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cave1Saltos de línea: cave
Pronunciación: /keɪv /
A natural underground chamber in a hillside or cliff: the narrow gorge contains a series of prehistoric caves
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- This produces stalactites and related deposits in underground caves.
- The cavern is a natural cave carved into the rock by the sea, and widened into an underground canal by human hands.
- The cave has two main chambers, with a series of galleries and chambers leading off them.
verbo[no object] Volver al principio
1British Explore caves as a sport: they say they cave for the adventure, challenge, and physical exercise
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- Most of the Polish cavers we caved with were hard.
- Howard, Martin, Sweeny and Snablet caved back through Hang Ho into Pitch Cave to follow a lead there.
- I found the way out quite a struggle; having not caved for 2 months I was a little out of practice.
2US short for cave in below.
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- Flames fell as the ceiling caved in and by sheer luck she managed to maneuver her way around them.
- Inside the building, ceilings caved in, light fixtures and HVAC supply vents fell, drywall collapsed and some door frames were twisted.
- Max says if we have another earthquake, anyone standing in the room directly downstairs from my office will buried in my books as the ceiling caves in.
Middle English: from Old French, from Latin cava, from cavus 'hollow' (compare with cavern). The usage cave in may be from the synonymous dialect expression calve in, influenced by obsolete cave 'excavate, hollow out'.
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- (With reference to a roof or similar structure) subside or collapse, or cause something to do this: the tunnel walls caved in storms caved the roof in Len's club would have caved his skull inMás ejemplos en oraciones
- The roof is caving in, and bats have taken over the empty structure.
- Their walls were falling down and the roofs were caving in.
- Most of the children were held in a gymnasium, and there had been explosive devices and other things, and the roof of the gymnasium caved in after a bomb apparently went off.
- Yield or submit under pressure: the manager caved in to his demandsMás ejemplos en oraciones
yield, surrender, submit, succumb, back down, make concessions, capitulate, give up/in, raise/show the white flag;informal throw in the towel, throw in the sponge
- So instead, the government caved in to their pressure.
- Ministers have caved in to pressure from the farming industry over one of the most controversial proposals to prevent a repeat of last year's epidemic.
- She said the bus driver should never have let them get on if there was not enough room, and had caved in to pressure from other passengers.
cave-like adjetivo
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- Meanwhile, hundreds of miles away from Capitol Hill, deep within the cave-like laboratories of the infamous research centre that gave birth to the A-bomb, scientists have begun work on a new, highly classified project.
- Eventually she took my hand and drew me through a small door into a cave-like room where I was introduced to her father.
- Fluorescent lighting illuminates the white underside of the outer shell generating a soft iridescence that evokes the mystery of a subterranean grotto, with the cave-like auditorium at its heart.
caver sustantivo
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- What the group of relatively inexperienced cavers didn't know was that the heavy rain of the previous few days was seeping through the porous limestone rock and would quickly fill the cavern with freezing cold, rushing water.
- In high water conditions care is needed, but a trip through Manchester Hole, considered a classic river cave, can normally be accomplished by experienced cavers in about 30 minutes.
- The injured man was with a group of cavers who were going through a system using ropes.
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cave2Saltos de línea: cave
Pronunciación: /ˈkeɪvi /
keep cave
- Act as lookout.Más ejemplos en oraciones
- While Lloyd George was 'robbing the hen roosts', Churchill kept cave for him.
- We were in a ground floor ward, and at visiting time I kept cave outside the toilet whilst Jo went into the loo, stood on the toilet seat and opened the window.
- I was the one who had the brains so I kept cave and I used to charge 'em all two apples so I never went to get the apples myself.
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Andy Kaufman: Still Funny, Still Dead
Posted By Steve Mencher On November 15, 2013 @ 5:07 pm In Bulletin Today,Entertainment | Comments Disabled
Reports this week that the long-departed comedian Andy Kaufman [1] is still alive have been debunked. For fans of Kaufman, who had often joked about faking his own death, the news was inevitable, but disappointing. Here's what happened this week:
[2]On Monday, according to reports [3], the comedian's brother, Michael, appeared at a comedy club in New York and, while introducing a woman he claimed was his brother's daughter, read a letter purportedly from Andy. Thursday, the website Smoking Gun [4] reported that the "daughter" was, in fact, an actress, the daughter of a Manhattan doctor. Hours later, Michael told CNN: "Now that it's Thursday, not Monday anymore, I believe I am part of a hoax."
Michael's wording ("I am part of a hoax") may be significant, because the Web report implies that he was one of those trying to perpetrate the short-lived fakery. For the record, he did insist to CNN that he was the victim of the hoax.
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To relieve any uncertainty, the Los Angeles County coroner re-released Kaufman's death certificate, adding "Andy Kaufman is dead [6]." His manager, who watched him die, also weighed in.
With the story winding down, let's take a moment to remember the comedian, who died of cancer in 1984 at the age of 35.
Your favorite Kaufman moments might be from his turn as the eccentric, vaguely Eastern European mechanic Latka Gravas on [7]Taxi [7]. Or you might prefer his lip syncing Mighty Mouse – arm raised, knees beating time – on Saturday Night Live. Maybe you remember his crazy wrestling career [8]: He infuriated women by playing the part of a male chauvinist who always overwhelmed and pinned a female opponent, and he tangled with a real wrestler, Jerry Lawler [9], in routines that seemed to put his life at risk.
But there's no denying that Kaufman's signal gift was his ability to inhabit a character with total conviction. You can search the Web for great, hysterical, over-the-top Kaufman impersonations. What I'd like to share is this simple portrayal of the comedian as a sick and broken shadow of himself, reduced to panhandling the audience on a 1980 David Letterman show. You may find this mystifying, as Dave does. I find it hysterical.[10]
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[4] Smoking Gun: http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/actress-in-andy-kaufman-hoax-675432
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[7] Latka Gravas on : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmZAxRH3Ibs
[8] crazy wrestling career: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RY3oRVzjSIg
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Chanticleer Holdings, the Charlotte-based investment company that owns and operates Hooters restaurants outside the U.S., said Tuesday that it has finalized its purchase of Charlotte-based American Roadside Burgers.
The purchase of American Roadside represents a departure for Chanticleer, whose sole focus has been expanding the Hooters brand in other countries.
Under the deal, Chanticleer is purchasing the outstanding shares of American Roadside and issuing 740,000 shares of its stock to American Roadside shareholders. On Tuesday morning, shares of Chanticleer were trading at $4.88.
In August, Chanticleer announced that it planned to acquire the privately held hamburger chain that opened in 2006 and comprises five restaurants: two in Charlotte, in uptown and SouthPark; the original location in Smithtown, N.Y.; and one each in Columbia and Greenville, S.C.
Chanticleer said it plans to open more American Roadside locations in the U.S. and foreign markets.
Approvals are still needed before Tom Lewison, who serves as a director for Roadside Burgers, can join Chanticleer's board. Lewison, former chief operating officer of Charlotte-based fried-chicken chain Bojangles', is expected to help create strategies for Chanticleer and American Roadside.
According to Chanticleer, American Roadside gives Chanticleer, which has been suffering quarterly losses, another brand to introduce to other countries to increase revenue. Expenses associated with the Hooters in which Chanticleer has ownership have contributed to the losses. According to Chanticleer's CEO, Mike Pruitt, it needs to roughly double its Hooters locations to overcome the costs of being public and reach profitability.
