so you need to mislead with half-truths. While you're out there quoting particular tax provisions that benefit the rich, we honest people are over here pointing out the simple truth that the sum of ALL tax rules is what people ultimately pay, which is documented, and that documented result is not what you want us to think it is.
Can conservatives go 5 minutes without bringing up Marx? It's like they have an obsence fascination with the dude. I mean he was incredibly good looking but, common. That beard would be all scratchy while you were making out with him.
I suppose it would be fair for me to say that because you don't support social welfare programs that you're a social Darwinist and would rather have single mothers dying in the gutters outside the emergency room. Everyone who is wealthy worked hard and earned it and everyone who is poor is a lazy parasite, right? Or am I vastly oversimplifying your position?
Whoever brings up Marx first automatically loses.
The rich pay less and the poor pay more.
Gimme, gimme, gimme!!
Progressive taxation is not Marxism, it's common sense.
As I said, you recoil in horror at the mention of the name Marx even though you couldn't echo his position more clearly.
Please explain how your position about people paying whatever taxes they can afford to pay does not equate to Marx's maxim: "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need."
Progressive taxation is neither Marxism nor common sense. However, the arguments for progressive taxation being made here reek of Marxism, for reasons I couldn't be explaining much more clearly.
Income taxes aren't paid on ability, they're paid on income.
JD, you're an idiot.
I would hope the real Karl Marx would dislike me, but he would probably be more mature about it than his acolytes here are being.
That response was about as pathetic as one could hope for. Obviously my simple, straightforward challenge to "Explain how your position about people paying whatever taxes they can afford to pay does not equate to Marx's maxim: 'From each according to his ability, to each according to his need.'" is proving difficult to answer.
JD, it was answered at 7:07. You just don't like the answer.
That's… a terrible answer. Though it's nice to see someone use his name here for once.
You're really going to use an obviously irrelevant semantic as your argument? You do realize that Marx was German, right? The original quote didn't use the English word "ability" at all.
It is abundantly clear that an application of Marx's slogan to tax policy would result in people paying whatever they can afford to pay, which is exactly what's being advocated by my anonymous detractors here. That they squirm so much at being associated with a like-minded individual, and make such absurd arguments against that association, is telling.
Why are you so afraid of being linked to Marx? You agree, so why not embrace a kindred mind? Is it because you know of the historical failures of disciples of Marx and wish to avoid being linked to those failures? But why fear the truth, if you're confident in your positions? You should have some wise explanations for how your agenda will succeed, despite the Marxist history. If you don't, how can you be confident in your positions?
"We're going to close the unproductive tax loopholes that allow some of the truly wealthy to avoid paying their fair share. In theory, some of those loopholes were understandable, but in practice they sometimes made it possible for millionaires to pay nothing, while a bus driver was paying ten percent of his salary, and that's crazy. Do you think the millionaire ought to pay more in taxes than the bus driver or less?"
– President Ronald Reagan, June 1985
Who knew that Reagan was a marxist? Of course, that was before the John Birch society-wing took over the GOP.
First of all, "Anonymous" happens to be the MOST honest user name on the internet. We're all anonymous, even if some of us like to call ourselves something.
Secondly: "You're really going to use an obviously irrelevant semantic as your argument? You do realize that Marx was German, right? The original quote didn't use the English word "ability" at all."
JD, YOU are using the word ability. Forget Marx. That's what YOU are quoting. 7:07 was evidently a response to a quote YOU posited. I lack your gift for sophistry but you're pinning a "marx" label when there are a multitude to choose from. The first progressive income tax began under Abraham Lincoln. It's just as easy to pin a "lincoln" label. Or Teddy Roosevelt, for that matter: "A heavy progressive tax upon a very large fortune is in no way such a tax upon thrift or industry as a like would be on a small fortune." A supporter of progressive taxation could just as easily be "Rooseveltian."
Hitler was devoted to animal rights, in addition to being history's embodiment of evil. Is an animal rights supporter today now "Hitlerian?"
Income and ability are hardly the same.
Rick Santorum's coal miner father, who worked until 72 years old, and Barack Obama's educator mother, who raised a family while putting herself through school, have a lot more ability than, say, Tagg Romney, who only opens his mouth to change silver spoons.
If income taxes were paid on ability, than Mother Theresa would pay a ton while Paris Hilton wouldn't pay squat.
I'm sorry you think 7:07 was a "terrible" answer. I thought it conveyed a substantial point with an economy of words (unlike my long winded posts.)
Nothing in that Reagan quote even remotely references Marxism, or even progressive taxation, which your are falsely accusing me of equating with Marxism.
The removal of social engineering through the tax code is a core conservative principle and the antithesis of much liberalism.
Lots of points to respond to – more than I think I have time for.
