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Its nearly time - nearly time for me to bid my goodbye to you. We've come a long way, the two of us. You, a 'not-really-a-city' city, and me a confused jumbled mess only a little worse for the wear. I came here not knowing what to expect, although I did initially imagine that I'd be landing in a slightly smaller scale version of New York or Boston or San Francisco. Little did I know that you are none of those - but somehow your weird quirkiness has made up for the things you lack in great measure.
There is much that I will miss about you. You have been home to me for three and half years almost now. I think I've 'lived' here more than I have anywhere else. Six apartments, six different neighborhoods all in the space of three and a half years. In some ways we're just the same. Odd creatures of morning habit and a somewhat somnolent benevolence straining to become something more, something else, something greater. I identified with you and your patches of brilliance and inspiration, under cover of normalcy and ordinariness, and you were kind to me for it. Understanding the minutiae of a life was something new to me. Every tiny little detail was an awakening, a discovery, an adventure. My first real job, my first time living away from Madras and home, my first car, a graduate school experience, my first year of marriage. This tribute is in part a catalog of all those firsts, all those great experiences and moments.
Many firsts, many challenges - in fact almost always challenging, in equal measure though, rewarding and enriching. All the while learning - who I really am and what I really seek. Alas, sometimes I feel as though I've failed in small measure and that I should have and could have done more. Always that same lament.
I would like to think that I extended myself to seek everything you had to offer. The beautiful green that envelops you and spreads across and away like a soothing soft moss on foot. Hiking across the Chattahoochee on my own and then traversing the Ocoee rapids with friends. Exploring the south and taking off to Nashville and Asheville, Savannah and Charleston. The food - oh the glorious food. I've awakened another distinctive Kumbhakarnan from within. I've listened to some great music and some not so great - but always entertaining. Such wonderful memories filled with mirth and laughter, but equally with incredulity and ridiculousness. Lifelong friends that I am lucky to have met and made. My beautiful wife - who though she drives me insane and crazy; delights, thrills and enthralls me in equal measure. We've grown with each other, we've learnt about one another, we've lived and loved and you've helped us truss that turkey and carve that pumpkin, set up that Christmas tree and light those deepavali villakkus.
To my greatest surprise I've played my longest stretch of organized cricket, the only south Indian in a team of Maharashtrians and Gujaratis, the only non-accountant in a team almost entirely of the ilk. Traipsing out to the burbs, sweating it out on baseball diamonds, all the while trying to bowl line and length - what a hoot! Off pe rak! Off pe rak! You've never been boring to me. It has been a journey that has gotten curiouser and curiouser as I've learned more about you and discovered and pulled back the mortar and the bricks.
My morning cup of coffee on your porches and patios listening to bird calls and watching the slow unwinding of sun and heat across the inky blue. I bought into it. I put my feet down and let them stand still. Home is where you stand still says Pico Iyer. I cared about you, about your little stories and your big boy events. I made friends - many friends. The guys at the gas station, that family at the dry cleaners, that crazy check out lady at TJ's, the lady with the sweetest smile at the gate. I felt a kinship that was beyond myself, beyond where I was from and who I am. It was a kinship based in this present moment in this place together. Going to grad school here brought alive some long dormant, nebulous, nascent intellectual stirrings, stirrings that now have room to stay and words with which to be articulated.
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I've come to love you quite dearly and there will ever be that little corner of my heart that will remain in the Atl. This crazy, confounding ridiculous city that I've called home :)
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It looks like Oracle chief executive officer Larry Ellison is getting ready to whip out his hardware again and measure it up against wares from IBM and Hewlett-Packard. While the United States was getting ready to stuff tens of millions of turkeys last week, Oracle put out a teaser saying that on December 2 it would announce the …
Oracle making a SPARC announcement!
1) Oracle are making a SPARC supercomputer announcement.
2) I beat the Oracle is evil and are killing everything that Sun did trolls.
Flame on my fellow Sun alumni.....
.....and SPARC is DEAD
Yes what an exciting day this will be. We will see the T3 chip which is nothing more than two T2 chips in a socket on display by a company that sells all its software based on the number of cores.
And what poor performance each of those 16 cores per chip provide. OK OK I know you are thinking "but Oracle just lowered the core factor to .25 for the T3", yes but 16*.25=4 so a four socket T3 box will be 16 license * $47K = $752K * 60% discount is $300K in software just for the database. I am still waiting for a free T3 box with every new 8 licenses. If you want to put non-oracle software on the box expect to get ridiculed by the board of directors on how stupid you are.
SPARC64 VII+ I wonder if they will finally admit that its the last chip and the m-class systems on the roadmap are actually T chip based. Talk about deception. And yes the SPARC64 chips are .75 factor...sorry Fujitsu we don't care that your chips are old, slow, 65nm and still DDR2 memory. The box will have spiderwebs on it before it even ships.
Question of the day....what business is Oracle in?
If you said database you are wrong, they make more money in maintenance than all other products combined.
