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SACRAMENTO (AP) - California's unemployment rate fell to 8.6 percent in May, marking the first time in nearly five years the jobless number has dipped below 9 percent, the state Employment Development Department reported Friday.
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November 24, 2014, Monday
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Foster will miss Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns with a groin injury the Texans said.
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October 10, 2014, Friday
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October 9, 2014, Thursday
Giants Thrash Texans and Shake Off Gloom
The Giants played proficiently against Houston, with the new-look offense running the ball more effectively and the defense forcing three turnovers.
September 22, 2014, Monday
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September 17, 2014, Wednesday
Week 2 N.F.L. Matchups
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September 12, 2014, Friday
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September 9, 2014, Tuesday
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HAHA how many times were you told as a kid "no desert unless you eat your vegetables" ? The majority of children (because of the juice and sweetened treats) won't choose to eat the non sweet or bitter vegetables. This used to not be the case when sugar was more of a luxury item, and having a peace of fruit was considered desert. Children's taste were not jaded so bad to High Fructose Corn Syrup that everything else tastes like cardboard. To actually fix the problem you have to get rid of the sugar so the taste buds can normalize.
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[3] November 13, 2014 at 4:17pm
Ya zap not sure what you are trying to say there. From what I gathered form reading the article. Glenn is telling the people who are bitching about how the NFL care for their players and not saying anything about how the Government takes care of the vets, to "shut the hell up". I don't see why you couldn't do both.
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October 16, 2014 at 4:00pm
Do we know how long Adam and Eve were in the garden? And what was going on outside of the garden at that time? The tree of life kept them alive for who know how long and the garden kept them safe.
[12] October 7, 2014 at 2:45pm
To be able to totally control population growth the concepts of sex and reproduction need to be separated. The Sacrament of Marriage is the purposeful combining of the two. By redefining the concept of marriage and family to exclude reproduction it opens up the government, via universal health care, the ability to regulate who gets to reproduce. This fits into the Progressive utopian vision. One should remember that it was not Hitlers idea to make a single perfect race, he took that from the Progressives in the USA.
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Lets see…. what do they call it when they need to get something to someone without it looking like they are associated?
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It better that the child know what is there before they start playing "ill show you mine if you show me yours" on the playground. It is impossible instill values and morality at a young age if you can't talk about what a penis is and does. Children do not have sexual urges, that happens after puberty, parents (not the teachers) teaching their children about sex before the urges and hormones makes them better prepared for what is going to happen.
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Should probably check what the "uneducated" need to educate them selves on.
Down at the bottom of the page check the Sources and References.
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The KJV is missing books that is kept in the Apocrypha. I use the Catholic New American Bible that has all the books and has been translated form the originals; since they are the ones who have them. http://www.vatican.va/archive/ENG0839/__P1.HTM
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ya I have to use ABP or the site freezes all the time. Would like to white list it but then I wouldn't be able to read it.
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So what do you want…. We can either wash and feed them and send them home on a bus. Or we can not, and send them home in boxes….. The reason they are here is to create the chaos needed for the top to come down. For the chaos to happen you need hungry desperate people to start stealing and rioting. If we feed them and keep them content just to go home, the problem can be deflected. Its time to think like a dictator but act like a Patriot.
Why do you think they want to keep this from the public? They will ship them around the country then turn them loose, saying they just don't have the money.
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The guy was brought up in a household that thinks that the Muslims are the freedom fighters. Goes in to the military thinking that he can be the humanitarian solder. Figures out its a war. Leaves thinking that he is on the wrong side. Gets captured and finds reality is not what he was brought up thinking. Spends 5 years being a sex toy and forced to convert to survive. Dad stands up and praises his son for leaving and becoming a freedom fighter at the White House….. I would be pissed at my dad to.
[2] May 20, 2014 at 5:43pm
Well sounds like whom ever dumped the pup probably did the best thing that they could do for it. Its better then it sitting in the pound only to be euthanized.
March 18, 2014 at 12:00pm
What would you do if you and your wife saw some dude walking up with a camera crew?
February 27, 2014 at 5:56pm
Dude… old news. Infowars posted this back in march 2013
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February 7, 2014 at 11:18am
And this is what you get when you don't just allow people to spank their kids….
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"Pooten", being the smart dictator that he is, needed a reason to be able to crack down on the "crazies" without people crying about it. He has learned well that if its in the name of "security" he can do what ever he wants.
