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Drought (U.S. Drought of 2012)
Mashid Mohadjerin for The New York Times
News about Drought (U.S. Drought of 2012), including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Dec. 18, 2014
Arizona, California and Nevada, in face of 14-year drought in Colorado River basin, sign agreement to add up to three million acre-feet of water to Lake Mead by 2020 from conservation and water management; lake, Colorado River reservoir, is water source for much of Southwest. MORE
Dec. 13, 2014
Water levels in California's two largest reservoirs, Shasta and Oroville, are far below historic averages for mid-December, even after latest strong storm. MORE
Dec. 9, 2014
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reports California's extreme drought is caused by natural climate variability over past three years; says climate change brought about by humans has played little role. MORE
Nov. 30, 2014
Residents of wealthy California district encompassing Rancho Santa Fe are using more water than those in any other part of state, three years into severe drought; water managers are pushing area residents to cut back on water use and share burden that has so far been shouldered largely by poorer parts of state. MORE
Oct. 23, 2014
Altay Journal; drought in northwest China has adversely affected region's Kazakh herders and their flocks of sheep; nomadic herders have resisted official efforts to force them to live in newly-built villages, but drought has tested their traditional lifestyle. MORE
Oct. 8, 2014
California officials report the largest monthly decline in water use in 2014, with consumption falling 11.5 percent in August compared with the year before. MORE
Oct. 8, 2014
Many sports teams and stadium operators in drought-ridden parts of the country are searching for new ways to reduce water consumption by sports venues to help lower their costs and raise their public images. MORE
Oct. 6, 2014
Record household debt and signs of drought are squeezing Thailand's economy; country's farmers are expected to bear the brunt as central bank predicts economic growth of 1.5 percent for 2014. MORE
Oct. 3, 2014
Life in rural community of Porterville in Tulare County, California, has been completely upended by drying of wells due to state's record-breaking drought, now in its third year; nowhere in state is situation more dire than in the county, where state officials say that at least 700 households have no access to running water. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Decade-long drought and heat wave has dramatically affected lives of Mongolians, many of whom still practice seminomadic herding ways of their ancestors; extreme winter events, which often lead to livestock herd die-offs, have also become more common; hardships have driven many to abandon traditional way of life. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
California's hopes for heavy rains that might bring relief from drought are dimmed, as long-term weather forecasters say it is unlikely that strong El Nino will develop in 2014. MORE
Sep. 2, 2014
Record-setting drought in California has many homeowners opting to paint their lawns; spray-painting an average-size lawn in Southern California costs less than $300, and if owner hates it, paint will fade and be gradually mowed off within three months. MORE
Sep. 1, 2014
California Gov Jerry Brown is expected to sign measures making drought-plagued California the last Southwestern state to establish groundwater controls; sweeping legislation does not eliminate private ownership, but establishes framework for managing groundwater withdrawals through local agencies; new legal framework also requires that state step in if local authorities fail to manage their aquifers in a sustainable manner. MORE
Aug. 30, 2014
United Nations World Food Program says as many as 2.8 million people are struggling to feed themselves in Central American because of severe drought; Guatemala declared state of emergency after 256,000 families lost their crops. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Study published in journal Science finds that about 63 trillion gallons of groundwater have been lost across Western United States since start of 2013 due to severe drought, causing earth's crust to rise by 0.15 inches over two years. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Biologists are struggling to find ways to protect giant sequoias, some of world's oldest and most storied trees, from drought, forest fires and climate change threatening California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Businesses on California's Catalina Island have spent more than $40 million updating quaint town of Avalon and reviving tourism, but island is quickly running out of water; with island's reservoir approaching record low, businesses and homes will be required to cut water use by 25 percent. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Many California communities, stricken by crippling drought, are fighting back against water theft by marijuana growers; while cannabis cultivation is legal in California, marijuana is an extremely thirsty plant, and growers have begun siphoning off extra supplies in order to maintain their product. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
California officials approve most drastic measures yet to reduce water consumption during state's increasingly serious drought, including fines of up to $500 per day under some circumstances for watering a garden, washing a car or hosing down a sidewalk. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Editorial warns that strong water conservation measures are needed in California in order to help state avoid severe shortages; notes that Los Angeles has recorded lowest rainfall for two consecutive years and that climate change is likely to worsen situation; says 70 percent of water districts still have not imposed reasonable mandatory restrictions, and calls for state and local officials to act with greater urgency. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Kern River oil field in California is one of the nation's largest, but for every barrel of oil extracted by its owner Chevron, about 10 barrels of water are produced and then sold to local water district that distributes it to farmers; it is one of the more unusual sources of water, one whose importance has increased in a year when drought has forced farmers to fallow acres of land. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Californians have cut their water consumption only 5 percent in five months compared with recent years since a drought emergency was declared; cities, faced with apparent indifference to stern warnings from state leaders and media alarms, have encouraged residents to tattle on their neighbors for wasting water--and residents have responded in droves. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Arizona could be forced to cut water deliveries to its two largest cities unless states that tap the dwindling Colorado River find ways to reduce water consumption and deal with a crippling drought; warning comes as federal Bureau of Reclamation forecasts that Lake Mead, Colorado River reservoir that is the network's sole water source, is poised to fall to a level not seen since the lake was first filled in 1938. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Unicef officials report supply of safe water in Syria is now one-third of level it was before March 2011 when civil war began, and warn of new levels of suffering because of worsening regional drought. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Gov Jerry Brown is portraying California as the front line of climate change, saying effects of man-made global warming are devastating the state; draws direct link between climate change and both the record-setting drought that has left the state parched and the early-season wildfires that have broken out across California. MORE
May. 15, 2014
