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Opera productions have had a shock factor for some time. But there is now an added thrust, and an added pleasure, in that more and more theatre directors are being encouraged to try their hand at opera. Don Giovanni is directed by Rufus Norris, a leading light in contemporary theatre. A Dog's Heart is directed by Simon McBurney, who, with his company, Complicite, produces the most imaginative theatre to be found anywhere.
Other theatre directors such as Katie Mitchell and Rupert Goold are bringing new approaches to classic operas, as are film directors such as Sally Potter, who was hired by the ENO to direct Carmen.
In the final analysis, the shock factor is a success only if it illuminates understanding of the piece, as it does in showing the seediness and exploitation of the court in David McVicar's Rigoletto.
Opera should never be seen as too sacred for experimentation, re-interpretation or a radical rethink. And it should continue to use the best and most imaginative directors. Shock for its own sake will always be rumbled, but being shocked into a deeper understanding of a work is something that most adult audiences appreciate.
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Celluloid Country: Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson in Songwriter
I think I'd watch Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson in any type of movie. Buddy cop, period piece, tastefully shot erotica…well, maybe not any type of movie. In 1984's Songwriter, they basically seem to be playing alternate universe versions of themselves. Nelson is Doc Jenkins, a great singer/songwriter with aspirations of making a fortune as a music mogul. Kristofferson is Jenkins' best pal, Blackie Buck, a charismatic and frequently shirtless country artist who "drinks so people don't think [he's] a dope fiend."
When Doc gets caught up in a bad publishing deal thanks to sleazy businessman Rodeo Rocky, he calls on Blackie to help him out. Wackiness ensues, as it so often does in a Willie Nelson movie. Doc cooks up a plot to make some money and screw over Rocky. He discovers Gilda, a slightly nutty up and coming singer, then slaps Blackie and Gilda's names on songs he writes, telling them, "you get the credit, I get the money."
Can Doc scheme his way out of Rodeo Rocky's contract and make enough money to provide for his kids and ex-wife, who he may still love? And just exactly how much of this film is based on the exploits of Nelson and Kristofferson in their rowdier days? Nelson, who sold the wildly successful song "Night Life" for peanuts, sure learned about the ins and outs of the music business the hard way, so there might be a grain of truth in Doc's plotting.
Songwriter doesn't ever take itself too seriously, mostly because its two leading men sure seem to be having a blast, thus suggesting that the question Blackie poses to Doc, "Do you suppose a man has to be a miserable son of a bitch all the time just to write a good song now and then" might not be true after all. Celluloid Country repeat offender Lesley Ann Warren is excellent as neurotic, drunk, girl singer Gilda (she was nominated for a Golden Globe), and there are a couple other recognizable faces in the mix, including Rip Torn (Payday) as slick promoter Dino. Members of Willie's band and Stephen Bruton show up as well in Songwriter, appearing as…the band. Rodeo Rocky is played by Richard C. Sarafian, best known around these parts as the director of the supercreepy "Living Doll" episode of The Twilight Zone, while the film's actual director, Alan Rudolph, is an Altman disciple who'd again work with Kristofferson in Trouble in Mind.
The music, written by Nelson and Kristofferson, is damn good. "Who'll Buy My Memories," shows up, as does Kristofferson's "Under the Gun." Songwriter will never make any AFI "Best Of" lists. But when it comes to films starring musicians, it's not half bad, thanks to the many charms and musical talents of Willie and Kris Kristofferson, who was nominated for an Oscar in the Best Original Song Score category. There are worse ways to spend 90 minutes…like listening to Countryman on a loop.
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There are worse ways to spend 90 minutes…like listening to Countryman on a loop.
Hey! I love that record.
So let's see, we've got characters named Doc Jenkins, Blackie Buck, Rodeo Rocky, Dino, and Gilda(?). With names like that you just know this movie was trying to attract the "Smokey & The Bandit" and "Dukes of Hazzard" TV show crowd. How in the hell did they choose the name Gilda for Leslie Anne Warren's character? If there's not a story behind that, there should be…
Smokey and the bandit is one of my favorite movies, and dukes of hazzard one of my favorite TV shows!
I remember watching this movie as a child when it came out, and all I remember about it is the scene where Kristofferson (coulda been Willie) has a shirt that he folds up and it says fuck off or some such. I got a big kick out of that as a 7 or 8 year old.
