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After Rattle and Hum, U2 went away to 'dream it all up again.' Achtung Baby was widely regarded as a sonic and visual reinvention of the band: a step too far in some territories, where Adam's nude image on the sleeve was covered with an appropriately fixed X or clover. At U2's request, Achtung Baby was the first album by a major act to be released in two eco-friendly packages - the jewel box (without the long box attachment) and the cardboard Digi-Trak. The Digi-Trak featured long-box sizes cardboard, which, once its shrink-wrap and two plastic struts are removed, folds around the CD. In Germany, Universal released a 2-CD box set with a copy of both Achtung Baby and Zooropa.
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U2 won the Grammy for Best Rock Album by a Duo or Group and producers Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno won Producers of the Year for Achtung Baby. Additionally, the album was nominated for Album of the Year. In the Rolling Stone annual reader's poll, it came No. 1 for Best Album and Best Album Cover.
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Achtung baby album , to me.
Achtung baby album, the album that marks the re entry of U2 after a pause of years. And it really is another level. ' Rattle and hum ' is back and the dream goes on, and it sounds high,' Even better than the real thing', the musical journey still is and it gains in enrichment as regards possibilities . The album starts with ' Zoo station' and the first lines of the lyrics are more than explicative, they are steps :' I'm ready Ready for the laughing gas I'm ready Ready for what's next Ready to duck Ready to dive Ready to say I'm glad to be alive' The World with the W in capital letter is coming nearer ,part and counterpart ' Until the end of the world'. Everybody having a good time except you. You were talking about the end of the world.' Life can be advertised, piece by piece,as we can admire in the pictoresque cover , but through ' Mysterious ways ', rithme and story it is 'One 'in its entity. It is to say that inner world calls for clarity, new light ' Ultraviolet'. There is a boquet of songs ,' The fly' , ' Who' gonna ride your wild horses', ' So cruel' , ' Trying to throw your arms around the world', ' Acrobat' and ' Love is blindness' that vividly communicates this phase. The sound of the album is precisely measured in the rithme and we can perceive the hard malleability of the metal in the industries. In the new release songs not previously included are now ready to be appreciated in its beauty and arrangements :' Where did all go wrong' , atmosphere of the sixties, ' Blow your house down' ,atmosphere more seventies , ' Lady with the spinning head' , more eighties. Acthung baby is a suffered album, to me, a new level has been reached , the world has been growing and we can do nothing but being part of it. ' From the sky down' is a loyal view of all this.
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My first CD Audio Record. It was my Christmas' present. I thought it was broken, and my cd player was broken too, and my speakers also, because of the first recorded seconds, due the distorsion and the stereo effect of ZOO STATION!!!!!!! jajajaja! (I can't wait to hear this song performed by nine inch nails, now in 2011) The Fly was the first single I saw on TV and I understood why this new kind of music for U2, this new style, way of life, and I liked it very, very, very much. I brought BONO's FLY Sunglasses and they broked last year during 360 TOUR at Sevilla, Spain. I still have them, broken! jajaja! ULTRAVIOLET was the song of my first grildfriend and me, my first romance! Pretty times! I listened the whole songs of the CD at a pub drinking some beers. It was the first LASER DISC karaoke I saw also. Vinilo spanish version has original lyrics and spanish lyrics!!!! ZOOROPA was the first tour I could see on a stadium, here at Madrid, Spain (where I born and live). It was the first concert of my life, with The RAMONES also :) ACHTUNG BABY OUTTAKES impressed at my soul. This WAS and IS a GREAT RECORD! U2 forever! //SalU2
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to me Achtung Baby is the best rock record ever made. Tension, sensuality, power, melody, each single piece is stunningt and fits in the right place. Bono's voice, Edge's passional guitar and the perfect rythm section by Larry&Adam is at the top. Never an album reached this standards of quality and beauty, and I guess no one other ever will. it's simply the milestone of modern rock history.
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For all the time they spend sleeping and lolling about, cats are industrious groomers. For many cats. that fastidiousness has a consequence: hairballs.
According to veterinarian Bruce Fogle's book "Complete Cat Care," cats spend as much as 10 percent of their day, about two and a half hours, engaged in cleaning themselves tip to tail.
Cats use their tongues as a kind of organic vacuum to remove debris and spruce up the undercoat, but occasionally, the bag needs to be emptied, said Rachel Walker, practice manager of the Cat Clinic of Chattanooga.
"It all balls up in their stomach, and they have to regurgitate it because they can't properly digest it," Walker said.
