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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Exam week begins Monday at Rhodes and Real Good Dog Rescue of Memphis brought about a dozen young dogs to campus for the college's third annual Puppy Break.
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Students will get the rubs Tuesday with free massages scheduled as a stress reliever.
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Writer Wolfgang Herrndorf committed suicide in the summer of 2013, at age 48. He was best known for his bestselling novel "Tschick", which garnered Herrndorf many literary accolades, even as he was diagnosed with a brain tumour shortly before its publication. Herrndorf documented his thoughts and the final years of his life in a blog, which has now been published as a book entitled "Arbeit und Struktur" ("Work and Structure", Rowohlt, Berlin 2013). The title is derived from a comment by one of many doctors (Herrndorf, in his diary, resorts to referring them by numbers), who had recommended "work and structure" as a way of confronting fear and despair. Yet, as reviewer Frank Berzbach observes, no matter how depressing the diary's entries are getting, at no point does Herrndorf allow his suffering to wrest control of his life from him: "This, indeed, is a reason to read his book: so as to maintain the upper hand, come what may. So as not to be driven to madness, or to escapism."
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In a polemical piece published in 'The New Republic' last month, Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker made 'an impassioned plea to neglected novelists, embattled professors, and tenure-less historians': 'Science is Not Your Enemy'! Gloria Origgi, in this exclusive contribution to The Berlin Review of Books, rebuts Pinker's curious misrepresentations of the current state of the humanities. Given that Pinker's piece comes on the heels of similar attacks from scientists against philosophy — and in light of the decline of support for humanities research and liberal education around the world — Origgi also asks the question: Why this denigration of a lively tradition of intellectual tradition? Why this attempt to reignite the infamous 'culture wars'? Why now?
One of the most innovative and daring Hungarian writers of the 20th century, Miklós Szentkuthy wrote such masterpieces as 'Prae', 'St. Orpheus' Breviary' (comprising 10 volumes), 'Narcissus' Mirror' and many others. Thanks to recent efforts by Contra Mundum Press, much of Szentkuthy's work is now gradually being made available in English. In this essay, writer and scholar András Nagy discusses Szentkuthy's life and work, painting a rich portrait of a man with many masks and a vast – and lasting – literary legacy.
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On the eve of the 20th anniversary of Germany's reunification on 3 October 1990, Ulrike Guerot reconsiders Germany's place in Europe. Having been, for the longest time, the great engine both of Europe's economic strength and its political unity, Germany is falling out of love with, or at least is becoming more indifferent towards, the very European Union it helped to bring into existence. A new-found pragmatism and growing global ambitions — as indicated by the government's ongoing efforts to gain a seat on the UN Security Council — show that the country's perception of its place in a globalised world are shifting. In Europe, too, Germany is gradually replacing foreign policy by hard-nosed trade policy. The challenge to the future of the European Union is profound.
A sixteenth-century journal kept by Frantz Schmidt, a Nuremberg executioner, affords a rare insight into the gruesome world of early modern retribution. But, says author and historian Joel Harrington, beyond the facticity of all the deaths caused by "Meister Frantz", the journal also throws light on early modern concepts of identity, social status, and the human body as well as on the development of both the picaresque and autobiographical genres. As Meister Frantz grows in both professional and storytelling experience, his accounts of the various unfortunates he encounters become both more colourful and more revealing of his inner world. Consequently, the journal unveils not so much a detailed portrait as a vivid sketch of the moral cosmology of a sixteenth-century executioner.

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Democrats sketched out bills they have to provide tax incentives to entrepreneurs and special credits for job creation. Another proposal would give priority to Tennessee-based contractors seeking state government contracts, while a third is a sales tax "holiday" for small businesses and a rebate on capital equipment purchases.
