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467 posts • joined 6 Jul 2007
Google Spanner — instamatic redundancy for 10 million servers?
I think there is a world market for maybe five computers
Maybe 7
Judge rebukes copyright enforcer in ringtone case
If my phone can play mp3 ringtones and my 250GB collection of mp3's can used as ringtones does that not equal a giant loophole for the well known ringtone site thepiratebay.com
Honda slips motorised unicycle into e-car
Just one problem
No doubt despite intense training and considerable practice every person using these things looks either terrified or queasy, The footrests should be behind the body line, The problem with leading with your genitals is when it goes wrong it really goes terribly terribly wrong.
NASA tweaks killer asteroid's trajectory of death
Well that's it then
We're Dooooooomed
Google lobs coder's Microsoft badge into rubbish bin
Most Vile People
"Sorry for pointing out the obvious, but "MVP status" is like getting a gold star at special school... crossed with an admission that you're a saddo with no life or friends who spends all his time posting on MS newsgroups. It's really not something to be proud of."
Oh yeah, that's pretty much the nutshell there.
As can be seen from the sad tragic losers defending their excreble membership of the Microsoft Mickey Mouse club, they are less than nothing. Unpaid groupie/half baked tech support more akin to wal mart greeters than anything else. If they had any real acumen they would not be using an MS product in the first place.
These creepy wannabe's are a bit sickening, it's like watching a bunch of accountants put on their general's uniforms and running around playing paintball then slapping themselves on the back and being awarded ersatz medals.
Nokia phone combats domestic violence
A lovely present for your wife or girlfriend to remind them that while it is good to talk, everything is best done in moderation.
US to cede control of ICANN?
Goodbye Everyone
It's communism I tell you, internet death panels patrolling the series of tubes. ehhh bedtime.
Linus calls Linux 'bloated and huge'
Where is the journalism?
What does RMS have to say Linus may think he's Jesus but RMS is YHW
'Evil' Windows 7 campaign goes global
Looks like a job for Glen Beck.
Rise in Northern Ireland violence highlights data failing
The silly soldier, no doubt discharged for shooting himself in the foot, and his overfed cheerleader make very dull and uninformed points. Sad old talking points and juggled figures spouted for decades by idiots. I was particularly amused by the description of the genitalia , no gentility of the occupying army, almost as impressed as the amount of strategic control exerted by a sweaty little man in a tin hat.
Amazing that a man in such a position of knowledge and authority could make the false statement "In NI, we were and are the Good Guys—we never killed an infant, we never killed a pregnant woman, we never planted a bomb in a pub or shopping centre."
As chummy uses the term we to mean the entire apparatus of the english empire and leaves out the loyalists working in collusion with the police and secret service I too will stick with just those drawing a wage from the government directly. I'll disregard the NI bit as of course there's no such thing. The two bombs made by the SAS in 1974 and planted in Dublin which killed a number of people must have been special "good guy" bombs. I suppose they were built with gentility and love and the timers were activated by the kiss of a prince with a pure heart.
The truth of the matter is far beyond your propaganda addled mind, your total lack of understanding of why you lost and how it happened is no surprise.
What a surprise
Amazingly the english army police and secret police work together to collude with loyalist murderers and facilitate their racist criminal activities. The same uniformed thugs who rescued Michael Stone and feted him as a hero after his attack on a funeral with grenades now show the same standards when they protect the steroid addled dog lover adair.
These are the same people who for some reason can't manage to arrest members of the BNP but if you posses more than the acceptable amount of melanin it might take all weekend to get home from work.
British troops get nifty techno-gunsights
Best "Here's looking at you." ever
I applaud Quality captioning when I see it, but I no longer shout at people because all life is suffering and there's no bloody point.
New iPod nano torn to pieces
Shocking backward satanic message player, the onan. Will it make you deaf?
TomTom goes Jock to abuse English 'bas'
Mr English Bas-Tard is probably related to Miss Fiona Likes of Tillit in Hertfordshire who lives in a delightful hostelry.
Dole bludger fined for BNP leak
@Simple dave
The actions of the BNP have oput many people in fear of their personal safety and well being, and there are documented cases of people having been directly injured as a result of this gangs actions.
Turn about is fair play.
Anyone defending the BNP is a prick, and all that horseshit about blinded justice is absolute crap.
When ISPs hijack your rights to NXDOMAIN
So boring
Could anyone be bothered reading the second page? After reading the waffling tripe at the end of the first one I was so bored and irritated I checked who wrote this heft and wasn't surprised.
Swedish court orders The Pirate Bay shutdown
Microsoft goes Darwinian with evolutionary tree patent
Hardly more like ^32 as case wouldn't matter and only a few punctuation marks would be needed.
Baby-roasting BBQ pulled from Sears site
"If it had of been "Gimped" and had pictures of roasting babies and legs and all - then it would have been funny....."
Please learn some english.
YouTube injects cash into US F1 team
Team DNF
It's going to be fun watching them trying to bullshit about DNF being a good thing.
Obama site smackdown spam only offers malware
Anti-Obama morans
Nice to see the internet acting as a tool of evolution to take out the least fit.
38% of large US companies have full-time email monitoring staff
Land of the free home of the *CENSORED*
I like to send e-mails with subjects such as "Re: Stolen Documents" or "Re: Confidential Company Accounts". People give blood pressure a bad name but without it you'd be dead.
Police, Cameras, Pixellation
@Protesting too much
I'm paranoid and it's all just a bit of fun. So in the interests of a bit of fun why don't you publish a nice photo of yourself and give the details of your home address and see what happens, bearing in mind that you're just a civilian who may have annoyed a few people in the past but nothing as serious as say fucking them in prison for 5 years.
The police are the ones who stand up to the shitheads and arrest them then stand up in court and present evidence and get the criminal locked up for a few years. Do that again and again for a few years and consider how many people would be very interested in knowing your home address and would be prepared to do something about it (being criminals and ex-cons thanks to you).
Unlike an episode of Starsky and Hutch memories don't get wiped every episode and old scores settled every season. A Police may make the decision to take a stand against crime but their family shouldn't have to suffer because some douchebag wants to take a nice picture.
As for all the fuckwits who feel sulky because they got their heads cracked at some pro lentil nonsense fest, I couldn't give a fuck about you.
Amazingly one sided stuff
It's interesting that you make no attempt to present the "other side" in this article. If police can be traced back to where they live that leaves them and their families open to intimidation by criminal types. You seem to give this no consideration as though it was an unimportant point.
The desire of some clown with a camera to snap pictures is irrelevant compared to the safety of police officers. Police who are fellow citizens laying their lives on the line to protect you and your civil right to be a whining bleedling heart.
100 freetards an hour join Pirate Party UK
The most important thing in politics above all else is Slogans. So here's a theme the i in iTunes, iPod etc stands for indentured, so let's end indentured music and indentured artists.
Publishing giant hits delete on internal IT staff
Evolution in action
Everyone who send stuff to India brings it back, if they're still in business following the experience. If only there was some way of selecting managers who weren't incompetent buck passing yes men.
Boffins showcase do-it-yourself flying spy drone
Why not slap a 3g video phone onto a remote control helicopter set it to autoanswer and phone the thing. Surely a few elestic bands and a €30 phone isn't too expensive.