Hairballs may seem disgusting, but grooming is hardwired into cats' genetic code, so if a cat has them, he will always have them. Changes to the frequency of hairballs, however, should be addressed by a veterinarian, Walker said.
Owners can help cut down on excess dead fur by combing their cat's coat. Bristle brushes are a good start, but Fogle recommends additional passes with a comb — wider teeth for long hair, narrower for shorter — to get the most fur.
Veterinarians also can prescribe special, higher-fiber diets to help control hairballs. Flavored gels, such as Laxatone, can also be used to help lubricate the digestive tract to ease the passage of ingested hair, Walker said.
Officials in a Phoenix suburb are considering a plan that would turn dog waste collected from an area park into an energy source. Don't pooh-pooh the idea before you hear it out. The Arizona Republic reports that students from Arizona State University would design and create a "dog waste digester" that the city of Gilbert, Ariz., could use to turn pet leavings into methane gas that in turn generates power. The proposed project would use the new energy source to run a street lamp first, and possibly other uses later. — The Associated Press
Casey Phillips has worked as a features reporter in the Life department since May 2007. He writes about entertainment, consumer technology, animals and news of the weird. Casey hails from Knoxville and earned a bachelor of science degree in journalism and a bachelor of arts in German from Middle Tennessee State University, where he worked as the features editor for the student newspaper, Sidelines. Casey's writing has earned numerous accolades, including first and second place ...
I know you didn't receive that excellence in Journalism reward for writing about furballs and dog turds.
You have a degree in German. I want you to go to the DoubleTree hotel and sit at the bar and listen to what those guys have to say when they come home from a long day of putting up with the corporate grind at Volkswagon. It is not all a rose garden.
They have some real problems to tackle, as many workers do. They have some good stories about their lives, as many travelers do.
There's some work for a features writer with your credentials over there. You probably should have already written a small book of those stories. Circumvent the PR control clowns and get over there and do some work on the street.
You will detect a radical reduction in the pooper-scooper topics if you get over there and establish some rapport with informants and develop some sources for a good features story.
These guys have at least two beers a night. They crawl every bar within walking distance of their hotel. If you don't drink, have a soda.
Their wives are all over the North Shore on Sunday mornings.
Some of those VW boys are rusty on their English. You will find them quickly. Establish rapport. Treat your subjects with respect. Gain information. Craft a story. Publish it.
No more puff pieces about furballs. What if this was your last publication? If there was some kind of emergency, would you want to close your career with a paragraph on recycling dog poop?
As those guys cycle workers through the dreaded Volkswagen USA, or whatever their local shell corporation is called to contain the potential financial damage for this venture, there is a guitar that gets handed down from one cycle of workers to another. Guitar players like to play. Get over there and find out who's got the guitar. That guy has your story.


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The Pasteur Museum is housed in the apartment where Louis Pasteur spent his final seven years and offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the living and working environment of the world-renowned scientist. Visitors can gain a unique insight into his everyday life alongside his wife and can admire his rich and diverse scientific work.
Discover a charming place where science meets art and history.
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The Institut Pasteur's scientific strategy focuses on developing original and innovative topics and promoting interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary cooperation and approaches. The Institut Pasteur teams have access to the technological resources needed to speed up and further improve the quality of their outstanding research.
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Ever since the introduction of the world's first "Technical Microbiology" course in 1889, teaching has been a priority for the Institut Pasteur. The Institut Pasteur has an international reputation for quality teaching that attracts students from all over the world who come to further their training or top up their degree programs.
The mission of the Industrial Partnership team is to detect, promote, assist and protect the inventive activities from research (inventions, know-how and biological materials) conducted at the Institut Pasteur (and in some Institutes of its international network), and transfer there to industrial and/or institutional partners, in order to serve the patient needs and for the benefit of the society, as well as to contribute to sustainability of the Institut Pasteur's resources.
With international courses, PhD and postdoctoral traineeship, each institute of the Institut Pasteur International Network (RIIP) contributes to the transmission of knowledge with the training of young researchers all around the world. In this context, doctoral and postdoctoral programmes, study and traineeship fellowships are available to scientists. Alongside training, dynamism and attractiveness of RIIP will result in the creation of 4-year group for the young researchers.
Using innovative dynamic imaging technique, scientists at the Institut Pasteur, Inserm and the VU Medical Center in Amsterdam have uncovered the mode of action of anti-CD20, an antibody therapy frequently used in the treatment of lymphomas (cancers of the immune system) as well as some auto-immune diseases. In a lymphoma model, the scientists have been able to carry out real time in vivo imaging of the cellular events activated by the treatment and resulting in the destruction of tumor cells. These discoveries should help optimize the efficacy of future therapies involving anti-CD20 antibodies. This work is the subject of an article published online November 1 on the Journal of Clinical Investigation website.