The tiny firm Oracle hates at Fortune => Rimini Street
Paula Turd - CEO of the President
Hey, Coward
"...And what poor performance each of those 16 cores per chip provide..."
I hope you realise that it doesnt matter how slow one core is. If a CPU has 100s of slow cores - then it will be fast. You dont get it? Geez. Go to school again, and stay there.
FYI, those slow Oracle T3 cpus have several world records, if you didnt know. They are not slow, they are fastest in the world. In other words, this is just plain FUD from you when you imply them to be slow.
Probably you are an IBMer, they are famous for spewing out false statements and FUD.
What records ?
Care to enlighten us ?
And show some comparisons to other platforms ?
// Jesper
T3 does have a world record
The most cores required for any given workload of a current box.
Nehalem eats its lunch and it can't even do the workloads p7 does.
The Fujitsu session at Oracle world was a ZERO content joke. It was interesting that they used the Sun SPARC system manager to show the roadmap and avoided questions because someone might as if the future M-class systems are actually CMT processors.
Soooo glad we put a stop to new Sun hardware years ago.
FUDer Allison Park
No, you are just FUDing again. Niagara T3 beats POWER7 in some benchmarks. See here
I find it funny that a 1.4GHz Niagara T2 cpu can beat a 4.7GHz POWER6 cpu. POWER6 must be really inefficient.
Same old....
Again nothing new from the Kebab front. Same old dressing same old meat and same old wrapping.
Bla bla bla LINK to SUN/Oracle marketing blogs Bla bla bla POWER6 bla bla bla.
Not that the Oracle Enterprise2010 benchmark isn't a really well executed benchmark, which hands down beat the POWER7 submission. But IMHO that has more to do with the poorly executed benchmark by the IBM submission rather than what the hardware is actually capable off. But that is just my oppinion.
// Jesper
Sun beats IBM by 3X......too bad they needed 9X the servers
ouch....talk about Larry having a hard on for publishing the top number reguardless of money or effort. Just imagine the price of all those cores if Oracle did not drop the price by 66%.
And the SPARC64 announce was pretty impressive for being the last SPARC chip from Fujitsu and 65nm/DDR2/12MBcachne/4core old/old/lame/old
lipstick on a pig
The funny thing...
...is that to get the speed, the super cluster actually runs Sybase, via a copy that Oracle 'acquired' from SAP as part of their recent low key technology sharing programme.
One Small Step for a Man .... into Quantum Leaping
A New Sparc Solaris Sunrise SuperCluster ..... with Cloud Bursting Performance Levels, Mr Ellison?
Control the Word Control IT Worlds is a Simple Concept Complicated with Technology for Presentation in a Media Production of Evolving Reality.
"No matter what the iron is..."
It'll be interesting to see if whatever they show is also touted as supported running on IBM Power kit.
Somewhere there's going to be some backscratching over the Java / Harmony volte face. It might just be here.
@Anonymous Coward: .....and SPARC is alive and topping all the performance benchmarks
Nope. SPARC is alive and well.
Coward posts, "We will see the T3 chip which is nothing more than two T2 chips in a socket..."
Nope. T3 has faster threads.
Coward posts, "a company that sells all its software based on the number of cores"
Nope. You can get socket pricing on various products.
Coward posts, "I wonder if they will finally admit that its the last chip and the m-class systems..."
How many times have we heard this? Not a credible assumption. Every platform has an end of life, but too early to say what that time is now.
Coward posts, "If you want to put non-oracle software on the box expect to get ridiculed by the board of directors"
Not likely with a smart Board of Directors. More software runs under SPARC Solaris than any other RISC processor. Solaris run everything faster with Read Optimized Flash, Write Optimized Flash, ZFS, Infiniband interconnects, 10 Gig Ethernet on the CPU chip, 16 embedded crypto engines, etc.
Coward posts, "We will see the T3 chip which is nothing more than two T2 chips in a socket..."
Halko: "Nope. T3 has faster threads."
Big pile of T2-servers: 2489 tpmc per thread
Humongous pile of T3-servers: 2188 tpmc per thread.
By comparison, Power7-server:37500 tpmc per thread.
But no worries. If a customer is absolutely certain that his workload now or ever in the future won't require high single-thread performance, he may well commit himself to a lock-in solution from Oracle.
Halko wrote: "Solaris run everything faster with Read Optimized Flash, Write Optimized Flash, ZFS..."
Yeah, ZFS. This truly "game changing" piece of software, the best filesystem in the universe. It will outperform everything on this planet. I choose to trust you on this. Just one little question before I convert my whole IT-stack to Solaris and ZFS:
Why is not ZFS used in any of Oracles TPC-C benchmarks?
Sun beats IBM by 3X...... funny if POWER could scale as fast, it would cost more than SPARC
Bummer that proprietary IBM POWER has a higher price/performance ratio and only scales to 1/3'rd of the performance on the high end when compared to Oracle/Sun SPARC.
IBM's DB2 could not scale without custom application software for it's former world record. I am sure IBM will figure out how to get past the performance issues with POWER and DB2 using some odd application customization by professional services and using a few cylinders of a room full of disk drives - even if the result will stand for a few more months against an out-of-the-box solution from Oracle where they just wire some more nodes.