Each share issued to American Roadside shareholders also comes with the right to purchase another share of Chanticleer for $5. American Roadside Burgers has roughly 200 shareholders, owner Rich LaVecchia told the Observer in August.
The deal calls for LaVecchia to step down. Lewison is expected to help find a new CEO for American Roadside.
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Summer & Fall
We have to say, sorry for the lack of posts. We've been driving around the country keeping ourselves busy while we wait to find out what tours lay in store for us this fall.
Until then and for the remainder of the summer we will be touring along side the band Company of Thieves in the midwest and west coast.
Again a big thanks to everyone that helped us spread the word and continued supporting us.
Thus far the summer has been tons of fun. All the great people that have been coming out to our various shows and festival dates have been making it worthwhile to continue doing this crazy schedule.
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On March 4th, the Student Media Solutions Student Organization traveled to Portales and Clovis. The group attended an Artists' Reception at The Eula Mae Edwards Museum & Gallery at Clovis Community College where the work of NMSU-A Art Faculty Brian Taylor and Bryan Yancey was on display. "Stunning" and "emotional" were some of the words used to describe the sculptures and paintings.
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While caught up in the scandal resulting from the accident on the set of The Twilight Zone movie that killed actor Vic Morrow and two children, director John Landis (An American Werewolf in London) made this manic nighttime L.A. thriller with rising stars Jeff Goldblum and Michelle Pfeiffer. Goldblum plays an office worker with a dead-end job, an unfaithful wife, and a bad, bad case of insomnia. Unable to sleep, his midnight wanderings take him to the L.A. airport, where beautiful jewel smuggler Pfeiffer literally lands on his car. Fleeing Iranian terrorists (one is played by Landis), the two hit the road, and their adventures lead them to murder, mayhem, one scary hit man (David Bowie in a lurid, terrific cameo), and, of course, romance. Perhaps because of--or in spite of--the turmoil going on in his life, Landis fashioned a film unlike any of his previous (or later) safe Hollywood products; this is inventive, darkly comic, sincerely romantic, and L.A.-style sultry all the way. Landis's greatest success is perhaps in the mood of the film: he manages to convey that weary, dreamlike insomnia feeling of adrenaline bordering on exhaustion. Goldblum is at his deadpan best and, despite a bad haircut and '80s wardrobe, Pfeiffer shows the spark and beauty that would later make her a star. In support of Landis during his time of trouble, numerous directors, including David Cronenberg, Paul Mazursky, Don Siegel, Jonathan Demme, Lawrence Kasdan, and Jim Henson, made cameo appearances. --Mark Englehart
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U.S. Roman Catholic bishops called the Obama administration's pledge to soften an employer birth control mandate "dubious," saying Wednesday they would continue fighting for a broader religious exemption to the rule. ... After meeting in Washington, the top committee of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops said they would "continue to accept any invitation to dialogue with the executive branch to protect the religious freedom that is rightly ours" (3/14).
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So this song has to do with this chart :
It has to do with people actually liking drake but not admitting it. Personally I don't hate or like him. If one of his songs drops during a mix or something I'll dance to it but just alone I feel like it's missing something. Ta-ku made me respect his work more though with putting it into mixes etc.
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There's nobody in football better placed to identify and pay homage to Sir Alex's skills as a football manager than those who know the job themselves.
It's one thing us fans calling Sir Alex great, but it really takes on serious clout coming from those who have actually stalked the touchlines at the highest level…
Steve McClaren
Former assistant to Sir Alex, former manager of Middlesbrough, England, FC Twente, Wolfsburg and Nottingham Forest
"Sir Alex is the perfect manager to work alongside. Many managers get stuck in their ways, but Alex always moves with the times. He's always looking for the innovative things to get the edge to make sure he and Manchester United are at the forefront of their development in football. Look at the facilities they've got: the sports medicine, the academy, the scouting system, the stats research. It's all geared to keeping United at the top.
"As a tactician he knows what he has to change and what time to change it. Sometimes you're thinking: 'how did that happen? How would that work?' But it does. He's got that ability to read games, stages of games, and he knows when momentum is with you and against you, and how to change it and having the right players to do that. While I worked with him I would sometimes wonder why he was making a change, but it would work and you'd think 'the man's a genius'.
Sam Allardyce
West Ham boss and former Newcastle, Blackburn and Bolton manager
"He has the amazing adaptability to change his management style. I think his style is completely different now from year one to five, perhaps; now in his 25th year he's moulded, and seen the changes in football and moved with the changes. Often successful managers tend to do what was successful for them


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This is unsustainable. At some point the lack of jobs will catch up with and then exceed the employed. Revenue will drop, and programs like this will cease to be viable. Without a plan to create jobs or make natural resources much more affordable or any cuts in the out of control spending on things the government has no business meddling with, this will fail as have all attempts at socialism. But Obama will be long gone when that happens. I suppose that's the point.


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Jan Brewer, Governor of Arizona and vehement immigration opponent, has taken on Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a recent report sent to the United Nations' Human Rights Commissioner by the State Department. Apparently, Brewer is steamed at the move toward "internationalism" and is trying to protect her state from charges of racial profiling, a thinly veiled accusation included in the report.
Brewer was pretty adamant in her, uh, request that Arizona's immigration law pretty much requiring police to check the immigration status of anyone they encounter "enforcing other laws" be removed.
The federal government, however, views its legal challenge to the law as a prime example of how it's addressing possible human rights violations.
In a letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Brewer says it is "downright offensive" that a state law would be included in the report, which was drafted as part of a UN review of human rights in all member nations every four years.
"The idea of our own American government submitting the duly enacted laws of a state of the United States to 'review' by the United Nations is internationalism run amok and unconstitutional," Brewer wrote.


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Boniva Injection
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Boniva Injection
No cases of overdose were reported in premarketing studies with BONIVA Injection. Overdosage with intravenous bisphosphonates may result in hypocalcemia, hypophosphatemia, and hypomagnesemia. Clinically relevant reductions in serum levels of calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium should be corrected by intravenous administration of calcium gluconate, potassium or sodium phosphate, and magnesium sulfate, respectively.
Dialysis would not be beneficial unless it is administered within 2 hours following the overdose.
Boniva is contraindicated in patients with the following conditions:
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Men's Short Hairstyles 2013
Like women men are also very fashion conscious and always in the lurch for the style factor that can build up their image in the best possible manner. Since they don't adhere to make up therefore, a hairstyle is the paramount factor that can really boost their tough and cool image. With the fashion trend changing for women, men too have a lot of new trends and creative ideas being fused into the men's hairstyles to offer the latest stock of men's' short hairstyles 2013.
The trend of short hair is quite dominant in the current styles for men who have gone for some daring cropped hairstyles. The most prominent of men's short hairstyles 2013 is the buzz cut which features extreme shortness of hair up till the shaved look. however, these buzz cuts too like the women's bob style has a lot of styl e variation that cast a different and appealing look with every slight tampering of styles. These hairstyles not only offer a neat military look but also are very impressive and well complement the masculine physique. Some of these styles have side shave with short hair on top or even totally cropped with bald stripes for a creative touch; which is the punch line of the coming trend. Some of the men's short hairstyles 2013 have a bald stripped pattern throughout the head which casts a funky but decent look.