A lymphoma usually develops as a result of abnormal proliferation of one of two types of immune cells: B lymphocytes (in the vast majority of cases) or T lymphocytes. For the last fifteen years or so, anti-CD20 antibody therapy has frequently been used in the treatment of B-cell lymphomas (in particular those known as non-Hodgkin lymphomas), in combination with conventional chemotherapy. These antibodies are directed against B lymphocytes, bind to cancer cells and mark them for depletion by other immune cells. Anti-CD20 antibody therapy also triggers a decrease in the normal B lymphocyte population, dampening immune responses. For this reason it is also used to treat autoimmune diseases. However, how anti-CD20 antibody therapy works in vivo was not fully understood.
A study led by Philippe Bousso, head of the Dynamics of Immune Responses Unit (Institut Pasteur / Inserm U668), along with researchers at Inserm and the VU Medical Center in Amsterdam, has provided the first conclusive answers. Using dynamic imaging techniques developed at the Institut Pasteur, the scientists have carried out real time in vivo imaging of the destruction of cancerous and normal B lymphocytes during anti-CD20 antibody treatment. The scientists noticed that the phenomenon of B lymphocyte depletion resulting from anti-CD20 antibody therapy primarily takes place in the liver and involves a specific cell type, known as Kupffer cells. The images produced by the scientists clearly show Kupffer cells (in green) capturing cancerous B lymphocytes (in orange) and preventing their circulation before destroying them.
These discoveries provide important insight for optimizing the efficacy of future treatments using anti-CD20 antibodies. Non-Hodgkin lymphomas affect 10,000 people per year in France, and account for 10% of pediatric cancers.
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Houston Metro achieved its commitment of $285 million, to small (mostly local) business enterprises (SBEs), which is $30 million more than the authority's established goal. The SBE Program is a major element of the MetroRail expansion project that is currently building three new light-rail lines.
"Houston's MetroRail expansion project ambitiously set out to award more than 35 percent of contracts to SBEs," said George Greanias, president/CEO, Metro. "We established an unprecedented goal for a construction project of this magnitude, and we got there in record time, as the project is nearing its halfway completion milestone. We are undeniably Houston-proud of this feat."
To date, the SBE program numbers reflect contracts with 270 certified SBE businesses ranging from construction contractors working on utilities and roadway paving, to enterprises providing tools, traffic control signs and office supplies. Houston-based subcontractors make up 95% of the group, and upwards of 50% classify as "disadvantaged businesses." Almost one-third of the businesses are women-owned.
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Deva Path alone soloed 6 Tailed Kyuubi (which later became 8 Tailed Kyuubi). The 6 Paths are A LOT more than that, and to make it worse, add Nagato and it's a rape in Team 1's favor (and sorry, I know your comment will be 2 years old in 2 months, but I had to make it clear for new people).
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"For all intents, it's been very close to a total remake. He's got an excellent arm. It's all about throwing in the zone. Over the second half, he was much more consistent."
"I think 'The Fog' had a lot of really cool elements in the sense it's a remake of a classic film of John Carpenter's and had a hot cast."
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Aeronautical's new Spectrum 33 light twinjet made two more
test flights on Thursday, February 2, 2006. Both flights added a
little over an hour to the bird's log.
It almost didn't happen... the day began with steady rain, 500
ft ceilings, and a dropping barometer, but an unexpected late
afternoon break in the weather allowed Bill Davies,
Spectrum's veteran Chief Test Pilot and Ian Hollingsworth,
second-in-command, to complete the hoped-for flights.
The new tests followed improvements and adjustments to some of
the aircraft's systems that were made after its first flight
on January 7th. Davies said the 33 felt solid in longitudinal
control, and exhibited excellent yaw characteristics during
"We were able to conduct shallow coordinated turns with rudder
input alone," he said, "and saw excellent control in all axes." He
noted that the Spectrum 33's takeoff acceleration and climb
performance "is well beyond anything I've seen in this class
of aircraft."
"Takeoff distances for the flights were less than 800 feet,"
Davies commented, "and touch-down speeds were 85 knots with 15
degrees of flaps."
"Control during flap deployment required only minor changes in
trim, and the ability to hold nose-up attitude during landing was
excellent." He added that, "the tests are confirming that the 33 is
highly stable, docile and easy to fly for single-pilot
Linden Blue, Spectrum Aeronautical's founder and CEO, said
he was pleased with the outcome of the flights. "These results are
further confirmation that the Spectrum 33 is capable of performing
a wide range of multi-role missions, and will benefit a broad
segment of the market."