I use a pseudonym, but I use it consistently. Fake names or troll names are childish, and there are often many people using "Anonymous."
I used the common English translation of the Marx quote, which is easily googled. But it couldn't be much more clear (especially if you know German) that "ability TO GIVE" is implied. Taxes, which are (at least in liberal minds) contributions to society, couldn't fit this any better.
You and others are falsely suggesting that I'm saying that all progressive taxation and support of progressive taxation is Marxist. That's not at all what I'm saying. I'm saying that the specific arguments for progressive taxation being made here are verbatim Marxism. Nothing more. If you don't feel you have non-Marxist arguments, I guess that's your problem.
As for labels, there's little doubt that following Marx's "from each/to each" maxim is commonly associated with him, just as people say Keynesian economics or Victorian house. Hitler is not considered the father of animal rights. Use some common sense.
I strongly agree that income and ability are hardly the same. Income is a result. Ability is mere potential. Another common straw man of the Left is the suggestion that conservatives think "hard work" or other substitutes for productivity guarantee results. No conservative says that. "Hard work" is meaningless if it doesn't produce value, just as ability is. But again, "ability", in the common English translation of Marx's maxim, clearly means "ability to give" or "ability to pay", and that's EXACTLY what my anonymous critics are saying should dictate what people pay.
Through sheer genetics alone, I doubt Romney's kids lack ability. And while I may not like Paris Hilton, mankind has long concluded that allowing dictators to set prices invites both tyranny and corruption, which is why we prefer to use supply and demand. Sadly, there are many buffoons who demand whatever it is Hilton supplies.
Capt Lewy and the guy who said" taxes aren't paid on ability, they are paid on income". (misunderstanding of Marx's philosophy)
Oh for goodness sakes, you guys are clueless. It means that those who produce, i.e., who have the ability and talent, such as making money, should give what they produce or earn to whose who "need" it. It can also be seen as redistribution of wealth. According to Marx, this is one of the main requirements in a Communist society.
Unfortunately for the liberal takers, this has never worked and communist societies and socialist economics always fails over the long haul. The producers get tired of working hard and giving all their products/money to the parasites (those in "need"). Another issue is who decides what a person "needs". It is a totally subjective view. What happens eventually is this philosophy causes people to stop working so hard and a lot of the population decides it may be easier to be a taker (Occupy people) and say they should get the money of the wealthy. Hey wait a minute, why it is happening right now as we speak. Liberals want other people's money instead of working hard to earn it themselves.
Look at history, look at what is happening in Europe, look at your fellow man when instead of teaching them how to fish, you just keep giving them fish. Pretty soon though, the fishermen get tired of catching the fish only to see their catch being taken by the government and redistributed to the parasites in "need".
Do you think the millionaire ought to pay more in taxes than the bus driver or less?
In some distant galaxy people who work harder are rewarded more than those who don't. This galaxy ain't it.
The origin of modern progressive taxation can be traced to Adam Smith, who wrote in The Wealth of Nations:
"The necessaries of life occasion the great expense of the poor. They find it difficult to get food, and the greater part of their little revenue is spent in getting it. The luxuries and vanities of life occasion the principal expense of the rich, and a magnificent house embellishes and sets off to the best advantage all the other luxuries and vanities which they possess. A tax upon house-rents, therefore, would in general fall heaviest upon the rich; and in this sort of inequality there would not, perhaps, be anything very unreasonable. It is not very unreasonable that the rich should contribute to the public expense, not only in proportion to their revenue, but something more than in that proportion."
The French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789 agrees:
A common contribution is essential for the maintenance of the public forces and for the cost of administration. This should be equitably distributed among all the citizens in proportion to their means.
In most western European countries and the United States, advocates of progressive taxation tend to be found among the majority of economists and social scientists, many of whom believe that completely proportional taxation is not a possibility. In the U.S., an overwhelming majority of economists (81%) support progressive taxation. Given the diversity of systems that fall under this category and the number of different possible rates, this is not surprising.
"look at your fellow man when instead of teaching them how to fish, you just keep giving them fish."
I love this line. What do think is more expensive for the government? Opening up a bunch of fishing clinics and trained people to fish, or handing out fish?
And don't use Europe as an example of what not to do unless you're talking about monetary policy. They have the highest standards of living in the world, longest life expectancy and higher social mobility. Their children are also among the best educated in the world. The Scandinavian countries are a perfect example of what we should be doing if we're talking about results.
"In the U.S., an overwhelming majority of economists (81%) support progressive taxation."
They are all liberal communists socialist marxists fascists thug gangsters.
Rich guy proposes tax cuts for the rich.
Same rich guy complains about his 3,300 sq.ft. house in LaJolla being too small, so he's tearing it down to build a huge mansion.
Same rich guys claims that he is "in touch with the common man".