Nice to see another M processor compatible with the same architecture and still giving performance benefits to businesses! Is IBM plugging POWER7 chips into POWER5 boxes or are businesses forced to fill a landfills across the world?
Businesses wish they could get the life expectancy out of competing hardware to SPARC. Good to see SPARC64 VI, VII, and VII+ all sharing the same chassis!
Right now, it is nice to see the competition in the market. Sun equipment has always been the underdog, but they have always forced the industry to advance.
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Glory be, it's over.
It came down to the Young Gun, the lady wrestler and the retired basketball star for all the marbles on I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! on Wednesday's finale.
All of the season-two contestants—minus comedy duo Frangela—returned to the Costa Rican jungle to lend their lecherous presence moral support to finalists Lou Diamond Phillips, Torrie Wilson and John Salley, who had managed to avoid the stomachaches, bug bites and lack of voter support that took their fellow castmates out of the game over the past four weeks.
And after one more round of rubbing elbows with snakes and taking a bucket of worms to the face, the grand prize (for charity) went to...
Still recognizable actor Lou Diamond Phillips!
The 47-year-old Hollywood veteran was declared King of the Jungle and will receive a check for his charity of choice, the Art Has Heart Foundation, which provides opportunities for underprivileged kids to receive instruction in the arts.
"This experience is head and shoulders and far to the left of anything I've ever done," said Phillips, who spent three weeks of the competition immune to being voted off, whether because he was camp leader or a challenge winner.
"No movie set ever compared to this—this is the real deal and it's been an amazing trip," he said.
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|Mon, 11-07-2011 - 2:16am
This could be a controversial post, but I am hoping that the controversy can be avoided.
|Mon, 11-07-2011 - 9:28am
My oldest daughter nursed until after her 4th birthday (and I actually finally ended the last nursing session ... she was ready, but she has a really hard with giving up something she's always done, even if she doesn't "need" it anymore. She just can't imagine life without it ... so she has to be pushed from time to time).
My middle daughter did self-wean somewhere around 3 1/2. I don't have a date. Just realized one day that had been a couple of weeks and then a few weeks later realized she still hadn't asked, so she must be done.
This little baby isn't as attached to nursing right now as either of the other two, so she might wean earlier and might even take to solids more readily when they are introduced. But you never know. Still I will at least encourage her to continue nursing until her 2nd birthday at least ... but if she'd set on weaning on her own before then, I'll oblige (but not before her 1st birthday).
I definitely still think of my 3 1/2 month old as a baby and no where near being ready for solid foods. And I too am always surprised by the early introduction of solid foods just because it seems (to me) so unnecessary and like it's pushing them to grow up too fast. But my kids haven't ever taken to solids that great initially. The first was better than the 2nd but even she didn't really get into solid foods until closer to 9 months when she could feed herself little morsels of food. Purees weren't her thing. It just seemed to me that she really started to get interested in food about the time that she could really start eating it all by herself - hence when I became a fan of the baby-led weaning.
As for growing them up too fast - I totally get that's just the way it makes me feel. And I tend to think of my 1 year olds as still babies. I won't let them graduate to toddlerhood until at least 18 months ... and maybe 24 months.
I'll likely not ever use formula because I don't tend to struggle with milk supply, and I don't mind pumping if I have to when I'm away from baby. So I don't have a need for formula. I remember when my oldest was just past her 1st birthday I got a call to participate in a survey about the new toddler formulas that were just hitting the market. They seemed so perplexed that I agreed that a baby could use more nutrients at 14 months than they would get from whole milk and their limited food diet, but that I still wouldn't be likely to buy the toddler formula. I kept saying, but I'm still nursing! Breastmilk is still the most complete food for babies and toddlers and it's still free, compared to your very expensive toddler formula. So why would I buy it?!
|Mon, 11-07-2011 - 10:17am
Well, I know I'm definitely in the minority as far as these things go, but figured you might be interested anyway. :)
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I've normally waited until 4 months and with Josh's ped, they told me to actually start on veggies instead of cereal, which I did. He ate fruits and veggies like a champ and when I DID try to give him cereal, he hated it. Jillian had really bad reflux and couldn't keep formula down, let alone solids. She didn't have any solids until 6 months and wasn't really even eating anything other than formula regularly until more like 8 months. With Jack, I'll see what his ped says at his four month checkup, but I won't be starting anything before then.
|Mon, 11-07-2011 - 10:17pm
Liz - it is funny what you said about cereal - I tried cereal first with my first two because that is what the books say... Totally failed with the first (I started with the cereal sometime after 6 mos)... he wouldn't even take a single bite.
|Mon, 11-07-2011 - 10:56pm
I fall into this trap at times too, so it just really makes me smile when I see or read about someone who so deliberately has handled the same situation totally differently based on the needs of the individuals involved. It's a great reminder for me - and hopefully others that there very frequently isn't a "one size fits all approach"
|Tue, 11-08-2011 - 10:42am
Jenna's still exclusively breast fed (when she has her weekend 2 bottles, its breast milk. lol. 4mth appt dr. said she could have cereal, etc. if we thought she was interested. I think she might be but with allergies in my family (my daughter and me) probably won't introduce solids until 6mths or close to it.
|Tue, 11-08-2011 - 8:07pm
I also plan to introduce a sippy a little earlier than I normally do. In the past, I've waited until they were past a year and it was a nightmare to go from bottle to cup. I'm hoping that if I start giving it to Jack (not all the time, but occasionally) at around 6 months, he might be easier to wean from the bottle. That was my worst bad habit with my first two-they had that bottle WAY longer than they probably should have!