About a dozen local governments in California, responding to drought and powerful earthquakes, vote to restrict or prohibit fracking in their jurisdictions; concerns over environmental effects and water usage grow; bill to declare statewide moratorium on fracking is gathering support in State Senate. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Districts in California are rationing water and imposing fines that will quickly double, triple or quadruple customers' typical water bills, all in the name of encouraging water conservation in state's debilitating drought; doing so, however, may violate state law. MORE
Apr. 21, 2014
California farmers, heading into third year of prolonged drought, are being forced to make dire choices that could leave as much as 800,000 acres, or about 7 percent of state's cropland, fallow; decisions by farmers influenced by drought and wildlife rules concerning water rights, will mean higher fruit and vegetables prices for consumers. MORE
Apr. 21, 2014
Arizona State University professor Timothy Richards estimates coming rise in prices of California produce due to drought. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
California government has begun transporting salmon to the sea by truck and by barge, hoping to save fish that have become stranded by shallow rivers amid drought; officials hope fully-matured fish will return upstream years later, both for the sake of the endangered species and for state's billion-dollar salmon industry. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
California Department of Water Resources announces it is increasing water allotments from the State Water Project, from zero to 5 percent of what water districts have requested, in effort to ease drought-stricken farmers and cities in state. MORE
Apr. 5, 2014
California drought has taken a large toll on Jim Ouimet and his mushing company, Mammoth Dog Teams, which offers sled-dog tours that depend on snowfall; recent years have seen less and less snow on peaks of the Eastern Sierras near Mammoth Lakes, where business is located. MORE
Mar. 17, 2014
Prolonged drought has intensified conflict over water rights in the West, as farmers, industry and municipalities raise stakes in legal battles; problems have been exacerbated by the explosive growth of Western cities and suburbs, and a byzantine set of water laws that seem tailor-made for disputes. MORE
Mar. 13, 2014
Many Californians are facing reality that green lawns are no longer realistic in era of widespread water shortages; are exploring possibilities of brown yards covered with native plants. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
Mark Bittman Op-Ed column asserts that drought in California underscores need for policies that will result in a consistently reliable water supply for the state's farmers; maintains that either crop selection must be modified or water delivery and use must be more rational. MORE
Mar. 9, 2014
Op-Ed article by research meteorologist Martin P Hoerling contends that scientific evidence does not support an argument that the drought in California is appreciably linked to human-induced climate change, and has historical precedent; maintains that the value of determining the cause of the drought can provide a preview of the future. MORE
Mar. 8, 2014
Lake of the Woods, Calif, may run out of municipal drinking water by the summer if rain does not return, making it one of 17 rural communities in state's southern region facing the same problem; regulations, community water-saving efforts and the drilling of new wells have all failed in the face of persistent drought. MORE
Mar. 8, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof James McWilliams underscores amount of water required to fatten livestock, in light of California's ongoing drought; contends environmental impact of raising cattle in California shows it is a mistake to believe current livestock production is sustainable. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
California Gov Jerry Brown and top Democrats announce a $687 million plan to provide immediate help to drought-stricken communities. MORE
Feb. 17, 2014
Some of leading experts in climate change suggest that it most likely has little role in causing California's current drought; scientists maintain that Obama administration was right to cite climate change when announcing aid for the drought-stricken state, as effects of drought appear to have been made worse by climatic warning. MORE
Feb. 17, 2014
Project developed by San Francisco start-up WaterFX is tapping abundant, if contaminated, resource of billions of gallons of water that lie just below surface in drought-stricken California; $1 million solar thermal desalination plant, financed by Panoche Water District with state funds, is removing impurities from drainage water at half the cost of traditional methods, and, if successful, could offer some relief to West's long-running water wars. MORE
Feb. 15, 2014
Pres Obama arrives in the heart of California's parched farmland to offer tens of millions of dollars in federal assistance to the state, where the lack of rain and snow this winter has led to the severest drought in its modern history; also presses ahead with the more difficult task of enlisting rural America in his campaign on climate change by linking it to the drought. MORE
Feb. 14, 2014
California is facing its worst drought in modern history, and losses from idled farms are hitting hard among farmers; thousands of farm workers who rely on paychecks for tending fields are expected to go unemployed; Central Valley is massive stretch of land in middle part of state that provides nearly half of nation's produce; farmers will have to rely on private wells. MORE
Feb. 10, 2014
Op-Ed article by authors Blain Roberts and Ethan J Kytle questions what will happen if drought and rising air pollution continue to afflict the California's Central Valley, where a third of the nation's fruit and vegetables are grown; contends area's residents must acquiesce to water-saving measures. MORE
Feb. 3, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Jayson Lusk and Dr Henry I Miller contends both wheat farmers and consumers have suffered due to fact that there is no genetically engineered wheat being grown commercially in the United States; holds genetically engineered wheat would be better able to withstand drought conditions. MORE
Feb. 2, 2014
Drought that has swept California is threatening the state's drinking water supply; officials say they are moving to put emergency plans in place; deteriorating situation will likely mean imposing mandatory water conservation measures on homeowners and businesses, who have already been asked to voluntarily reduce their water use by 20 percent. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
California state officials say they will cut off the water to local agencies serving 25 million residents and about 750,000 acres of farmland, in response to one of worst droughts in history; most of the 29 agencies affected have other sources they can draw from, such as groundwater and local reservoirs. MORE
Jan. 22, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column highlights State Department cable disclosed by WikiLeaks that underscores connection between drought and climate change and civil unrest in Syria; contends that it is impossible to understand the Arab awakenings without considering climate, environment and population stresses. MORE
Jan. 18, 2014
Water shortage has residents of California, which is suffering from record drought, trying to deal with problems that usually arise in midsummer, and is affecting vast sectors of the economy; sense of dread is building among farmers, many whom have already let fields go fallow, and cattle ranchers have had to rely on bought hay or reduce their herds. MORE
Jan. 16, 2014
Government scientists say that drought condition in California and elsewhere in the Far West intensified in 2013, adding to concerns about water supplies in the region. MORE
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Water Source for Almonds in California May Run Dry
The business of growing almonds has thrived in California despite drought because of a federally controlled project that allowed for Sacramento River water flows, but the law requires that that source nurture salmon as well during scarcity.