The conservatives keep alleging that hard work = wealth. Well, maybe they can provide one economic study that establishes this premise. Because the overwhelming majority of the academic research suggests that the greatest predictor of a child's potential wealth is the wealth of their parents, not "hard work."
Where does the wealth of parents come from if not hard work? Somewhere down the line someone in the family had do work hard to acquire wealth, money is not just given freely in this world. A CEO has a lot more on his plate, and a lot more at risk than a waiter or a door to door salesman. And while someone might work two or three jobs, and may physically "work harder" they are not facing the risks of running a major company or organization, and this difference is reflected in the yearly earnings. Coming from wealth definitely gives a starting edge to some people, but in no means is it impossible to be successful when coming from a low-income family. Hard work is not the sole reason people becoming wealthy but it is a major factor.
"wealthy" and "higher income" are not interchangeable words
Work hard? Does a "lucky" trader in a hedge fund who sells derivatives he does not understand or shorts the stocks he sells on margin to gullible customers work hard? He makes millions? The drug dealers, robber barons, speculators, Tony Sopranos work hard?
They create nothing, they make tons of money.
Romney in his Bain Capital racket did that. He did not create jobs, he bought cheap and sold dear.
Job creators my foot!
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Households making between $50,000 and $75,000 would get small tax cuts, averaging 2.2 percent, or about $250, the study said. People making more than $1 million would get tax cuts averaging 15 percent, or about $146,000.
Trickle-down, trickle-down and more trickle-down.
22 consecutive months of private-sector job growth.
"Hard work is not the sole reason people becoming wealthy but it is a major factor."
It is "A" factor, I would not call it major or insignificant, but it is a factor. Once you acknowledge the fact that people who start with more are overwhelmingly more likely to end up with more, it is a moral necessity that we cooperatively increase the opportunities for those who start with less.
Seriously, though. Romney's sons are virtually guaranteed to make six figures in their first jobs out of college simply because of their father's connections. Do you think they "earned" that? How much harder will a boy born to a single mother in Harlem have to work to acheive that same success? Sure it's possible, just very very unlikely because of factors outside of that child's control.
Who owns more houses, Romney or McCain?
Gosh, Obama is so out of touch with ordinary Americans…
It never ceases to amaze me how gullible the right wing supporters are, as if they will see any of the benefits. It is not trickle down – it is more like pi$$ on those below you.And please stop calling Romney a job creator. He is a profit creator at the expense of American jobs.
Romney has been saying how the President is hurting the middle class, and how he (Romney) would help them. His plan shows the hypocrisy of the man. Same Republican tax plan, different Republican, Wall Street Willard!
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About 20 homes were smothered with snow inside the village of Shirinazen in Badakshan province, said Abdul Maroof Raseq, spokesman for the governor.
He mentioned women and kids were amongst the dead and no less than six others had been injured.
The Badakshan governor, who was stranded by the avalanches, was taken by helicopter to neighboring Tajikistan, which was less complicated to reach than nearby places of Afghanistan.Afghans have already been suffering by way of a brutal winter with bitterly cold temperatures and heavy snowfall.
Avalanches killed at the very least 37 people Tuesday inside a remote northeastern province of Afghanistan and officials feared the death toll would rise.
About 20 houses were smothered with snow inside the village of Shirinazen in Badakshan province, mentioned Abdul Maroof Raseq, spokesman for the governor.
He mentioned females and young children had been among the dead and at the very least six other people were injured.
The Badakshan governor, who was stranded by the avalanches, was taken by helicopter to neighboring Tajikistan, which was less complicated to reach than nearby locations of Afghanistan.Afghans have already been suffering via a brutal winter with bitterly cold temperatures and heavy snowfall.
It never ceases to amaze me just how utterly stupid liberals are, believing that government somehow drives the economy. The only thing that drives the economy is company growth. When a company grows, it employs more people. When companies stop growing, thousands of people entering the job market have to wait until someone dies before finding that job. I've studied Romney's tax plan, and it's clear to see that the biggest change to current tax law is to spur job growth. Right now, the US corporate tax rate is one of the highest (if not the highest) in the entire world. This is one reason why more and more jobs are going overseas. The cost of manufacturing a product in China is a fraction of what it would cost to manufacture the same product in the US. Don't you liberals realize that jobs will continue to go overseas until US tax code makes it more attractive for a manufacturer to stay here in the US? Why do liberals talk about lowering tax rates in a bad economy, if they believe lowering tax rates will stiffle tax revenue income? The answer is, they KNOW lowering tax rates helps energize and drive the economy. But once they are in power, they do the opposite, the economy slows to a crawl and they do what they always do. Blame republicans. When will liberals take responsibility for their failed policies? I suspect they will NEVER take responsibility. They just attack and create class warfare to distract from the obvious. Liberal tax strategies never work until they give up and adopt republican tax strategies.