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BY HERB GOULD firstname.lastname@example.com August 17, 2012 11:00PM
In this Aug. 6, 2012 photo, Illinois quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase is seen on the first day of football workouts at the Illini's Camp Rantoul in Rantoul, Ill. Six losses to close the regular season cost coach Ron Zook his job. The Illini beat UCLA in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl to salvage some pride and key players, including Scheelhaase, decided to come back and play for new coach Tim Beckman. Illinois opens the season Sept. 1 against Western Michigan. (AP Photo/The News-Gazette, Darrell Hoemann) MANDATORY CREDIT
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Like coaches, quarterbacks probably get too much credit when things are going well and too much blame when they aren't.
That certainly seems to be the case with Nate Scheelhaase, who was a hero when he threw 10 touchdown passes during Illinois' 6-0 start last fall and was the subject of muttering when he threw only two more TD passes during Illinois' 0-6 finish.
With one backup, strong-armed Reilly O'Toole, who was recruited by new coach Tim Beckman, and another backup, jack-of-all-trades Miles Osei, who's attracting a lot of training-camp attention, some people might be wondering about Scheelhaase's job security.
They shouldn't. The junior from Kansas City, Mo., figures to be just what Illinois' retooling offense needs to steady an uncertain ship. While Beckman is talking about competition for jobs in training camp, Scheelhaase is quietly going about the business of proving he's the best option. Which he is.
''I like [this offense] a lot,'' Scheelhaase said. ''The biggest thing is tempo. We don't huddle anymore. The biggest thing as far as X's and O's goes is, [this offense] gets the ball in different areas of the field a whole lot more.
''Last year, we were predictable at times. There were times we weren't using the whole field. We weren't using every player. In this offense, on any given play, there's a chance to use any player in any part of the field. That'll make us more dangerous in the long run.''
Dangerous and offense and Illinois are not words likely to be used in the same sentence until Scheelhaase and his teammates prove otherwise.
Donovonn Young and Josh Ferguson are the top candidates in a running-back corps that hasn't been the same since Mikel Leshoure left after 2010. Darius Millines, Ryan Lankford and Spencer Harris head up a modest receiving corps that will move on without A.J. Jenkins, a surprise first-round pick by the San Francisco 49ers.
Then again, after a monster first half, Jenkins not only didn't catch a TD in Illinois' last six regular-season games, he scuffled for yardage. Is that on Jenkins, Scheelhaase or stronger opposing defenses? That's a chicken-and-egg question, but it didn't help Scheelhaase's reputation.
What's important now is that Scheelhaase is intent on getting things done this year.
''This offense is probably better suited for Nate,'' said Graham Pocic, a key blocker who's moving from center to guard. ''This offense is a lot more open. You can do a lot of different things in it. Last year, we did a lot under center, a lot of pro-style stuff. Nate can do all the things you need a dual-threat quarterback to do. And he's a great person and great leader.''
Scheelhaase is mobile enough. He knows what he can and can't do throwing the ball. And he's smart — a quick-study, take-charge leader who was more mature as a freshman than some Big Ten QBs are as seniors.
It's no wonder analyst Phil Steele ranks him fourth among Big Ten quarterbacks behind Michigan's Denard Robinson, Ohio State's Braxton Miller and Nebraska's Taylor Martinez.
Scheelhaase, though, is only going to be as good as the players around him. For Illinois to have a good year, he'll need to get the ball to his backs and receivers, plus players such as Osei and tight end Jon Davis, who are going to line up all over the field. And maybe cornerback Terry Hawthorne, who'd look awfully good at receiver.
And then, they'll need to do something with the ball.
For Scheelhaase — who's on his fourth offensive scheme at Illinois, counting the coordinator who recruited him — that's exciting.
''There are a lot of things I've been working on,'' he said. ''Things like making more accurate, more precise spot throws in the short routes. The way we plan to spread the ball around, the way we plan to play fast to get teams off-balance, this offense will bring out the different things I can do. Maybe some things that fans aren't accustomed to seeing from me. There are a lot of different things this offense offers me. It'll be exciting for everybody, not only for myself but the whole team.''


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Union with Scotland.
Purveyors, &c.
E. of Southampton.
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Outlaws not to be in Parliament.
Ctss. of Nottingham's Nat.
Cloth Trade.