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This unique audiobook history of the Olympics, first issued in 2008, has been updated to include the Beijing Olympics and released to coincide with the London event. Written by the prize-winning sports journalist John Goodbody, and with a fascinating personal documentary featuring one of Britain's leading Olympians, Sebastian Coe, who is now heading the 2012 Games, this is an ideal opener! Goodbody, for many years chief sports news writer for the Times, has covered every Olympics since 1964. In this entertaining and informative account, he tells the main stories of each of the modern Olympics. Here are some of the heroes and heroines who have made sporting history, as well as the main disasters and scandals that attend the world's greatest sporting event.
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On Location: Behind "Three Veils"
As the writer and director of Three Veils, a few common questions I get about the film are "Is this movie based on a true story?" or "How was it working with the lovely and (insert your favorite saucy term) Sheetal Sheth?" However, the first question I inevitably get is "Excuse me, are you crazy?"
I suppose one must be crazy to attempt to make a film in this day and age about young Arab women — who are Muslim — who go through controversial subject matters such as arranged marriage, forbidden love. And for creating one of the first narrative films to ever feature the struggles of an Arab, Muslim Lesbian.
When I first started writing the script, I admit I was anxious. I didn't want to offend any particular group, or make unwelcome enemies, especially of the threatening kind. Of course, that goal proved to be mostly hopeless as you'll find out later on. But I'm still here, writing all you magnificent AfterEllen.com-ers, and am ready to tell the tale of how this little-film-that-could made it to the big screen. Sheetal will be along for the ride. I'll be having a Q&A with her and ask questions I've never actually asked her before, even though we spent a lot of time together on-set, so I'll be excited to see her responses (as are you, I'm sure). OK, lez do this!
Why this film?
Growing up in the Middle East with a Muslim family and social structure, I found it extremely difficult to voice the injustices I felt towards women in the region. Back then there were no women's rights discussions, and even the mention of the word "lesbian" would be enough to get you suspended or even expelled from school.
This was my answer to that question. In the end, this is a film I made for that "me," for the me who needed help figuring it all out. I always make films I would want to watch, and hope there are others like me who feel the same.
Writing in German bars
As the title suggests, I did most of my writing in German bars. It took me a year to complete the script in its entirety. It was 2006; I was living in Nuremberg at the time on a work assignment. I was alone, and was quickly becoming stir-crazy writing in my one-bedroom apartment. So every night I would walk a mile to the German bar down the street in the alt Stadt, order a tea (much to the bartenders' horror), and write my heart out. Of course they got used to me patronizing their establishment night after night, writing furiously and ordering enough black tea to give an elephant the jitters.
After a year, I wrote the sweetest and most pleasurable two words a screenwriter could possibly write: "FADE OUT," indicating the end of the script. I cried. I cried for three days. First in front of the good people at the bar, then the next two days in my bed. This was the beginning of something big. How big was yet to be determined.
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In 2007, I returned home to the U.S. with my script in-hand, and started knocking on the doors and pockets of anyone who would listen. This wasn't a project for the faint of heart. It was mired by the controversy that surrounded the topics of the film, and in the end, I was not able to raise any funds. The economy was at a standstill, and my friends and family were struggling. Investors looked the other way as soon as they heard the film was about three brown, Muslim women and their stories, one of which was a lesbian struggling with her deep repressions. I was left with 125-pages, each becoming heavier the more I carried the script from door to door.
One thing I have learned over the years is to never, ever give up. In fact, a quick side-note, the first short film I ever made when I was 12 years old was called Never Give Up. Sounds childish, but I tell ya, it matters. Always be the last one standing, even if you are being pushed and shoved, even if you are being booed and bullied, even if everyone has long gone and left the room.


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A young woman walked through a town of Bael. The sudden burst of wind blew her long light brown hair. She noticed the demons watching her as she walked through the settlement. They all shouted and cheered as she walked through. They could all tell she was a demon, but what got their attention was her beauty.
The lustful demons could see her every movement, her every curve, they could do nothing but stare and cheer at her beauty. Who wouldn't? Her large round breasts held by her tight red tank top, her black skirt hung by her hips. With every step she took, her hips swung side to side, her entire waist was visible. A sheath dangled around her lower back.