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Dear Yannick,
Both ways are valid, depending on each party point of view, however, in
order to configure a firewall, you should attend training, and follow
the security policy of the organization where the Internetwork
connection is involved, and the same applied for procedures, another
suggestion is to subscribe for the vendor mailing list and keep your
self up to date, in case a vulnerability Is found, or new
However, a firewall alone is not enough in order to protect your servers
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You should take into consideration the type of firewall that is being
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-----Original Message-----
From: yannick'san [mailto:yannicksan () free fr]
Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2003 5:25 PM
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: Evaluating the security level of a firewall
Hello folks,
Well, a couple of days ago, I had a strong discussion with friends about
how to regularly evaluate the security level of a firewall.
First of all, everybody agreed that we can't install/configure a
firewall and then sleep and consider that everything behind it is in a
secure area . In any security approach we have to think about the "life
cycle" of the firewall. thus, security managers has to plan for a
recursive process for regularly looking for its state and the
vulnerabilities which could have came out on it. In fact, our discussion
became very strong when we started to talk about the methods we were
using for. They told me that they were only evaluating the security
level by regularly launching tools (like nessus) against their firewall.
So, somewhere in a procedure it was clearly written a sentance like this
one :
"We considere (today) that the firewall and its configuration is secure
according to the results given by nessus."... and that's all.
It seems that I was the only one to considere that we could not only
evaluate a security level regarding to the results given by this tool
but we also had to look for vulnerabilities in CERTS or CVE. In case of
a 0-vulnerability result, the tools will let us think that the security
level is good while in fact it is completly wrong. I considered that it
was a wrong way of thinking and told them that my sentance will have
been :
"We considere (today) that the firewall and its configuration is secure
according to the results given both by a search on CVE or CERTS
databases and the actual configuration and last update. Nessus (or other
tools) are used to improve our view but are not considered as
I've been told that looking for CVE or CERTS vulnerabilities takes too
long time for a lonely security manager who both has to deal with a lot
of equipments and other security stuffs. They said nessus give them a
good security view and without any security organisation to help them,
the task is too hard.
I answered that if a security manager can't take the time to check for
vulnerabilities in specific databases, he must write somewhere the
reasons and the security consequences of his choice. Reason and
security consequences of just using tools like nessus. Our discussion
about this subject has covered subjects like process, procedures,
methods, risk analysis (especialy identification of the threats),
security management,..., but finaly I was told that most of companies do
like them and my approach was not used.
I would to know your point of view, your experiences, for exemple : do
you only use nessus (or anything else) and considere the results as
valuable ?? Any comments (flame or not) is welcome :)
Thanks in advance.
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Abbey Wood 7 miles from Swanley
Tariff: £17.50 - £30.00 (per person per night)
Situated on the outskirts of Greenwich, the family-run Lodge Tanganyika offers free Wi-Fi throughout and there is free public parking ... more
Sevenoaks 5.6 miles from Swanley
Tariff: From £30.00 (per person per night)
Formerly on the main thoroughfare from Canterbury to Sandwich Ash would have seen many famous historical travellers including the Kings ... more
Bromley 5.6 miles from Swanley
Tariff: £54.50 - £67.00 (per person per night)
Clay Farm Guest House in Bromley offers modern accommodation and free parking, just a 20-minute train ride from central London. ... more
Dartford 3.7 miles from Swanley
Tariff: £20.00 - £27.50 (per person per night)
Located in central Dartford, the Royal Victoria and Bull Hotel is an 8-minute walk from Dartford Rail Station. Dartford's shops ... more
Sidcup 2.2 miles from Swanley
Tariff: £15.00 - £39.50 (per person per night)
Offering cosily furnished rooms with free Wi-Fi, Ruxley Rooms provides free parking and full English breakfasts. Central London is 14 ... more
Dartford 2.6 miles from Swanley
Tariff: From £60.00 (per person per night)
Tabsfield is an undeniably beautiful house that was built in the 1890's by the local mill-owner. From an elevated position ... more
Chislehurst 4.4 miles from Swanley
Tariff: £34.00 - £55.00 (per person per night)
Just 1 mile from Chislehurst Railway Station, the Crown Inn has a bar, restaurant and modern en suite rooms. Many ... more
Orpington 5 miles from Swanley
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Vino: Thanksgiving Wine
Often thought to be the perfect Thanksgiving wine, Pinot Noir is light in body with a very aromatic nose and high acidity. Pinot Noir is one of the best food pairing wines on the planet and should be able to accompany the many flavors on the table. Two good Pinots available in New York for under $20/btl are A to Z from Oregon and Castle Rock Winery, who sources fruit within California and releases a few different bottlings ranging from $9.99 to $15.99/btl.