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SIR Wm. Morrice speaketh for an Union, and for the Name of Great Brittaine.
Mr. Hyde bringeth in a Bill against Purveyors and Car-takers, being One of the especial Matters moved by Sir Robert Wroth; and this Bill was drawn by the Committee, whereof he was One.
An Act of the Restitution of Henry Earl of Southampton: - The first Reading.
An Act of Restitution of the Son, and Two Daughters, of Robert late Earl of Essex: - The first Reading.
An Act for the Restitution of Thomas, the only Son of Phillip late Earl of Arundell: - The first Reading.
An Act for Exchange of Lands: - The first Reading, and rejected.
An Act to disable outlawed Persons, and Persons in Execution, to be of the Parliament, twice read, and committed to all the Privy Council, Sir Geo. Carewe, Vice-chamberlain to the Queen, Sir Edw. Stafford, Mr. Solicitor, Sir Roger Wilbraham, Sir Edw. Hobby, Sir Robert Wroth, Sir John Scott, Sir Geo. Moore, Mr. Wyseman, Sir Edw. Mountague Mr. Recorder of London, Mr. Nath. Bacon, Sir Robert Phillips, Sir Jerome Horsey Mr. Lawrence Hyde, Sir Jo. Savill, Mr. Francis Moore, Sir John Luson, Mr. Martin, Sir Thr. Heskett, Sir Rob. Stanford, Mr. Tho. Crewe, Sir Rich. Warberton, Sir H. Poole, Serjeant Dodridge, Serjeant Tanfield, Mr. Antropos, Sir Tho. Beamount: - To meet on Monday, at Two a Clock in the Afternoon, in the Star-chamber.
Mr D. Stanhope and Mr. D. Hone bring from the Lords, An Act for the Naturalizing of the Right honourable Margarett Countess of Nottingham.
An Act against Transporting of Woollen Cloths, and for setting on Work of the poor Commons of this Realm: - The first Reading.
An Act to explain the Intent and Purpose of another Act of Parliament, made in the fifth Year of Edw. VI. concerning Alehouses: - The first Reading.
An Act touching Wines, Inns, Alehouses, and Taverns: - The first Reading.
An Act for Repressing of Alehouses, against the Laws: - First Reading.
An Act for the better Execution of sundry Statutes, touching Purveyors and Car-takers : - The first Reading. &c.
The Committee, for Magna Charta, deferred till Monday, the former Place.
The Committee, for Irish Captains, deferred till Tuesday, at the same Place.
The Committee for Returns and Privileges, - upon Monday next, in the Inner Temple Hall; together with Sir Tho. Shirley's Cause.
An Act to take away the Benefit of Clergy for Manslaughter.
The Bill for the true making of Hats, &c. secondly read, and committed to the Burgesses and Knights for London, for Norwich, for Exeter, for Southwark, for Coventry, for Bristowe, for York, for Worcester, for Shrewsbury for Lincolne, for Beawdley, for Isam, for Quinborough, Barons of the Ports: - On Monday in the Afternoon, at Two a Clock, in the Middle Temple Hall.
An Act, authorising Justices of Peace to deliver certain Prisoners out of Gaol, and for Placing and Settling of poor Prisoners after their Delivery: - The second Reading, and committed. - Sir Jo. Heigham, Mr. Hext, Sir Edw. Hobby, Sir H. Goodyeare, Sir Tho. Ridgeway, Mr. Wyld, Sir Tho. Bishop, Mr. Nath. Bacon, Sir Wm. Stroud, Sir Arthure Ayte, Sir Valentyne Knightly, Sir John Boys, Mr. Overberry, Sir Tho Waller, Mr. Erby, Mr. William Brock, Mr. Matthewe Hadds, Mr. Wyseman, Sir Tho. Beaumont, Sir Jo. Harper, Sir Jo. Savill, Mr. Edw. Francis, Mr. Jo. Moore, Sir James Lee: - To meet on Wednesday, at Two a Clock in the Afternoon, in the Middle Temple Hall.
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"Growing up on a hog farm in Southwest Iowa, Joni has taken her 'pork cutting' skills to the Iowa State Senate where she has been a champion for life, small government, and lower taxes – voting for the largest tax cut in Iowa history." Ernst said that she was "proud to stand with the Mama Grizzly against big spenders in Washington like Bruce Braley and Nancy Pelosi." "Sarah Palin is an inspiration to those of us who want to protect life, defend the Second Amendment, and get Washington out of our wallets," Ernst said. "As our campaign builds energy toward a primary win in June, Sarah Palin's roaring support will help me to victory, and as a result, make 'em squeal in Washington." Palin, who has the highest favorability rating among 2016 GOP presidential primary voters and won the hearts of Iowans in Indianola and at the Iowa State Fair in 2011, said that Ernst has also "pledged to defund Obamacare, limit the size of government, and protect life" if she goes to Washington. Palin also mentioned that Ernst is a "veteran of the Iraq war and continues her service as a Lt. Colonel in the Iowa Army National Guard" and, "as a concealed weapon license holder, she will fight to defend our Second Amendment rights – the NRA has given her an 'A' rating." "She's been a fighter for freedom both in and out of uniform," Palin continued. "Iowa – come together and send this Midwest Mama Grizzly roaring to Washington on her Harley so she can join with the good guys to get our country back on track!" Referring to Ernst's pork-cutting/castration ad that has cut through the filter to even make it on the Tonight Show, Palin simply said: "Any question about the type of Senator Joni will be? Check out her first ad – she makes it pretty clear." "I'm Joni Ernst. I grew up castrating hogs on an Iowa farm. So when I get to Washington, I'll know how to cut pork," Ernst said in the ad. 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The MacArthur students, faculty and staff welcomed their alumni back to a spectacular homecoming on Saturday, Oct. 2. This year's theme, "MacArthur Magic –Believe!" reflected the perfect weather, joyful parade, celebratory festivities, and football victory that were enjoyed by all.