The Spectrum 33 is a new light business jet that's built
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size cabin as popular eight to nine seat light business jets, at
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nautical miles while using about half the fuel of comparably sized
current production aircraft.
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A pair of Oklahoma legislators say businesses, schools and churches that open their doors to passers-by during violent weather should be spared liability if their temporary guests are hurt or killed.
A bill by Rep. Larry Glenn of Miami would exempt individuals, businesses and schools who help out during a catastrophe and one by Rep. Bobby Cleveland of Slaughterville would extend the same privileges to churches.
The representatives say they authored the legislation after hearing anecdotes about people being turned away from shelter during last year's violent storms.
Both bills are waiting for a vote in the Oklahoma Senate. If either or both pass, the next stop would be the desk of Gov. Mary Fallin. She typically does not say ahead of time whether she will sign pending legislation.
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For 40 years Mike Rausch has been one of those people behind the scenes making McPherson's 'All Schools Day' a reality.
For 100 years the day has been a celebration of education and McPherson does it up right. Everyone gets the day off from school (Friday May 10th, 2013).
There is a huge parade, carnival, food, games and the town swells from 15,000 residents to somewhere over 40,000....the former students come back to help celebrate.
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By John Updike
Did you see the 2000 movie Pollock? Did you stay awake in art-history class? If so, you may quickly tire of this uncharacteristic dud from Updike. The novel seeks to trace the rise of post-WWII American art through the life of Hope Chafetz, an aging painter better known for her husbands than her canvases. Hubby No. 1 is a barely fictionalized Jackson Pollock: a tortured genius fueled by testosterone and booze. Pollock is Updike's kind of misunderstood manly mess—but even the master's prose, swinging from fine-brush realism to swooping loops of metaphor, can't save his oft-told tale from seeming smaller than life. No. 2 is a believability-straining composite of luminaries—including Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol—who serves principally as the subject of passages that could be lifted from one of Updike's art-criticism essays. No. 3, an art collector, encourages Hope's own work. Gallant of him, considering the other men in her life—including Updike—treated her as little more than a means to their own ends. (Knopf, $23)
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Seal Left Fuming After Journalist Asks If He's Drunk
Don't mess with Seal and his beer.
The British singer flew into a Twitter rage after reading an interview in which a journalist asked if he was "drunk".
Australia's Madison Magazine conducted a question and answer session with singer Emma-Louise Birdsall, who was mentored by Seal, 49, on the local version of The Voice.
However, the article took a turn when the journalist questioned the young star about Seal's sobriety and he wasn't happy at all.
So what exactly set Seal off?
Taking to his social networking site to vent, Heidi Klum's ex made it very clear that his wild ways were in the past.
"Just read interview with the amazing @emma_birdsall in Madison Mag," he tweeted.
"While she came across impeccably classy, shame about the low-life level of journalism.
"'What was your relationship like with Seal?' 'Was he drunk?' Honestly, really? Is that how you guys plan on getting me back to Australia, by resorting to the lowest form of gutter sh*te?
"Keep it up!"
The article had centered around Birdsall's music, style and hopes for the future but the cheeky reporter – who had no doubt heard the reports of Seal's past partying - couldn't help but ask "was he drunk?"
Fortunately for the "Kiss From A Rose" singer, Birdsall had his back and immediately hit back at the accusations.
"No, Seal doesn't drink; he's very into that clean living," she said.
Seal has been forced to defend his boozing in the past when it was blamed for his marriage breakdown to the Victoria Secret model.
"I don't drink alcohol," he said. "I haven't drunk anything for a year."
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Wei Fei Zuo Dai specializes in apparel made in a remote mountain in the Southern China.
Skirts, hats, shoes, all are made of a special fabric weaved by the villagers living in that mountain. This kind of fabric is generally of brownish gray color, and is somewhat thicker than usual. Apparel made in this fabric can be worn throughout the year. Since this material is handwoven and not machine-made, its texture is relatively coarse..
Style-wise, the clothes look elegant with some distinctive patterns knitted on the cuff and the neckline.
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House Speaker John Boner announced yesterday morning that Congress would pass legislation to solve the "Border Crisis" since the President would not. Later, Boner pulled both immigration Bills when he realized he didn't have enough republican votes to pass the republican Bills.
Then he said, heck, the President could act on his own to solve the Border problem without the help of Congress. Apparently John was experiencing brain flatulence again because he is suing Obama doing exactly the same thing.