Another good option for your Thanksgiving dinner is the truly American varietal: Zinfandel. Although Zinfandel's roots trace back to old Europe, the United States has really claimed this vine as our own and produces it with unparalleled fervor. Domestic Zinfandel tends to be rich, hearty and full of spice with jammy fruit and good alcohol. Cline Cellars offers a few good bottlings at reasonable prices (ranging from $9.99 to $14.99/btl). Another choice is the Joel Gott 2005 California Zinfandel is a steal at $15.99/btl. This is an impressive wine that could sell for much more.
For some non-American options, remember that Beaujolais Nouveau is here! Not only is this fun, easy drinking wine a ritual this time of year, it is also light-bodied enough to pair with nearly everything. George Duboeuf is the king supreme of Beaujolais Noveau, however anything you buy will most likely be good. Nearly every wine store in the city will carry at least one Beaujolais Nouveau in their store between now and Christmas.
Last, but certainly not least, if you feel daring, go for Riesling. Along with Pinot Noir, Rieslings are exceptional in their food matching qualities. For a dry Riesling buy a German, "trocken" style, if you like something a bit sweeter, go for halb-trocken. The Hans Lang Riesling is a great example of a delicious, dry, German Riesling and it's also a great deal at around $11/bottle.
Stores: Astor Wines & Spirits: Cline Zinfandel: $9.99, Lang Riesling: $9.99, Castle Rock Pinot: $12.99, Gott Zinfandel: $15.99, A to Z Pinot $17.99 (399 Lafayette @ 4th St.), PJ Wine: Cline Zinfandel: $8.49, Hans Lang Riesling: $9.97, A to Z Pinot: $14.97, Gott Zin: $13.99, Castle Rock Pinot: $9.97 (4898 Broadway @ 204th St.), K&D Wine & Spirits: Gott Zinfandel: $13.99 (1366 Madison Ave. btwn 95th & 96th St.)
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if you like a meatier red, i had yellowtail's syrah/grenache blend last week, and thought it would be perfect with rich, sweet foods (like you have on thanksgiving). it's got really good berry notes and enough body to stand up to heavier fare. and it's only, like, $7 or $8. i was really surprised.
I just read that Union Sq Wine is doing a T'day wine tasting (with 100 wines, yikes) this Saturday. They moved to 13th St and 4th Ave btw.
I like pinot noir for the Thanksgiving meal, and am thankful that I am not responsible for the wine this year . . .
say Jenny, I tried the A to Z Oregon Claret. And was wildly unimpressed.
Is it them or is it me?
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Hi Guido - I've never tried the A to Z Claret. Claret is usually a blend of Bordeaux varietals and the A to Z Claret is indeed a Cab, Merlot & Cab Franc blend. None of these varietals show their best in the Oregon climate, I would assume that you tasted something with green tones and astringent tannins?
When it comes to Oregon stick with Pinot Noir (in good years) and Pinot Gris, the A to Z Pinot Noir should be pretty good. If it isn't, tell me about it!
i think thanksgiving in my SEASON for red wines.. i love pinot noir, i love zinfandel, and i cherish the first beaujolais noveau... I'm so pleased that i can pick from my tried and true faves and match up to a sturdy thanksgiving meal! thanks for the specific recommendations jenny!


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TUESDAY, Nov. 8 (HealthDay News) -- Doctors who own equipment
for cardiac stress tests are more likely to perform the tests, even
when guidelines don't recommend it.
The same was true if the doctor didn't necessarily own the
equipment but did interpret the results in his or her own office,
according to a study in the Nov. 9 issue of the
Journal of the American Medical Association.
The authors of the study looked specifically at patients who had
recently undergone revascularization procedures to open blocked
There are no recommendations to support routine testing of
patients with no symptoms within two years of having a procedure
such as balloon angioplasty or receiving stents, or within five
years of having coronary artery bypass surgery.
It's well known that imaging has exploded in many areas of
medicine, particularly cardiology. The trend has also been linked
previously to physician reimbursement.
One recent study found that doctors are far more likely to refer
patients complaining of lower back pain for an expensive MRI scan
if they own or lease such imaging equipment.
The authors of the new study looked at data on nearly 18,000
patients enrolled in a national insurance plan, UnitedHealthcare,
which also funded the study, who had undergone revascularization
within the past several months.
The data only included procedures performed between 2004 and
2007. Guidelines for routine testing after such a procedure weren't
introduced until 2007.
Two types of tests were looked at: nuclear stress testing (which
uses radioactive material to see blood flow) and stress
echocardiography (which uses ultrasound), but the authors reported
results only on nuclear, which was the most common test in this
group, according to study lead author Dr. Bimal R. Shah, an
assistant professor of medicine at Duke University Medical
Nuclear stress testing was about 2.3 times more common in
physicians who charged both technical fees (for such things as
equipment and overhead) and professional fees (largely for
interpretation of the results) than in those who billed for
neither, said Shah.