Assistant Superintendent of Schools Debbie Rifkin, Levittown School Board President Michael Pappas, Vice-President Peter Porrazzo, Secretary Kevin Regan, Trustee James Moran, and Principal Kathleen Valentino led the parade. The MacArthur High School Marching Band led an array of clubs and teams, each sporting banners, up Wantagh Avenue to the school field. A highlight of the parade was the entourage of luxury convertibles escorting a dazzling homecoming court: Vincent Danetti, Michael Koslowski, Aaron Landman, Nicholas Meadows, Christopher Perez, Jessica Gattus, Haylee Guarascio, Taylor Kenney, Gabrielle Mirasola, and Maureen Ryan.
Homecoming came to Island Trees this past Saturday, offering a celebration that began with a parade of floats, students, and many local organizations. Members of the military were there too. It was apropos for Island Trees High School to kick off their annual homecoming by paying homage to one of their own. This year's celebration was also the first annual football alumni day. William "Billy" Henaghan, a former Island Trees alumnus, excelled in football and wrestling. He was indelibly etched into the memory of the community during a very special rededication ceremony in his honor.
"Few towns are known more for honoring America's service men and women than Levittown. Today I hope this rededication ceremony reminds us not only of the sacrifice Billy Henaghan made, but to many of our Island Trees and Levittown residents who bravely gave their lives to their country," announced Island Trees School Superintendent Dr. Charles Murphy.
The Island Trees community in Levittown has a long, proud and storied tradition of military service. The parks, streets and schools have monuments and memorials dedicated to the local servicemen who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. In 1972, 20-year-old Island Trees graduate, William "Billy" Henaghan, died in a helicopter crash in Vietnam. Henaghan, who played football and wrestled for Island Trees High School, is remembered by Island Trees for his leadership qualities, athletic ability and devotion to his family, friends and country.
Island Trees School District honored his sacrifice by dedicating the high school athletic field in his honor. The inscription on the plaque reads, "This field named in memory of William Henaghan who through desire, devotion and self discipline dedicated his mind, body and soul to touch the highest goals in athletics and as a human being."
Supervisor Kate Murray (sixth left), Town Clerk Mark A. Bonilla (third right) and Receiver of Taxes Don Clavin (fourth left) present an official Town of Hempstead Citation on the occasion of the 59th Annual Levittown Red Devils Football Parade and ceremonies held at McLaren Field in Levittown on Saturday, Sept. 11. Also pictured: Senator Kemp Hannon, Assemblyman Joseph Saladino, Legislators Dennis Dunne and Joe Belisi, Levittown Red Devils President Dennis Machado, Jimmy Moran, Bobby Casetta, Parks Commissioner Joseph Bentivegna and Richard Weiss.
The Island Trees Bulldogs baseball team proudly announces the verbal commitment of senior third baseman Mike Manganiello to accept a baseball scholarship to Concordia College, where he will study business and major in accounting. Manganiello is a three-year starter for the Bulldogs and has been a big part of the team's success the past two seasons. As a sophomore in 2009, he hit .400 with 3 home runs and 20 RBI's as Island Trees made it all the way to the Nassau County Class-A finals. The Nassau County Baseball Coaches Association named him All-Conference that year. Last season as a junior, Manganiello hit .392 with 4 home runs and 25 RBI's. He was named All County as the Bulldogs advanced to the semifinals for the fourth year in a row and was named captain as a junior for the leadership he provides to Bulldogs both on and off the field.
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Everyone was keeping a watchful eye on the track of Hurricane Earl just a couple of days before the 6th annual Main Street Mile in Farmingdale, but the weather could not have been better for this great event which was held on Saturday, Sept. 4, producing two record breaking performances for both the men's and women's races. This Labor Day tradition has grown every year since the first race in 2005. The event was presented by Runner's Edge, Croxley Ale House, B103 Radio, and Dr. Larry Lembo. The co-race directors were the team of: Runner's Edge owner, Bob Cook; Mark Leff of Cisco Systems; Mindy Davidson of the Greater Long Island Running Club and BOCES; Eric Bressler of Wikham, Bressler, Gordon and Geasa; and Craig Gluf of Henry Schein. Proceeds exceeding $5,000 from the Main Street Mile were donated to support the Companions in Courage Foundation (CiC), founded by former New York Islander and Hockey Hall of Famer Pat LaFontaine, who also participated in the event. The race finished in front of the Farmingdale Firehouse and Village Hall, with the post race awards ceremony taking place at the Gazebo on the Village Green. There were 289 participants in the race, 37 of them from Farmingdale and many from surrounding local towns such as Massapequa and Seaford, and as far away as Maryland and Charlotte, North Carolina.