Men's short hairstyles 2013 also have the gelled and spiky hairstyles which are highly glamorous and in high demand in the salons. The short gelled hairstyles flaunt their maximum richness and outlook with dark hair shades. Like women, men's short hairstyles 2013 are also inclined towards the use of hair colors out of which for men the black and blonde shade tend to project the most masculine and trendy look.The dark shades of blonde tend to project a hotter, fresh and chic look while the black or dark brown shades are at once captivating and draw instant attention. These short hairs can be styled in a messy, straight spiky, random style or even in the funky style. They can also be given a different look by raising the spikes in a side swept manner for a raised crown area. The use of hair sprays and gels is a pre-requisite for the maintenance of these classy hairstyles. There is so much for men to choose and avail from in the coming hairstyling trend.
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There's a lot in my life that I take for granted or at the very least assume that I'll always have present in my world and today I just want to take a moment to list off some of the wonderful blessings I have that I'm thankful for.
Rereading one of those Dear America books last night (the Irish girl working at the mill one) made me realize that no matter how bad I think my day might be going, I'm lucky as shit that I don't live and work in a sewing mill circa the 1800's. No AC, heating, 14 hour days on your feet, dust in the air, the possibility of losing a finger at every turn, and a mix of additional reasons make me feel fortunate to be where I am and within the comfortable lifestyle I have.
Currently giving thanks for…
1) The washing machine and dryer that are not only in my apartment, but all I have to do is open my bedroom door and poof, it's there and ready to use. I don't know what I would do if I had to go into some creepy ass basement or walk my clothes to a Laundromat every week at a designated time. I'd probably have a gun a la the conversation between Kim and Abernathy in Death Proof.
Abernathy: You can't get around the fact that people who carry guns, tend to get shot more than people who don't.
Kim: And you can't get around the fact that if I go down to the laundry room in my building at midnight enough times, I might get my ass raped.
Lee: Don't do your laundry at midnight.
Kim: Fuck that! I wanna do my laundry whenever the fuck I wanna do my laundry.
2) The fact that at my job I don't have to be on my feet all day. Been there, done that, hated it.
3) All of the food I just bought from Trader Joe's that is currently in my fridge/freezer. I am slowly separating myself from my former Ramen noodle poverty eats lifestyle, though I always keep a package or two handy in case I get sick or something (for broth purposes). I've got pasta, scones, broccoli, raspberries, avocados, tamales, tacos, this crazy good French berry flavored lemonade, cheese, and so much more - we are STACKED.
4) AC for the summer and heating in the winter. Necessary.
5) My family. They may annoy the shit out of me sometimes but no matter what we've always got one another's backs. And it's nice to know that if something terrible ever happened and I had to move back home, they'd let me go back again and stay for as long as I needed. Not every family is built that way.
6) My friends and roommates. Whatta great group.
7) My legs. This is so important to me since I don't have a car and walk everywhere. I do believe my greatest fear would be to lose the ability to walk. Walking frees me. I like to feel the ground beneath me as much as possible and let me tell you, being a pedestrian in this city sucks. On more than one occasion, I've been grazed by a couple of cars when it was my turn to walk. And on so many more occasions, I've had to sprint across the street, DURING A WALKING SIGN, so Johnny Fuckface could make a right turn to get home maybe a millisecond faster than usual. Traffic aside, walking is one of my favorite things in the world to do and I'm thankful that I have a good set of legs to do it with.
8) That I can basically approach any topic given to me in any field (law, fashion, brands, you name it) and turn it into a good article. It's rare for me to see something and think, "I don't even know how to begin with this idea." I always find some facet to focus in on and run with and know that it will be done well because I found that one thing to guide me home. Maybe that sounds full of it and I'm sure there are people out there who don't like my writing. But writing is my biggest strength. I learn each and every day in it because I do it daily.
There was a brief time in which I didn't want to pursue writing as a career either. A younger version of me had wanted to go into forensics. I used to have a big thing for crime and murder scenes and studying the habits of serial killers (Albert Fish is hands down one of the most fascinating ones - he was the guy who abducted and ate small children). My mother used to say I had a bit of Clarice Starling in me. I think what made me not want to pursue that career was that I wasn't sure how good I'd be at separating what I saw on the job all day with my personal life - it would have made me jaded on several levels, a lot more stoic, and forever protective of any future family I created.
So now I just write and write and write and that works just fine for me. Serious topics at time and silly ones too. It's a nice balance.
9) Music! I will forever be rocking out to my iPod and making playlists. And I so do not discriminate either - I will listen to everything and anything at least once.
10) Clothes on my back, shoes on my feet, dinero in my wallet for Starbucks and bill payments, and a college degree that made so much of the everything that I have possible.
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VIDEO: Watch Amy Goodman on MSNBC on Gun Control and Mental Illness
Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman spoke Saturday on Up With Chris Hayes about the role played by mental illness in attacks like the mass shooting Friday in Newtown, Connecticut and what society might endeavor to do differently to avoid these types of horrific attacks in the future. Click here to watch.
Amy Goodman on MSNBC's "UP w/ Chris Hayes" on Saturday, December 15th at 8-10 am ET
Democracy Now!'s award-winning host Amy Goodman will appear on MSNBC's "UP w/ Chris Hayes" on Saturday, December 15th at 8-10 am ET.
The Trials of Bradley Manning
By Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan
Pfc. Bradley Manning was finally allowed to speak publicly, in his own defense, in a preliminary hearing of his court-martial.
A Carbon Tsunami in Doha
By Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan
The 18th U.N. climate-change summit is taking place in the small but immensely wealthy Gulf emirate of Qatar, the largest per capita emitter of greenhouse gases in the world.
Sunday: Watch Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan Discuss "The Silenced Majority" at 3pm ET on CSPAN2
Watch Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman and co-author Denis Moynihan Sunday at 3pm ET on C-SPAN2 BOOK TV when they discuss their new book, The Silenced Majority:Stories of Uprisings, Occupations, Resistance, and Hope.
Our Climate Future and the Doha Summit
By Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan
The annual United Nations climate summit has convened, this year in Doha, the capital of the oil-rich emirate of Qatar, on the Arabian Peninsula. Dubbed "COP 18," an army of bureaucrats, business people and environmentalists are gathered ostensibly to limit global greenhouse-gas emissions to a level that scientists say will contain the global temperature rise to 2 degrees Celsius (3.8 degrees Fahrenheit), and perhaps stave off global climate catastrophe. If past meetings are any indication, national self-interest on the part of the world's largest polluters, paramount among them the United States, will trump global consensus.
In Gaza: "It's the Occupation, Stupid"
By Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan
"The Palestinian people want to be free of the occupation," award-winning Israeli journalist Gideon Levy summed up this week. It is that simple. This latest Israeli military assault on the people of Gaza is not an isolated event, but part of a 45-year occupation of the sliver of land wedged between Israel and the Mediterranean Sea, where 1.6 million people live under a brutal Israeli blockade that denies them most of the basic necessities of life. Without the unwavering bipartisan support of the United States for the Israeli military, the occupation of Palestine could not exist.