December 28, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON DROUGHT AND: Agriculture and Farming , Water , Nuts , Drought , Law and Legislation , Salmon , California
States in Parched Southwest Take Steps to Bolster Lake Mead
Arizona, California and Nevada signed an agreement calling for conservation and other efforts to forestall further drops in Lake Mead, the water source for much of the region.
December 18, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON DROUGHT AND: Drought , Southwestern States (US) , Colorado River , Lake Mead , Conservation of Resources , Water , Arizona , California , Colorado , Reservoirs
Conserving Water
The director of Los Angeles Waterkeeper describes its campaign to encourage motorists not to wash their cars for 60 days.
December 17, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON DROUGHT AND: Water , Drought , California , Conservation of Resources
Flood-Causing Deluge Amounts to Just Drops in California Drought
A Pacific storm that left Northern California a mess and caused at least two deaths was not enough to make more than a "minor dent" in a historic dry period.
December 13, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON DROUGHT AND: California , Rain , Drought , Reservoirs , Weather , Water , Floods , El Nino Southern Oscillation , National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
California Drought Is Said to Have Natural Cause
Climate change attributable to human behavior "may have done a little bit of an add-on," the study's lead author said.
December 9, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON DROUGHT AND: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration , California , Drought , Global Warming , Australia , Seager, Richard
In Midst of California's Drought, a Rainy Day Is a Welcome Sight
The drenching rainstorm that settled in California on Tuesday came as the state wheezed its way into the fourth year of the worst drought in centuries.
December 3, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON DROUGHT AND: California , Rain , Landslides and Mudslides , Drought , Weather
As Mexico Addresses Climate Change, Critics Point to Shortcomings
Mexico has passed laws to regulate emissions and promote renewable energy, but some analysts doubt it will commit the resources to meet its much-lauded goals.
November 30, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON DROUGHT AND: Mexico , Greenpeace , Weather , Global Warming , United Nations , Alternative and Renewable Energy , Drought , Floods , Agriculture and Farming , Greenhouse Gas Emissions , Livestock , Hurricanes and Tropical Storms
Where Grass Is Greener, a Push to Share Drought's Burden
The lush residential horse pastures in Rancho Santa Fe are a reminder that life has continued almost as before in much of the state, even as some elsewhere cope with dry taps.
November 30, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON DROUGHT AND: California , Drought , Water , Income Inequality
Preserving an Accident, the Salton Sea in California, for the Good of Nature
The Salton Sea, a briny lake created by a mismanaged effort to divert a river, has become a key habitat for migrating birds and is now in danger of drying out.
November 11, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON DROUGHT AND: Salton Sea , Birds , Fish and Other Marine Life , California , Drought , Colorado River , Global Warming , Lakes
Tackling a Drought in Iran
The central problem remains the authorities' unwillingness to use pricing as a tool.
November 10, 2014, Monday
Mapping the Spread of Drought Across the U.S.
Maps and charts updated weekly show the latest extent of the drought in the United States.
High and Dry in Pot Country
California's drought is affecting agriculture including marijuana. Illegal growers are being blamed for stolen water and environmental damage. Small-scale farmers say the crop can be grown green.
California's Extreme Drought, Explained
The state is experiencing the worst drought in its history. Find out just how bad the situation is getting and what it means for you.
Times Minute | Tech Earnings Preview
Apple, Microsoft and Amazon will issue quarterly reports this week. Also on the Minute, the effect of California's water crisis and celebrating 100 years of Wrigley Field.
In California, Worries Over Water
As a deep drought continues, Lake of the Woods, Calif., and other rural communities in the state are facing a threat to their drinking water.
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Tutti Fruitti Brown Rice Salad
Adapted from The Whole Grains Council, www.wholegrainscouncil.org
Serves 4
|3 cups cooked Brown rice
|3/4 cup dried cranberries
|1 mango, chopped
|3/4 cup chopped NOW Real Food® Raw Pecans*
|1/2 cup raspberry vinaigrette dressing
|1/4 cup plus two Tbsp. fresh chopped parsley, divided
- In a large bowl, combine rice, cranberries, mango, pecans, vinaigrette, and 1/4 cup parsley.
- Toss well.
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281 mg Sodium
50 mg Carbohydrates
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Your donation will go to the direct care of the animals that live at the sanctuary and to our rehabilitation program for any native injured wildlife that is brought to us.
Sign up for our news letter by submitting your email on the homepage, the newsletter includes updates on the sanctuary and its resident animals, fundraising events, creature features, event highlights, and donation recognitions. Also included in the newsletter is information about family and community events that the sanctuary participates in that are open to the public (may or may not include an admission fee depending on sponsoring party). Donations can be made in many forms including: monetary, wish list items, and volunteering your time and services to the care of the animals and maintenance of the sanctuary.
It takes alot of time and dedication to do what we do and the only way we can continue helping animals is with your support all money raised goes to enrichment activities, food, shelter for new animals, vet care and feed and expansion of exsisting enclosures. You may send in a donation by check or pay through pay pal or credit card on the Razoo link a secure site. As well as take advantage of picking one of the coolest credit cards in town from capital one on the link below pick one of three of our residents and show your support. Your rewards points from purchases go to the sanctuary in automatically and you don't need to do anything but swipe. We appreciate anything you can do for us and we will continue to do the work we love and rescue as many animals as possible.
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Will Ferrell, member of a super-secret style Illuminati? Could be. 2013's funniest funnyman is known for making audiences crack up, but his comedic legacy isn't his only noteworthy contribution to society. He's also been one of the world's most inadvertent style icons, expertly predicting current menswear trends months, sometimes years before even we at GQ catch up. A sense of style this next level shouldn't go unappreciated, which is why we've combed through Will Ferrell's outfit archive for nuggets of sartorial wisdom. Turns out there was a bevy of menswear treasure just waiting to be found. Prepare to have your mind blown by the ten current menswear trends Will Ferrell already predicted.*
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Saturday, September 13
12:00pm to 3:00pm
Endicott Park
Weirs Beach
Laconia, NH
Tickets available online!