The young woman grinned as she walked through the demon town. Maybe one of these idiots know where he might be, she thought.
Two skinny demons confronted her. The young woman stopped and watched them; they admired her sharp red eyes. One of them had the nerve to run his bony fingers through her soft hair. "Hey sexy." He said.
"Hello gentlemen." She responded with a smile. "Hey there little lady, what's a nice girl like you walking down this town all sexy and such?"
The young woman's brow twitched. "I'm looking for someone."
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The young woman signaled they couldn't. "I'm sorry unless you two happen to know where I can find the demon Saigon."
They both stopped grinning, their countenances in horror, "Why are you looking for that monster?" One of them asked.
The young woman grinned, revealing two rows of sharp teeth. "What is your name?" The other demon inquired.
The young woman's grin seemed to sharpen in malevolence. "My name?" She began, "my name is Ciel."
The demons looked at each other, and then at her, "you are looking for that monster Saigon!?"
She nodded slowly.
The other demon was the one to notice. "Iza, look at her grin!"
The green scaled demon looked at her grin, and in it he saw it, the nightmare from ten years into the past, the grin of a creature, so evil that his death was and still is a rumor. "Why are you looking for that monster Saigon?" Iza asked.
Ciel looked at Iza "that monster is my father."


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Lightning strikes cloud: Amazon, MS downed
Microsoft has been left reeling again after another BPOS crash but at least on this occasion it was not alone, as Amazon's EC2 web services were also downed by the same act of God in Europe. A bolt of lightning struck a transformer at a power utility provider in Dublin, causing an explosion that took down the back-systems last …
Cloud schmoud
Hopefully a wakeup call to all those compsci fanbois who've been saying "put your services in the cloud" for the last couple of years. Newsflash, kiddies: there's some real engineering underneath all this, with real volts and amps and hardware and stuff. It doesn't matter how pretty your little class diagrams are - if it doesn't bloody work then it doesn't bloody work.
You seem to be confusing computer scientists with marketers
Newsflash sunshine, the people who understand the issues involving with running fault tolerant distributed systems are not the ones selling those systems to you.
But the issue is that when people sell 'the Cloud' to the bean counters they fail to price in the need to duplicate the costs so that the data could also reside in a second cloud in a different data center in order to provide for the up time.
The bottom line is that this could have happened to a private 'cloud' as well.
Don't be so sure
This isn't exactly a crisis for cloud computing. A lightning strike could hit a data centre you own yourself, too. In fact, with cloud hosting you could recover very quickly by spinning up a new instance (say, in the US) while the Dublin centre recovers. Can't do that with your own data centre.
Since I first heard of "The Cloud" I've said only fools and geeks would succumb to the marketing hype. Why anyone wants to risk everything on someone else's unknown kit is beyond me.
lovely, some more security theater
... and we couldn't 'float' across to another server farm as you could* on the Cloud
Honestly the cloud availability is far, far better than in-house up time. I can only think that El Reg is haunted by IT bods that feel their cushy number is threatened. Why have one BOFH for 20 servers when you only need one per 2500 servers?
(*data replication permitting)
Volts and amps and stuff? I thought it was all just 1's and 0's.
@Alastair 7
That's true and that's part of the point.
You control your own data centers and you control your own DR.
You build in the duplication such that you don't have the down time.
But when you go to the 'cloud' like Amazon, you don't necessarily have people doing the due diligence and setting up replication to a different cloud. They don't account for the costs associated with having the second cloud.
Phase synchronized
"Power sources needed to be "phase synchronised" before being brought online to load, which needed to be done manually"
I remember doing that at Uni. 3 lightbulbs across the phase pairs, wait till they all go dark at the same time & hit the switch. Delay of a few seconds, at most. Maybe this new cloudy stuff is too high tech?
Re: Phase synchronising
You have three phases in a std 415 v supply.