I am an unabashed fan of late 70's early 80's redneck cinema. Smokey and the Bandit, Stroker Ace….hell anything with Burt Reynolds in it, Every Which Way But Loose, Six Pack, Eat My Dust, hell even Urban Cowboy.
I'm going to have to hunt this out on DVD, had forgotten all about it!
Thanks for this review.
Truersound said: "I am an unabashed fan of late 70's early 80's redneck cinema. Smokey and the Bandit, Stroker Ace….hell anything with Burt Reynolds in it, Every Which Way But Loose, Six Pack, Eat My Dust, hell even Urban Cowboy."
Are you sure you want this information so prominently proclaimed in the public domain?…(lol)
don't put down countryman
Those who mock 'Countryman' shall face harsh retribution when they reach my domain.
yeah, countryman was horrible. I agree. And it's been something of a quest of mine to find good country reggae fusions. So far not much luck. The first track on countryman is decent enough. Good country reggae fusions would be Steve Earle – By The Rivers of Babylon, Steve Earle & The V-Roys – Johnny Too Bad, Greensky Bluegrass – Stop The Train
Those are off the top of my head. It's really great stuff when done right.
Also Rick. You saying you don't like smokey and the bandit….how can you not like smokey and the bandit, possible the greatest piece of cinema known to man? :)
Truersound said: "I am an unabashed fan of late 70's early 80's redneck cinema. Smokey and the Bandit, Stroker Ace….hell anything with Burt Reynolds in it, Every Which Way But Loose, Six Pack, Eat My Dust, hell even Urban Cowboy."
I love all those movies too. Six Pack is definitely my favorite Kenny Rogers movie. I also love Coal Miner's Daughter, Sweet Dreams (the Patsy Cline biopic that used to a cable regular), 9 to 5, and almost any other movie from that era that has the slightest connection to country music.
Yes, I am a big fan of late 70s, early 80s redneck cinema. I just love watching them over and over again. Haven't seen this film, but I may also have to go on a DVD treasure hunt and pick up some of these gems.
I was born in New York and grew up listening and break dancing to hiphop music of the mid 80's and 90's. As I got older I got more into rapping and writing music.I have very little if anything to do with country music but was fortunate enough to catch this movie on cable at like 4:30 in the morning and watched the whole thing! I knew very little of Willie Nelson's career but after the movie felt that I learned much about the business of music plus appreciated the film from a songwriter point of view. It was very inspiring to me as a writer and I now have the pleasure of learning more about the career of Willie Nelson and checking out more of his music. If you are a true musician with a genuine love for music you will enjoy this movie. I am a hardcore hiphop fan and yes this movie was great, being country or not has very little to do with the enjoyment of this film. – S. filoso
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The article says that the newspaper has consolidated reports from nine parties, including that of the Svoboda All-Ukrainian Union, which passed the 5% threshold to win seats at the parliamentary elections.
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Jaime Escalante, the math teacher who transformed a tough East Los Angeles high school and inspired the movie "Stand and Deliver," died Tuesday. He was 79.
Escalante died at his son's home near Sacramento, after battling bladder cancer for several years, family friend Keith Miller said.
An immigrant from Bolivia, he transformed Garfield High School by motivating struggling students to excel at advanced math and science. The school had more advanced placement calculus students than all but three other public high schools in the country.
Edward James Olmos played Escalante in the 1988 film based on his story.
"Jaime exposed one of the most dangerous myths of our time — that inner city students can't be expected to perform at the highest levels," Olmos said. "Because of him, that destructive idea has been shattered forever."
Escalante was a teacher in La Paz before he emigrated to the U.S. and had to study English at night for years to get his California teaching credentials.
At first he was discouraged by Garfield's "culture of low expectations, gang activity and administrative apathy," Miller said.
Gradually, he overhauled the school's math curriculum, requiring all students to take algebra while enabling those who were previously considered unteachable to master math and pass the advanced placement calculus test. He believed in his students and built their confidence.
Escalante left Garfield in 1991, taught at schools in Sacramento and retired to Bolivia in 2001.
The cast of "Stand and Deliver" recently appealed for donations to help Escalante pay for his alternative cancer treatments.
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Pete Hendrickson has literally 'cracked the Internal Revenue Code' by performing exhaustive searches to discover that Private Sector receipts are not subject to Federal Income taxes - this is huge! His information has helped readers to receive over $9 million in refunds from the IRS.