$35 for Young Republicans (up to age 40)
$45 for all others
Children under 12 free
Molly Sanborn, Chairman
New Hampshire Young Republicans National Committeewoman Dr. Dana Gordon was named "Woman of the Year" at the national Young Republican's annual meeting in Washington, DC.
New Hampshire Young Republican Chair Molly Sanborn said "I am delighted to have a member of our board recognized on a national stage for her hard work and dedication to the party. I congratulate Dana and look forward to working with her and our board members on the path to victory this November."
Dr. Gordon said "I am absolutely humbled to be named the Young Republican National Federation's Woman of the Year! Words cannot express how touched I am to receive this incredible honor. Love of God, country, and family have always been my motivating factors in life, and I will use this award as a springboard to continue fighting for these issues in New Hampshire, our great nation, and in my political endeavors abroad."
Dr. Dana Gordon is a graduate of Vanderbilt University with a PhD in Clinical Psychology. Previously she served as the Young Republican National Committeewoman for both Florida and Georgia. Dr. Gordon serves as the YRNF Delegate to the European Young Conservatives Leadership Conference at Cambridge University, a center-right organization focusing on advancing a conservative political philosophy worldwide. She is the African Affairs Committee Chairman for the YRNF and has been active in grassroots campaigns in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Arizona, Louisiana, and Texas. Dr. Gordon is currently a Principal Clinical Research Associate specializing in medical drug research and biomedical device technology.
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Today the New Hampshire Young Republicans hosted their 5th Annual Lobster Bake at Brown's Lobster Pound in Seabrook. Attendees at the event participated in a straw poll that included the 2016 GOP Presidential Primary and the 2014 GOP race for Governor, US Senator, and both Congressional districts.
The official results of today's straw poll are as follows:
President 2016: Ben Carson 43%, Rand Paul 15%, Ted Cruz 8%, Jeb Bush 8%, Chris Christie 6%, Donald Trump 5%, Kelly Ayotte 4%, Rick Perry 4%, Sarah Palin 3%, Scott Walker 1%, Paul Ryan 1%, Marco Rubio 1%, John Huntsman 1%, John Thune 1%
NH Governor: George Lambert 43%, Ted Gatsas 25%, Chuck Rolecek 21%, Brad Cook 4%, Bill Binnie 3% (Write-in), Chris Sununu 2% (Write-in), Andy Sanborn 1% (Write-in)
US Senator: Scott Brown 28%, Laurie Sanborn 25%, Charlie Bass 19%, Jim Rubens 16%, Karen Testerman 12%
Congressional District 1: Dan Innis 40%, Jeff Chidester 32%, Frank Guinta 21%, Rick Parent 6%
Congressional District 2: Andrew Hemingway 74%, Gary Lambert 25%, Marilinda Garcia 1% (Write-in)Read More
Please join the NH Young Republicans for an afternoon of fun, food and politics at Brown's Lobster Pound.
Whether you're young or just young at heart, from NH or one of our neighboring states, we'd love to have your company for this great event!
Saturday, October 19, 2013 from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Brown's Lobster Pound
407 Highway 286
Seabrook, NH
Tickets available online by clicking here!
$40 for Young Republicans (up to age 40)
$50 for all others
Children under 12 free
The New Hampshire Young Republicans are proud to announce that Bob Burns was elected as the YRNF Northeast Regional Director at the annual convention in Mobile Alabama. The Northeast Region covers the New England states and New York. The Regional Director is responsible for supervising and coordinating activities in their area, such as deployments of activists and overseeing the state chairmen. Burns, the NH Republican party's nominee for Executive Council District 4 in 2012 had previously served as Hillsborough County Treasurer and as the New Hampshire Young Republican's National Committeeman from 2009 to 2013. He is currently the Chair of the Greater Manchester Young Republicans.
Upon winning election to the post, Burns said "Having a New Hampshire presence on the national board will strengthen the relationship New Hampshire already enjoys with the YRNF." New Hampshire Young Republican Chair Molly Sanborn said "Bob's election to Regional Director strengthens our organization and we look forward to bringing more Young Republican events and activists to New Hampshire."
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Join the New Hampshire Young Republicans
& NH House Speaker Bill O'Brien!
For a fun day of Food, Rides, Attractions, and Politics!
Saturday September 1st from 10AM to 6PM at the Aquaboggan Water Park.
Located at 980 Portland Road Saco, ME
Tickets are $35 they include a Lobster Meal, Parking, Park Access,
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I'm 14 and I am pretty little and skinmy. 5'3, 103 pounds. Well, yah, I did triple cs 2 days ago. They made me trip the fuck out.! The only other things I do are marijuana and alchol. So it was my first time doing a drug like that. Me and my friend Brina (who also only does marijuana and alchol) only took 6. My friends Kyle and Raymond took 12. It wasn't Kyle and Raymond's first time.. Well anyways I did them and we were waiting forever for them to kick in. Brina and I thought they weren't going to work. After about an hour and a half, I finally started feeling it, and from there it got trippier and trippier. I had my sister pick me up at like 8. I was suppose to be home at 6. Luckily, my mom was at work. My dad was home but he was laying in bed falling asleep already. It was like going to a new world. My pupils were soo huge, they almost covered my whole eye. I went to bed around 10 and woke up at 2am. From 2am – 3am I was just laying there rolling back and fourth on my bed tripping the fuck out. I fell back asleep. In the morning I had school so I woke up at 6am and was still tripping out!!! The school day was so shitty. I think my teachers could tell I was on something. I fell asleep in class too. And I was being pretty quiet the whole day cause I was still in the zone. And when I woke up early today, I felt normal again. I know CCC's are really bad for you. But I honestly, would probably do it a couple more times. :] it's fun. 7 years ago


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Flyers set all-time record with $85,595 jackpot with charitable proceeds benefiting those most affected by the Boston terrorist attack
In a town that isn't always known for compassion, the Philadelphia Flyers and their fans did their city proud when they honored the victims and first responders of the recent Boston terrorist attack.