To sync your gensets you need to align the frequency and voltage of each of these so that the voltages match for a short period then you can switch over.
The three bulbs trick is an old one - the bulbs flicker slower and slower as the genset matches the supply and when the match and are in phase the bulbs all go dark.
The problem seems to be that the mains went completely out and wrecked the sync/swtchover gear.
In this case the gensets need only be synced with UPS or if on the feed side of the UPS the syncswitchgear needs to be disabled and start up with the gensets.
It sounds that rather than risk having two outages, they intentionally "stayed down" so they could repair the defective sync/switchgear. My other guess is that the gensets failed as quite often, datacentres do not run thier gensets often enough or they fail to bleed off the water condensation and when the genset is finally ran in anger, the water usually gets into the filters and kills them dead just when they are needed. If this happens the "duff switchgear excuse" gets trotted out to cover incompetent maintenance.
I would estimate that roughly half the gensets in datacentres do not get the regular testing and servicing they require. I know some mechanics involved in the genset servicing game and due to the work going to lowset bidder, money is a joke - so they cut corners, reuse filters etc.
dark bulbs
3 phases (red, yellow, blue) from the grid, three phases from your local source. Lightbulbs between grid "red" and local "red", ditto for the other two. When all the bulbs go dark together it means there's no significant voltage difference between grid and local on any phase, i.e. you know that your local source is in sync with the grid, and can be connected.
Synchronisation . . .
. . . is only necessary when going back onto the mains. In the meantime the UPS and generators should have been sufficient running isolated. So this is not the whole story. Lightning protection units? We've heard of them.
Maybe change the name to ...
Office ???
Slightly biased comments
...we have both BPOS email services and Amazon live EC2 services. Microsoft was back last night whereas EC2 is big time down, cant even get to the images to rebuild in USA which was their advice. Recovering from Crashplan to new US instance).
Huge difference here which seems biased the other way in article !
The Cloud
So, this whole "cloud computing" thing can be felled by a bolt of lightning? Is there no redundancy built into this rubbish at all? Wow.
Let's see an end to this cloud nonsense, ffs.
<devil's advocate>
...there should have been a lightning conductor to protect the equipment that was struck? If not, and it caused such an almighty spike, then the utility provider should be held responsible.
Also, by the same logic, anyone else with a datacentre near Dublin on the same part of the power grid will also be equally screwed (if not moreso)? So cloud hosting doesn't get rid of these kind of risks - doesn't mean that it's inherently worse than self-hosted datacentres.
</devil's advocate>
Odd ...
... because I'm near Dublin, there was one almighty crack of thunder at about 3PM but I didn't hear any more after that.
It works, but it doesnt...
"the incident will rightly lead to questions about the "viability of the cloud as a delivery platform" but added outages were not a sign that the cloud does not work."
"There is also a need to address business contingency on behalf of customers...blah"
In other words, it could have worked, but it doesn't. But it will. Really. Or does it "work" already as long as you keep tweeting that you have a disruption when your disaster recovery doesn't work?
I'm sure a lot of customers really appreciate that there is a need to address business contingency. Problem is, the providers should have done so in advance....
You could mirror your sites in different AWS regions
It's unlikely that both Dublin and Virginia (I think) will both go down at the same time. Then the load balancer stuff should kick in to save your bacon. Just a thought. I only use the free micro tier, but my stuff is all hosted in the USA.
Anyone else notice BPOS could stand for something else not unreleated?
Big Pile Of Sugar? ;)
Although given our recent experiences you should make it BSPOS, add a steaming in there :)
Pass the umbrella..
...rain's falling from the clouds....
Another fine mess, Stanley?
Wow, just love that timeless classic postmodern gobblydegook and unwinese, used as a mass excuse and explanation of failure to supply uninterruptible and incorruptible power services.
Is this ironic?
All these cloud service providers felled by something that came out of a cloud?
Does this count as cloud at all?