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johnsuxbest, if you're a ctcwarrior then you should have a posting on Losthorizons.com
What's your forum name so I can be inspired by your victory? Maybe D. Merrill has a victory there too. Perhaps he's using Pete's site to save band width.
Thank you for your agenda-laden response, Famspear. But please! don't stop posting.
Your disinfo is very valuable to me. Worth well over $20k a year.
Funny.....Petes been in jail for his scam.
And Merrill himself has never procured a refund.
And john has never shown any refund either.
As we move into the season of Thanksgiving, let's give thanks to ...
Famspear (Brainsmurfy76), the founder of quatloser.com and his legion of agents. Shall we recount our blessings? Through his disinfo & ridicule of
1) Pete Hendrickson, I stopped paying income taxes
2) David Merrill, I began redeeming LAWFUL MONEY and sealed the long-term success of above
3) Myself, he validated the truth of my path
He fully infiltrated Pete's forum to confirm the dangerous truth of LAWFUL MONEY by bashing it.
With his undying support for central banking (Fed Reserve) by villainizing gold, silver & bitcoin he revealed who he works for (Banksters). Which prompted us to fight the banks at every turn, whether through:
* lawful money redemption; avoiding income tax legally (annual savings $7500)
* Cashing out retirement accounts into lawful money (cha-ching!)
* Buying commodities & transacting in same (undisclosed profits)
* Suing the debt collectors for violations for FDCPA (undisclosed profits)
* Stop paying the mortgage (annual savings $15,000) 3 years ago while keeping the home thanks to Mr Merrill's statutory abatement.
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If I could make up fake documents like johnsuxbest does, I'd go post some spectacular ones.
They dont talk much about redeeming....guess it doesnt work very well judging that theres no victories.
You should go and join up over at savingtosuitorsclub.net brainy.
Posts some questions as to where the victories are.
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The Fed Reserve Dollar is fast losing its integrity, during a dangerous global rejection episode. Therefore, QE must be exported, the easy candidate Japan. Call it Operation Tokyo Twist.
The Fraud Dollar is in the final death throes, and the entire world knows it.
That gold and silver bullion prices are rigged is obvious. Demand is high, and supply is constrained; yet prices are falling. The US mint cannot keep up with the demand for silver eagles and has suspended sales. The Canadian mint is rationing the supply of silver maple leafs. Asian demand for gold, especially from China, is at record levels.
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"Wheres all the victory pic over at Merrills site?
I dont see any."
Oh snap!
He has a site?
Wheres all the victory pic over at Merrills site?
I dont see any.
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"...also wanted to let you know I am now 'addicted' to non-endorsing The Fed and redeeming in lawful money per 12USC14..."
Good work Kevin Harvick the NASCAR cup winner.
I wonder how BrainSmurfy's campaign to get Congress to repeal 12 USC 411 and get LAWFUL MONEY on the Frivolous List is panning out?
3.a Contention: Paycheck redeemed in Lawful Money is not income.
Proponents of this contention are correct but we here at the bankster's IRS would rather you did NOT know about that.
Silly boy, what am I to do with gold? You want my money for some gold? Sounds like what a rich banker would request. Fess up johnsuxbest. Just bought gas at a 7/11, took FRN's easily. Didn't see a gold exchange program.
Brainy, tell us more about your plan to villianize Gold and Silver. How is buying gold & silver a "scheme" as you put it?
Dang Saint Louis destroying Broncos without the formerly great Sooners QB Sam Bradford.
SpamFear, I was bored so I went back to see how long you've been crying "the sky is falling". The following is kinda close but just shows how long you've been promoting your buy gold scheme.
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------"The Federal Reserve System was created by an Act of Congress in 1913."
Yep, and that pretty much marked the beginning of a long-range plan to destroy the US as a free and independent republic. Fortunately, The Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009 is gaining traction.
Bad Guys Begin Plan to Villainize Gold and Silver
This END GAME is turning very, very nasty and the potential for all out war breaking out, despite attempts at a smooth transition, is very likely at this point. Not only that but the Bad Guys still have many tricks they can pull out of their sleeve..like making gold and silver illegal to own in the countries they control. Yes, the United States is one of the countries they currently control.