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Goldfine, M. E., Branstetter, S. A., & Horn, K. A. (2012). The nicotine withdrawal assessment for youth: Initial instrument validation and psychometric properties. Addictive Behaviors, 37, 580-582.
Comer, J. S., Puliafico, A. C., Aschenbrand, S. G., McKnight, K., Robin, J. A., Goldfine, M. E., & Albano, A.M. (2012). A pilot feasibility evaluation of the CALM Program for anxiety disorders in early childhood. Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 26, 40-49.
Tempel, A. T., & Goldfine, M. E. (2010). Marital discord and PCIT. In C. B. McNeil & T. Hembree-Kigin (Eds.), Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (2nd ed.). New York: Springer Press.
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Goldfine, M. E., Foley, K. P., & McNeil, C. B. (2008). From the mouths of freshmen: Using qualitative student feedback to improve teaching effectiveness. The Behavior Therapist, 31, 113-116.
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2007 Outstanding Student Poster Award, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy Conference
2006 Professional Research Milestone Award, West Virginia University
2005 Masters Thesis Alumni Fund Research Award, West Virginia University
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2003 Psi Chi, National Honor Society in Psychology
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SmartOS is self hosting. Make sure you are running the latest release of SmartOS to do your builds. If you're on a build from before the fake subset was killed – April 2013, there is a high likelihood the build will fail. Please update your platform.
Zone creation
SmartOS is built in a zone. Use the smartos multiarch 13.3.0 zone image (UUID a1d74530-4212-11e3-8a71-a7247697c8f2)
Do not use any other zone image.
Import the zone image:
Your zone will need sufficient memory, space, space in tmpfs, and access to the ufs, pcfs, and tmpfs drivers. Below are some settings to make sure to include in your zone's json specification (make sure to set up a NIC as well... see How to create a zone ( OS virtualized machine ) in SmartOS for further details):
Use vmadm to create your zone, then you can use zlogin to log in.
In-zone Configuration
You should generally be working on, and building, the software as an unprivileged user -- that is, a non-root user. Some of the steps of the configure script, and of the live image creation, require root privileges. The SmartOS build process will use pfexec(1) to obtain root privileges just for the commands that need them.
Configure your non-root user account to be able to escalate privileges to root with the usermod(1M) tool:
Getting the source trees
SmartOS requires the illumos kernel source tree and a couple more repositories (kvm, ...) as well as various compilation tools to build. The following steps download the various source trees and binaries required for the build:
The configure script requires root privileges for a limited subset of its operation. Earlier, this document describes using usermod to grant those privileges to your build user account.
If any git clone operation launched by configure hangs, it can be interrupted with Ctrl-C and configure can be restarted (it will pick up at the last unfinished step). After configure finishes successfully, the build zone is ready for the build. One can make a snapshot of the build zone at this point and rollback later if the build fails for any reason.
Building SmartOS
|Building on an "underpowered" system
If your system doesn't actually have a lot of RAM or CPU, the following tweak may prevent resource exhaustion from interrupting your build:
You are now ready to build.
Good luck! Build times for SmartOS on various hardware configurations should be similar to the build times for the illumos kernel itself which can be found in the illumos wiki, plus of course the time required to build the SmartOS-specific parts.
Packaging SmartOS
Before you can distribute your new SmartOS build, you need to install a couple of packages.
With those packages installed, you can now use the scripts in smartos-live/tools to build an iso or usb image.
Oct 10, 2012
Doesn't seem to want to build like this with the latest bits... issue created in smartos-live.
BTW, since a while the WIKI behaves quite strangely.. the "code panels" blank out and back in [sometimes] while scrolling, extremely annoying.
the resources mentioned 'sufficient memory, space, space in tmpfs' are unforgiveable and lack of resources will fail in bizarre ways.... add swap if need be(via the global zone). Only smartos:1.6.3 will work, apparently not the latest base.


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For starters, typical kitty litter is made of clay. Clay added to water makes cement. While it will not happen right away, eventually your pipes will clog with homemade cement. If it isn't clay litter, nearly all litter is created to absorb liquid. When the particles absorb the liquid, they expand—pipes don't.
Of course, there is the option of using flushable kitty litter, which is said to be biodegradable. However, even this type of kitty litter has the possibility of clogging your pipes. The truth is septic systems just aren't designed to handle kitty litter, no matter how gentle it may be.
Aside from the litter itself, what's in the litter—the kitty clumps—aren't so great for the environment. Toxoplasmosis, a parasite found in kitty clumps, is harmful to marine mammals. When it is flushed down the toilet, it enters the water system.
So, although it seems extremely convenient to flush kitty litter and its accompanying clumps down the toilet, don't be tempted to actually do it. Instead, scoop the kitty litter into plastic bags or a usual trash bag, seal it, and throw it away with the rest of your household garbage.
If you're looking for ways to be green, consider things that are safer for the environment such as recycling plastic and aluminum, or composting food scraps. Consider purchasing locally grown food and cleaning the house with eco-friendly cleaning products. But save the kitty litter for the trash.
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A barricaded gunman in Walled Lake was arrested after firing shots at a police helicopter Thursday morning.
The 42-year-old gunman was barricaded in a home on Winwood Circle, according to the Oakland County Sheriff's Department. The home is in the area of Pontiac Trial near Maple Road. Residents in the area were forced to evacuate. The suspect's mother was inside the home at the time of the incident.
Police said the man fired several shots out the back door of the home. Several guns were found inside the house.
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Do you hear yourself?
by sky on Jan.29, 2014, under Organizations and Sociology, Self & Consciousness
The real "Sky"?
The real "Sky"?
"Do you hear yourself?" in your web site and marketing?