Exploding iPhone injures French teen
Apple are scum
Apple advertise on the glen beck show in the states, their muck is proprietary they overcharge and they indulge in the scam which is software patents. Their cancerous god stevesi thinks polo necks are cool and their designs all look like trash from the late sixties painted white. AppleFanbois are suckers but at least there will be less of them now so that's a good thing.
Brazilian TV ad: Save water, piss in the shower
Living in Ireland the concept of running out of water is completely alien, but I might take a crap in the shower to show solidarity.
Apple blueprints warranty Big Brother
That's the end for apple
Jobs and his cult have declared war on the consumer in order to further their proprietary nonsense worldview. I know the reg has an irrational unthinking bias against open source and freedom but surely even the most hidebound capitalist stooge must see this latest insanity for what it is.
Pirate Bay mouthpiece puts a zip on it
Fair play to him, I've been trying to use sessile in a sentence for years. I've managed sussurus and obtain but it's no consolation.
Apple accused of lowering cone of silence over iPod flame out
Bear in mind that americans aren't very bright. They don't differentiate between efficiency and mania. This insane attitude towards victims of faulty products smacks of the way scientologists behave. The scientology cult has been involved in business training scams before and have even sold MS software.
Scientology probably does explain the sad cult like drones obeying their cancerous master, either that or they're badly written henchmen characters in a bond flick.
Exposed activist accuses Tiscali of putting life in peril
Housewife Hysteria
Someone at el reg must be related to this old bag. Keeping a telephone number ex-directory isn't a security measure. If she was involved in some hush hush government secrets crap then she should have gotten it all sorted out through her government contacts. If she doesn't have any contacts then her story is bogus and housewife hysteria claims another gullible victim.
PS if there's one thing more boring than dealing with customer service at a telco it's reading a bleeding two page article about it embellished with nonsensical cloak and dagger guff.
MySQL.com sites go dark
Upp. is down?
It must be proof that godless socialism is nothing compared to apple pie fuelled democracy which is Capitalism.
Jupiter takes a serious knock
Space Nazis hate Jupiter
To the Moon - with extreme engineering
The story is mildly interesting but the amazing lack of secret projects and military industrial complex tie ins seems unreal. All this snivelling about today vs. then is the standard noise made by old failures about how their failing memories and inability to think clearly any more makes 1960's primitivism superior to the present day. Why didn't they build a Jupiter base in 1910?
"With our impoverished idea of human achievement, pessimism about our scientific and technological capabilities, and little faith in human organisation, it is hard to imagine Apollo happening today at all"
It's true, if you have that attitude you are a failure.
Russian snatches world's strongest 'intimate muscles' crown
It''s really on a site called canalblog.com fantastic.
Dell accidentally sells 140,000 monitors for $15 a pop
Hahaha Dell
That's what they get for pissing off out of Ireland, bad luck every day. I'd love to see their Irish sales figures over the last two years or so.
Notorious phone phreaker gets 11 years for swatting
No hmmm
He wasn't fiddling long distance bills or mashing credit cards he was sending heavily armed SWAT teams to what they though was a live fire situation. That's assault with a shitload of deadly weapons not playing around.
JustGiving CEO pledges refund over upgrade cockup
Charitable taking
Give money too winos on the street. The cash goes straight to the guy who needs it and some dickhead student with a bucket doesn't draw a pay packet and whatever they feel like stealing from the take. Why should a website slice away 1/20th of the donation? Scummy parasites.
Google Voice invites callers
Thanks for sharing your feelings with the group.
Skype allows for up to three numbers to ring using skype out and skypein can be used for multiple incoming numbers plus of course skype users. It costs a bit more than nothing but a lot less than standard telcos.
Buzz Aldrin gets down with Snoop Dogg
The Russians
If there was a(n) hoax why would the Russians have gone along with it? QED
Unless you are insane and the whole USA CCCP thing was itself a fake and the world is run by Lizards.
DARPA: Can we have a one-cabinet petaflop supercomputer?
They're not looking for AI they're looking for patterns and exceptions, deviations and spikes. It doesn't have to be Human Intelligence it has to be Artificial intelligence and that fucking Turing test guff is a red herring. I don't want to chat to the damn thing I want it to find things and notice stuff.
Wikipedia kills legendary journalist
Wikipedia is fascist right wing horseshit
Uneducated dolts agreeing that the truth must be half way between two opposing viewpoints. The Holocaust has a museum but there are also holocaust deniers therefore 3 million people were possibly killed.
Irish has been renamed goeidilic which noone has ever heard of by some student with a mania for rewriting articles. Edison was the greatest inventor of all time and didn't steal anything according to some arsehole who calls himself, that's right, edison. The english empire were lovely friendly chaps who just wanted to build roads and free the poor from slavery.
The amount of politically motivated revisionism is disgusting
Ronnie Reagan "He ranks highly among former U.S. presidents in terms of approval rating.", which is funny because I remember him as being a criminal with the iq of a fencepost who almost got us all nuked.
US city demands FaceSpaceGooHoo log-ins from job seekers
See it's secret muslim communist socialism just like jesus said.
Catholic social club ousts coven of witches
For the record
The Inquisition killed about 150 people in the course of 400 years, the protestants killed 25,000 people in a much shorter time for being witches. It's a typical WASP rewriting of history, like saying Ronnie Reagan was the greatest president.
The Times kills off blogger anonymity
The process of elimination is sure made a lot easier when everyone knows who wrote the stuff.
I presume the Reg would blow stuff up and kill people to preserve the anonymity of it's anonymous cowards. Am I right or is it open season all over?
Canonical responds to 'abusive' Ubuntu posts
Trolls built the tubes
If my behaviour ever starts to become "acceptable" I'll just blow my head off and be done with it.
Engineers are troublesome 'expert loners', says prof
There is no I in team but there is a me
I worked as part of a team once. They were all shite except one other guy. We worked away separately and every now and again liaised over some caveats. When we were done we briefed first the sales monkeys then the management scum. Then the sales monkeys demoed the system to the "team" and we rounded off a few rough edges before demoing it to the people with the money or customers as we called them.
I thought it was shit, then I went to a place with ISO9000 and that COPC fuckology and I realised the first place was in fact the good old days.
The moral of the story for you young un is this: Those management arseholes would rather you were weeks behind on the project as long as they have an armful of reports and e-mails. In management circles those things are like cigarettes in prison, they try to buy their way out of an assraping with them. They always prefer paperwork to productivity.
Iran's nuke boffins prefer Opteron baby supers
This article is a joke right?
You seriously think the Iranians have "difficulty" getting their hands on mobos and chips? Why would they?
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The third U.S. president is credited with jotting down the first American recipe for this treat. No vanilla bean on hand? Substitute 1 tablespoon vanilla extract for the vanilla bean. Just stir the extract into the cream mixture after the ice-water bath. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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Prep: 15 min. + chilling Process: 20 min./batch + freezing
2 quarts heavy whipping cream
1 cup sugar
1 vanilla bean
6 egg yolks
In a large heavy saucepan, combine cream and sugar. Split vanilla
bean in half lengthwise. With a sharp knife, scrape seeds into pan;
add bean. Heat cream mixture over medium heat until bubbles form
around side of pan, stirring to dissolve sugar.
In a small bowl, whisk a small amount of the hot mixture into the egg
yolks; return all to the pan, whisking constantly.
Cook over low heat until mixture is just thick enough to coat a metal
spoon and temperature reaches 160°, stirring constantly. Do not
allow to boil. Immediately transfer to a bowl.