If they do attempt to thwart the gold and silver movement in the USA I don't think it will be very successful as it will shine a light on their true motives as gold and silver skyrocket in price in places that controls and confiscation are not taking place.
That is why it is so important to have your metal in your own possession so YOU can make the decision to either comply with the Bad Guy's laws of not owning gold and silver or stand up an NOT COMPLY with their law.
Will it happen? I really don't know as the Good Guys seem to have the upper hand with all this BAD news coming out lately for the BAD Guys but they are definitely setting the stage for villainizing gold and silver.
Here's where it is starting in earnest. ISIS (the Bad Guys creation and under Bad Guy control) is promoting a new gold and silver coin standard...
Now ISIS wants to introduce its own currency: Plans to bring back solid gold and silver dinar coins announced in Iraqi mosques
- ISIS said to be planning to introduce its own currency to areas it controls
- Militants allegedly want to bring back the dinar - an ancient Islamic currency - The original dinar currency consisted of purely gold and silver round coins
ISIS wants to introduce its own currency and plans to bring back solid gold and silver dinar coins, it has emerged.
The Middle East terror group apparently wants to introduce its own Islamic currency as part of its attempts to solidify its makeshift caliphate.
Militants are said to want to bring back the original dinar, which is an ancient currency from early Islam, and religious figures in Mosul and Iraq's Nineveh province have apparently announced its return in mosques.
The currency known as the dinar, which once consisted purely of gold and silver coins, is today used by a variety of countries, but the coins are created from different materials to the originals.
However, the jihadi group is understood to be planning to return to the original gold and silver coins, which were first introduced during the Caliphate of Uthman in 634 CE.
The original Islamic dinar was a gold coin which was the weight of gold equivalent to 4.3 grams. Its silver counterpart, known as the Islamic dirham, was a silver coin equal in weight to 3 grams of silver.
Both were round in shape and one side of the coin was typically stamped with an Islamic message, while the other side featured the date of minting and the country's ruler.
While ISIS has yet to confirm the introduction of its currency, social media is awash with claims that leading religious figures announced the plans during recent prayers in Mosul and Nineveh province.
It is believed the terror outfit wants to use the independent currency in areas it controls as part of its war on the West.
The currency, which could be introduced within the next few weeks, will involve changing from regular dinars and Lira to golden dinars and silver dirhams.
Last month, it emerged that ISIS, which also goes by the name Islamic State, is raking in money at a remarkable rate - earning about $1million a day from black market oil sales alone.
The group extracts oil from territory captured across Syria and Iraq, and sells it to smugglers.
David Cohen, who leads the Treasury Department's effort to undermine the Islamic State's finances, said the extremists also get several million dollars a month from wealthy donors, extortion rackets and other criminal activities, such as robbing banks.
In addition, he said the group has taken in at least $20million in ransom payments this year from kidnappings.
Mr Cohen said ISIS, which is led by Iraqi Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi,obtains the vast majority of its revenues through local criminal and terrorist activities.
Yes, there are many metal commentators stating that this is a good thing for the return of a gold/silver standard but I'm in the exact opposite camp.
Knowing that the Bad Guys control ISIS and the very LAST thing they want is a free monetary market in gold and silver to replace their fiat money - it's fairly obvious to me that this is a PLOY to place gold and silver under the blanket of TERRORIST MONEY. Bad money used by bad people to do bad things.
Watch for the Bad Guys to promote this concept over the next few months.
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The collision led to traffic on Stoneleigh coming to a halt. The fire department was dispatched at approximately 7:09 p.m., according to Ruggiero.
One of the people was seriously injured, Ruggiero said. Two of them were in one car. The third injured person was in the other, according to Ruggiero.
Although the collision happened just north of Putnam Hospital Center, the three were taken to Danbury Hospital. This is because Danbury Hospital has a trauma center, according to Ruggiero.
Traffic was reopened later Sunday night. Mutual aid was provided by firefighters from Croton Falls and Mahopac, along with Carmel and Brewster ambulances. Carmel Police and state police were also involved.
A helicopter request was cancelled because it was coming from Albany, according to Ruggiero.
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Wednesday 31 August 2011
Swindon will today investigate the circumstances surrounding an extraordinary on-field bust-up between manager Paolo Di Canio and striker Leon Clarke at the end of their Carling Cup defeat to Southampton at the County Ground last night.