February 3, 2014 at 10:37am
Ya going to have to say Fukushima….
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The time for action is not here quite yet. We wait and prepare for the implosion that the progressives have engineered. Then wile they are running to pick up the pieces we take them away. What we are doing now is better positioning ourselves to be in the right spot at the right time.
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Glenn? I see this every once in a wile, and I ask "Do they really think Glenn posts these stories?" Then I remind my self no one can be that stupid.
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Tsaghkadzor, Armenia
The Council of Europe organised the second three-day thematic training of trainers for the teaching staff of the Justice Academy.
The training methodology focused on application of modern interactive methods and visual tools.
The aim of the both training courses was to equip the trainers with tools and techniques essential for the delivery of high quality trainings in human rights topics. The participants also had the opportunity to link the acquired knowledge with their current practice and further on enhance their skills. The training provided a perfect opportunity to obtain new methodology skills and exchange experience with the international consultants.
The trainers became familiar with the presentation of methodology and training materials on Articles 5, 6 and 8 of the European Con. (more)
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"Citizen participation is one of the pillars of local democracy and a key element for developing effective local governance." This was the main message of the "Effective citizen participation" workshop organised for Armenian mayors by the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe. Following the ratification of the Additional Protocol to the European Charter of Local Self Government in May 2013, the Armenian Government made amendments in the RA Law on Local Self-Government making it mandatory for local authorities to inform, consult and actively engage with their citizens. During the workshop on 29 and 30 October the mayors exchanged views on the ways to implement these obligations and on different participation methodologies. Congress members from Armenia presented. (more)
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The Council of Europe in co-operation with OSCE office in Yerevan, Embassy of the Kingdom of Netherlands and Eurasia Partnership Foundation organized a one-day workshop on the protection of human rights from the prism of the national and international instruments on anti-discrimination for lawyers and human rights defenders. The workshop was organized within the framework of the CoE/EU Joint Programme on "Strengthening the capacity of lawyers and human rights defenders for domestic application of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and of the Revised European Social Charter (RESC)".
The overall objective of the workshop was building the capacity of local lawyers and human rights defenders on the domestic application of ECHR through the prism of Article 14; eventually helping those targ. (more)
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The Council of Europe organised the second three-day seminar on "Criminal law and proceedings - enhancing skills in application of Articles 2, 3, 5, 6 and 8 of ECHR" for the judges and judicial servants of the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Cassation. This activity was a follow-up to the first three-day seminar on "Civil and Administrative law and proceedings" organised for the Civil and Administrative Chamber of the Court of Cassation on 11-13 September, 2014.
The seminar focused on the ECHR jurisdiction, role of the national highest instance courts in the protection of human rights at the national level. Specific emphasis was given to the discussion of Articles 2,3 5, 6 and 8 of the ECHR with special attention to criminal procedures and the most relevant ECtHR cases, includi. (more)
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The Council of Europe organised the first three-day training of trainers on Adult Training Methodology for the trainers of the Justice Academy. The training was organised with application of modern interactive methods and visual tools.
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I just plugged this recipe in iBrewmaster and am only getting an OG of 1.037 @ 70% efficiency. Did anyone else have this issue or getting an OG of 1.046 when brewing. Normally this software is pretty damn close to actual when calculating OG. I am going to adjust the grain bill up to get it around 1.046.
Anyone done this with Nottingham yet? I'm brewing it on Monday, and am toying with the idea.
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I just cracked a bottle open from my first batch of this...HOLY S**T. This is awesome. Even my prego SWMBO took a sip and started to cry because she can't drink a whole glass. It still needs another week or so for a little more carbination but other wise a great beer. I did a 5 gallon batch using table sugar for priming. I think the next batch i'll double the rye. Can't wait to drink the rest of these bad boys. Good job Revvy, another great brew!
How far along is she? Do you think they'll be any left after she delivers?