How is it different to shared hosting if it's all in one place? I thought cloud was supposed to replicate your stuff a bit better.
there should have been a lightning conductor to protect the equipment that was struck...
Yes they are called Pylons, f**king great metal spikes in the gound, usally covering several hundred miles. However if the lightning decides it's found a better route, it will.
However we look at this a positive as we have a (unrealistic) 1 hour SLA to get all systems back on line. Now with this we can say, "see even MS and Amazon take several hours, so can we make it 4 please?"
I iz confuzzled? Who designed these solutions?
Disaster Resilient Datacenter Designs 101 - if it really matters, get your mains supply from two completely seperate mains supplies. This is very expensive, which is probably why cheapo cloud services wouldn't have it. And you need to have that double sourcing for everything, not just the back-end, as it's pointless having your datacenter humming along nicely if your front-end network routers are all offline.
Disaster Resilient Datacenter Designs 102 - diesel gennies are the belt to your mains braces. Yes, they cost a lot, the diesel needs to be churned and replaced every couple of months, but - when the mains is up the creek - those gennies are completely under your control.
Disaster Resilient Datacenter Designs 103 - if you skip on lessons 101 and 102, then you actually do need metro-level redundancy as well as intercontinental redundancy. That means another datacenter to fail over to in a close location (but not close enough to be taken out by the same disaster, ideally on a completely seperate mains power source on the other side of the city or in another town) before you have to fail over to a whole different continent. Amazon seem to have forgotten that one.
But, seeing as I'm quite happy to see cheapo cloud crash and burn, please don't tell Amazon or M$!
What, no redundancy?
..I smell redundancies :)
But seriously: isn't a lightning strike knocking out the cloud possibly the most ironically wonderful event possible?
Weird weather here.......
We don't normally get storms as bad as this in Dublin- the lightening and torrential rain of the last 2 days has been startling at times........ Entire areas of the city were knocked off the grid some areas several times- which in this day and age is very unusual. I'm not altogether surprised that some high prominence systems fell over- you can build as much redundancy as you like into systems, but you will always encounter scenarios that you just don't plan for.........
Stormcloud computing…
… thundering into a datacentre near you.
Me thinks they might want to consider running the servers on DC power instead … DC does not require synchronisation.
amazon still down
I am the customer of a company who use amazon for their hosting, today i got an email telling me "Its not us, its amazon" ... doesn't matter to me who they offloaded their services to, i didn't choose them.
While i am no fan of cloud computing, I am left wondering if there is any benefit atall.. since pre-cloud the services i am using would likely be co-located over just two boxes in different locations, currently i seem to have had all my eggs put in one amazon shaped basket - which is an improvement how?
Re: amazon still down
I would blame your hosting company in this case. Why didn't they host your service on multiple geographically redundant instances, if Amazon allows them to do so?
Don't take me wrong, I'm a cloud skeptic as well, and Amazon is by no means fail-safe, but beware of clueless resellers.
I wonder ...
I wonder if there were some major routers knocked out at the same time? There were some decidedly strange connectivity problems yesterday ... (and no, it wasn't my ISP).
Have you tried...
.switching it off and on again...?
This is why you shouldn't let MBAs design networks ...
Divine Intervention
I was going to buy some expensive gifts last night from Amazon. The website conked out, so I took it as Divine Intervention. Seems like I was right :)
By George! The competition is getting savage these days. Two clouds knocked out by a third one.
clouds & social media
"using social media where its own service has failed"
But what if Twitter was down at the same time? I guess then you could say it would truly be time to panic? Because as long as you can tweet to your customers "we are aware that your service is currently unavailable" then you can say you've done everything you possibly could have with a straight face.
All eggs in one basket?
So, why are we surprised?
Clearly, the technology deployed so far in "the cloud" isn't resilient enough for catastrophic failure. The likely cause here was the use of transfer switches to change the power sourcing from the failed source to a new mains power feed. These are semiconductor devices, and are damageable by lightning strikes.