After his side were beaten 3-1 at home by their npower Championship opponents, the hot-headed Italian could be seen remonstrating with Clarke as the team left the pitch.
The former West Ham striker appeared to manhandle Clarke towards the tunnel and the pair seemed to be pushing and shoving before being separated.
Clarke refused to go into the dressing room and left the ground still wearing his kit while Di Canio went home without attending his usual post-match press conference.
Instead it was left to chairman Jeremy Wray to try to explain the scuffle.
Wray said: "Clearly there was an incident and it would be wrong to apportion blame until we have all the facts.
"Leon and the fitness coach were having words after the game and there was a disagreement between them. As Leon came off the pitch Paolo was conscious these things should be done behind closed doors.
"There was a misunderstanding there that carried on into the tunnel.
"It got to a situation where the whole thing blew up very fast. There was frustration on both sides.
"The whole issue was trivial but nobody responded in the right way.
"The manager was quite right to try to defuse the situation.
"Paolo was frustrated the whole thing was played out in public. He feels one of the players has let him down."
The incident overshadowed another impressive performance from Southampton, who continued their impressive start to the season to set up a third-round showdown with either Charlton or Preston.
Brazilian Guly do Prado gave the visitors the perfect start by heading in Lee Holmes' cross after only 17 minutes.
Jonathan Forte's neat finish from 12 yards on the half-hour - the former Scunthorpe striker's first goal of the season - doubled Saints' lead.
Swindon substitute Mehdi Kerrouche's late free-kick threatened to set up a grand slam finish but Rickie Lambert sealed the win in the dying seconds.
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A monthly income fund is a type of actively managed mutual fund that emphasizes a monthly payment over the rising unit value of the fund.
These funds hold a variety of government, municipal and corporate bonds, preferred stock, and dividend stocks. They're designed for investors who seek consistent distributions each month, which can be attractive for retirees and those on a fixed income.
But since the stock market crashed in 2008, monthly income distributions have been anything but steady, and with annual returns under 4 per cent you're treading water at best after inflation.
The big bank funds with the exception of Bank of Montreal have reduced their distributions at least once since 2007. TD slashed its annual distributions from 48 cents to less than 37 cents a share this year – a nearly 24 per cent reduction – while RBC cut its distributions from 57 cents to 51 cents per share this year – a 10.5 per cent decrease.
This chart shows how the monthly distributions of the banks compare.*
*as of Dec. 6, 2012
BMO's fund has kept its distributions steady at 72 cents throughout the market turmoil and currently yields nearly 10 per cent, however investors should be wary because such a high yield isn't sustainable for the long term.
"The distributions could be cut, but even if they remain intact it's likely that investors will just be getting their own capital back", says Nicholas Miazek, a fee-based planner at T.E. Wealth's Calgary office.
Return of capital means the net asset value of the fund will erode over time and investors will need to track their adjusted cost base or face tax implications when they sell.
The iShares monthly income fund (XTR) is a decent option for yield hungry investors. This fund pays an annual distribution of 72 cents per share and yields around 6 per cent.
XTR has a management expense ratio of 0.57%, less than half the cost of the banks' income funds. The downside is you'll pay trading commissions each time you buy or sell units.
Still, it helps to diversify your assets into a mix of cash, fixed income and growth oriented investments rather than trying to get it all from one specific fund.
"It's never a good idea to put all your eggs in one basket," says Miazek. "Ideally you'll want to build your own cash flow model with a variety of income streams, especially if you live on a fixed income."
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Injuries are always a bummer, of course. But look at what a summer injury took away from Ryan Meara.
He was enjoying an excellent season at Red Bull Arena, probably headed toward a Rookie of the Year award.
From his first moments in Red Bulls goal, the Larry Bird doppelganger looked like anything but a rookie (and an unknown rookie at that).
Coming out of Fordham – hardly a known producer of soccer talent – no one could have seen the season Meara began building last March. Usually looking composed, Meara posted a 9-5-4 record in 18 starts and set a rookie record for consecutive scoreless minutes, 321 from April 28 to May 19 during a five-game winning streak.
His season ended in August, however, due to a hip injury.
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He could still have competition; the club needed some time to settle in with Luis Robles, but the former national team prospect performed well down the stretch for New York.
- mvktr2 - Dec 19, 2012 at 2:01 AM
The Larry Bird lookalike can play!