Nuclear testing rates were about 50 percent higher among
physicians who just billed for professional services versus those
who didn't bill for either, he added.
Testing did tend to be more common among patients who had
symptoms, although up to 10 percent of patients in this study who
underwent testing had no symptoms.
Shah acknowledged that more current data need to be obtained,
given that guidelines as well as Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement
have changed since the study was finished.
And some of the testing may indeed have been necessary, given
that billing information can only reveal so much about a patient's
overall status.
"There are certainly reasons that patients may be getting tested: patient reassurance, physician reassurance or [if an employer requires it] before returning to work," Shah said. But there were large variations, he noted.
"This has been a concern for a long time, [but] how important this is financially and from a risk perspective may be overemphasized," said Dr. Robert Hendel, a professor of medicine and radiology and director of cardiac imaging at the University of Miami School of Medicine. "We have made great strides [since 2007] to make people aware that we have to be much more concerned about how we utilize testing both in terms of risk and extent."
Regardless of the issue of reimbursement, though, "the bigger
issue is that we want to discourage
all inappropriate testing," Hendel said.
More information
The U.S. National Library of Medicine has more on
nuclear stress testing.
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I love this bronzer. I'm olive-medium skintone. I've never used the brush that came with it, just didn't like the look of it. I use a powder brush and it works perfectly. Everyone says I look really tan whenever I wear it. (hehe if they only knew..) Probably, as stated before, may be a little too dark for lighter skintones. You can see my skintone in some of my photos if you'd like. One of the pics I am wearing Hoola.
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This is an okay bronzer, but there are much better ones out there. If you are looking for a good powder bronzer, try MAC's or Guerlain!
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I broke out big time today when I wore this. I mean I haven't had a bad breakout like this in a long time.
Received this in a swap, thank goodness I didn't pay for it. I thought I'd like it because I fell in love with Dandelion, but it's not the case with Hoola. On me it looked like dirt. I'm sticking to Nars Laguna which is a little more natural looking and has a better looking finish.
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So, this bronzer is okay. I've never been a big bronzer user, so I don't have much to compare it to. I'm pretty pale, however, after experimenting with it for a while, I managed to get it to make me look like I had gotten a little sun. Don't use the brush that comes with it as so many people have commented. And use it with a light hand.
Update: So, it turns out that Mark good glowing blush in bronze glow is exactly what I hoped this product would be. Maybe give that a go if this bronzer is too dark for you.
I bought this from Sephora online. It came cracked, and that should have been a sign. It works terribly on pale skin (or any skin at all, I imagine). It's dirty and gritty and blah. It is not a bronzer so much as powdery matte mud. Needless, to say I returned it- promptly.
So I got this in a swap eons ago and the first time I tried it with the cruddy enclosed brush, I looked like I fell in dirt. I used a fluffier brush and it looked like I dived in dirt. I let it hibernate forever in my drawer, but I pulled it out the other day and I figured out how to use this product properly and now I love it! I lightly dip my blush brush in the cake and blend it into a tissue before brushing it on my face. Ah! Sweet tan! My friend said I looked tanner today and didn't know why. I feigned idiocy. But this is perfect and I'm a C2. True tan, no shimmer, no orange. Meow!
Yes, the packaging sucks. You can't travel with Hoola at all. The last time I tried that it broke to pieces. But I love the product. I used it when I was pale in Seattle (using BeneFit 06 fan brush was the key to avoid too much color) and still use it now with my darker complexion in Hawaii. Great for contouring.
I didn't like this bronzer at all. It's not worth the money (in my opinion). I'm not extremely fair, but I do have light skin. This bronzer was hard to blend and looked like I was wearing mud or orange dirt on my face. There's too much brown and orange in it. It didn't look natural. I have found several other similar products that were much cheaper and looked much better.
This is my HG bronzer and I'm sure if it; I'm on my 7th box! It is a matte, soft powder that has no pink or orange undertones, just the perfect natural tan color. It is also free of shimmer which means it can be used all over the face. I dont like to tan my face for fear of wrinkles so I equalize it to my body with HOOLA. About 10 women I know have gotten their own since I showed it to them...just dont use the included brush. Try a good-quality blush or bronzer brush with HOOLA for the perfect bronzer!


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April 19, 2013
The Intermodal Transportation Institute (ITI) and the National Center for Intermodal Transportation (NCIT) at the University of Denver published a new white paper that discusses high-speed passenger rail (HSR) and its development globally and in the U.S.
Written by Anthony D. Perl, PhD, professor of Urban Studies and Political Science, Simon Fraser University, Canada, and Andrew R. Goetz, professor and chair, Department of Geography at the University of Denver, the white paper examines why the U.S. has been slow to develop HSR and how conditions have changed recently within the U.S. that might affect HSR development going forward.