Meanwhile, over in the Senate, republicans were busy blocking the Democratic immigration Bill. The GOP is banking on the public blaming the President for republican obstruction
So I'm begging you congressional republicans, for the love of god, go on vacation.
The Alarm
Americans are shot to death everyday. 10,000 are gunned down every year. Men and women, boys and girls.
When something happens everyday it no longer qualifies as 'news.'
Not only do hillbillies and yahoos like Jack see nothing wrong with this, they call it the price of freedom.
Health Care
I'm still puzzled by the initial GOP response to President Obama's Healthcare reform legislation. Granted, he was naive enough to think that embracing a conservative health reform idea cooked up by the right-wing Heritage Foundation and enacted into Massachusetts law by (severely conservative) Governor Mitt Romney would be embraced by EVERY congressional republican, he wasn't prepared for the full throated hair on fire republican backlash.
The individual mandate championed what republicans once embraced: if you can afford to buy health insurance you should be forced to do so. Hospitals are legally obligated to treat everybody and too many people didn't pay their bills. And those unpaid costs were passed on to the rest of us through higher premiums. One of the original republican talking points stressed individual responsibility.
Republicans know what's wrong with the Affordable Care Act and it's not socialism. The individual mandate was only designed to get more people to buy private health insurance. (What god-fearing republican could be against THAT?) And what a bonanza it's been! Have you noticed what's happened to stock prices? Over the past six months United Healthcare was among the highest performing stocks, if not number one, and a couple of others - maybe Wellcare and Humana - were in the top ten. (I'd like to take the Way Back machine to last November and buy 1,000 shares of each.)
Having more Americans covered will indeed keep people from having to sell their homes to pay medical bills, but the underlying problem with the American healthcare system remains firmly place: it's incredibly expensive.
The U.S. is #1 in per capita cost and #1 in percentage of GDP. The only way to get those costs down is to enact a real socialistic pricing agenda, something no politician would dare suggest, but it's stupid that the cost of an MRI in Atlanta is triple the cost of the same MRI in Berlin or London or Paris.
And it's ironic that Wellcare stock has benefited so much in the past six months. After all, it was their proposed 39% cost increase that helped propel the Affordable Care Act through Congress. I image the shareholders threw one heck of a party this year.
President Obama hijacked the republican health care reform idea and I don't think they're going to get much political traction talking about repeal, and after today we're not going to hear very much from republicans about Obamacare.
Heralded as an independent investigation into 'Bridgegate,' this fluff piece by Christy lawyers and pals theorize that the GWB was shut down for four days because Deputy Chief of Staff Bridget Kelly had an affair with, and was subsequently dumped by, former campaign manager Bill Stepian. The report doesn't bother to explain the relevance. They claim that Bridget Kelly shut down the bridge because she got dumped. The report does not offer a reasoned explanation.
Maybe the could have thought up a reason if they interviewed either Kelly or Stepian.
This is not an investigative report. It's a thousand page narrative, a legal play book for the day Christy is indicted by the US District Attorney. Apparently Kelly and Stepian know where the bodies are buried because they are singled out in the report and discredited three different times. Claims by the Mayor of Hoboken are dismissed based on biased interpretation of the Mayor's body language.
At the end of the day none of this would have matter. Christy's Presidential dreams were dead long before the first orange cone blocked the first toll both. Long before administration officials told the Hoboken mayor she could have her millions in relief aid if she approved a private development that would benefit political cronies.
No, the campaign was doom the instant Christy shook hands with the President of the United States.
Hobby Lobby
I think every employer should get to design employee health care coverage based on religious conviction. For instance, I don't believe in vaccines or blood transfusions so I'll have the insurance company drop those provisions. Since I don't believe in Science, it's not really a stretch to claim I don't believe in doctors or medicine or hospitals. If my workers get sick I'll just pray for them. Heck! I can drop health insurance entirely! Thank you, Hobby Lobby!
Of course, employees will whine about how health insurance is part of their compensation package, but screw that. A buck is a buck, and with the grace of god, the Supreme Court will let me off the hook.
I can't wait to institute mandatory Muslim prayers. Remember, corporations are people, my friend. Employees are not.
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It's too bad that Obama jumped the gun and condemned Russia's invasion of Crimea. The truth is the United States does NOT have a vested interest in Ukraine but the invasion has already had a big impact without us lifting a finger. The Russian economy is taking a beating and Putin has spent billions trying to prop up the Ruble.
While Putin has a grand dream to reunite the old USSR, I don't think he wanted to take this action this soon but then Ukraine kicked out Putin's stooge and threatened to join the EU. Putin thought he had to protect the Russian navy's only warm water port.