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Yeah, Brazil has only 5 WORLD CUP titles (world record). England has 1, France has 1, Germany has 3.
Yeah, I guess they play "pretty decent soccer" in South America. LOL!
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Exactly what happens if you let religion, any religion, get the upper hand. That lady better watch out, she's gonna need a burkha
Obviously this business wouldn't last long. There's a minimum wage law and break time laws, but if you don't like the healthcare benefits they offer, get a different job!
You can start the Devil Worshiper Carwash or Atheists Burgers. That's your right.
Well, it WAS your right before Big-Gov Barry took over.
Huh? I didn't know that Obama took away your right to worship.
MammonCo is sure starting to sound like the mega defense contractor I work for………………………………..
So the minimum wage and minimum break times are OK to mandate, but minimum insurance coverage is evil. Thanks for clearing that up for us.
ConGov and I are on different sides of the center line, however, he is a good person with strong views and while often sarcastic, he is rarely as insulting as some of the commentators on both sides of the issues discussed here.
Also, recognizing minimum wage and break times as established realities is not a hypocrisy and he never stated his views on whether he liked them or not. He does believe the ACA is a bad thing for our country and as it is a process still under progress, he may end up being right. It is poorly constructed and being actively sabotaged, but it is my personal hope that moderate minds will come together and fix it.
Also, the military Chaplain's guide has instructions on how to 'counsel' atheist and satan worshiping soldiers along with all the other belief systems. I have a guess of what ConGov meant by saying Mr. Obama's policies effected your ability to start a religious based company, but I don't think it had anything to do with our rights to worship, or not worship.
I've already commented on this topic under Matt Bors today.
I just wanted to defend a person I've come to like.
Like I said over at Matt Bors:
viagra (lower case v deliberate) should not be covered. If an old f@r+ can't get it up he should loose weight, stop smoking and drinking, exercise more and become a Vegetarian.
There is no god, devil, heaven or hell. They are make believe like Santa Claus and the easter bunny.
Replied to you at Bors, Clark.
So I guess the CEO is a scapegoat then.
Sad thing is that this comic is not a work of fiction back of fact in today's America.
Freedom of religion only if you believe in Jesus is what many want.
The purpose of religion is to control the masses by putting the fear of the supernatural in them. Saying magic words does not help you.
Pregnancy creates medical needs for mother and child. Receiving that care benefits us all.
I once worked for a company that I really liked. They were acquired by another company whose management eliminated some of the things that I enjoyed. Guess what I did ………….I went to work someplace else!
As an actual Mormon?
Most of us don't care if our co-workers drink coffee.
Now, I will ask questions of anyone foolish enough to pay $5 a cup for something that they could make at home for pennies, but if you want to drink coffee then you can drink coffee.
check evangelicals listed as hate groups in military
What in Hades are you talking about?? I'm so tired of evangelicals whining that they're being persecuted. Please. Christianity is practically the state-sanctioned religion in the US. Please climb down off your cross, we're going to need the wood for fuel, now that Congress has just thrown 10 million people under the bus by refusing to extend unemployment benefits to the jobless. Now, there's persecution. Good grief!
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In all, the Kings' summer signings didn't do much for me. The defense should be better, but it won't show if the club doesn't get consistent goaltending. Up front, I don't know what to expect from Handzus, Nagy and Calder. The answer might be ... not much.
I think it's pretty obvious the club's future rests firmly in the hands of young vets like Mike Cammalleri, Alexander Frolov and Dustin Brown, as well as top young prospects such as Anze Kopitar, Jack Johnson and Bernier. In time, as these players continue to mature, the Kings have a chance to be more competitive. For now, however, I don't see them making more than a 10-point improvement in the tough Western Conference.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - Nawaz Sharif, poised to become prime minister for a third time after a decisive victory in Pakistan's election, said on Monday the mistrust that has long dogged relations with India must be tackled.
Sharif said he had a "long chat" with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday and the two exchanged invitations to visit - a diplomatic nicety in some parts of the world but a heavily symbolic step for South Asia's arch-rivals.
Asked by an Indian journalist if he would invite Singh for his swearing-in as prime minister, Sharif said: "I will be very happy to extend that invitation."
"There are fears on your side, there are fears on our side," Sharif added during a news conference at his home on the outskirts of Lahore. "We have to seriously address this."