"High-speed passenger rail development is a very important issue for our national infrastructure and ITI/NCIT recognized the need to put together a white paper to shed more light on this important topic," said Goetz. "This white paper is aimed at educating people who want to know why the U.S. has lagged behind in developing this technology and what it would take to change that. HSR is now on the U.S. policy and planning agenda since the Passenger Rail Investment and Improvement Act of 2008 (PRIIA), which created a $10 billion HSR grant program; the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), which authorized $8 billion for HSR; and California Proposition 1A, which authorized $10 billion for HSR in California."
Perl points out that North America needs HSR more than HSR needs North America.
"The U.S. succeeded brilliantly in solving its 1970s freight railroad crisis, but this came partly at the expense of its passenger trains, which were divorced from the railroad industry and left in legal and political limbo under Amtrak," he said. "Now, with Europe and Asia well along the path toward continental-scale HSR networks, there is a critical mass to keep this technology growing and improving, no matter what the U.S. and Canada decide to do. If we do not begin to close this gap during this decade, the U.S. will risk permanent underdevelopment of this transport mode, much the way that Africa has been behind the curve on 20th century transportation development."
There is not yet a single right way to develop HSR, determines the white paper. North America has tended to standardize its transportation policies to create a "one size fits all" approach to building highways. The authors state that "if we are smart, we will find more than one way to deploy HSR."
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Chris Brown Pines For Rihanna on Twitter, YouTubeby Free Britney at . Comments
Chris Brown is gettin' all introspective and emotional these days.
There's little doubt who the troubled star was referring to when he took to his Twitter page to virtually reflect on and yearn for "The Way We Used to Be."
He linked to a fan-made YouTube video montage, set to the tune of R. Kelly's "The Way We Used to Be," showing footage of Rihanna and Chris Brown.
Back before he destroyed their love and her cheekbones, that is.
"IM SORRY YALL. JUST HAD TO POST IT," he wrote with the link.
In other news, Chris' Twitter name is MechanicalDummy.
It was a pretty blatant appeal to the ex-girlfriend he's not allowed within 100 yards of. But Brown, who released his new single last week, wasn't done there.
A few minutes after posting the video, the singer Twittered the following message of inspiration to all you love-struck guys out there: "FOR THE FELLAS: showing emotion doesn't make u weak... BEING HONEST MAKES U STRONG."
That may be. But a YouTube video set to a song by a guy best known for urinating on girls and child porn charges may not be the best way of showing it.
Here's a look at the way Chris Brown and Rihanna used to be ...
RiRi was really a proud gal coz u can see the pics the way christoper looked at her with all the pasiôn. Second chances a ever great and that may be chris can work out his mistakes.
Yu kno Wat I dnt lke Rihanna anyways an Chris brown is stupid becuz he hve nvr went out wit hr anyways but I Love Chris brown
Y'all need too shut the fuck up they celebritys they ain't thinking about you bitchezzz and I don't give a fuck about them at all what so ever chicago bitch what that do deucessss
u kn people made mistake and we all deserve a second chance in life my heart goes out fa chris and rihanna two young people who clearly loved each other make the wourld pull them a part they will never be happy till the finalaly decide to maake the great step and kiss and make come what may they kn there heart pain at nite when the easiest thing to do seeem heardes than it is
I feel really sorry for the both of them. It's obvious what they has was real. It's just really sad the way it ended. For all you people talking about you have no respect for chris breezsy this is all i have to say. Nobody but chris and rihanna know what really h append that night. You don't know who started what or who hit who first. So unless you were in the car and know exactly what happened STFU!!!!... I hope he learned his lesson and I hope they can at least get to the point where they can be friends. Cause first loves never die!!!!
we all make mistakes at some time in our life is what we learn from it that counts.
Give it up already Chris, you were an idiot and did things that were unforgivable
Chris isn't a MECHANICAL DUMMY, I don't even know why he posted that about himself. No one really knows the full story on what happened between him and Rihanna. Also most of the time a man won't react unless a woman pulls the first lick. But, I don't blame him or her because I don't even know what happened. But, no matter what happens, when it is all said and done Chris and Rihanna will probably go there own separate ways and move on. I think it's better for the both of them. Im gonna always be a really huge fan of Chris Brown anyway. Although I don't really know Chris Brown and Im not a close friend or relative, I do know that he didn't mean what he did and he'll never beat a woman, he's to sweet and a wonderful person who wouldn't want to be with him.
i don't know but if you take brown out of the title its chris pine. yummm chris pineee
he made terrible choices, was young and did not seek the help he needed before this whole thing came out...not pitiful at all~~~I have a 35 year old son and he was taught it was ok to show emotions, cry if needed~~~that makes him no less a man~~~I wish this kid had some support, sought help and be allowed to have a 2nd chance with his career~~


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Full Name: Troy Reddick School: Auburn
Ht: 6-4.5 Wt: 317 40: 5.71 Yr: 4Sr
Pos: Cognizant, tough blocker best in a small area. Sets with a wide base, keeps his pads low to the ground and plays heads up football. Patient in pass protection, jolts defenders with outstanding explosion and knocks them off the ball. Uses all his assets to maximum.