In an article Content: Guided by Voices, (on Feedblitz's blog) Bob LeDrew exhorts you to help your organization or yourself find your voice — your legitimate voice. He explores a few ways and examples, including some sketching and visual methods (I use sketching and visuals all the time when I'm exploring ideas!). And arrives at a way of checking your progress. (continue reading…)
No such thing as a "Quick question"
by sky on Jan.20, 2014, under Communicating, Frothy Concepts, The Quantified Self
I like to think I'm open and helpful. Not everyone would agree. But the one thing that really annoys me is the email whose title is "…quick question…"
Of course the question will be quick. But, if it's a question worth answering, the answer will take an hour.
Tech and Peace
by sky on Nov.26, 2013, under Media, Organizations and Sociology, Peace and ethics
As many as 10 years ago, the term "ICT for Development" or ICT4D came into popular use. It was based on the premise that information and communication [ICT] technologies could be used as a cornerstone in economic and human development.
The efforts have been rangy — from the "One Laptop per Child" project to projects where cellular (phone) technologies would be used to bring health education and services to remote communities. (See also OLPC on Wikipedia.) OLPC is a particularly good example of the ICT4D genre because over the years it has brought a large number of its computers to children, but has not achieved the broad success sought for the project by its founder, Nicholas Negroponte, co-founder of the M.I.T. Media Lab. i've written
Do what I want, not what I (don't) say
by sky on Jan.25, 2013, under Communicating, Frothy Concepts, Organizations and Sociology, Software and online tools, The Quantified Self
I have lots of clients who have great ideas, wonderful vision, and yet have a lot of trouble understanding why I keep asking them for more and more specificity before I sit down and write some HTML or code. I'm afraid they sometimes think I'm a dolt because I keep asking for more detail about exactly what they want me to do. They find it hard to understand why I can't just take an idea and run with it. Why do I need a detailed specification?
I ran into this passage a week ago, written over 10 years ago (but timeless), and the clarity and insight was so right on that I laughed out loud:
"The programmer, who needs clarity, who must talk all day to a machine that demands declarations, hunkers down into a low-grade annoyance. It is here that the stereotype of the programmer, sitting in a dim room, growling from behind Coke cans, has its origins. The disorder of the desk, the floor; the yellow Post-it notes everywhere; the whiteboards covered with scrawl: all this is the outward manifestation of the messiness of human thought. The messiness cannot go into the program; it piles up around the programmer.
Ullman, Ellen (2012-02-28). Close to the Machine: Technophilia and Its Discontents (Kindle Locations 352-356). Picador. Kindle Edition.
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Beat Jazz 2-0 ggs.
Alright renovations have offically begun once again. These renovations will affect how this league works greatly. I encourage everyone to reach as high on the leaderboard as possible prior to these changes anyone with over 10 symbols will be rewarded in the long run. There will be three new brains comming into the league. The brains will go live once their userbars are done. The last change will be posted once art is done but will not go live till about 1 week after they are posted to allow for the changes to be understood.All wins done from the last update till that point will be updated at once.
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Yellow Lv 36 | Saph Lv 35 | Garnet Lv 35 | Eevee Lv 34 | TDK Lv 38 | APorygonZ Lv 33
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confirming gg
beat elite 2/3-0 and c demo 4-0 ggs guys
yep confirm, he got a few more thunder waves when i needed to attack but overall ggs
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Win (Pupitar sweep)
beat elite 2-0
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Confirm below also vv
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Wales captain Ryan Jones was at a loss to explain his side's shock 26-19 defeat to Samoa in Cardiff on Friday night.
Jones captained Wales for a record 29th time as Rob Howley's side looked to get their autumn campaign back on track following the loss to Argentina.
But the home team were outplayed by Samoa throughout and Jones said: "I'm not really sure where to start.
"We came second best in quite a few facets of that game. It slowly slipped away from us and we didn't have enough in the end. Similar faults to last week - we played rugby in the wrong areas."
It was Wales' fifth successive defeat and Jones added on BBC2 Wales: "When you come off the back of some disappointing results things tend to snowball, but we have to draw a line under that.
"As players we have to take it on the chin because we have two of the best teams in the world coming next (New Zealand and Australia).
"There is no hiding place. We have front up and make sure we turn up in a week's time.
"What could have been one of the greatest days in my career has turned into one of the lowest."
Speaking about facing world champions New Zealand next, Rhys Priestland added: "It's going to be tough, the hardest game in world rugby.
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CenterStage open source media center updates, offers preview of future interface
The Mac media center market is heating up lately, with a healthy collection of competitors to Apple's Front Row offering unique features and different UI experiences. This is great news for anyone who wants to turn an older Mac into a media center, or if Front Row simply doesn't float your boat. ...
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The good folks at Griffin Technology are all about iPod accessories, and they are ramping up their product line for the holiday season. The Disko (pictured) and the centerstage are the two newest cases for your iPod. The Disko answers the question, 'Is there a way to make this elegant iPod look gaud...
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Ode to a Human NightingaleWhen Taylor & Hessey closed for the day, drawing down the blinds on their shop window, no one noticed a young man snatching one of the books from the shelf and secreting it in his great coat. Nor did they notice him slip out the back door into an alleyway filled with the char and tar of London, his eyes swivelling to both sides. Fleet St was busy; the horses trotted down the road with carriages bouncing on the most delicate of axles whilst rank sweat and horse manure intertwined in a stench that overpowered the scent of the evening breeze. Everyone was shouting, their voices tussling with each other as the street groaned under hundreds of feet and hooves; oh indeed for a moment of silence in this hideous city!
"Thruppence for a linnet, sir!" shouted a bird hawker at the young man's side as he sidled down the side of the street, careful to draw the coat more tightly about him. Another voice soon assaulted the first and the young man turned briefly to a grubby boy holding a cage half cov
YellowMy parents bought a little two-bedroom house when they first got married. It was run down, falling apart, but most importantly: cheap.
Two years later, my mother fell pregnant with me. She immediately abandoned her job for some plaster and paint and set about decorating the untouched spare room. She splashed pastel yellow across the walls, replaced the dingy carpet and kitted out the room with furniture.