"The Growing Global Movement Against Austerity"
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Amaia Engana didn't wait to be evicted from her home. On Nov. 9, in the town of Barakaldo, a suburb of Bilbao in Spain's Basque Country, officials from the local judiciary were on their way to serve her eviction papers. Amaia stood on a chair and threw herself out of her fifth-floor apartment window, dying instantly on impact on the sidewalk below. She was the second person in two weeks in Spain to commit suicide as a result of an impending foreclosure action. Her suicide has added gravity to this week's general strike radiating from the streets of Madrid across all of Europe. As resistance to so-called austerity in Europe becomes increasingly transnational and coordinated, President Barack Obama and the House Republicans begin their debate to avert the "fiscal cliff." The fight is over fair tax rates, budget priorities and whether we as a society will sustain the social safety net built during the past 80 years.
"Now the Work of Movements Begins"
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
The election is over, and President Barack Obama will continue as the 44th president of the United States. There will be much attention paid by the pundit class to the mechanics of the campaigns, to the techniques of microtargeting potential voters, the effectiveness of get-out-the-vote efforts. The media analysts will fill the hours on the cable news networks, proffering post-election chestnuts about the accuracy of polls, or about either candidate's success with one demographic or another. Missed by the mainstream media, but churning at the heart of our democracy, are social movements, movements without which President Obama would not have been re-elected.
Tonight in NYC: Amy Goodman Speaks on Election 2012, Superstorm Sandy, Climate Change
Democracy Now's Amy Goodman speaks at the first event at the Tribeca Barnes & Noble since its reopening post-Hurricane Sandy. She links Sandy and other extreme weather events to climate change, and discusses the corporate media's failure to make the connection.
We Are Not Powerless to Confront Climate Change
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Millions of victims of Superstorm Sandy remain without power, but they are not powerless to do something about climate change.
California's Food Fight: To Label or Not to Label GMOs
Of the 11 initiatives before the 2012 California electorate, one drawing perhaps the most attention is Proposition 37, on the labeling of food containing genetically modified organisms, or GMOs. Whether or not this ballot passes could have a significant impact on how our food system is organized, favoring small, local organic-food producers (if it passes), or allowing for the increased expansion of large, corporate agribusiness (if it fails).
VIDEO: Amy Goodman's Appearance on C-SPAN's Washington Journal
Watch Amy Goodman's appearance on C-SPAN's Washington Journal from September 29. In the interview, discusses her New York Times best-selling book, "The Silenced Majority: Stories of Uprisings, Occupations, Resistance, and Hope."
Binders Full of Women, and Two Women Bound
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
You may have noticed that the Green Party presidential candidate, Dr. Jill Stein, was absent from the "town hall" presidential debate at Hofstra University the other night. That's because she was shackled to a chair in a nearby New York police facility, along with her running mate, Green Party vice president nominee Cheri Honkala. Their crime: attempting to get to the debate so Stein could participate in it.
Workers Fight for Justice, From Wal-Mart to Chipotle
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
The great recession of 2008, this global economic meltdown, has wiped out the life savings of so many people and created a looming threat of chronic unemployment for millions. Despite unemployment levels that remain high, and the anxiety caused by people living paycheck to paycheck, many workers in the United States are taking matters into their own hands, demanding better working conditions and better pay.
Expand the Debate: This Is What Democracy Sounds Like
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
A few miles south of the campus arena in the Mile High City where President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney met in their first debate, Democracy Now! broke the sound barrier by expanding their gated debate to include two third-party presidential candidates. Dr. Jill Stein, of the Green Party, and Rocky Anderson, of the Justice Party, responded to the same questions put to the major-party candidates, in real time, from their own podiums a little ways down the road. The goal was to open the forum, to bring out voices that are ignored or marginalized by the mainstream media.
On the Road with Democracy Now!: Colorado Springs Independent Profiles Amy Goodman
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SATURDAY: Amy Goodman on C-SPAN's Washington Journal
Democracy Now!'s award-winning host Amy Goodman will appear on C-SPAN's Washington Journal on Saturday, September 29th at 7:45 am EDT.
Romney Has a Jobs Plan ... for China
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
You may never have heard of Sensata Technologies, but in this election season, you've probably heard the name of its owner, Bain Capital, the company co-founded and formerly run by Mitt Romney.
Get the Frack Out of Our Water: Shale-Shocked Citizens Fight Back
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Western Pennsylvania is considered the birthplace of commercial oil drilling. On Aug. 27, 1859, Edwin Drake struck oil in Titusville, Pa., and changed the course of history. Now, people there are busy trying to stop wells, and the increasingly pervasive drilling practice known as fracking. Fracking is the popular term for hydraulic fracturing, the technique used to extract natural gas from deep beneath the earth's surface. Fracking is promoted by the gas industry as the key to escaping from dependence on foreign oil. But evidence is mounting that fracking pollutes groundwater with a witches' brew of toxic chemicals, creating imminent threats to public health and safety. It has even caused earthquakes in Ohio. As people mark the first anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, popular resistance to the immense power of the energy industry is on the rise.
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan There is a database with your name in it ... that is, if you live in one of the 28 states participating in the Interstate Voter Registration Crosscheck Program. It's one of the components of an aggressive drive across the U.S. by Republicans to stop many Americans from voting.
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Minor problems aside, City Hall is a sharp, vivid look at the ambiguities and perquisites of big-city politics--how black and white merge into gray. How all this will play in Iowa is unclear: Obviously, most Americans don't have the affection for New York that these moviemakers have, and while people like Bill Clinton and Bob Dole would immediately grasp the film's Machiavellian tangles, they might need an interpreter to get through its jivey thickets of language. In the end, though, City Hall feels less parochial than pan-political: When John Pappas, who may have to do as a tragic hero in times like these, hugs a police widow and whispers: "The city takes care of its own," the several meanings of his message resonate nicely, even far out in the countryside. There's lots of color in this smart movie, but it's a shade everyone can live with.
City Hall. Screenplay by Ken Lipper, Paul Schrader, Nicholas Pileggi and Bo Goldman. Directed by Harold Becker. With Al Pacino, John Cusack, Bridget Fonda, Danny Aiello and Martin Landau.
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UPDATE: City Manager Milton Dohoney says no to P.G. Sittenfeld's request about a town hall meeting with police chief candidates.
Dohoney says he's confident the search process has been good, with input from a selection committee. He says he hopes to make a decision very soon.
Dohoney says no to Sittenfeld town hall idea
Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld asks City Manager Milton Dohoney if Dohoney will hold one or more town hall meetings where residents can meet the four remaining candidates for the chief's job.
Doing so, Sittenfeld wrote, would provide "the fullest measure of vetting."
Sittenfeld's letter to Dohoney
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Congratulations to the Lions CC for winning the SCWL 2012 - 2013 season.
Congratulations to the runner up LA All-Rounders.
We all have witnessed excellent bowling spell, superb catch, gut wrenching batting performance, tremendous wicket keeping, magnificent fielding and outstanding catch.
We are all looking to see you all in SCWL 2013 - 2014 season.
We can only improve the level and the standards of competition if you are willing to participate and compile; with heartfelt gratitude for your cooperation in making the SCWL 2012-2013 season memorable. Let us make the 2013 - 2014 SCWL season better.
With special thank you to all sponsors and guests to participate in 2012- 2013 SCWL season.
Thank you,
Chandra Roy.
SCWL 2012-2013 regular season has ended on March 3, 2013. Once all scores are entered, we will post the playoffs schedule. Playoffs will start on Sat. March 9, 2013. Saturday match will start at 9 AM and 12:30 PM. On Sunday March 10, 2013 (PDT) match will start at 9:30 AM and 1 PM.