Sharif's power base is Pakistan's most prosperous province, Punjab, which sits across the border from an Indian state with the same name. A free marketeer, he wants to see trade between the two countries unshackled, and he has a history of making conciliatory gestures towards New Delhi.
In 1999, when he was last prime minister, Sharif stood at the frontier post waiting to welcome his counterpart - Atal Behari Vajpayee - to arrive on the inaugural run of a bus service between New Delhi and Lahore.
It was a moment of high hope for two countries that were divided amid bloodshed at birth in 1947 and went on to wage war three times in the decades that followed.
But by May of 1999, the two sides were sucked into a new conflict as the then-army chief of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf, sent forces across the line dividing the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir. And by October, Sharif had been ousted by Musharraf in a bloodless coup.
Sharif's return to power 14 years later has raised concern that he will again cross swords with the military, which has long controlled Pakistan's foreign and security policies.
But Sharif said he "never had any trouble with the army", just Musharraf, and as prime minister he would ensure that the military and the civilian government worked together.
Sharif will need the army's cooperation to help confront Pakistan's many security challenges: a Taliban insurgency, separatists fighting in the western province of Baluchistan, and the rapid rise of sectarian groups such as the militant Sunni Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, which on Monday claimed responsibility for an enormous truck bomb in the city of Quetta.
Musharraf, who resigned as president in 2008 and went into self-imposed exile abroad, returned in March to run in Saturday's elections. Instead, he was arrested for his crackdown on the judiciary during his rule and put under house arrest.
Sharif said his Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz (PML-N) - won enough of the 272 National Assembly seats contested in the election to rule on its own, but suggested he was open to allies joining his government.
"I am not against any coalition. But as far as Islamabad is concerned, we are ourselves in a position to form our own government," Sharif told the news conference. "All those who share our vision, we will be happy to work with them."
The election was a democratic milestone in a country ruled by the military for more than half its history, marking the first transition from one elected government to another.
However, Sharif inherits a stack of challenges from a government led for the past five years by the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), which failed to tackle corruption, poverty and a Taliban insurgency.
Another bailout from the International Monetary Fund to avoid a new balance of payments crisis is seen as inevitable. Sharif has suggested that he would be willing to implement politically sensitive reforms to secure an IMF lifeline.
He has picked senator Ishaq Dar as his finance minister in the new cabinet, a party spokesman said on Monday.
Dar, who served as finance minister in a previous Sharif cabinet in the 1990s, has said he plans to lean on provincial governments to collect agricultural taxes, a policy that could set him on a collision course with some of the Pakistan Muslim League's (PML-N) wealthy supporters.
Sharif said ahead of the election that Pakistan should reconsider its support for the U.S. war on Islamist militancy and suggested he was in favour of negotiations with the Taliban.
Pakistan backed American efforts to stamp out global militancy after the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States and was rewarded with billions of dollars in U.S. aid.
But many Pakistanis have grown resentful, saying thousands of Pakistani soldiers have died fighting "America's war".
As prime minister-elect, Sharif chose his words carefully on Monday, saying Islamabad and Washington have "good relations" and "need to listen to each other".
Asked about U.S. drone strikes against militants on Pakistani soil, which many Pakistanis regard as a violation of sovereignty, he referred to it as a "challenge" to sovereignty. "We will sit with our American friends and talk to them about this issue," he said.
Underlining the security issues facing Sharif, a 2,000 pound truck bomb destroyed the home of the police chief in the western province of Baluchistan late on Sunday. Police said it was the biggest bomb in the history of the province.
The police chief survived but at least eight people died and 98, mostly police, were injured. Lashkar-e-Jhangvi claimed responsibility.
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Garland's big booster is blogger Perez Hilton, who made a couple of suspect claims in the intro to the 'Idol' performance: First, he told viewers he "discovered" Garland, who was actually in NLT, a boy band that also included 'Glee' star Kevin McHale. Second, Hilton boasted Garland is "better than Justin Timberlake." We'll just let you chew on that gristle.
Beyond his knowing Kevin McHale, Perez Hilton and, now, Ryan Seacrest, little else is known about the Texas native (having no Wikipedia page will do that to a guy).
We do know he digs fellow singer Justin Bieber. In an interview with EW, Garland said of Bieber: "I really appreciate his talent, and I can really respect someone who handles the kind of success he's received so well. I respect his maturity."