Revvy, I want to thank you for posting this recipe! I tweaked it a little, but not much, and it turned out fantastic. I've gotten LOTS of compliments on it, too many to list here. It's well balanced, has wonderful aroma (I was skeptical that it would be a bit bland on the nose), and the flavor/mouthfeel is perfect for a refreshing drink or even a session beer. I got better efficiency than I planned, so I overshot the OG by a tad. My specifics are as follows:11 gallon batchWater:
Ca - 60 ppm
Mg - 9 ppm
Na - 20 ppm
Cl - 60 ppm
SO4 - 66 ppm
Bicarbonate - 166 ppm
Cl/SO4 = .91Grain:
10 lb 2-row pale
4.5 lb flaked maize
1 lb rye malt
.25 lb roast barley (did not have black patent on hand)
.25 lb C-120
.25 lb acid malt
mash @ 148 for 90 minutesBoil:
90 minute boil total
1.1 oz. Magnum (12.5%aa) for 60 minutes (~25 IBU)
Irish Moss @ 15 min
Split into two fermenters and two yeasts; fermenter A: WLP001 2L starter, fermenter B: WLP008 (East Coast Ale) 2L starter
I will definitely be brewing this one again. I'm not sure I'd change anything. Really.
I am particularly impressed with the way that the East Coast ale batch turned out. I think I'll stick to this yeast strain for this recipe from now on.
As a Louisville native and an ex-pat living in Ohio, I was excited to see this recipe. I was struggling to find a beer to brew this coming weekend and after reading this extensive post, I think this is the beer my son and I will brew. My thanks to Revvy for his research into this beer and to all who contributed to the thread. I will post my results.
I know this is an old thread, but I found it while researching sour mash and beer so I thought I would respond. I love the recipe given. I am making it this weekend, but I decided to try it with a sour mash addition. For the addition I started with two pounds of pale 2 row and reserved one cup of it from the mash. After mashing, heating to denature amylase and then cooling I soaked the reserved grain in the wort (around 100-110 degrees). I put this in a small cooler with plastic wrap pressed down on top of the wort to keep out oxygen. I plan to let this set for two days before the main mash and boil. I then plan to add this to the boil kettle after the mash. I didn't check gravity on this, but will add it to the kettle before checking OG on the full mash. I can't wait to see how it turns out.
I brewed it yesterday and it is going strong right now with a nice head of Kraeusen (beautiful Ivory color) and a very steady bubble from the blow-off tube. I was a bit dismayed that I didn't hit the quoted OG. I only got 1.043. However, some of my research shows this within the range of the original style so we'll simply enjoy what happens and see if I can bump it up a bit next time. The color was lighter than the picture shows and lighter than my brew app predicted. I am wondering if the lady grinding the grain forgot the black malt. It could also be that the small amount just didn't do much. It actually has a beautiful dark rich mahogany color that I think will be nice. The sourmashing was very interesting. I had seen other videos where they had some monstrously god-awful concoction after souring. I let mine go for two days--three would have probably been better now. It smelled pretty bad. When I tasted it though, "Oh my gosh! That is wonderful!" To me it was delicious (perhaps it is the years of eating strong cheeses). It left a clean, pucker in the mouth that was very refreshing--no slime. I was tempted to just see if I could ferment out the sour part and drink that. Pouring it into the batch the flavor was really lost, but I hope that when the yeast has fermented out much of the sugar the twang will come back to the foreground. I am thinking of adding oak chips soaked in sourmash whiskey in the secondary. I may even split the batch and try one with the oak and one without so I know what features come from the oak and which ones from the sourmash addition. From the taste before fermentation, I will definitely be making this again. Next time I will make a much bigger (probably triple) sourmash culture and let it sour for three days. I have dedicated a small 2 gallon cooler as a souring tun.


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Arthur Page's Hiroshima Statement Written for Harry Truman
Today marks the the 66th anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. "Little Boy," as it was nicknamed, killed 80,000 Japanese, and ushered in the nuclear era. President Harry Truman made that decision, and delivered his statement about the attack to the press the following morning. It was written by PR legend Arthur W. Page.
Page, who has an elite PR society and an institute named after him, was pressed in to government service four months earlier and was immediately briefed on the Manhattan Project. He was one of very few people who knew the power of atomic weapons well in advance of the Japan bombings. His statement uses short declarative sentences and carefully chosen adjectives to convey the unfathomable power of an atomic bomb, the U.S.'s absolute determination to defeat Japan at all costs, and the great responsibility the nation took on by developing such technology.
Note Truman's statement was delivered 16 hours after the bombing. In today's media environment, the President would have less than 16 minutes to deliver such news before being scooped.
It's safe to say it was the most important writing assignment Page completed in his career.
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I don't use a secondary, just do a two week primary then 1 week condition in the cask.
I have dry hopped (in a bag) for the second week.
How do I mix in the finings and when?