Place bowl in a pan of ice water. Stir gently and occasionally for 2
minutes; discard vanilla bean. Press waxed paper onto surface of
custard. Refrigerate several hours or overnight.
Fill cylinder of ice cream freezer two-thirds full; freeze according
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Simple Sauteed Mustard Greens
- Total Time:
- 25 min
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- 15 min
- Yield:
- 6 servings
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- Total Time:
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- Prep:
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- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 bunches mustard greens, stemmed and chopped
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup chicken stock
- 1 tablespoon stone-ground mustard
In a large pan with straight sides on medium heat add the oil. Add the garlic to the hot oil. Saute until garlic is softened and fragrant and has infused the oil.
Add the mustard greens. Season the greens with salt, and pepper, and saute while tossing to wilt. Once wilted add the chicken stock and stir. Raise heat to a simmer, then lower and cook for about 5 minutes more.
Stir in the ground mustard. Serve warm.
Recipe courtesy Sunny Anderson, 2010
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I have purchased the TownCraft expandable slacks for the last 10 years from J C Penny, along with dress shirts and ties.I now find out that J C Penny no longer offers the TownCraft expandable slacks.
I guess I will take my shirt and tie business somewhere else. Maybe that is one of the reasons that J C Penny is having trouble and loosing customers and market share.
J C Penny said they wanted to hear from their customers, so here it is.Lets just see if this will get a response from the powers that be at the great J C Penny.bd684a5
another former customer Nov 10 Kenner, Louisiana
they were best sellers so what does the CEO do? kill the line what else. All of the J.C. Penny house brands we go there for are now gone or reduced to nothing and they wonder were the customers went?1 0 Reply
Carol Oct 16 Pine Grove, Pennsylvania
I also have purchased Towncraft pants for my husband for the last 15 years and they are the best fitting pants I've ever seen. They have elastic in the back and a plain front so they look very neat and are comfortable as well. Why doesn't JC Penney wise up and sell what their customers like. Why does everything have to look sloppy? Come on, listen to your customers if you want to stay in business!
Sadeyes Aug 26
Yes! Am looking in vain for the towncraft wrinkle free short sleeve plaid shirts. They were good quality. Now all I seem to find is thin, poor quality, looks like you slept in them shirts. This is very frustrating. My husband wears them for work. Everything is poor quality these days. Its too bad that Penny's quality seems more like walmart these days.1 0 Reply
one time loyal customer Jul 29 New Orleans, Louisiana
I also have been buying Towncraft pant from JCP for decades. I had forethought to buy a huge supply in various colors before they stopped caring them. At my age I think i have enough for ten more years. I just do not go to JCP for anything now. They abandoned the loyal customer. The only ones I ran out of was the denim. How to screw up a company.3 0 Reply
Anonymous Jun 09
I have a son that is disabled & these elastic waist jeans were perfect for ease of changing & also comfort. When your posture is altered, the waist of most pants is too
high & cuts into your abdomen when sitting. These jeans were comfortable & I do think that they should be available.
Lost loyal customer May 31 Bakersfield, California
JCP must have all the mis-managers & rejects from the other departments stores. Reminds me of Wards as they were about to go out of business. I can buy name brands anywhere. But you could only get Towncraft items at JCP. When they got rid of the full time professional personal in the men's department and no longer offer fittings. I could see the writing on the wall. I am so disappointed in the management and how they are dismantling and American institution. Also have you notice the junk they are starting carry in the isle's. What a same! Not that they seem to care they are losing customers, I will no longer wast my time shopping there.1 1 Reply
Anonymous Feb 17 Nashville, Tennessee
Towncraft were my favorite slacks to wear and purchase and now JC Penney no longer carries them. No wonder they are having problems. If someone else would start carrying them, they would have me for a customer...Shame on you JC Penney1 0 Reply
Margaret Jan 22 Alexandria, Virginia
I have bought Towncraft Mens Jeans and started looking again for them only to find they are no longer carried by JCP. How sad to lose such a good product.1 0 Reply
Pat Jan 13
I've been buying Towncraft elastic-waist pants (flat front) for years and this Christmas I couldn't find them at J C Penney's. This makes buying clothes for my son so much harder now. I sure wish Penney's would re-think this matter and stock Towncraft elastic-waist pants again (or something similar with elastic waists).1 0 Reply
trackman Jan 08
just finding these jeans a few years ago now and for a while are no longer available sucks. bought many pair on ebay but these work the best. it's too bad that either the company (JCP) or the Towncraft no longer has these to offer. no other brand i found fit and work the same.1 0 Reply
Dorie › Anonymous May 03 Suffield, Connecticut
i buy these for 10 yrs. now. for my son who is very thin but has only one arm from a dirt bike accident. With the elastic waist he can get them on without assistance. It make him feel independent. he is only 33 yrs. old. So, you see you comment is wrong.1 0 Reply
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Posted by Worried12, 11 RepliesFirst let me say I am sorry for asking "stupid" questions. I think I have an anxiety disorder, and I will seek help when this HIV thing is resolved. I was tested at nearly 4 months, but I have heard it is possible to not be accurate until 6 months.... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 1 ReplyFrom all the articles i read the specificity on the test is 100% which means if your negative then your really negative unless your in the window period.
This was the fingerprick test
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Experts-Are any HIV test really 100% accurate?
Posted by Anonymous, 4 RepliesHow reliable are any of these test? Has there ever been false negatives for PCR after 28 days? Also, what's the number of documented cases of Elisa or Home access negative at 9 weeks to be positive at 13 weeks? Where and who came up with the 13 week... Read more »
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Posted by diskpart, 2 RepliesI had a risky encounter about 8 and a half - 9 months back.
last week i went to the doctor and i Did a HIV 1/2 Ab + P24 Ag test.
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ALBANY -- The Albany City Commission unanimously voted Friday to revoke the business licenses for a recording studio mired in controversy.
The unanimous vote in a called commission meeting Friday morning stunned Brick House Productions Manager Daniel Loving, who minutes before the vote pleaded with commissioners to keep an open mind and "not just believe what you hear on the on the news or what the police tell you."
"I think it's a tragedy," Loving said. "This was an unfair proceeding because there was as lot of misinformation that was put out. We've been blackballed here ... there was a man murdered at the mall and no-one has said anything to them about closing ... a person was murdered at the Pic-n-Save and no one shut them down."
Mayor Willie Adams, who, like Loving, listened to about an hour's worth of testimony and evidence, said that despite the positive things Loving had tried to do with the facility, he wasn't able to control his patrons.
"He's trying to do some good," Adams said, "but unfortunately, the people who gravitate to that facility don't share his same philosophy. ... We have an obligation to the public safety and when there is a place that has invited as many incidents as this place has, it needs to go."
Adams said that Loving's argument about the slayings at the other businesses is without merit based on several factors, including the number of criminal incidents at those businesses. He also rebuffed the idea that the commission closed the club because of political pressure from the community.
"It's not pressure; its the right thing to do," Adams said.
Following the vote, Loving's two businesses -- Brick House Productions and Brick City -- must immediately cease to operate, city officials say.
During the hearing, both the city and Loving called witnesses and presented evidence in support of both their respective cases.
City Attorney Nathan Davis called Albany Code Enforcement Officer Nathaniel Norman and various police officers who had responded to at least four different incidents related to the business over the last two years. Davis also tendered into evidence what appeared to be an inventory or order list of beer and alcohol that was recovered by police during one of the raids on the business.