The solution for this has been around a few years. --- Remove the transfer switches and have two power sources on each server, each with its own PSU. Lightning might take out a few of the supplies on the A-feed, but the B-feed should keep on trucking.
Of course, this all stems from the concept of megadatacenters. Perhaps that's the crucial fallacy, as seen in the comms failure that down Amazon a few months ago. Maybe smaller regional "bigadatacenters" might be better. The economics are surprisingly close.
Aaah - the Cloud
Best named new technology ever!!! I sometimes wonder if some sarcastic bastard in DAARPA thought that one up? I do struggle with reasonable explanations for this insanity:)
I've said it once, I'll say it again...
Amazon EC2 provides the *infrastructure* on which you can build a redundant service.
They are virtual instances running on physical hardware, not much difference to any other machine running virtual machines.
The difference is that Amazon have availability zones in the same location, and other data centres around the planet that have exactly the same setup, and they provide a single supplier to deal with. So it's much easier to build something that has redundancy built-in. However *you* have to do the work for that.
The services that they offer themselves that do have redundancy (eg. S3) were not affected. To me this is a minor incident as it only affected one availability zone - the other was running fine. So the sites that are well engineered were unaffected. It's the people running just a single EC2 instance against all advice that were affected.
Re: I've said it once...
"It's the people running just a single EC2 instance against all advice that were affected."
That would include Amazon's own shopping site, then.
EC2 is too unreliable for business use
I don't know if my company has just been unlucky, but aside from this major outage (which is still classed by Amazon as a "performance issue!") we often have problems with servers locking up for no reason. When this happens, all you can do is reboot it and hope that fixes it. Disks sometimes just don't attach properly. It simply isn't a reliable technology.
You say it's not much different to running on another virtual machine, but if I had hosting on another company's server and the power went out, I think they would get the power back and restart the server. Amazon on the otherhand still haven't fixed many of the downed servers two days after the event. Their advice for recovering data just isn't working in many cases, as you can see from their own forum.
You say we have to do the work for the redunancy, but if it's just people not setting things up correctly, why did all of Amazon's own sites in Europe go down for about an hour when this all happened?
The truth is, Amazon say mirror stuff in different zones and you will be fine, and use their own DBMS. But although they don't admit it, it wasn't just one zone that was affected and their DBMS had serious problems too.
I can't speak for other cloud systems, but I think EC2 is not suitable for critical business applications.
I just wonder...
... if somene up there is trying to send us a messagenot to try and be so 'clever' at creating 'disaster proof systems'. I wonder if the planet has had enough of being f****d around with. (and NO I'm not an environmentalist).
Not again
These cloud systems have fallen down more often than any data center I have been involved with. They must be too complex for the people running them--or have management decisions, influenced by marketing types, led to over-promising things that haven't been designed into the systems?
You wouldn't see these situations if they stuff they promised was actually functional.
Fsckin Cloud
"There is also a need to address business contingency on behalf of customers through the use of backup and mirrored facilities. That costs but it is a necessary cost and underlines the need for a web of alliances between application providers and cloud service and infrastructure providers to allow switching in the event of a failure"
So what you mean luv, is that as well as throwing money at you and your marketing cronies for Cloud services we should also build local redundant systems as well? What, you mean like the ones your trying to convince us to move to the Cloud!!?!?!
Said it before, say it again: It's just another fad designed to justify the ever increasing size and scale of modern datacentres, and the claim that is ever going to save a business money is utterly trite (especially if Ms Cloud is now saying you'd best have own backup as we're fskin useless)
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Are we just going to wait it out?
There's nothing to see here now,
Turning the sign around;
We're closed to the Earth 'til further notice.
Stumbling cliché case -
Crumpled and puffy-faced -
Dead in the stare of a thousand miles.
All I want: only one street-level miracle.
I'll be a an out-and-out, born again from none more cynical.
Everybody says that time heals everything all in the end.
But what of the wretched hollow?
The endless in-between?
Are we just going to wait it out?
And sit here cold?