Neg: Lacks footwork sliding out to protect the edge and does more stepping than sliding. Marginal body control, does not redirect to defenders well and lumbers about the field.
Analysis: Possessing adequate size and the strength to play at the next level, Reddick is a marginal athlete but would be effective in a system which reduces his area responsibilities.


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Happy Saturday!
This morning I had waffle on the brain.
After breakfast I cleaned the house. It wasnt fun but i got it done and now i feel like im not a furball. (due to all the shedding going on in this house!) What would I do without a vacume?!
After I finished it was time for my 10k. Yes, todays training plan called for a 10k… because there were none in the area i decided to host my own, via treadmill.
I watched a new show "Off the Map" that i recorded this week. It did a fine job of keeping me entertained while i pushed myself!
I started slow and ended SPEEDY!
The last 2 miles were run at 8 and 9MPH and the last .2 was at 10MPH! I was pushing myself!
I finished in 56:40… my record for a 10k is 56:06 If i had pushed myself a little harder in the first 5 minutes I would have destroyed this!
I was not as dedicated the first 5 minutes. I lost energy immediately and had to grab some sugar!
I ate a 70 cal pack of these guys and I felt better. Maybe it was mental but either way I kicked it!
On a fun note: I GOT SOME LULULEMON PANTS TODAY!! I ordered them last week and they appeared on my doorstep today! I bought the relaxed fit pant (FOR WORK!) They look like dress pants ISH and I knew they would be comfortable. I figured if they didnt look as I planned I would just use them to workout in anyway WIN WIN! THEY ARE AWESOME and I can totally wear them to work!
I ordered a size up and in TALL because well, im 5'8 and 99% of pants are to short on me
They are fabulous! They are a little big, i could have ordered my usual size but these are so comfortable and not overly baggy so they are perfect!
Lunch time!
Because we are going out to dinner at an italian/Mediterranean restaurant tonight and i KNOW bread will be involved i tried to stray from a sando.
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mmmmmmmmmmmmm! I love yogurt bowls more then ever right now! Such a summery bowl!
I also just wanted to add my current love for these guys
I snack on them a lot. A PERFECT TOUCH OF SWEETNESS!
Those pants are cuuuuute!!! Love! Whats your tattoo? I can seeeeee it! Haha
Good job on the 10k, bee tee dubs. You rock!
i love the pants so much i want another pair already!
My tattoo is an angel. My mom drew her for my sister and I and we both have it tattooed on our lower backs. My mom is really into angels and told me that my guardian Angels name is Claire so thats her!
can you believe i havent had a waffle in 2 years!!! GAH thank you for reminding me.. love your tat!
Ooo I love you pants too! We have a Lulu Lemon store downtown and I have never been. I heard they offer free yoga classes but I didn't know much about their line I will have to check it out!
Also, I watched "Off the Map" too! I was slightly sad "Private Practice" wasn't on it's normal time, but I think I was a fan anyway. I'll have to watch again next week and see if it's something I'll keep up with!
Umm can I just say that your waffle looks so divine! My parents have a waffle maker they never use, I think I might just have to steal it.. thanks for the idea haha.


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Seit der Entscheidung des Line-Up Wechsels haben wir in drei Monaten eine komplett neue Setlist geschrieben. "Aerodrome" ist das erste Lied, welches wir hiermit unter dem Namen "crowns&thieves" veröffentlichen. Alle noch kommenden Songs wurden im Hidden Planet Studio November 2011 von Jan Oberg aufgenommen, gemixt und gemastert.
Lyrics "Aerodrome":
There are a few words left to say, if I get beaten by my doubt. And even though noone is listening, I pray forgeviness will prevail, before a life can fade out On which coast of the word will I stay, if no home has been named? On which shoreline will I crash, If there is nothing worth to be aimed? I know there are a million walls left for me to shatter, if not just yet that all seems to get better. I know there are a million walls left for me to shatter, anyways my lead is broken at last page of my letter. we all need planes to up and leave There is no running that can hide us. No part of beeing that defines us. The time I miss the arms, holding me so close to the land, let me know you found a place that I don't know like the back of my hand
I wish I could hear the voices of those who carry me. I wish I wouldn't see another black and white movie. And still I wish another step would wait. I wish I could hear the voices of those who carry me.