Sixteen years after my birth, and the yellow paint is flaking off the walls revealing the kiwi green beneath. I can peel back the corners of the carpet to reveal the worn underlay and half rotten floorboards. I can examine the fringe of my cream curtains where the bright yellow hasn't been bleached by the sun. The room is, more or less, unchanged. It has merely lost its sheen, much like the inhabitant of it.
I remained an only child; filling my days with quiet solitary games and elaborate stories whispered under my breath. My isolation only increased as I grew too big for the room that
Dirge I- The Sun Said to ChicagoThe Sun said to Chicago,
"Oh land of sad, sad stone-"
That is all I heard, as the radiance
Was devoured by the continuingcloud
The sun does not shine in Chicago.
I saw many faces here
Who would've been sad,
But they were empty instead.
I saw two silvery ghosts, deer,
Convene in an empty lot.
They conversed, in Silvan tongues,
"Shall we leave then?"
"Yes- the grass is losing here.
The trees are dead, the stones are
To the hands of the empty."
The city's metro wurms squirm;
They are infesting the ground.
They scream, unlike the silent dying
Of Novum Eboracum, Screaming
They are emerging, speeding toward
The stable of the planes and back.
Oh Deus,
I am eight years old.I am eight years old.
My lips are perfectly pink. They don't need to look glossy or tinted redder. My cheeks don't need this, either. My eyes stand out well enough on their own without being lined with black paint. The mascara weighs on my lashes and makes me tired and itchy. This shit on my eyelids shouldn't be there, either.
That was a bad word. I am afraid to say bad words, but I've got a few in my head. My friend told me that the word "bitch" means "female dog," but I think she's wrong. I don't think I've ever heard it used in this context. Actually, I think it's a word for people like you. I say this to you with my eyes. You threaten me because you hear me loud and clear.
Every other weekend, I have to sit here and endure as you put this shit on my face. But that's not why you're a bitch. That's why you're an idiot. What makes you a bitch is the fact that you expect me to be silent and still every time your hand slips and the curling iron burns the top of my ear, or you
Philosophy of Art, Ae....Philosophy of art, aesthetics and creativity Major essay Nietzsche, Tolstoy & Bell
The elusive nature of artistic, aesthetic, and creative endeavor has always been integral to philosophical debate. Three of the principal philosophers to have tackled these subjects are Friedrich Nietzsche, Leo N. Tolstoy and Clive Bell. Each presents a distinctly individual approach to these seemingly intangible areas of discussion. In doing so, they deal with questions regarding how art is defined, what its origin and functions are, what beauty is, and what value art possesses. Nietzsche contends that art contains two core distinctions; great art works draw on both intellect, and spontaneity. Conversely, Tolstoy references colour, sound, and movement as the fundamentals in defining art; art is a language, and these elements are its essential components. Bells argument revolves around what he calls Significant Form. According to this definition, an artwork can be qualifie
The Imperfection of Style 1. Introduction
When you sit down to read a piece written by Baudelaire you do not expect Dickinson sentimentality, nor a Shakespearean wit or Poe's possessiveness with phonetically eeriness. You do expect a Baudelaire experience. But what is a Baudelaire experience? What makes Baudelaire a Baudelaire in comparison with Poe - is it the tonality, details, sentiment, or maybe the vocabulary, sentence construct or themes; Might it be the concepts, or maybe a certain point of view or an angle? Can you create your own style by analytical and critical thinking, learning the hypothetical curve and scale of those degrees, or by comparing different styles and reaching a sort of virginity in style, that which is uniquely you. Who is that which you describe through your style if not a human being, the imperfect creature of them all, and can we, by describing the imperfect, reach perfection?
The chase for Perfection in the creative and artistic world became an
Floating AloneCan they really see me?
I feel like a ghost, swooping silently across the streets. I pass through them, unnoticed.
The days are long and repetitive, and often finish like this. School is tragically monotonous and no one seems to notice me. The machine at the front of the class makes noises and passes out sheets. The other students, the other machines; they interact with it, asking questions and receiving answers, inputting their completed work and occasionally pushing its buttons. But not me. I complete the tasks but the sheet passes through my hands, onto the floor to be crushed and forgotten. My hand drifts up and I wail like a banshee for attention, but the machines don't register my ethereal howls. I even try to push the buttons; "beep, beep, boop, bop! Look at me! I can sing! I can dance! I can float."
Eventually, they find the work. They detect a strange, white noise in their sensors and react, giving me a mechanical, pre-written answer.
I heard 'apart', were you talking about legs?I don't understand
Can you say that again?
Except this time
Without any clothes on
Of Kings and CartographersWe can overhear the whispered conversations
From across the busy street
Strewn with the bit-off ends of storms and cons
That they cling to so desperately
The flooded street which ferries
The discarded briefcases and sins
Through the maze of veins and gateways
The sacred street which carries
Precious life blood through the veins and gateways
Forking off to Heaven and Hell
Now, what about you?
There you are, brushing shoulders
With the coated figures marching to
The drums of war on judgment day
The meek, the wounded, the soulless
And there you are, struggling to earn your place in line
We can overhear the words exchanged
By rulers and brokers and lenders
But can't make out the exact words
They are unclear, spoken from behind a steel door
But the information cannot be missed
Look around, someone among us doesn't belong
Find the Saint and cast him out
Then go right on worrying
Worrying about the burnt-out remains
Of storms and cons, storms and triumphs
Worrying about losing cou
avalanche.The Ogre rises up among its brother and sister peaks, the Monk and the Virgin, a craggy limestone buttress looming above most of the north-eastern part of the Bernese Alps.
The Eiger: 13,042 feet of sheer rock, cracks and treacherous ice-fields.
Many attempts to scale this uncompromising weather-battered mountain have been made over the years, but successful attempts didn't begin until 1938, with the brave perseverance of a team of four German climbers. As a twenty-year-old eager climber myself, I knew all the facts. The windswept North Face (Nordwand) was the height of all climbing careers when I'd been growing up. 1952 - the great year of the Eiger. In that year, twenty men made attempts on just the Mordwand - 'murderous wall' - alone, with eighteen of them making it to the triumphant peak. It was the year in which it seemed the hoodoo of the mighty Ogre was broken.