Also admitted into evidence against Brick House were photographs taken when police officers served a search warrant on the facility on March 15, 2008. The photos showed beer in ice in tubs.
In rebuttal, Loving, who was acting on behalf of owner Molly Loving, questioned the police officers and called witnesses of his own who offered explanations for some of the city's accusations.
One of Loving's witnesses, Chastity Nixon, said that she was living in an apartment in the same building but in a different suite than Brick City and Brick House and that the alcohol police photographed that night was in her apartment for her son's birthday party.
It had nothing to do with either business, she said.
Frank Inabinet, the former owner of Nabs Tavern, testified for Loving that the draft beer kegs found by police on an earlier raid were left behind when Nabs closed down, and that they were not functional.
"I had a guy that was supposed to have taken them back to the distribution center but they never did," Inabinet said. "They (the Lovings) were not responsible for that."
Additionally, Loving called people who had recorded albums and shot videos at the facility, including Erica Ferguson, who said that she does a lot of work at the recording studio and had just recently cut a track there.
"Our facility is not a club. People just associate it as a club because of Nabs," she said. "I hear and see shootings at places and clubs around town, but no one is trying to close them down. ... Think about that before you make a hasty decision."
After the evidence was presented, Daniel Loving presented a closing statement to the commission during which he said that any alcohol that was at Brick City had been brought there by customers who had rented the facility and were giving it out during their event to people who were of legal age.
"If you do this, you'll be stopping a lot of people's dreams and a lot of hard work," Daniel Loving said.
The hearing comes 14 days after LaSheldon Stanford was shot and killed outside the club early Valentine's Day morning.
During Friday's hearing, an Albany police officer testified that officers arrived "within seconds" of hearing the gunshots at the facility and found Stanford lying on the ground, shot seven times. A security guard was also shot but recovered.
Police have arrested several individuals in the subsequent investigation, but no one has been charged with Stanford's death.
After the hearing, Daniel Loving told reporters that while Brickhouse as a business was going away, the concept of helping the community and building music careers wouldn't. He said they would likely relocate.
More like this story
- Commission sets Brick House hearing ( February 22, 2010 )
- Brick-throwing suspect nabbed ( January 7, 2011 )
- UPDATE: Police seek 'persons of interest' in studio killing ( February 14, 2010 )
- Two charged with murder in Brick House shooting ( July 8, 2010 )
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this is exactly why the dollar is getting killed on the world stage -
should be real fun -
Debt Limit to Rise to $8.18 Trillion
Tax Cut, Spending Caps Are Rejected
By Jonathan Weisman
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, November 19, 2004; Page A06
The strict rules that once limited tax cuts and entitlement spending increases lapsed two years ago. Limits on spending lost their teeth. This year, Congress failed to pass a budget altogether.
Last night, with the federal government warning that it was on the verge of defaulting on its debts, the House rejected efforts to reimpose restrictions on tax cuts and spending, then joined the Senate to raise the federal debt limit by $800 billion, to $8.18 trillion.
The collapse of statutory restraints on the growing budget deficit has alarmed Wall Street, befuddled the Treasury Department and elicited calls for a rethinking of the way the government handles its authority to tax its citizens and spend those proceeds.
"The fact is, very little [budgetary restraint] is left in any real form or substance," said Robert D. Reischauer, a former director of the Congressional Budget Office, now president of the Urban Institute.
With last night's passage of the debt ceiling increase, the government's borrowing limit has climbed by $2.23 trillion since President Bush took office: by $450 billion in 2002, by a record $984 billion in 2003 and by $800 billion this year. Just the increase in the debt ceiling over the past three years is nearly 2 1/2 times the entire federal debt accumulated between 1776 and 1980.
A recession, a sluggish economy and five tax cuts in four years -- coupled with soaring defense spending on wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and rising domestic spending -- have turned record surpluses that Bush inherited into a record deficit of $413 billion in the past fiscal year.
Economists and budget hawks fear that rising deficits are contributing to the steadily declining value of the dollar, which will increase consumer costs, and that those deficits eventually will drive up interest rates and slow the economy.
As the national debt continues to mount, Washington is having difficulty keeping up. In August, Treasury Secretary John W. Snow implored Congress to raise the debt limit to ensure that the Treasury could continue to borrow the money it needed to finance government operations and pay benefits such as Social Security. But with an election looming, lawmakers declined to act.
Last month, the government crashed into the debt ceiling, and the Treasury began borrowing from a civil service retirement fund. On Monday, the Treasury announced it had postponed an auction of short-term Treasury bonds because it was prohibited from borrowing the money. Yesterday, amid continuing uncertainty about Congress's intentions, the agency delayed revealing how many government securities it plans to sell next week. Treasury again warned that the government could default on its debt as soon as today if Congress did not act.
The House convened yesterday morning for a short debate on raising the debt ceiling, then promptly recessed to allow members to attend the opening of Bill Clinton's presidential library in Little Rock. Lawmakers reconvened last night to reject a Democratic motion to reimpose "pay as you go" budgetary rules that would force any increase in entitlement spending or cut in taxes to be funded by equal spending cuts or revenue raisers. Lawmakers later raised the debt ceiling.
Much of the drama amounted to "The Perils of Pauline," Reischauer said, with little real doubt that the damsel in distress on the railroad tracks would be rescued just before the train barreled down upon her.
On Wall Street, however, Congress's lackadaisical response raised eyebrows.
"There's generally a denial that the government would allow itself to default, but some of us are getting a little nervous," said David Wyss, chief economist at Standard & Poor's, the bond rating company, as he watched the House recess yesterday morning without a vote.
By passing such a huge increase in the debt limit, with no strings attached, Congress has effectively given the Bush administration a blank check to continue running large deficits, said Stephen S. Roach, chief economist at Morgan Stanley. "An open-ended license for this kind of fiscal irresponsibility is a recipe for disaster," he said.
Republicans and Democrats in Congress agree that the budget process is badly broken.
Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.), who will chair the Budget Committee next year, said the measure of his success will be "putting in place a very definitive budget with strong enforcement mechanisms on the discretionary and entitlement [spending] side."
Beyond such vows, there is little consensus about what to do, said G. William Hoagland, the top budget aide to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.). The deterioration of tough budgeting has been a slow and steady process. In the 1980s, the size of the annual budget deficit was limited, with rules to force automatic cuts if that ceiling was breached. In the 1990s, similar enforcement mechanisms tried to keep Congress from exceeding annual spending limits and from cutting taxes in such a way that increased the budget deficit. Those rules have now lapsed.
Hoagland said some effort will be made next year to strengthen the authority of the budget committees, possibly by bolstering their membership with party leaders and other committee chairmen. The committees could also be granted the power to usurp other committees' authority if they are not complying with the annual budget blueprint.
But congressional leaders thus far have shown little appetite to rein in deficits through such authority. This year, under White House pressure, House and Senate Republicans simply opted against adopting a 2005 blueprint for tax and spending policy, rather than accede to the wishes of Senate Republican moderates to reimpose pay-as-you-go rules.
this is exactly why the dollar is getting killed on the world stage -
should be real fun -
(crickets chirping)
(Crickets still chirping....)
Section - I replied earlier today, right around when the board crashed...so it must not have taken. Believe me, the GOP is not fiscally conservative...and it enrages me....