Quarter Final Matches:
Top 8 (eight) teams will play in quarter-final and bottom two (2) team will play ninth and tenth spot for 2012 – 2013 season. The lower seed team will be the home team. All teams are requested follow following guidelines and will be strictly followed by organizers and umpires.
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Semi Final:
Winner of Semi-Final 1 Vs Semi-Final 2
We will celebrate individual accomplishment and will be followed by award ceremony after the FINAL.
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Indians outlast Lewisburg on muddy field
By CLAUDE VINSON
There were not many teams in the northern part of the state that didn't have to contend with the rain and a muddy gridiron last Friday night.
The Indians of Byhalia, playing at home, were no different.
They were on the receiving end to get things started after a deferment from district foe Lewisburg. With Kelvin Fitzpatrick calling the shots for Byhalia, the Indians moved the ball downfield. A long pass to the right flats had the Indians with a first and goal at the 2-yard line. The Patriot defense put up a good front. Byhalia lost ground and eventually went out on downs, failing to punch it in from the 6.
MA hangs on at Kirk
By BARRY BURLESON
Two touchdowns proved to be just enough in the mud Friday night at Grenada.
Marshall Academy put together two scoring drives, one in each half, and used a stout defensive effort to beat rival Kirk 14-11 in a crucial District 1-AA matchup.
Jr. high Pats repeat as district champs
In a matchup of undefeated junior high teams, Marshall Academy entered last Thursday's contest with Indianola looking to repeat as District 1-AA champs.
Both teams sported unblemished records – Marshall at 6-0 and the Lieutenant Colonels at 5-0. Sparked by a strong defensive effort, the Patriots came away with a 22-16 victory, holding off a late rally from Indianola.
Behind The Scoreboard
All L.A. World Series?
I fielded a pair of questions this past week. And neither had anything to do with football (What are the odds?). Anyway, the queries were – Who won the WNBA championship and which teams are in the MLB playoffs? Given my football muddled state of mind, in the style of the actor Terry Thomas, I had to answer, "I don't know, actually."
Hawks fall 36-8 on road
By BARRY BURLESON
Holly Springs had a long ride to the Delta Saturday to play Ruleville and an even longer trip home late that night.
The Hawks dropped to 0-8 overall and 0-2 in the district with a 36-8 loss to the Tigers. The game was moved from Friday night due to field conditions. Coach Clifford Brown said the contest was still played in "pure mud."
Indians turn back Cardinals
By BARRY BURLESON
It was a happy homecoming Thursday night for the Byhalia junior high football team.
The Indians, coached by C.B. McClatchy, knocked off Potts Camp 22-6. Coach Shane Stone's Cardinals are playing the school's first football schedule in some 70 years.
H.W. Byers teams defeat Union County visitors
H.W. Byers football teams took a pair of games from Union County Thursday night.
The junior varsity Lions skunked the visitors 40-0. Their record is 2-2.
Trelorenz Stephen was the star. He had 200 yards rushing, scored four touchdowns and cashed in five two-point conversions.
Shantez Hearn also caught a 25-yard scoring pass from Chris Echols.
The junior high Lions also blanked Union County 32-0 to stay unbeaten at 6-0.
"Our junior high team has only given up one touchdown all season," said coach James Kimbrough.
The Lions next play Holly Springs on Tuesday, Oct. 20. The junior high game begins at 5 p.m.
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The Best of the Boston Brahman Eateries
Once a year, I like to eat out at one of the olde world Bostonian restaurants. Last year, we had a wonderful dinner at Locke-Ober. Which should I hit next?
I have an annual lunch at Locke Obers with a few longtime coworkers.
How about the Oak Room at the Copley Plaza?
I wouldn't go for the food, but the Last Hurrah in the Omni Parker is a great place to enjoy a scotch while doing some really good Brahmin people-watching.
I concur with the Oak Room suggestion. It is a classic restaurant in an older hotel.
It will be interesting to see what the Taj does with the old Ritz.
Not sure where to hit next- just wanted to weigh in and say that my husband and I have had a holiday season dinner at Locke-Ober for the past 2 years and we absolutely loved it. Not only does it have the old-world charm, the food is excellent. I, personally, think it is quite underrated. This year our date falls on a Sunday, so we're going to Aujourd'hui instead. Nothing like that view of the Public Garden when the snow is falling...
These posts remind me of what would be the epitome of this category - the lately lamented Dining Room at the (former) Ritz Carlton (now Taj). It was a grand experience and marvelous people watching. Alas, the DR has been gone for several years and nothing has quite replaced it. The Oak Room is a contender, as is Locke-Ober and Aujourd'hui. Maybe the only real replacement would be the private clubs, such as the Somerset or Union Clubs near the State House or the Algonquin, Chittendon or St. Botolph in Back Bay.


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Kate Gosselin: From Mom to... Monster!by Hilton Hater at . Comments
While Lost viewers continue to debate the identity of the smoke monster, there's no such mystery surrounding Hollywood's most monstrous matriarch.
According to one popular celebrity gossip tabloid, it's Kate Gosselin.
The latest issue of Us Weekly goes to great lengths to explain why this reality star is pretty much the worst mother on the planet. According to traitorous nurse Angela Krall, who gladly accepted lots of cash for turning on her former employer, Kate...
- ... has spent 21 of the last 30 days on the road at various speaking engagements;
- ... fired 40 employees in three months;
- ... chose to remain at a restaurant during her son's trip to the emergency room;
- ... and is obsessed with money and fame.
Kate's brother, meanwhile, has gone public with a marriage contract she and her husband have supposedly agreed to.
Do we automatically believe these allegations? No. But it doesn't speak very well for Kate Gosseln that so many people close to her are willing to sell her out to the tabloids, does it?
The fifth season of Jon & Kate Plus 8 premieres on May 25. Watch a promo for what's sure to be an interesting season right now.
How about praying for someone who really deserves it.
i think that the paparazzi should leave them alone how would you like your hard times to be brodcasted for the world to see. i agree that they (or maybe just kate) are the ones who are staying within the public eye for the $ but if thats what they're wanting and its wrong....y are we helping and coaxing her to do so? so by watching them 24/7 we are playing a part in the becoming of monsters!!!
FYI i feel bad for jon and the kids, so please don't give her the satisfaction of fame
My biggest concern is that thing Kate has been growing on the top of her head. Is that a turkey or some kind of abstract scuplture? Jon is one of the most pathetic excuses for a man I have seen in a while. She dishes it out and he just cowers away. He deserves the abuse.
I have watched this from the beginning and I can honestly say..I Hate Kate.. and she is an emotional and mental abuser! She's horrible and many who started watching the show have stopped because of her. I think its stupid when people say leave them alone when they are the ones keeping themselves in the public eye for $$$$$!! Well, Kate is, that Poor Jon! Jon is on hell of a man to stick by Kate's side all these years and we've all seen why over all these episodes.
People who have watched the show from the beginning should know what's true and what is not. Like the stuff with Kate's brother and whether or not Kate has changed or done anything wrong for her kids. Instead of focusing on the quite normal problems this family is going though (cheating and separation), people should focus on more important things such as the death of innocent children (aka Sandra Cantu, Caylee Anthony as well as the Coleman boys and their mother). The people who killed them are the true "Monsters". Unless you are there with the family and/or know them, leave them in peace to go through with this privately, just as you would like for yourelf.
Kate is a fame whore im sorry I ever made a fan site for Kate shes a bitch. Baby mama
Hey Rick Garner this is a gossip site Kate is a fame whore.