Europe needs to respond quickly. Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova should all be fast-tracked into the EU (European Union) and granted membership into NATO. It probably won't happen because those spineless wimps are hoping Obama does their dirty work for them. Germany gets about 40% of its energy from Russian but Putin has all EU nations over a (oil) barrel.
Before you tea baggers get too high pitched in your condemnation, let me quote former Defense Secretary Bob Gates who served under both presidents Bush and Obama: "My own view is, after all, Putin invaded Georgia when George W. Bush was president. Nobody ever accused George W. Bush of being weak or unwilling to use military force."
Gates also said GOP lawmakers should tone down their criticism and "try to be supportive of the president rather than natter at the president."
In the grand scheme of things Russia taking over Crimea is not a big deal, but If Europe does not respond swiftly and forcefully they shouldn't be surprised to see how far Putin will be willing to go.
Right Wing
The March numbers will push that total higher, but right now there are at least 4 million more Americans with health insurance policies purchased from private insurance companies than there were 6 months ago.
Insurance exchanges offer Americans a choice, and when insurance companies compete for business they are forced to offer the best coverage at the best price.
But tea baggers want to go back to the 'good old days' of medical socialism where the uninsured were allowed to go get free medical care at ERs.
If you tea baggers love socialism that much move to Russia where you can worship your idol Vlad 'the impaler' Putin. We progressives prefer capitalism, free enterprise, and competition.
Right Wing
Zab proclaimed, "if you like your plan you can keep it" The worst lie every told to the American people. Seriously?
How about WMD in Iraq? Or, Invading Iraq has NOTHING to do with oil? Or, We can balance the federal budget by cutting taxes on the rich and increasing defense spending?
Obama was referring to 'legitimate' insurance plans, not crap policies that had to drop customers because their coverage fell below new basic insurance requirements. I know. I used to have one of those policies years ago when I was starting a business. I thought it was great, thought it was reasonably priced, and the agent seemed informative. And I might still have that policy if I never, you know, broke a couple of ribs and discovered everything it DIDN'T cover.
So the President said fine, anyone can keep those crap policies for another two years if you want. But god help anyone who requires medical treatment because the insurance companies sure won't.
Why would you pinhead tea baggers want to bring up the President and Putin? You think Vlad is acting like a leader for invading Crimea? You think leadership is invading another country on trumped up charges? To be fair, I suppose it would be impossible for you to reach any other conclusion when operating from an intellectual position of cynical ignorance.
At least President Obama didn't meet Putin and say, ""I looked the man in the eye. I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy….I was able to get a sense of his soul." (George W. Bush, after meeting Putin, June 16, 2001.) And how did our former President react when Putin invaded Georgia? Well, there wasn't much he could do outside of talking tough and threatening sanctions.
Ukraine, however, is different, and Obama would be wise to take the tact of 'Don't just do something, sit there.'
When markets opened on monday morning the Russian stock indexes fell by more than 10%. In one day $60 billion vanished which is more than Putin spent preparing Sochi for the Winter Olympics. Surveys designed to measure Russian support for the invasion actually showed over 70% are opposed. The Ruble dropped against the dollar to its lowest point in history and the Russian central bank spent $10 billion on the foreign exchange markets trying to prop it up. The Russian economy is stagnant and, according to Timothy Ash, head of emerging market research at Standard Bank, "This latest military adventure will increase capital flight, weaken Russian asset prices, and slow investment activity and growth. Western financial sanctions on Russia will hurt further," Ash told the Wall Street Journal.
So go ahead pinheads, keep admiring Putin and bashing Obama. You clowns will go to any length to criticize this American President, even when it looks like treason.
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We took Tulum Mayan Ruins Express excursion which was fantastic. We boarded a ferry that took us from Cozumel over to Playa del Carmen Mexico. The ferry ride on the way there was bad....it was really rocking back and forth and lots of people got sick. We sat on the lower level of the ferry which was enclosed by windows (which were not open) so it was hot, stuffy and smelled. After we got to Playa del Carmen we took a coach bus to the Tulum ruins site.
Our guide was great and his name was Jesus. On the bus he shared a large amount of interesting information about Mexico and what we were going to be seeing on the tour. We were then provided with headsets to wear once we got off the bus. The head sets were light and good quality. The purpose of wearing them was so we could hear him talking no matter how far or close we were to him while we walked around the site in a group. During the tour he also told us an abundance of interesting information regarding the Mayans and the ruins that we were looking at. We then got free time to look at the ruins and to shop at some local artisan booths back by the bus pick up spot. There is not enough time to do all of both so you need to do one or the other. Our guide did a great job making sure everyone was informed about where to meet after the tour, etc and provided such clear instructions throughout the tour which helped make it very enjoyable.