[quote][i]Originally posted by jets5ever[/i]@Nov 22 2004, 03:30 PM
[b] Section - I replied earlier today, right around when the board crashed...so it must not have taken. Believe me, the GOP is not fiscally conservative...and it enrages me.... [/b][/quote]
Krugman: Economic Crisis a Question of When, Not If
Mon Nov 22, 2004 02:22 PM ET
By Pedro Nicolaci da Costa
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The economic policies of President Bush have set the country on a dangerous course that will likely end in crisis, Princeton economics professor Paul Krugman told Reuters in an interview.
Krugman, who may be best known for his opinion column in The New York Times, said he was concerned that Bush's electoral victory over Sen. John Kerry earlier this month would only reinforce the administration's unwillingness to listen to dissenting opinions.
That, in turn, could spell serious trouble for the U.S. economy, which under Bush's first term was plagued by soaring deficits, waning investor confidence and anemic job creation.
"This is a group of people who don't believe that any of the rules really apply," said Krugman. "They are utterly irresponsible."
Krugman is currently taking some time off from journalism to write and promote the second installment of his latest project -- economics textbooks aimed at making the science more accessible to college students.
In the meantime, however, he worries the Bush administration's fiscal policies are going to push the world's largest economy into a rut.
The most immediate worry for Krugman is that Bush will simultaneously push through more tax cuts and try to privatize social security, ignoring a chorus of economic thinkers who caution against such measures.
"If you go back and you look at the sources of the blow-up of Argentine debt during the 1990s, one little-appreciated thing is that social security privatization was a important source of that expansion of debt," said Krugman.
In 2001, Argentina finally defaulted on an estimated $100 billion in debt, the largest such event in modern economic history.
"So if you ask the question do we look like Argentina, the answer is a whole lot more than anyone is quite willing to admit at this point. We've become a banana republic."
Crisis might take many forms, he said, but one key concern is the prospect that Asian central banks may lose their appetite for U.S. government debt, which has so far allowed the United States to finance its twin deficits.
A deeper plunge in the already battered U.S. dollar is another possible route to crisis, the professor said.
The absence of any mention of currencies in a communique from the Group of 20 rich and emerging market countries this past weekend only reinforced investors' perception that the United States, while saying it promotes a strong dollar, is willing to let its currency slide further.
"The break can come either from the Reserve Bank of China deciding it has enough dollars, thank you, or from private investors saying 'I'm going to take a speculative bet on a dollar plunge,' which then ends up being a self-fulfilling prophecy," Krugman opined. "Both scenarios are pretty unnerving."
In the longer-term, Bush's version of social security reform, which Krugman says would relegate pensions for the elderly to the whims of volatile financial markets, could have wide-ranging implications for future generations.
The only bright spot in having Bush in power for another four years, said Krugman, is that further economic mismanagement might trigger some sort of popular outcry.
"I do believe at some point there is going to be a popular tidal wave against what has happened," concluded Krugman. "In the meantime, you keep banging on the drum, you keep telling the truth.
"And then eventually we have the great demonstrations, which I think are important to let the government know that many Americans are not happy with what is happening," he said.
Section - do a google search under "Krugman Truth Squad." Then, read "Basic Economics" and "Applied Economics" by Thomas Sowell. If you do these two things perspicaciously, you won't ever have to waste your time listening to Krugman again....
Economic `Armageddon' predicted
By Brett Arends/ On State Street
Tuesday, November 23, 2004
Stephen Roach, the chief economist at investment banking giant Morgan Stanley, has a public reputation for being bearish.
But you should hear what he's saying in private.
Roach met select groups of fund managers downtown last week, including a group at Fidelity.
His prediction: America has no better than a 10 percent chance of avoiding economic ``armageddon.''
Press were not allowed into the meetings. But the Herald has obtained a copy of Roach's presentation. A stunned source who was at one meeting said, ``it struck me how extreme he was - much more, it seemed to me, than in public.''
Roach sees a 30 percent chance of a slump soon and a 60 percent chance that ``we'll muddle through for a while and delay the eventual armageddon.''
The chance we'll get through OK: one in 10. Maybe.
In a nutshell, Roach's argument is that America's record trade deficit means the dollar will keep falling. To keep foreigners buying T-bills and prevent a resulting rise in inflation, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan will be forced to raise interest rates further and faster than he wants.
The result: U.S. consumers, who are in debt up to their eyeballs, will get pounded.
Less a case of ``Armageddon,'' maybe, than of a ``Perfect Storm.''
Roach marshalled alarming facts to support his argument.
To finance its current account deficit with the rest of the world, he said, America has to import $2.6 billion in cash. Every working day.
That is an amazing 80 percent of the entire world's net savings.
Sustainable? Hardly.
Meanwhile, he notes that household debt is at record levels.
Twenty years ago the total debt of U.S. households was equal to half the size of the economy.
Today the figure is 85 percent.
Nearly half of new mortgage borrowing is at flexible interest rates, leaving borrowers much more vulnerable to rate hikes.
Americans are already spending a record share of disposable income paying their interest bills. And interest rates haven't even risen much yet.
You don't have to ask a Wall Street economist to know this, of course. Watch people wielding their credit cards this Christmas.
Roach's analysis isn't entirely new. But recent events give it extra force.
The dollar is hitting fresh lows against currencies from the yen to the euro.
Its parachute failed to open over the weekend, when a meeting of the world's top finance ministers produced no promise of concerted intervention.
It has farther to fall, especially against Asian currencies, analysts agree.
The Fed chairman was drawn to warn on the dollar, and interest rates, on Friday.
Roach could not be reached for comment yesterday. A source who heard the presentation concluded that a ``spectacular wave of bankruptcies'' is possible.
Smart people downtown agree with much of the analysis. It is undeniable that America is living in a ``debt bubble'' of record proportions.
But they argue there may be an alternative scenario to Roach's. Greenspan might instead deliberately allow the dollar to slump and inflation to rise, whittling away at the value of today's consumer debts in real terms.
Inflation of 7 percent a year halves ``real'' values in a decade.
It may be the only way out of the trap.
Higher interest rates, or higher inflation: Either way, the biggest losers will be long-term lenders at fixed interest rates.
You wouldn't want to hold 30-year Treasuries, which today yield just 4.83 percent.


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Should "free" wireless internet be paid for by cities? Google doesn't think so, which is why the company may be America's only hope at "free" bandwidth.
But that depends on what your definition of the word "free" is. If city governments pay, taxpayers flip the bill. If Google picks up the tab, "free" means ad-supported. Any way you slice it, innovation isn't free, and Wi-Fi doesn't mean what it used to. That seems to be why Google recently announced its Wi-Max ambitions and plan for creating a free wireless mobile network.
We've seen this before. Back in 2005, Google claimed it would give free Wi-Fi to San Francisco residents, which it hasn't — yet. Meanwhile, several U.S. city governments, moving at a snail's pace, have been talking about "municipal Wi-Fi" for years. Very few have made it happen, and the ones that have are regretting it to various degrees.
As it turns out, what's good for Spokane, WA, may not be work for Philadelphia, PA.
BusinessWeek's Olga Kharif reports on "Why Wi-Fi Networks are Floundering":
While 415 U.S. cities and counties are now building or planning to build municipal Wi-Fi networks, "deployments are slowing down slightly," says Esme Vos, founder of consultancy MuniWireless.com. Vos's tally still marks a nearly 70% jump from mid-2006, when there were 247 muni Wi-Fi projects on tap, but that's down from the torrid pace of a year earlier, when deployment plans doubled.