What do you get when you cross the NHL with NASCAR and the NHL? Roller Derby is what, and it's happening right here on Long Island. On Saturday, Sept. 4 the local derby divas, the Long Island Roller Rebels, hosted a tournament at Skate Safe America in Bethpage against seven other teams from across New York State. Hundreds of spectators gathered, arriving often and early to get the coveted rink-side seating for their favorite team's battle.
The teams completed 12 bouts over the course of the day, operating in the facility's two flat track rinks. Gotham Girls Wall Street Traitors won the tournament.
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It says it is magnetic because magnets will stick to it. Chalk does not write well on it, but the Bistro Chalk Markers work AWESOME on here. Hobby Lobby sells a neon set and a primary color set and they work fantastic! Love mine!
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Scientists from Queen's University and the Belfast Health and Social Care trust are beginning a three-year research project which will examine the potential health benefits of eating dark chocolate along with other 'polyphenol' rich foods, to see whether or not it can reduce heart disease.
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As a part of the study patients will maintain a diet of 50 grams of chocolate per day. They will examine blood vessel health and the stickiness of blood at the beginning and end of the trial.
However, not everyone can apply for the medical trial, only those aged 45-60 are eligible and applicants must have a history of high blood pressure but not diabetes.
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Mention the name of ur favourite film maker & some of films he has made. also write a short account of why u like his films.
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subash gai -hero,soudagar,taal - different love storiesAnswered by Pardeep kapoor, 07 Jun '08 12:48 am
AE tittthi tereko apun kaekoo batayenga apun ka philum maker log ke baare main??..apun ko bhai log ki piture pasand aati hai..vo kya abhi hai na apun bhi ek bhai shtruggler hai..to piture dekhena tabhij seekhenga..vo kon hai re vo deerector??..vahij jisne company jaise raapchik piture banayi thi...haan raam gopal mast hai...vahij pasand hai....abhi kya bolne ka uske baare main..aareey aur bhi banayenga na vo bhi log waali piture to zaroor dekhenga............................................... KIDDING..i like Marc foster because he is simply amazing..he made films like Monster's ball, The kite runner and my favorite Finding Neverland...i like his films because this man sees outside the square..Marc Forster is a director who not only understands the complexities of the script, and the inter relationship of it's and his characters, he also displays a huge insight into the vital components of rhythm, tempo, correlatives and the great international language of film..i am big fan....Answered by kunal sharma, 07 Jun '08 01:00 am
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When a young American girl is abducted from the streets of Prague, there's nothing her father won't do to get her back--including personally tracking down her kidnappers. But when the former navy SEAL is captured by the same crime ring that has his daughter, no amount of money or U.S. government influence can save him. The only chance the father and daughter pair have of getting out alive is Mack Bolan.
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This is a Saturday March 10, 2012 file photo of Britain's Prince Harry, smiles after playing rugby at Flamengo's beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Photographs of a naked Prince Harry in a Las Vegas hotel room have popped up online. A celebrity gossip site published two pictures of the 27-year-old royal cavorting with what they called a mystery woman in a VIP suite. Prince Harry's office confirmed Wednesday Aug. 22. 2012 that the photos were of the prince but declined to make any further comment.Photo by Associated Press /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
LONDON - Brace yourself, Harry.
A prominent British public relations guru said Friday he'd been approached by two women who claimed to have more material on Prince Harry, raising the possibility that the world may soon be seeing more compromising images of the British royal.
Earlier this week, celebrity gossip website TMZ published photos of Harry romping in the nude during a party at his Las Vegas hotel suite. Many Britons have laughed off the 27-year-old prince's hijinks, but questions have been raised about his publicly-funded security detail.
In a telephone interview, publicist Max Clifford said he had been called by two American women who claim they were in the prince's hotel room in the U.S. last week. Clifford, a savvy operator famous for negotiating kiss-and-tell interviews, said the women "said they had lots of interesting things: pictures, video, that kind of thing."
He said he turned them down.
"I couldn't justify this," he said. "It's an infringement of his privacy. That's why I said no."
On Thursday, TMZ claimed that "several girls" had taken pictures at the party using their cellphones as the party got started and that "more photos were taken" after the clothes came off. Neither TMZ nor Clifford has made clear whether they believe the unreleased photographs show the prince in the nude.
British publications have largely steered clear of the photographs, with the prominent exception of Rupert Murdoch's The Sun tabloid, which became the first paper to splash the pictures across its front page on Friday with the words: "HEIR IT IS!" and marketing the grainy photograph as a "souvenir printed edition."