To a young Viennese piano-tuner, whose precise and delicate profession gave way to an intense, vigorous h
The FountainThere were sixteen tall windows. She'd counted them over and over when she was small, her chubby finger outstretched as she spun in tiny circles. Eight walls, sixteen windows, thirty-two black curtainsthe arithmetic of her childhood.
"Eight window seats, Daddy. Eight buttons on eachsixty-four. I counted."
The fountain stood dry and dead-center in the middle of the black and white tiles. Eight sides, eight lion-mouth spouts. Sixteen limestone mermaids poised gracefully around the edge. Four thousand and ninety-six blue tiles. Five hundred and twelve white.
And two doors. Always the two doors, huge and solid and radiating a sense of looming disdain. The rough oak had bitten her hands and it bit them now, when she pressed her palms against it. The doors eased open like wings outstretching, coming to rest against stone doorstops.
Her boots clicked against the marble flooring as she advanced, each click reverberating through the silent room. A mute ghost of a man stood in
Death of a reasonInsusceptible, he lived:thumb280931570:
during the early hours of
eleven to four.
he was stubborn- he knew how to
treat a lady well but
realised waiting on people
wasn't an obligation.
I heard he found reconcilation
in chasing ghosts and
loving brittle things
he could not grasp.
I loved him from the day he left.
Absence fosters such
sentimental souls.
living hand to mouth on
our theoretical timezones,
two-liner niceties draw static-
I'm left to conversations with dial tones.
He was a missing thumb and forefinger,
He was a romance of misguided placebos.
He was a riot of compromised words,
He was a prayer spat out across fingers.
He was a consonant, unpronouncable,
a compulsion that never existed-
He was a bowler hat, framed between two rails.
Little Golden BirdYou're out for a walk on a beautiful, sunny afternoon, just doing whatever it is you like to do when you're out for a walk, when you find a tiny yellow bird sitting alone on the ground. Maybe you pity the little thing, maybe you want to know what it's doing there all by itself. Whatever the reason, you decide to pick it up. The little yellow bird is cold and limp in your hands. Maybe it's somehow injured itself, or maybe it was out having its own little walk in the sun and got lost. So you hold it close and stroke its feathers to warm it up. The little bird seems to like you, so you take it home to live with you. You feed it and bathe it and nurture it for awhile, then it seems to want nothing more than to sit on your shoulder and have you take it along wherever you go. It seems happy, and its feathers have taken on a brilliant golden hue, like the sun on a spring day. You let the little golden bird perch on your shoulder, and you do end up taking it everywhere with you. Soon, the litt:thumb280932610:
milky waywe're buying ink and re
tracing our footsteps on
the icy roads that might
teach us how to come
home (when we are
we'll search for the right
colors to stain our hands with
because the milky way was
never stronger than our
glass fingernails, and we
could make shapes in the
fabric of darkness better
than constellations ever
did, and something occurs
to me when we
are staring at the
galaxy of our fingers inter-
twining, we are bigger than
solar systems and broken
space shuttles, more
vast even than the slow
vibratos of
light fixtures and
bits of justice.
strawberriesdrops of rain explode:thumb269366104:
into colors on your outstretched hands,
blossoming as roses
like bright ripe strawberries.
and when you roam enchanted gardens,
nothing is ever as it seems
one moment a blade of grass
and the next one of many feathers
on the wing of a bird
about to take flight.
no matter how you try
gravity is wiser,
and you are bound to come down from the clouds.
millions of heartbeats like yours
all search for the same thing
and will find each other someday.
bulletproofspiders stitch me a softer melody
as they knit back up my veins;
i feel their gossamer threads
sink into my vessels,
small ships in my blood
as they set out for sea.
i do not know which home
is now meant for me.
i am a back to the door,
spine burrowing
into woodwork
so that i do not fall,
into anything endless.
lying about in the dark,
we are new blooms;
humans like flowers
as we find our new roots
in new soil
and hope to find love.
the comfort of lavender
transcends sleep.
city air like projections,
silhouettes sketched
on the world's white walls,
it billows under my skirts
and i feel that, now,
i can
The secret life
of elm and oak
and thin white poplars -
elegant apostles
on a winter night,
grazing the moon
like tapers in December.
I smell earth -
peat and cedar
and the indulgent bulge
of maple,
crafting the air
like a smith
lost in his work.
Chestnuts bear an offering
and the yearning pall
of pine scents the sky
till it's thick with resin.
And they gather
with boughs and limbs
bent like priests at play,
roots tight as ancient drums
to ruminate on stories,
sinewed in fragrant bark
making merry where
the green bends back
the world.
Number Game
2 + 2 = 5? ~~~
so you ask me to play
the number game with
reciprocal, you say,
with an
glint in
your eyes. should i let
myself become numb,


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Listen to Lobster, a new offering from Problem, which was released on Wednesday, December 8th, 2010.
Bump Lobster, the latest cut from Problem. It was released on Wednesday, December 8th, 2010. Things are improving for Problem with each new offering, and Lobster is certainly no exception. It's a worthy addition to the Problem's catalogue, which has seen much evolution as of late. We're definitely anticipating the next step.
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Michael Smerconish presents Tigre Hill's The Barrel Of A Gun
Keswick Theatre
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I'm going to Michael Smerconish
presents Tigre Hill's The Barrel Of A
Gun! See you there!
This should be very imformative,
intresting and put a lot of questions
and issues to rest...hopefully, I grew
up as a young lad listening to Mummia on
the radio in the early 70's, when
this tragic event occurred I was 18
years of age serving in Korea at Camp
Casey as a Military Policeman and the
news of officer Faulkners death made it
all the way there at that time, I was
shocked and torn, as a young African
American man starting my career in law
enforcement and being a listener of
Mummia it was extremely difficult, as
the years went by I have come to my
conclusion of the issue of guilt /
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for years now, my heart and prayers go
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