Perhaps the clearest hint of trouble ahead is that some of the companies partnering with cities on these projects, including EarthLink (ELNK) and AT&T (T), are having second thoughts about remaining in the municipal Wi-Fi business.
In San Francisco, recent developments have left many observers scratching their heads over whether that city's Wi-Fi project, announced more than a year ago, will ever get off the ground. In July, the president of the city's Board of Supervisors revealed that he was seeking to change the terms of the preliminary contracts awarded to EarthLink and Google (GOOG)
Could it be? Is Google the "deadbeat dad" of free wireless internet service?
I wouldn't count on it. Creating a Wi-Fi grid for a city as hilly and tech-obsessed as San Francisco is way more complicated than partnering with Sprint to retrofit its existing cell phone towers with longer-range Wi-Max equipment. (In the past, they've explored other alternatives )
Google is playing it smart by stalling on free Wi-Fi. Perhaps they spoke too soon, but they're planning their business model from every angle before giving it away for free in the form of Wi-Max.
Maybe the cities should have done the same. Being an early adopter is great, so long as you're not stuck with outdated technology to support the huddled masses and their $1,000+ laptops.
UPDATE — GigaOm reports that a company called Meraki will give San Francisco free Wi-Fi. It would seem they've beat Google to the punch if not for the fact that Google & Sequoia Capital funded Meraki earlier this year.
If google can make it happen I am sure this can be revolution in market. Though there will be some legal problems to implement as it seems a large change in the system.


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I spoken to LEA today and they told me that GOSH should have written a referral for Jessie's home tuition but it seems that they didn't so she wrote an email to the Islington Home School team about Jessie today but she thinks that these things take a long time and Jessie might not get help in time.
I will definitely do the home education with Jessie and I am actually looking forward to it now as I always did some work with her at home - I just need to learn to be more patient with her and not expect her to know it all straight away ;-) I actually think she might even learn more with me than at school
I will speak to Jessie's school as they actually have the hydrotherapy pool as they have 80 special needs children as they are 3 school together - primary, early learning and special needs children.
Jessie seems pretty good at the moment - she walk around the house like nothing happened ;-)
Our children are simply amazing, aren't they?
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A nice two-story library in a $12 million mansion in Alberta, Canada named "Ghost Lake Manor." There are many well-crafted wood bookcases, a fireplace, a spiral staircase and two-story windows on one wall. The posts holding up the balcony are similar to pillars throughout the house, a theme perhaps, but such a room always looks better without any visible means of support, the balcony cantilevered out of the wall, yielding more usable floor space and an uninterrupted view of the room.
This is the library in a 24,000-square-foot mansion in Lexington, Kentucky. A very nice room with beautiful wood bookcases and paneling, a stone fireplace (with portrait hung above) and an interesting ceiling. There are rich furnishings, including comfortable seating, good lighting and the best accessory: books scattered all about.
This is a combination family room/library on two stories in a 13,000-square-foot house in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. It is odd that there evidently are no bookcases on the main level – only paneling – and all the book space is on the upper level. I spy a very nice wet bar in the forefront, however, and the windows, ceiling and chandelier are magnificent.
As a rule, I do not like to show libraries without books or furnishings, but this one is so ornate that I felt I had to include it. Part of a $20 million mansion in Coral Gables, Florida, the library gives a pretty good imitation of being built in 1700s France, even though it was actually built in 2009 Florida. Very ornately carved wood paneling, bookcases and plaster ceiling, beautiful parquet floors and the apparently-requisite wet bar in back (with television behind the bar). Who says nobody has libraries in Florida?
This is actually a refreshingly simple library in an 8,000-square-foot house in Kentfield, CA. A roughly square room with wood paneling and bookcases, a bowed window seat and modest-but-interestingly-shaped windows around. Nice.
This library is in a comparatively modest 5,000-square-foot Atlanta, Georgia house. It is a two-story library, but like 2093, all the books are stored on the upper level, with apparently no bookcases on the main level, only wood paneling. This is a disturbing trend, if it is a trend.
This library is part of the 30,000-square-foot house on the island of Emerald Cay – you get the whole island for $50 million. This impressive three-story library again has most of the books storage space on the second level (the third level has the required wet bar).
The library in a 1921 Los Angeles Tuscan-style house. Originally the living room, the new owners needed room for their 5,000 books and designed and built the double-height bookcases themselves. The shelves reach the paneled ceiling, which was hand-painted by Italian artisans in the 1920s. The panels displaced by the bookcases were used for the cabinet doors at the bottom of the shelves. Very nice.
The bookcases in this Santa Fe, New Mexico house curve around the walls. The house was built sustainably.
Architectural Digest
The library in this very modern Portland, Oregon house is constructed of 100 feet of steel shelving on concrete that spans the entire length of one wall of the house's lower level.
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"NO CAPTION." It's 1932, somewhere in the vicinity of Washington, D.C., and these boys are en route to points unknown via shank's mare. Happy trails! Harris & Ewing Collection glass negative. View full size.
I would think that this would be two boys who were going out on their own, looking for work, and also reducing the number of kids their parents had to provide for. There were many who did that, during the depression. My mom grew up on a farm and said that, during that time, men would come and ask for something to eat, and if there was any work they could do, too. A very tough period of time, but I think the challenges helped create those young Americans who were facing a hell of a fight, a decade down the road.
Not like that anymore. You'd have to drive 50+ miles to get anything so rural or bucolic-looking these days. Shame. Raised in the Mt Vernon/Ft Hunt area, we still had some of the last dairy farms (for Alexandria Dairy) in the neighborhood up until the mid 60's.
The way the chap on our right is wearing his belt, buckle decidedly off-center, was a five minute fad in the mid-50s, along with turning up the back of the shirt collar, wearing the trousers extra low (though not as much as today's hip-hoppers), and mimicking Elvis' sneer -- at least it was where I did a few years of high school.
I knew an old mechanic who always wore his belts that way so they would not scratch the cars he was leaning over. I have also seen a guitar player do the same thing to keep from scratching his guitar.
Good composition and light motion imprinted, i like it!!!. Not so common coming from H&E collection


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Tackling Illegal Fishing in Italy: The Making Of
Author: Anonymous
Date: July 21, 2014
Earlier this month, Oceana and Corriere della Sera embarked on a behind-the-scenes mission to uncover illegal fishing in the Port of Bagnara in southwest Italy. During an overnight mission, the team documented illegally caught swordfish from drift gillnets entering the Port. This isn't the first undercover mission from Oceana---earlier this summer we uncovered drift gillnets in Morocco. Read below to learn more.Read More...
Finnish archipelago Åland could be a big winner in the future – or loser
Author: Hanna Paulomäki
Date: July 16, 2014
This piece was first published in the Finnish newspaper Ålandstidningen 11/7, it has been translated for this blog.
Imagine this view on a sunny day: blue skies, the sun shining and glimmering on the surface of the sea. But zoom in a bit closer, and you'll see an entirely different picture: murky waters, and algae blooms suffocating kelp forests, and small fish in shallow waters gasping for air. This is the current reality we are facing: wide-spread human activities have led to the decline of the Baltic Sea and other oceans globally.Read More...