Instead of gossiping and spreading hate about this family, try something different: http://richardtgarner.blogspot...
that's an insult to octomom lizz
Is she like a new Nadya Seuleman or something?


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Jennie Garth and Metta World Peace in 'The Eleventh Victim': Weigh in on Nancy Grace's Lifetime movie
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The Lifetime movie based on Nancy Grace's book marks the acting debut of LA Laker Metta World Peace (formerly known as Ron Artest), who plays Fincher.
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As Zap2it first reported in June, "Twilight" star Peter Facinelli has embarked on a new romance with "Loosies" co-star Jaime Alexander. Now, Facinelli's ex-wife of 11 years, Jennie Garth, has opened up about her pain in regard to their relationship.
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The Scotland Tour celebrating the quincentenary of the birth of John Knox (1514-2014) will be an unforgettable experience! Contact Douglas and Cheryl Bond today to register for the tour. email@example.com or call 253-381-1961. Space is limited.
(This tour site is under construction; check back soon for updates!)
Spend eleven unforgettable days in 2014 (June 24-July 4) touring many sites related to the life and times of JOHN KNOX. Additionally, you will explore castles, battlefields, hideouts, churches, moorlands, and graves of Scottish Covenanters, and Hadrian's Wall and other sites related to Hostage Lands and Hand of Vengeance. Author of more than twenty books and veteran teacher, Douglas Bond has guided hundreds of students and their parents to important historical sites.
On the JOHN KNOX AT 500 TOUR you will visit memorable sites featured in my books THE MIGHTY WEAKNESS OF JOHN KNOX (RT 2011) and THE THUNDER, a novel on John Knox (P&R 2012), as well as Duncan's War, King's Arrow, Rebel's Keep, and Guns of the Lion. And you will see fascinating sites at Hadrian's Wall from Hostage Lands and 8th century Anglo-Saxon tale, Hand of Vengeance. You will tramp high on the moors where Reformers and Covenanters risked their lives to worship King Jesus. You will make your way into the glens and caves where they worshiped and hid from the king's dragoons, and you will plant your feet where many of them took their last stand, upholding the Crown Rights of the Redeemer in his Kirk.
Rutherford was one of the foremost Scottish Covenanters of the 17th century, Westminster divine and principle architect of the Westminster Shorter Catechism, author of many books, including political classic, Lex Rex, and his incomparable Letters to his parishioners when in exile; he was Rector of St. Mary's College, St. Andrews University where he died in 1661, and was buried in the churchyard of the cathedral, his simple tombstone flanked today by elaborate shrines to famous golfers. He was much loved by his flock for preaching sermons in which he showed them "the loveliness of Christ." We will be visiting his parish in Anwoth and his grave in St. Andrews, where we may sing Ann Cousin's hymn, The Sands of Time are Sinking, based on figurative images drawn in Rutherford's letters.
When is the tour? 10 nights, 11 days, June 28-July 8, 2011
Where does the tour begin and end? Glasgow, Scotland
Who is invited to come? Anyone interested in learning more about Scottish Covenanters, John Knox, Hadrian's Wall, and more
Is the tour open to young people? YES! Church and school groups, homeschool families, individuals. Enrichment for student learning.
Where will we be staying at night? Hotels--family oriented, including an 18th-century Northumbrian farm B&B
How much will it cost? Ground cost (airfare excluded): $2,500 per individual. Similar tours are often $3,500 per person
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John Knox's Home
Holyrood Palace
Hadrian's Wall
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Loudoun Keep
Loudoun Parish Kirkyard
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Threats to Justice Everywhere
July 14, 2013 by Peter · Leave a Comment
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly. – Martin Luther King, Jr. "Letter from Birmingham Jail" April 16, 1963
Those searing words are as apt today as they were a half century ago.
Look around:
- In some parts of the world a girl is more likely to be raped than to learn how to read.
- It costs just 25 cents a day to provide a child with the vitamins and nutrients to grow up healthy, but every hour 300 children die from malnutrition.
- Global military spending exceeds $1.7 trillion per year, 100 times more than annual cancer research spending.
- One in three black men can expect to go to prison in their lifetime, while black women are three times more likely than white women to be incarcerated.
- Worldwide, women and girls ages 15 to 44 are more likely to be maimed or killed by men than by malaria, cancer, war or traffic accidents combined.
- The world's nations pumped 2.4 million pounds of carbon dioxide into the air every second from the burning of fossil fuels last year, poisoning our children and endangering life on our planet.
- Over 40% of Americans live in a household with a gun, more than the percentage of young adults enrolled in college.
- One in seven people on earth goes to bed hungry each night, while 1,426 billionaires have a net worth of $5.4 trillion, more than 100 times the amount necessary to eradicate global hunger.
- Only about one third of countries around the world have laws in place to combat violence against women, and in most of these countries those laws are not enforced.
- Our government regularly uses unmanned drones to fire missiles at ill-defined targets, killing babies in the process.
- Every year, 60 million girls are sexually assaulted at or on their way to school.
- Our government detains people indefinitely with no charges and no recourse then forces feeding tubes down their throat when they protest.
- Every 2 minutes someone in the U.S. is sexually assaulted, but 97% of rapists will never spend a day in jail.
- 1.4 billion people in developing countries live on $1.25 a day or less, while the top 40 highest-earning hedge fund managers made a combined $13.2 billion in a single year.
- Over a million people lose their lives to violence and millions more are injured and maimed every year.
- Murder is a leading cause of death for pregnant women.
- 85 of the richest people on the planet are as wealthy as the poorest 3.5 billion.
- Our government assassinates its own citizens with no trial.
- 1.6 billion people face economic water shortage, while 2 to 4 million gallons of water are used to frack a single well, contaminating aquifers with methane, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylene.
We truly share a "single garment of destiny" and if we accept one of the injustices above, we are enabling all of them.
The great rightwing resurgence: right or wrong, Republicans project strength, Democrats project weakness
September 7, 2010 by Peter · Leave a Comment
With polls signaling peril for Democrats, identifying the cause of President Obama's travails and the demise of 'hope and change' is a Washington sport. Some attribute it to the lifeless economy, others to Obama's supposed (excessive) liberalism, and yet others to the prioritization of health insurance reform in the administration's first year.
It's really much more basic. Set aside policy and focus on sheer perception, who do you associate with strength, George W. Bush or Barack Obama? Republicans or Democrats? I'd bet good money that on both questions, many on the left would pick the former.
Bush's bluster, born of narrow-mindedness and jingoism, led America to near ruin. But even if it was an act, transparent and loathsome to his detractors, it left an indelible impression – and I stress "impression" – of a resolute man with the courage of his convictions, no matter how terribly wrong-headed those convictions. By contrast, Barack Obama and most Democratic officials are chronically unwilling to speak in moral absolutes, to frame Democratic policies in the language of right and wrong, to project an unshakeable faith in core ideals. And far too often, the reluctance to speak with moral courage is coupled with a failure to act.
This has been the essence of the progressive critique from day one, on gay rights, civil liberties, secrecy, the environment, the economy, health care, executive power, war.
It's baffling that pundits still don't get it. We hear endless tea leaf (and Tea Party) reading, endless poll analysis, endless pontification about Obama's ideology or lack thereof. He's too liberal, he's not liberal enough, he's overly pragmatic, he's a conservative, a socialist, a corporatist, he's achieved more than any president in history, he's presided over the biggest government takeover in history. Who cares? In the end, you either project strength or weakness. You have moral courage or you don't.