So far, comments on the performance of 'Believe' on 'Idol' have been overwhelmingly negative. One YouTube commenter, named "MsBlueyes5," took Hilton to task for his boast: "Oh Perez! You're funny and everything but come on ... better than Justin Timberlake! No way. Right when you said that you set him up for failure!"
Another, by "The Soulshock," said that while he liked Garland, "He was bouncing around the stage too much. He is a new face, should've focused more on the vocals and stayed in the same place for a while ... It's all over the place this performance."
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- Thursday 20 MayBy linjack39
Honestly, I didn't think much of his performance on AI last night. Pretty bad.
- Thursday 20 May
Certainly no better or worse than that boring Bieber boy. God, we're back to that lame teeny bopper crap that surfaces every few years. Disney must have their noses in it.
- Thursday 20 MayBy sleepyhead
He's weak, no Justin Timberlake.
- Thursday 20 MayBy Bella
I agree with you. I didn't even know who he was and that board behind him with his name written out was a little to obnoxious for me.
- Thursday 20 MayBy Marsha
I know right? And they had his name all big behind him like he's a huge star. Then he started singing and I was like, "What the hell?" I liked it so much that I turned the sound down. Makes me wonder what the heck did this guy have to do to get that kind of billing on American Idol?
- Thursday 20 MayBy RL
If Perez Hilton is the best this guy can do then his career is over already.
- Thursday 20 MayBy tennwilliams
wow that perez dude just keeps looking better and better. bwaahahahaha. justin garland was horrible and I could "discover" 20 guys one on city block that could do that.
- Thursday 20 MayBy Jessica
The performance was horrible. I actually changed the channel. This guy is only better that JT in his most wild fantasies.
- Thursday 20 MayBy k
He sucks, like no joke. I couldn't really understand what he was saying, he's not good, at all.
- Thursday 20 MayBy Al
Better than JT at WHAT???
Perez Hilton; Just ask Travis out for a date or use the casting couch:
Good God: I think PH let his lil head do the thinking on this one::
- Thursday 20 MayBy frances
He was actually really hard to watch.......Why would Idol give him any time on their show?????????????????
- Thursday 20 MayBy Nate
Travis Garland was mediocre at best. Justin Timberlake is an overhyped, untalented fraud who is famous for being famous. Timberlake is a media star, not a musical talent. He is all over the clebrity mags and tabloid tv, but for such a supposedly "huge star" his music has left an almost nonexistant footprint on the music scene. How many people could even name five Justin Timberlake songs, much less five hit songs? He is treated like an icon, but doesnt have the resume to deserve it.
- Thursday 20 MayBy Pat
i would rather listen to Greg Brady on the old TV show the Brady Bunch, this kid really blows, what the hell is Perez thinking?
- Thursday 20 MayBy Lissa
Hey Nate, I can name off like 30 hit songs he's sung, and at least 6-8 that he's done without N'Sync..so what are you talking about.
And yea, this guy SUCKED.
- Thursday 20 MayBy Allie
He Is SOOO not better than Justin; I Love JT!;; (: How could PH say that?!? Wth?!? I'd have to admit he's pretty cute though.
- Thursday 20 MayBy sue bee
ummmm..... yeah..... no....
- Saturday 22 MayBy Danielle
Your all stuck up idiots. Your all just jealous because he got the chance to perform on American Idol, and you idiots didn't. Just because he has real talent, and you retards don't have any talent at all besides eating dog crap doesn't mean for you to diss him.I agree Travis could have done better, but it was his first performance on tv, give the guy a break and stop bagging everyone who gets the chance to chase their dreams.
- Thursday 20 MayBy dave
What a joke...he should have auditioned with AI so that he be voted off in a heart beat by the judges. Perez Hilton is a JOKE also. He is known for his unworthy remarks which tabloids print. Get a real job PH.
- Friday 21 MayBy Kasey
go on youtube and look up travisgarlandmusic .. hes actually really talented ... he needs to work on how to hold a mic .. and he should have focused on his vocals instead of dancing ... but all in all for not performing in over a year and his 1st time on TV i think he did ok
perez is an idiot for sayin hes better than jt becahse people are now hating on Travis like hes the one who said it
- Friday 21 MayBy BuBbLeSo_0
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