We'll be long gone by then.
And lackluster in dust we lay
'round old magazines.
Fluorescent lighting sets the scene
For all we could and should be being
In the one life that we've got.
(Musical interlude)
In the one life that we've got.
Everybody says that time heals everything.
But what of the wretched hollow?
The endless in-between?
Are we just going to wait it out?
Sit here. Just going to wait it out?
Sit here cold. Just going to sweat it out?
Wait it out.
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WOW..!!! OMG ,, This track is apsolutely mind blowing ..i mean the music backround , the little voives , the lyrics .. all amazing ..
to me it's a total package
how come this artist didn't make it to the grammy awards ??!!!
with a track like (the moment i said it) & ( hide & seek) from her previous album & now ( wait it out) & (canvas) & ( half life) from new brand new album ..it should atleast get a grammy award..
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And I can,
If you want it all
Old enough to talk
Looking good now
Caught in angry moves
Lovely vial
The harder (???)
We should tell
I know what you're in here for
Like when boy overlost overdying word
Gone throughout the life
Each day I'll be there for you
There's not a star in the sky
Is got a name which why don't we call it too?
Here, on the West Side, my mother, home to me
Next to yours
So tell me what's a boy like you,
Doing in a place like Mars?
Look around you, we all have to wait
Before it all...live a lie, evil if you want
Stay and will
What's a boy like you,
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Review that examines the evidence on models of adolescent care provision beyond the residential children's home model. A 2012 report by the Education Select Committee found that the child protection system does not meet the needs of older children and recommended an urgent review of the support offered to this group (House of Commons Education Committee, 2012).
The Aberlour Glasgow Bridges service started work with families affected by parental substance misuse in June 2008 in the Possilpark area of North East Glasgow. The aim of the service was to develop and deliver interventions with parents, carers and children to improve children's educational, health and well-being outcomes. This resource summarises research undertaken to review and evaluate Glasgow Bridges.
Report that brings together the latest international thinking about the key issues relating to the implementation of evidence-based programmes, utilising both published work and expert opinion.
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Paper that investigates the relationship between attendance at nursery school and children's outcomes in adolescence.
This page contains the findings of systematic reviews undertaken within the EPPI-Centre for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. The 'Case' Drivers, Impacts and Value work is the largest single piece of policy research published for culture and sport. Comprising three different strands it is the most comprehensive piece of work in this field, assessing a huge range of research and data, setting the foundations for evidence-based policy making. Evidence Summary published by the EPPI-Centre in October 2012.
Communities that cook: a systematic review of the effectiveness and appropriateness of interventions to introduce adults to home cooking
Concerns over the health implications of poor diets, and claims for links between cooking and social connectedness, have led to heightened interest in the UK public's ability to cook. There has been a focus recently on community-based, 'home cooking' courses aimed at adults. This review aimed to explore the range of these courses evaluated in the UK; and to synthesise findings about outcomes and appropriateness. Evidence summary published by the EPPI-Centre in 2012.
Commissioning in health, education and social care: models, research bibliography and in-depth review of joint commissioning between health and social care agencies
The way that public services are organised and work has changed considerably over the last 25 years. One of the main changes has been to divide the function of public agencies into service purchasers which 'commission' or 'purchase' services on behalf of the public and service providers which provide the services. This change has been introduced across all public sectors in many different countries. The broad aim of this research was to identify research evidence on 'commissioning' or 'public service purchasing' in education, health and/or social welfare in the UK and other countries.
Evidence review that identifies the most important outcomes children's centres should be striving for in order to give all children positive early-years experiences.
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When you attempt to convert an Internet mail message to native information store format, the information store may stop responding (crash) unexpectedly. The stack trace is similar to the following:
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The 30 Rock actress and her red-headed tot enjoy an April 2013 stroll through N.Y.C. "Bennett is an amazing, healthy, sweet boy, and we are both just crazy in love with him," Krakowski said of her son, born April 13, 2011.
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