OSPAR Commission Protects 16 new vulnerable species and habitats in the North-East Atlantic
Author: Agata Mrowiec
Date: July 7, 2014
A few days ago, in the coastal town of Cascais, Portugal, the OSPAR Commission marked their 2014 meeting with a decision to protect 11 vulnerable marine species and five habitats in the North-East Atlantic. European eels, cod, spotted rays and seamounts are among those that will receive protection.Read More...
Meet the Chilean Devil Ray
Author: Angela Pauly
Date: July 4, 2014
A few days ago, the Internet was abuzz with news about the Chilean Devil Ray's ability to reach previously unknown depths. What a perfect excuse to introduce this species to our readers!
Despite its intimidating name, this mostly solitary creature (though it can be found in groups) is harmless to humans and feeds on small fish and plankton. It can grow to reach 4 meters across and weigh up to 350kgs!Read More...
Creating the world's biggest marine protected areas. Will Europe follow in Obama's footsteps?
Author: Agata Mrowiec
Date: June 23, 2014
"I'm going to use my authority to protect some of our nation's most precious marine landscapes", announced President Obama during the international summit "Our Ocean", which took place last week at the US State Department.Read More...
Blue growth, but at what cost?
Author: Hanna Paulomäki
Date: June 18, 2014
Blue Growth is a new strategy recently launched in the EU, wherein seas and oceans are seen as drivers of the European economy. It represents about 5.4 million jobs and is expected to generate a gross added value of almost €500 billion a year. Shipping, coastal and cruise tourism, offshore wind, shipbuilding, aquaculture and blue biotechnologies are considered to be some of the most promising sectors of the Baltic Sea maritime economy.Read More...
Deep sea mining-who will win the battle?
Author: Agata Mrowiec
Date: June 12, 2014
Commercial deep-sea mining operations are set to become a reality by 2016 in the Pacific Ocean, and will have a negative impact on our planet that we cannot even begin to measure. According to official statistics, only 3 % of the oceans are protected (IUCN), and we have only explored about 1% of ocean floor (NOAA).Read More...
Author: Peter Pierrou
Date: June 6, 2014
Fish, squids and corals full of organisms whose names you can't even begin to pronounce - our oceans are brimming with life. Yet sometimes it seems that many on land have forgotten that life once began in the ocean and still plays a big role in maintaining the balance on this planet. Even in this modern day, despite all the scientific evidence and policy achievements, there is a lot to be done in order to safeguard many of our key marine species and ecosystemsRead More...
Introducing our New Climate Change Series
Author: Angela Pauly
Date: June 2, 2014
Have you heard the most recent climate change news? The World Meteorological Organization just announced that in April, CO2 levels in the northern hemisphere reached an average of more than 400 ppm (parts per million is a ratio of CO2 molecules to all other molecules in the atmosphere). While this is not the first time levels that high have occurred, it is the first time scientists have seen a whole month of levels that high.Read More...
Save the Oceans, Feed the World: Alexandra Cousteau joins the fight
Author: Angela Pauly
Date: May 26, 2014
Last week, Oceana senior advisor Alexandra Cousteau, granddaughter of famed oceanographer Jacques Cousteau, spoke to several audiences in Spain about how we can save the oceans to feed the world. It is a message we must share with anyone who will listen (and many who still refuse to).
There are 7 billion people on the planet, and the UN estimates that number will reach 9 billion by 2050.Read More...


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"The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship" is based on a Russian folk tale that originated from Old Peter's Russian Tales in 1916. A proclamation went out through all the land that whosoever could build a flying ship would win the hand of the Tsar's daughter. The youngest son of a simple peasant shows up to claim her, and the dumbfounded Tsar quickly has second thoughts, setting several 'impossible" tasks for 'The Fool of the World' and his remarkable friends.The story has been translated into a children's book that was written by Arthur Ransome titled The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship in 1968 and was well known for winning the Caldecott Medal in 1969, for best illustrations.The story has also been translated into two animated shorts which included Cosgrove Hall's version of the classic Russian folktale and the Rabbit Ears Productions' version narrated by Robin Williams.Read a synopsis on the Wikipedia article.
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Casting for Male & Female - African American Actors & Models. 21-60 years old.9 hours ago
sing lead and group chorus to "Comment ça va" THE SHORTS
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Native Dutch singer (can be male or female) to sing the lead and chorus of this famous hit from the 1980s. You: Good singer, has own recording equipment or access to recording equipment, able to complete this project in next 2 weeks Us: pay immediately upon delivery of .wav files ...13 hours ago
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The 2015 StrawHat Auditions are currently accepting applications. StrawHat supports professional theatre and the careers of non-Equity performers and technical artists looking to develop their careers in theater. Company states: "Over 30 summer theater, theme park, and live entertainment production companies form around the country attend each year to cast ...yesterday
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Seeking professional photos of aspiring models for ModelStyle Magazine, a digital online fashion magazine. Casting personnel state: "There are no fees required and no photo shoots will take place. We are looking for camera-ready photos of the model selected for the cover and feature of our online magazine. Photographer credits ...yesterday
"The $100,000.00 ULTIMATE Diva Challenge"
- CASTING CALL is all on line. You create a profile on the site and the VIEWERS vote you on the show.
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The ULTIMATE Diva is STRONG, SEXY, SMART And BEAUTIFUL… Willing to do ANYTHING to get to the top!! And do ANYTHING to help their MAN get to the top and STAY at the top!! Getting voted off the show will be a combination for 'points' you will earn to 'buy' ...yesterday
- Rehearsal begins Feb. 3, 2015; runs Feb. 28-May 3, 2015 in Sonora, CA.
- Auditions: Dec 7 in Los Angeles, CA and Dec 8 in San Francisco, CA
Casting "Mary Poppins."Friday
- Shooting begins Jan. 2015 on weekends in Philadelphia, PA.
- Seeking submissions from: Philadelphia, PA
Casting "Image vs. Reality." Synopsis: Alexis Wright who's in college for modeling, interns at a local modeling agency. While interning, she encounters a lover and a friend. She does everything in her power to become the model she's been dreaming of.Friday
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Seeking people who are having trouble moving on after a failed relationship for a new documentary TV production. Coordinator states: "Are you obsessed with your ex and need help moving on? Do you spend entire days thinking about what your ex is doing, and wondering if she or he is ...Friday
Untitled Kids Sketch Comedy Project
- Shoots February-April in L.A.
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Seeking actors for an untitled kids sketch comedy project for a major internet movie/book site.Thursday
- Rehearsals begin mid-January in Tampa, FL; runs January-August in Seattle, Vancouver, San Francisco, and Miami. Various routes through Alaska, Western American Seaboard, and the Caribbean.
- Auditions: Dec 3 in New York City, NY
Seeking dancers for "Swing!", a musical celebrating the music of the swing era of jazz, including many well-known tunes by artists like Duke Ellington, William "Count" Basie, Benny Goodman and others. Songs include "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"; "Sing, Sing, Sing", "Jumpin at the ...Thursday
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Casting the short film, "Rupert." Project description: "Story of a man living in a nursing home who has Alzheimer's disease."Thursday
- Shooting December 3, in Philadelphia, PA.
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Casting an untitled video. Project description: "For a video marketing solutions company."Thursday
- Shoots late March to early April 2015 in Atlanta, GA and parts of Northern Alabama.
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Casting "Through the Gate," a short film about a young man who has to attend a private boarding school and ventures around campus with Ella, one of his classmates.Thursday
The Broadway Experience Summer Intensive 2015
- Intensive takes place Aug. 10-22, 2015 at the Mark Morris Dance Center in NYC.