Do I stir them in? Or do i carefully pour them in? I hear that i'm not supposed to get much oxygen in the barrel. Also shall i leave the finings in for a week, or just the last 3/4 days?
Also - how much sugar do i put in the bottom of barrel for a 24l brew of Real Ale?
I think the point of a real ale is that you don't put any extra sugar in after fermentation? You just let the carbonation produced from fermentation carbonate the beer, right?
What finings are you using?
The only fining to be used after fermentation (that i know of) is gelatin. In that case, just boil up some water, dissolve, dump and forget.
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I've been reading that you put a teaspoon in (5g) just to assist in the development of co2 in the barrel.
I'm using Gelatine finings and am thinking of dropping them in the Primary for the last 3 days of a 2 week ferment before racking into the barrel. DO i stir them in or just drop them in?
Check out this thread, from the similar threads box below:http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f13/gelatin-finings-53912/
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Senior Associate Attorney General Jane Young echoed Ramsey's comments.
Hernandez was last seen leaving Kennett High School at about 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 9. Investigators said they have no information suggesting that she made it home that day. Initial reports that she had reached home were based on bad information, Young said.
But the investigation has not slowed down and will not slow down "in the foreseeable future," Ramsey said.
"Do we have her last location? No. Do we have a suspect in relation to her case? No. But we have a long checklist of things to do, and we have made significant progress on that checklist, and we have gathered some significant information."
"We have here a 15-year-old who had a very active presence on social media, and that activity has gone totally dark," he said.
The last time she was heard from, authorities said, was when a boy identified by family members as Hernandez' boyfriend, Jimmy Campbell, received a text from her at 2:53 p.m. Investigators on Wednesday asked area residents and businesses to help find the girl's cell phone, a white iPhone in a pink case, which last made contact with a cell tower on Cranmore Mountain at 3:07 p.m. Oct 9.
"Was the phone powered off, or did the battery die, we're not sure," Ramsey said.
More searches were conducted Thursday, and there was a scaled-down version of Wednesday's police roadblock traffic stops on the North-South Road, with officers stopping a few cars along the road to ask drivers if they had seen anything involving the girl that Wednesday.
The community, meanwhile, has come together to help find Hernandez and her family. That includes the "extended community" of Ossipee, where a resident of the county nursing home, the Mountain View Community, has made more than 300 yellow ribbons that say "Abby" on them and is giving them out, accepting donations.
"Our hope is that, given everything that family has had to deal with, Zanya doesn't have to worry about finances," he said. "We want to allow Zanya to have the choice when and how to return to work, so she doesn't have to make that decision out of financial need."
"We're not giving up hope. Abby, we miss you," she said. "Stay strong, do not give up."
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It's 9:30 a.m. on MLK Jr.'s birthday and Pill is headed back to Pink City for another photo shoot. Although it's his third shoot there this week, he seems no less surprised upon arrival, as he stands in front of the condemned two-story building on the corner of Edgewood Avenue and Hilliard Street in Old Fourth Ward.
"I can't believe they shut this place down," he says, pointing to the upstairs unit near the rear of the boarded-up hotel from which he used to pump drugs. The Hilliard Street Residence Hotel had always been known to him by another name — one that certainly didn't come from the color of its lime-green paint. According to street legend, the motel once served as a pit stop for prostitution — hence, Pink City.
Last June, Pill brought new infamy to Pink City when he made it the central location of his video shoot for "Trap Goin' Ham." Filmed within walking distance of the King Center, the spontaneously shot, guerilla-style video shined a light on pockets of intown poverty that persist despite the encroaching land-grab of gentrification.
There, in full view, was a side of Atlanta that most of its citizens only dared to glimpse — usually from the safety of their cars as they zoom past en route to such trendy establishments as Cafe Circa, Thumbs Up Diner or Noni's Bar & Deli. A far cry from the lavish clubs, video models and A-list celebs that typically show up in Atlanta rap videos, the talent in "Trap Goin' Ham" consists of curbside dealers, crack addicts and street stragglers who happened to wander by that day.
The video resonated in unexpected ways. Within an hour of posting "Trap Goin' Ham" online, the MC's fate was sealed by two divergent incidents: YouTube yanked the video due to its graphic nature, and representatives from Asylum/Warner Bros. called to inquire about the unsigned rapper's label status.