Britain's Press Complaints Commission said it has received more than 850 complaints about the naked pictures in the tabloid, mostly from members of the public. Nearly all of the complaints are about invasion of privacy and will be investigated, the commission added.
The paper said it had defied the wishes of the royal family because there was a public interest in knowing what the prince, who represented the queen at the 2012 Olympic Games and is heavily involved in charity work, got up to while abroad.
Privacy lawyer Chris Hutchings said the paper's public interest argument could have traction.
"The public interest argument is on the basis that Prince Harry represents this country around the world and the photos bring into question his suitability to act as a British ambassador," Hutchings said, although he added: "The Sun have taken a calculated risk in publishing the photos given their inherently private nature."
As of Friday, the palace hasn't made any official complaint.
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How many pieces of gum does Mangini put in his mouth at a time?
I mean, he looks like me when I was 8 trying to get the whole pouch of big league chew in my mouth.
He looks ridiculous on the sidelines.
I don't want to give Mangini a pass because the gameplan yesterday was awful, but is it possible that Mangini has been neutered?
I mean has he been dealt cards he does not want to have? He seems a bit defeated - less bravado.
How many pieces of gum does Mangini put in his mouth at a time?
I mean, he looks like me when I was 8 trying to get the whole pouch of big league chew in my mouth.
He looks ridiculous on the sidelines.
What was with that shirt he was wearing?
I could kick his ass.
He has mantits.
Mystical, sick room.
Stole this below from Integrity28 thread - but this bit explains why I ask this question:
"Eric doesn't seem to know who he wants to be regarding players. At first he was uber-strict, and pulled something out of his bag of tricks every week to inspire them. Now he has "lightened-up" and when was the last time he was written up and applauded for a great pre-game, rally-the-troops effort? The last time this happened was his first year. Mangini was great in year one with the players, strict, but inspiring... game one of last year he had already lost the locker room, because of the Pete Kendall bull ****. Then came Spygate and his waffling over the QB position. Nobody, especially a locker room full of men, is going to respect waffling and indecisiveness."
Has the upper management vetoed Mangini? Is he feeling like a lame duck coach because he "isn't buying the groceries." He just seems different to me starting at the end of last year ...
Funniest thread title of the month, the best is the "?"
Mangini was hired and then Mr T was promoted.Who has the power?
when did Mangini have "bravado"?
was that when he was a video preparer for the Browns CS in 199-something?
Is this the official ...
How Many Things I Can Find Wrong With Mangini Thread?
mangini started out as a maverick but the media questioned him going for it against the Colts in 06 and then again a few weeks later with the onsides kick in the bears game.
He could not handle the media pressure the pressure so now he plays it by the book.
Mangini is a hack---he was a hack in New England, and that's why Belechek took his defensive play calling functions away from him. You team this hack with the Bean Counter Tannenbaum, and that spells more years of suffering.


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"I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally" ~ W.C. Fields
um. at least someone should orgasim during sex. otherwise wtf is the point?
"I didn't feel like we had to score," Tannehill said. "I had the mindset we were going to score."
Bull****. $1000 says the guy just goes and finishes himself off in the can if he doesn't blow it during.
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Promise and Progress - A Place to Come Together
A Place to Come Together
Date: April 1, 2007
A Place to Come Together - Auditorium Named for Cancer Center's First Director
Thirty years ago, when the first facility to house a cancer center at Johns Hopkins (then called the Oncology Center) was being built, the Center's director, Albert H. Owens, had a vision. At the time, little was known about cancer, and he believed that the most rapid advances would come from the collaboration between clinicians and laboratory researchers. To encourage and facilitate this collaborative atmosphere he had the laboratories built adjacent to the patient floors. It was a unique concept in academic medicine at the time and one that fostered the continual exchange of information between the bench and the bedside.
As our facilities and faculty grew, it became impossible to have everyone working on cancer in the same building. However, that translational philosophy instilled under Owens' leadership remains in practice at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center today. Today, the 230-seat, technologically advanced auditorium that joins the Bunting Blaustein Cancer Research Building to the recently constructed David H. Koch Cancer Research Building provides space for clinicians and investigators to come together. That it has been named for Owens seems a fitting tribute.


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Vintage photos of:
Golden Valley, Minnesota, probably about 1952. My dad, my older sister and me. My dad, as you can see, used to have quite a space between his front teeth. I always loved hats...and my big sis. My mother or one of my aunts was probably the photographer.
The Brass Cleaning Tool Set was still the rage in the late Fifties-early Sixties. The shovel, the round broom, and the stoker - along with the handled-stand that provided a platform for the three tools. Note the four finial tipped shafts.
Is that house anywhere near Schuller's Tavern? My band Turnstyle plays there once in a while.
Did every 1950s living room have a fireplace set like that? Check out ours here. Not exactly the same, but close. Great shot! Reminds me I need to put up my cowboy outfit and hobby horse photo from around the same time.