- Seeking submissions nationwide/worldwide
Seeking musical theater students for The Broadway Experience, an international musical theater program designed to create and inspire triple threat performers. Company states: "Students undergo an intense study of dance, voice, and acting, along with a major performance opportunity with current Broadway professionals and incredible master teachers. Students become stronger, ...Thursday
- Shoots Winter 2015 in NYC.
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Casting a parody of the crime show "The First 48."Thursday
'Find Your Honesty: Acting Through Song' Classes
- Ongoing sessions are held at Ripley-Grier Studios in NYC. If not local, sessions are held via FaceTime or Skype online.
- Seeking submissions nationwide/worldwide
Seeking participants for "Acting Through Song" classes. Owner states: "We work directly with professional actors, singers, and dancers and those who are recent graduates or aspiring musical theater performers to help them truly connect to their material. It's all about bringing yourself to your work and finding your honesty in ...Thursday
- Rehearsals begin Jan. 12, 2015 in NYC; tours Jan. 26-Jun. 21 in various North American cities.
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Casting the North American tour of children's musical "Chuggington Live! The Great Rescue Adventure."Thursday
- Shoots in winter in the Pennsylvania area.
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Casting "Around the Corner," a narrative short film about remembering the people that we have lost and feeling their presence around us.Thursday
- Shoots Dec. 3-6 in Fanwood, NJ. ACTORS WHO RESIDE IN NEW JERSEY PREFERRED.
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Casting "The Good Boy," a student thesis film for NYU. Synopsis: When robots threaten to make their jobs obsolete, a father and son must come to terms with their place in society. An all-American epic, with a caustic, satirical twist.Wednesday
- Shoots late December 2014 to early January 2015 in NYC.
- Seeking submissions from: Philadelphia, PA; New York, NY; NJ
Casting "Portrait Of A Black Boy", a short film. Synopsis: "Portrait of a Black Boy" is a merciless depiction of the black male experience that dives deep into a multitude of psyches all equally provocative and traumatic. Unmasking a centuries worth of silenced, repressed black male emotionality through transcendent, visual ...Wednesday
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Casting "Glo in the City," a web series which is a spin-off from "The Tony Cobain Show."Wednesday
'The Tony Cobain Show' Episodes 6-8
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When a girl gets a cum load in her mouth and shares the jizz with her gf in treesome. guys who eat cum even if thier own are concidered homosexual.
After my girlfriend and her best friend took turns bobbing on my cock, i blew into one of thier mouths and they snowballed my goo.
ayon kay MtrendZ ika-11 ng Marso, 2009
when a girl gives a guy head and then plays a came of french kiss switching the cum back and forth betwwen them
yo we snow balled it last night
ayon kay johnny 135542 ika-16 ng Nobyembre, 2005
When a guy cums in a girls/guys mouth and then puts his balls in their mouth (teabags them) swishs the cum onto the balls (white balls->snowballs)then sucks them clean and swallows.
My girlfriend snowballed me last night. It was mind-blowing!
ayon kay Anonymus P. ika-07 ng Abril, 2008
A variation of Cocaine, unsurprisingly spherical in shape before either being burnt and inhales or cut up and snorted.
Mr A: You got the Grand's worth of Snow?
Mr B: I've got the goods if you've got the Fabric.
Mr B: I've got the goods if you've got the Fabric.
ayon kay The G Daddy ika-09 ng Setyembre, 2003
to lie your way through a situation to reach a favorable outcome.
"I really had to snow ball my way through that interview, now I'm making 6 figures a year."
ayon kay zorro1701e ika-04 ng Pebrero, 2009


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Daily Cuteness – Baby Misses Her Dad's Beard [VIDEO]
This is definitely cute. It's in a scared-crying-baby kind of way, but it's definitely "cute."
This is definitely cute. It's in a scared-crying-baby kind of way, but it's definitely "cute."
Does she EVER get her thirst quenched? Watch to find out!
If you like to laugh in under six seconds, this video is for you!
This idea kind makes me want to go out and mow the lawn...
WARNING: Some foul language... But you will probably laugh every six seconds.
Happy Shark Week everybody!
Here's the shocking video that Rob just showed Kat!
The Disney characters are a big part of what makes the Disney parks experience special for most kids and more than a few adults. Sometimes you only have time for a hug and a photo before the character moves on to the next guest and you move on to see how long the line at Space Mountain is
No word on who caught it...
Who doesn't?!
Some people may think she's freaking out. I, however, think this is a completely reasonable reaction.
How NINETIES is this video?!


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COLUMN: Fracking's impact on roads studied
TRANSPORTATION is like the Kevin Bacon six-degrees-of-separation phenomenon—pretty much anything you can think of is somehow tied to it.
Here's a case in point: fracking.
Fracking—hydraulic fracturing of deep rock formations to extract natural gas and oil—has become a widely popular practice in the United States in the past decade.
A Texas-based company hopes to use the controversial well-drilling process in the Taylorsville basin south and east of Fredericksburg, something that could happen by the next year.
What, you might ask, could fracking have to do with transportation?
Well, there is evidence that fracking sites can wreak havoc on surrounding roads.
A recent study published in the Journal of Infrastructure Systems looked at the impact of fracking operations in the Marcellus Shale formation in Pennsylvania.
The study found that many of the roads around fracking sites aren't built to handle heavy trucks hauling in such things as gravel, water and chemicals needed for the fracking process. The trucks then also have to haul out the fuel and wastes.
A single fracking operation can cause $13,000 to $23,000 in damage to roads around it, according to the study's researchers, from the RAND Corporation and Carnegie Mellon University.
The companies pay for a portion of that damage, but the rest falls at the feet of the states (i.e., taxpayers).
A case in point: Researchers found that the 1,700 fracking wells drilled in Pennsylvania in 2011 resulted in between $8.5 million and $39 million in damages to roads.
And that tab had to be picked up by taxpayers.
Just something else to consider in the fracking debate.
From time to time between now and the opening of the Interstate 95 express lanes, we'll pass along some tips and notes that can help drivers prepare for the new lanes, expected to open by early next year.
This week we'll touch on "Express Assist," something already in use on the Interstate 495 express lanes.
The I–95 lanes will include the same service, which means safety patrols will be available around the clock.
So if you're in the lanes and your car has a flat, runs out of gas or the battery dies, express lane safety patrols will be able to help.
There's no charge for the service.
If you have plans to travel by bus anytime soon—such as during spring break—consider checking company safety records first.
That would be a good idea, especially in light of the recent Princess Tours bus crash on I–95 in Stafford.
It's not hard to do.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has an online tool and an app you can use to determine a bus company's safety record.
You can find links to the motor carrier's "Look Before You Book" Web page and the app on The Free Lance–Star Transportation blog news.fredericksburg.com/transportation.
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November 29, 2014
May 12, 2007
Saturday was the fourth annual Festival of Cultures at Lee Park in Charlottesville.
The event featured food, clothing and music from the different nations and nationalities represented in Charlottesville.
The event's organizers say it was not only a fun event for the whole family, but a way to show awareness for the city's diversity.
"Each person has their own talents, and sometimes we don't realize the talents that we have in our own city and this is a place where we wheel out everyone to celebrate their talents, whether it be music, or art, or food, and it's a chance for us to get to know one another," said Director of the Adult Learning Center Susan Erno.
The event was sponsored by the adult learning center of Charlottesville city schools.
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