"Trap Goin' Ham" became one of the most viral rap videos of the year, eventually garnering airplay on MTV Jams and earning a No. 5 spot on Complex.com's Best 10 Internet Music Videos of the 2000s list. While the video delighted fans thirsty for a return to reality rap (the New York Times' Jon Caramanica called it "the sort of document that was once de rigueur in hip-hop and now feels appealingly anachronistic"), plenty of critics and hip-hop fans alike cried foul. The video was downright disgraceful, blog commenters complained — so much so that Pill penned a postscript disclaimer of his own.
"I just wanted people to understand where I was coming from in that video; it wasn't meant to be any type of exploitation," Pill says. "This is just me letting people know that this is really how fucked up it is out here for some people. You'll get the wool pulled over your eyes with all the new condos, stores and businesses going on in Atlanta. 'Everyday is an opening day' is what they like to say. But where the hell do the impoverished people fit in at?"
As both a resident of Atlanta and a rapper on the rise, Tyrone "Pill" Rivers represents the last of a dying breed. And his sudden emergence heightens the otherwise disappearing sense of honesty in rap music — a genre that has experienced its own share of gentrification over the last decade.
Ask Pill where he's from and he's likely to rattle off a laundry list of housing projects in the shadows of Atlanta's skyline, including Kimberly Court, Adamsville, Grady Homes, Bowen Homes and Englewood — all of which have been demolished in recent years or await the wrecking ball. "Pretty much, I'm from all of the fucked-up parts of Atlanta," he says. "I've been house-to-house since I was 7 years old." Pill's mother was one of the only consistent fixtures in his early life, though she wasn't exactly steady. Her struggles with drug addiction meant he had to live with other family members, friends and, at one point, one of his school teachers.
"My mama tried her best, but I'd come home and junkies was always there stealing my shit," he recalls. "You'd see niggas in the house that you don't know. It would make me late for school all the time." Yet he overcame the odds to graduate from Frederick Douglass High School in 2003.
One night a few years ago, Pill returned home to his worst discovery. "I saw my mama on the floor by the bathroom," says Pill, whose mother had been diagnosed with colon cancer. "I thought she was drunk, so I tried to wake her up, saying, 'You tripping, I got company, go get in the bed.' But she never woke up."
Fresh out of high school, Pill met Killer Mike, an older Douglass alumni, who was coming off of his Grammy win at the time for his feature on OutKast's "Whole World." "My cousin Chris and [Douglass football] coach Frazier kept telling me about this kid who could rap his ass off," recalls Mike, who recruited Pill into his Grind Time Rap Gang collective. "Me and Pill are both from Adamsville. To be able to put the Adamsville experience into dope wordplay is not common in Atlanta. I saw a kindred spirit and wanted to help him."
After appearing on every Killer Mike project since 2003, Pill stepped out on his own last year. Hosted by DJ Burn One, the release of his debut mixtape, 4180: The Prescription (a title that pays homage to his former address at Kimberly Court), served as a reintroduction. "I had my own story to tell and I couldn't keep it bottled up," says Pill, who was still spending most of his time in the streets instead of the studio. "I would've felt bad if I was on the corner saying, 'What if?' My family always encouraged me to do my own thing. Mike was always going to be my boy, regardless. So I just did it on my own."
He got a major assist from another Grind Time affiliate, Derek Schklar, who quickly earned the nickname White Boy D after his initial, perilous trips to pick Pill up in Pink City when it was time to put in work. "The shit was crazy. It was like a horror movie, really," says Schklar, who manages Pill now. "When I used to pull up, they used to think I was a customer. They used to always harrass me and look out like they might rob me. After doing that for a couple of months, people recognized me. And every time they saw me ride up, they would start yelling, 'White Boy D here! Pill, time to go to the studio!'"
Spitting trap tales and poverty parables via a confident drawl, the dreadlocked MC with the slight build drew flattering, if somewhat lazy, comparisons to T.I. on his initial outing. But in a city where trap rappers make a mint off of their rags-to-riches 'hood tales, Pill's somber, sobering depictions succeeded in magnifying what others merely glorify. Package that with an undeniable charisma and respectable lyricism, and it's no wonder Pill's popularity among rap critics and blogs has skyrocketed nationwide.
Still, the fact remains that he's barely known within industry circles in his own back yard.