Cheney and Bush knew one thing: from a strictly political – and cynical – perspective, pretend moral conviction is better than none at all. At the very least, it telegraphs to voters that you care deeply about something, anything. Enough to take a stand for it, to portray your opponent as unethical for opposing it.
In the best of worlds, Democrats would believe in something good and fight tooth and nail for it. Their moral compass would be true, pointing in the direction of justice, fairness, equality. Progressive ideals would guide them and they'd present America with a consistent, cohesive, powerful and inspiring worldview. Candidate Obama tapped into the force of that combination. President Obama can't seem to do it.
Democratic weakness, real or perceived, is a self-inflicted function of the inability to project moral authority, even in cases where they possess the unequivocal high ground. Religious liberty. Torture. A war based on lies.
Barney Frank explains the root cause:
President Barack Obama is afraid of acting in a way that would spur voters to view him as weak on defense, a top Democrat charged Wednesday. Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, said the president was "intimidated" by certain issues, particularly an effort by Frank and a few other lawmakers in both parties to rein in defense spending. "It's the one area where I'm disappointed in the president," Frank said Tuesday evening during an appearance on MSNBC. "I think he gets intimidated by this notion of, 'Oh, you'll look weak on defense.' "
This is a perennial problem. In many ways, the progressive blogosphere was created to fill the vacuum left by the persistent image (and reality) of Democratic weakness, to convey the truth that militarism is not the only definition of strength, that moral might trumps material might. By nature, online progressives are confrontational activists, loyal to causes, not people. Contrary to conventional wisdom, there are no netroots darlings. Anyone who crosses the community on a matter of principle faces a similar backlash. Witness Howard Dean's dressing down over his mosque position.
Progressive bloggers exert an enduring and outsized influence on the public discourse because they project strength. With few partners in the Democratic leadership, their impact on policy is proportionally small, but they are despised by the political and media establishments precisely because they ferociously stand their ground on core values. It's why they are an indispensable counterweight to the rampaging right.
It would be unfair and silly to portray all Democrat politicians as devoid of moral convictions, but it's not inaccurate to state that there is a widespread phobia among Democrats of appearing "weak," which paradoxically leads to behavior that further reinforces that impression. When you fret too much over what others think, you tend to contort yourself in an attempt to please, often at the expense of your core beliefs. When the specific complaint is that you're weak, there is a tendency is to do whatever your critics characterize as strong – and in the case of Democrats, they tend to ignore the strength of their own values and emulate Republicans, ending up looking even weaker in the process.
The only way to break the cycle and to project strength is to go back to basics, to look inside, to find the core principles that power a life of public service and to be relentless in pursuit of those principles. Moral authority is a prerequisite to genuine, enlightened leadership. Why do you think Glenn Beck wants to co-opt Martin Luther King Jr.? Democrats have the ideas and the ideals, they just need the courage of their convictions.


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Taxim's departure from Greek-American saganaki stereotypes and appreciation for local sourcing charms Phil Vettel, who finds nothing to complain about food-wise whatsoever, though the restaurant's popularity means that service can occasionally lag. Oddly, Vettel bestows only one star, a punitive rating that seems inconsistent with the tone of his review. [Tribune]
Julia Kramer find youth and exuberance in chef Chuy Valencia's creations for Chilam Balam, but they're executed with a mature expertise. A few misses a one-dimensional chocolate-spiked lamb, weak desserts but the overall experience is revelatory. [TOC]
Rustico tries to build on the success of its sibling, Mixteco Grill, notes David Tamarkin, but it doesn't quite live up to expectations. The flavors are good, to be sure, but the place lacks a sense of soul. [TOC]
Kramer's take on Falafill takes the form of a three-step guide: skip the pita, go light on the sides, and go crazy at the salad bar. You won't even notice that the falafel isn't really all that great. [TOC]


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Every night I do this, I just realise how each day is so great. =)
1. Had an amazing lazy morning.
2. Watched Britney Spears music videos with my friend.
3. Said goodbye to my friend Paula as she headed back to Kamloops. It was bittersweet because I got to hang out with her for two whole days but I didn't want her to leave. I'll see her again in 2 months though.
4. Paula left me the nicest goodbye note on my whiteboard. She's such a great friend, I'm so happy she's in my life.
5. Invited another friend over to try this amazing tea and to do some studying. We might have studied for about 5 minutes, the rest was just catching up on each other's weekends. Katie just has so much positive energy and has so many good things happening in her life. I'm so happy for her.
6. Finally caught up on my dirty addiction, Jersey Shore. It was so trashy but it made me feel like less of a failure.
7. Made my lunches for the next 3 days.
8. My mom, dad and sister skyped me and caught me up on what happened at the Academy Awards. Kelly, my sister, also told me all her travelling plans for the next 4 years. She has some big goals =) I'm very ready to move back home and live with the fam for a while. It'll be a nice change compared to living without a roommate like I am right now.
9. The boy I have a little crush on texted me throughout the day =) Well after I texted him first but still better than nothing!
10. The episode of Person of Interest I watched tonight was soooo good!! Such an epic and interesting show. It's so intense.
11. Made a plan to get back to going to the gym this week! It's been two weeks since I ran 10k in under an hour and two weeks since I've done anything physical. Reading week was great but I need to start working out again.
This is my story of how I'm trying to take advantage of all 86,400 seconds that are in each day <3


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CHICAGO— Rodolfo Zelaya scored a goal in each half, and El Salvador kept its hopes of reaching the Gold Cup quarterfinals alive with a 6-1 rout of Cuba on Sunday.
Osael Romero, Lester Blanco, Arturo Alvarez and Eliseo Quintanilla also scored for El Salvador, which now has four points in Group A, the same as Costa Rica. The top two teams in each group advance, along with the two best third-place teams. Costa Rica was playing Mexico later Sunday, and El Tri has already secured a spot in the quarterfinals after winning its first two games.
Cuba finally got its first goal of the tournament when Jeniel Marquez scored in the 83rd minute. But it wasn't nearly enough for the Cubans, who exit the Gold Cup conceding the most goals (16) of any team. Grenada, which plays its final group game Monday, is next with 11 goals allowed.
El Salvador, which hasn't reached the Gold Cup quarterfinals since 2003, needed a win to have any chance of advancing, and it wasted little time getting on the scoreboard. In the 13th minute, Zelaya collected the ball just outside the area and took a left-footed shot that dribbled, almost slow-motion, toward the net. Cuba goalkeeper Julio Ramos Pichardo dove, but the ball rolled beneath his outstretched hands and settled into the corner of the net.
Romero chipped the ball over Ramos Pichardo's head to make it 2-0 in the 29th, and El Salvador put the game out of reach with three goals in a 15-minute flurry late in the second half. In the 69th, Blanco trapped a pass with his chest, let the ball bounce and then sent a left-footed shot past the onrushing Ramos Pichardo.
Two minutes later, Zelaya scored again, dribbling around Alianni Urgelles before taking a close-range shot. Ramos Pichardo got his fingertips on the ball, but couldn't stop it from going in. A minute after Marquez ended Cuba's scoreless drought, Alvarez made it 5-1 off a neat give-and-go with Quintilla, banging the ball in off the far post.