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Westbrook Up for Prestigious AwardPosted by on January 12, 2011 – 11:44 AM
Contrary to the photo at the top of this post, Brian Westbrook is quite a generous man.
When he's not stiff-arming his way to touchdowns on the football field, he's giving back to his community in a number of ways.
And his work has not gone unnoticed.
The 49ers running back is one of 10 prominent professional athletes to be named as finalists for the Jefferson Awards for Public Service.
The nomination means a lot to Westbrook, who has made a point of giving back to the community throughout his nine years of professional football.
"I am so humbled to be a part of this special group of athletes," Westbrook said in a press release. "Looking at what this group has accomplished together is just amazing and to know that this is just a small sampling of what we can achieve in our own communities is really awe-inspiring."
If selected as one of two winners for the Jefferson Award, Westbrook would join the ranks of previous winners such as Oprah Winfrey, Colin Powell, Lance Armstrong and Bill Gates.
But if Westbrook is to be judged by the company he keeps, he's surrounded by several quality professional athletes who win on and off the field. The nominee list features athletes from all sports ranging from New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees to New York Yankees pitcher C.C. Sabathia.
The finalists were recently announced by 49ers Hall of Fame safety Ronnie Lott, who is the founder of All Stars Helping Kids, a partner of the Jefferson Awards.
In order to win, each athlete will raise money for a charity of their choice through a text-to-donate campaign. In addition, Lott's foundation will award $2,500 for each finalist's charity. You can learn more about the nominees as well as their foundations by visiting the All Stars Helping Kids official site.
Two winners will be selected in the spring and will be able to attend the Jefferson Awards National Banquet in Washington DC on June 21st.
Win or lose Westbrook has big plans for his community regardless of the outcome.
"Right now, I am working on plans to construct The Brian Westbrook Community Outreach Center in my hometown and I'm so excited to have All Stars Helping Kids as a partner."
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By rogercraig on Jan 12, 2011 | Reply
Nice to see Brian doing such great work for his community.
By ralph villarreal on Jan 12, 2011 | Reply
Keep up the good work…westbrook. A niner fan for llife all the way from san antonio, tx
By Zeolit on Jan 12, 2011 | Reply
I've always admired Westbrook! This is a true Football hero, on and off the field! Hope we can keep him around till he retires, this is what 49er football is all about!
By JR Baca from New Mexico on Jan 12, 2011 | Reply
Great Job Brian, a giver will be blessed for life, God's blessings on you and your family. It would be nice to hook up with Donoven McNabb again, maybe we can sign him. great QB & a great RB again, but this time as 49ers. Go 9ers…+…!
By NvNInerFan on Jan 12, 2011 | Reply
Good luck Mr. Westbrook, you deserve to win and I hope you do. If you can, please come back next year and play for the 49ers. Best of luck in all that you do in the future.
By jose cisneros on Jan 12, 2011 | Reply
Great job by Westbrook thats why I admire him.
By Skip Smith on Jan 12, 2011 | Reply
I thought it was going to be the Marcus Allen Escape from the Bench Award.
By Mike on Jan 13, 2011 | Reply
I've always liked Westbrook. I used to admire the way he ran with the football when he played for Philadelphia. I hope he comes back to the niners-he's still got gas in the tank. Looks like he's just as amazing off the field.
Go niners!!
By steve9er on Jan 13, 2011 | Reply
you are a true professional brian westbrook on and
especially off the field. hope you can come back
to the 49ers. maybe you and donovan mcnabb can
hook up in the red and gold together. thanks again for all you do!
By tom on Jan 13, 2011 | Reply
Refreshing to see humble players like yourself. AS a NIners fan in Nj i've seen you alot and you haven't changed. I just hope you r back with us next year! Think it will be our year! HAte to loose a guy like you! Good Luck
By steve on Jan 13, 2011 | Reply
we need more good people in the world,way to go brian,hope you get the award,that would be something to be proud about
By Phil on Jan 13, 2011 | Reply
I always admired the way he played the game when he was in Philly. I'm glad he is a 'niner now, and I'm equally impressed by his work off the field. Hope he gets the award, stays with the 'niners, and gets a lot more reps on the field!
By Shawn on Jan 13, 2011 | Reply
Congradulations Westbrook and thank you for all your hard work this last season. I enjoyed watching you play and look forward to seeing you play this next season!