Pill was hard to find among the sweltering lineup of 150 performers at Atlanta's A3C Festival last year, but he was a main draw at New York's CMJ Music Festival. He has yet to appear in any mainstream Atlanta publications, but he's been prominently featured in the New York Times and praised by both the Los Angeles Times and Washington Post. He's a frequent guest on Sirius Satellite Radio, but he still hasn't been invited as a guest to local urban stations V-103 (WVEE-FM) and Hot 107.9 (WHTA-FM). Outside of his Grind Time affiliations, he doesn't rub shoulders with many of Atlanta's industry elite or roll with an entourage. He and Schklar have been the only discernible force behind his rapid ascension.
Last November, Pill released his follow-up mixtape, 4075: The Refill. Like The Prescription, he laced it with a range of emotion, including the kind of personal anguish one might expect from a young man who watched his own mother decay from drug use while rationalizing his choice to continue selling drugs at the time. On "We Don't Even Know," he conveys a sense of irony when he raps: "I seen some shit the other day and I just want you to know/It hurt my heart I seen him serve his own mama some blow/Damn, for the root of all evil we destroy the people/and I ain't Martin, Malcolm or Jesse, I'm trying to eat, too."
Unlike the previous mixtape, Pill dropped The Refill with Los Angeles music juggernaut DJ Skee. It was an unconventional move considering that the typical circuit to national exposure for local rappers comes via Atlanta-based DJs such as DJ Drama's Gangsta Grillz series, DJ Scream's Hoodrich outfit, or the city's radio and club scene.
"I chose that route because I didn't want to be grouped in a box with the other Atlanta rappers," says Pill, who insists, with no disrespect intended, that many of the city's rappers get lumped together and quickly discarded before making an impact outside I-285. "A lot of times, rappers here will have the city on lock and it will be just that – the city. I wanted to go further than that."
Like such Atlanta-groomed MCs as Donnis and Spree Wilson, who've since relocated to New York, Pill's venture has landed him career options and a far-reaching fan base. But it's obvious that his hometown has yet to embrace him.
"Atlanta is a very strong home-based market," says DJ Drama, who admits that while he digs the music Pill has presented him with, he isn't very familiar with the rapper. "The stars, hip-hop-wise, have always started with Atlanta. You have to have the city behind you; it's important to have a foundation at home. I'm sure Pill wants the city on his back. But if the direction he chooses to go is not the conventional way, you can't knock that. I didn't go the conventional route when I started, either."
Having inked a record deal this month with Asylum Records – the Warner Bros. subsidiary that's been courting him since "Trap Goin' Ham" – a full-court press is expected for Pill's eventual debut album, The Medicine. The release stands to make the biggest impact by a new, Atlanta-based artist in years, which could go a long way in repairing the city's rep for cranking out two-hit wonders that draw little appeal outside the city.
Whether Pill can generate the hometown support necessary to cause such a shift remains to be seen. But by show of the love he receives while walking through the Old Fourth Ward, the 'hood – if not the city – definitely has his back.
"I don't even know what a home is, to tell you the truth," admits Pill. "A lot of people didn't want me. Not even my own family sometimes. The feeling of not being wanted hurts worse than pain. I wouldn't wish that on anybody."
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subtweetLine breaks: sub|tweet
Pronunciation: /ˈsʌbtwiːt /
Definition of subtweet in English:
(On Twitter) a post that refers to a particular user without directly mentioning them, typically as a form of furtive mockery or criticism: while he didn't include Smith's Twitter handle, that didn't stop Smith from seeing the post, taking umbrage, and firing off a subtweet of his own
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- The perfect subtweet is one that has every reader silently fretting that it's about them, yet remains ambiguous enough that nobody dares ask if they were the target.
- His speech was like one extended subtweet; he repeatedly called out unnamed colleagues as cowards.
- Instead of being confrontational, subtweets are sneakier - they're not the locker room brawls of Twitter, they're the cruel locker-side whispers.
early 21st century: blend of subliminal and tweet.
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How the officer corps in these countries go along with this is beyond me?
Moreover, here is a country of Czech in the heart of Europe with about 10 million people. It has the EU/Germany/France clamoring all over it while the Russian government and mobsters are strongly embedded since WWII.
Klaus has been accused of being Putin's man in Czech. I do not know if he is. Nevertheless it is a very difficult situation to be in, especially for a land-locked country striving to manage its independence. What would anyone do in this situation?
But if Ron Paul went to visit him in Czech than Klaus does have some good standing imo.
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