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INDIANAPOLIS | Attorney General Greg Zoeller is taking a second legal shot at halting a piece of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
The Republican sued the Internal Revenue Service on Tuesday, claiming that tax penalties for businesses with 50 or more full-time employees that fail to provide qualifying health benefits cannot be enforced against state or local governments.
He is asking the Indianapolis federal court permanently exempt government entities from the so-called "employer mandate," but is not re-challenging the constitutionality of the overall health law, which the U.S. Supreme Court upheld last year following an earlier Zoeller lawsuit.
"If there is this new tax-penalty authority that can be applied by the IRS against state sovereigns, it really changes the fundamental relationship between the state and federal government, because we've never taxed one another," Zoeller said.
"My responsibility is to defend the authority of the state and to defend it whether it's a direct challenge to us or a requirement that we're now being required to fulfill by the IRS," Zoeller said. "This question has never been directly asked of our federal courts."
The state's challenge has been joined by 15 school corporations, none in Northwest Indiana.
The schools claim the health law has forced them to cut employee hours because it requires employers provide adequate health insurance to all employees working at least 30 hours a week, or be fined $2,000 for every full-time worker on their payroll.
"The costly and burdensome employer mandate the IRS wrongly applies to government employers, such as our school corporation, interferes with our ability to efficiently manage our workforce," said Randy Taylor, assistant superintendent of the Metropolitan School District of Martinsville. "As public servants who revere the Constitution, we join with the state in asking the federal court to correct the IRS's overreach."
The U.S. Treasury Department, which oversees the IRS, announced in July the employer mandate would not take effect until 2015.
Nevertheless, Zoeller still wants the courts to decide if government employers are subject to the mandate.
He said the employer mandate tax penalty is different from federal requirements state and local governments must follow pertaining to workplace safety, minimum wage and other typical employer regulations.
That's because those were affirmed under the federal power to regulate commerce, not its taxing authority -- which has never been applied to other governments, he said.
"We're not used to being regulated by the federal government, because we're not a taxable entity," Zoeller said. "It raises the question: do they (the IRS) have this authority through Congress or have they exceeded their authority?"
A similar lawsuit was filed last week by a Florida orthodontist challenging the ability of the Obama administration to delay the employer mandate for one year.
The Indiana lawsuit is being led by Solicitor General Thomas Fisher, a Jasper County native, and will paid for using existing resources appropriated by the Republican-controlled General Assembly for the attorney general's office. The schools are represented by the Indianapolis law firm of Bose, McKinney and Evans.
Zoeller has authorized spending an additional $20,000 to hire Ken Klukowski as a special deputy attorney general for 10 months.
Klukowski is a Notre Dame graduate and director of Center for Religious Liberty at the conservative Family Research Council where he co-authored the 2011 book, "The Blueprint: Obama's Plan to Subvert the Constitution and Build an Imperial Presidency."


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Today we are going to come to Dagestan to see how real carpets are made there (with no artificial colorants). It is a complicated, expensive and laborious process. It takes about two years to make one carpet like this. They gather herbals and roots, dry, grind and color them. When this is done they start making a carpet.
The coloring shop is located in a provate house, on the second floor lives a family and hopefully they do not suffer much from what happens on the first floor. As a rule they color threads once a month only or even more seldom. The boiling process takes place in a basement, where they have several boilers. On hot days it is very hard to be inside. Like in a sauna.
Everything starts from colorants preparation. They are gathered in various seasons and many factors should be considered.
The gathered material is dried and grinded, stored in sacks at an improvised warehouse. They have this warehouse right at home, have no money for a separate one – these carpets are generally made with huge enthusiasm.
Coloring: grinded plants boil for some time then yarn is added.
Boiling time depends on a required color.
It's really hot there. Five minutes and you get all wet! Regular cold shower can help.
In an hour they get these yellow threads which should be washed. After the boiler they are washed in a "washing machine" for 15-20 minutes more.
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From owner-bugtraq () NETSPACE ORG Thu May 23 23:12:14 1996
Approved-By: ALEPH1 () UNDERGROUND ORG
Approved-By: Justin Beech <jb.sg () FP CIBC COM>
Date: Fri, 24 May 1996 09:56:48 +0800
From: Justin Beech <jb.sg () fp cibc com>
Subject: denial of service - inetd on solaris 2.4?
To: Multiple recipients of list BUGTRAQ <BUGTRAQ () NETSPACE ORG>
I discovered on our solaris 2.4 boxes, that if you telnet to
the discard port, then quit telnet (using control-right-bracket
and quit), you leave a single inetd running in an infinite
read loop. Do this twice, and you get two inetds running...
yeah we found the same thing when building WAN probeing tools.
obviously you can quickly bog the machine down to a standstill..
This doesnt happen on solaris 2.5, so I guess it is some
inetd bug thats been fixed? anyone know a 2.4 patch for this?
Patch-ID# 102922-03
Synopsis: SunOS 5.4: inetd fixes
BugId's fixed with this patch: 1175129 1202603 1217754
Changes incorporated in this version: 1217754
You should probably just turn off echo, discard, daytime and chargen
as well. From the comment in inetd.conf:
# Echo, discard, daytime, and chargen are used primarily for testing.
Also: what I havent seen mentioned yet, the denial of service
attack is not just to bring down a box.. if one is employed on
Host A, which is trusted by Host B, then this allows
the network clear for the bad guy to impersonate Host A, (the
real Host A being effectively muzzled), thus get into
Host B.
If I remember correctly, this was one of Mitnicks tricks
against Shimomuras collection of machines.
close enough. :-). This could potentially be used to bog down a
NIS or other server to allow a faster response from a "bad guy" host.
e.g., using denial of services to hedge a race condition.
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Roses of springtime bring life to this field,
filled with new love in this garden revealed.
White, red, yellow all the colors to view,
life, as a rose, age and fade in life's dew.
Treasure the cup forming petals so fair,
on sharp prickly stems with texture and flair.
Each budding blossom is pouting and trim
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (November 15, 2012) — The 2012 Excellence in Women's Health Research Journalism Award was presented to Susan Jeffrey at the Society for Women's Health Research (SWHR) Corporate Advisory Council meeting on November 13, 2012 in Washington, DC.
The award is granted to a stand-out journalist who provides accurate, relevant and understandable reporting on current research in women's health.
Jeffrey received the award for her paper, "Higher Initial Risk with Stenting for Women in CREST." The paper details the findings of the Carotid Revascularization Endarterectomy versus Stenting Trial (CREST) that studied the risks associated with stenting.
CREST researchers examined whether stenting would be safer for women because it is less invasive, and determined that actually the periprocedural risk was higher for women with
stenting than endarterectomy. Ultimately the results did not offer a strict conclusion for which procedure benefited women more but the study did prove the importance of research into sex and gender differences.
Jeffrey has been writing for physician audiences for nearly 20 years. During her career she
helped launch the websites: theheart.org and thekidney.org websites, both of which have since been acquired by WebMD. She is currently the Neurology News Editor for Medscape Medical News and lives in Ontario, Canada.
"Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of women so it is important to see articles, like this one by Jeffrey, making the research accessible to health professionals and
specialists who face these decisions," said Phyllis Greenberger, MSW, president and CEO of SWHR. "We are pleased to present Ms. Jeffrey with this award for highlighting the importance of women in clinical trials and their unique health needs."
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