By c-money on Jan 14, 2011 | Reply
b. westbrook!…ur the future of our franchize bro…..we believe u and gore can be the best one two punch in football…..dont let us down …..we need u
By dg on Jan 15, 2011 | Reply
Trade the our first round pick to Seattle for Nate Davis..He is the future..
By joe on Jan 17, 2011 | Reply
westbrook you must come back to the niners.on a personal note i think you should be the stater for the niners(not taking anything from gore he is an amazing running back)good things come for those who are patiant.thanks for all your hard work. as for the niners hiring harbough i think it wasn't the best move why another collage coach pro players donn't look up to collage coaches as they would to a nfl coach i see this going nowhere another season down the drain.changing the playbook the player haven't master the current playbook more confusions means losing games.just my thought hope i am wrong.
By Zaintex ben on Jan 20, 2011 | Reply
things come for those who are patiant.thanks for all your hard work. as for the niners hiring harbough i think it wasn't the best move why another collage coach
By az 9ernut on Jan 21, 2011 | Reply
good job mr. westbrook and thank you for a great season i knew you could do it great people do great things hope your wearing RED & GOLD next season THANK YOU BRIAN!!!!!
By SM on Jan 24, 2011 | Reply
M. Westbrook, followed you closely in philly. Really have to give you a lot of the credit for philly's success. McNabb is a good QB but you saved his bacon so many times! Glad to have such a versitile running back in red and gold! Keep up the good work.
By Kim the Black Butterfly on Mar 18, 2011 | Reply
I can't believe Harbaugh wants to let you go. You had some tremendous games. Not only are you a strong, powerful, running back; you're amazing inside and out. Congrats on your nomination on the Jefferson Award. God Blesses those who give freely and know their gifts. You have been exemplary of that on and off the field. Stay Beautiful! Hope you receive the award and stay a Niner. Philly doesn't deserve you back, we need you. ;)
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Rockford, Ill., – The Rockford University Economics, Business and Accounting department is hosting its annual a Career Day on Thursday, November 7 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for approximately 200 area high school juniors and seniors. The event will be held in the Burpee Center's Regents Hall on the Rockford University Campus, 5050 East State Street, Rockford.
More than 40 volunteers from area companies and organizations will be joining the students to share first-hand experiences about a wide variety of career options. Volunteers, including Winnebago County State's Deputy Attorney David Kulinkus, District 205's Chief of Communication and Community Empowerment Earl Dotson, and Pam Clark Reidenbach, director of Rockford University's Northern Illinois Center for Nonprofit Excellence, will help students learn more about professions in Accounting/ finance, Education, Engineering, Health Care, Human Resources, International Business, Law, Management, Marketing, Non Profit Organizations, and Economics. Several university faculty and alumni are also serving as career volunteers for the event.
Speaking at the event will be Director of Career Services at Rockford University Maurice West, who will address developing a career path; Michael King, leader of the professional and executive search division at Workplace Staffing will cover the importance of networking; and Ginnie Weckerly, human resources director of Goodwill Northern Illinois, will speak about the best way to present yourself to an employer. Other topics discussed through the day will include how to achieve the position you want and the skills and education needed to achieve your goal.
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Alleged 'out of nowhere' assault concerns judgeFebruary 20,2013By Brent Curtis
Jacob A. Vandenburgh is only 18 years old, but a Rutland judge decided his young age was less a factor in setting bail than the allegations that he hospitalized a man last week for apparently little reason.
"He's only 18 years old and I'm torn about that ... and yet the allegations appear to be quite serious and involved a violent assault that seemingly came out of nowhere," Judge Nancy Corsones said during Vandenburgh's arraignment Tuesday in Rutland criminal court.
The Rutland man, listed as a transient but with a number of family members in the area according to court records, pleaded innocent to a felony charge of aggravated assault and a misdemeanor count of unlawful mischief.
The charges were brought against him following an altercation police said Vandenburgh had with a motorist at the intersection of West and Wales streets Feb. 15.
The violence that concerned the judge was spelled out in an affidavit filed by Rutland City Police who said the man Vandenburgh punched, Kevin Tanner, 47, was knocked unconscious and had multiple facial bones broken.
Hours after the incident, Tanner couldn't remember his name, date of birth or the assault, police said
Public defender Mary Kay Lanthier said Vandenburgh could stay with his grandmother if released. She asked for 24-hour-a-day curfew rather than the $5,000 bail sought by the prosecution.
"He's unemployed, so there's no way he could meet that amount," Lanthier said.
Corsones agreed that the bail request was too high, but she also said a curfew didn't go far enough to supervise Vandenburgh.
"His mental state is a concern," she said. "I'm concerned that at 18, he's beyond the ability of a grandmother to monitor."
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