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City principals are suspending students much less frequently than they were a few years ago, but some types of students are still being suspended much more than others. NY1's Lindsey Christ filed the following report.
The principal at Susan Wagner High School on Staten Island gave out 317 student suspensions last year. Of them, 200 were to students with special needs.
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Vote 37—Forestry.
Minister for Finance (Mr. Colley) George Colley
Minister for Finance (Mr. Colley): I move:
That a sum not exceeding £13,470,000 be granted to defray the charge which will come in course of payment during the year ending on the 31st day of December, 1977, for salaries and expenses in connection with Forestry and for the payment of certain grants-in-aid.
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Vance Report: A red tide is still favoring Republicans
On Jan. 19, Republican Scott Brown rocked the political world by winning Ted Kennedy's old Senate seat in Massachusetts. At that time, Republicans held a rare 3 percent lead in national generic ballot polling, and President Barack Obama's approval rating had fallen to 48 percent. Many wondered if this Republican surge was a temporary blip that would represent the GOP's high water mark.
Apparently not. Today, Republicans lead the generic ballot by 3.5 percent and Obama's approval rating now stands at 47 percent. (It would be wider if not for the wildly inconsistent Gallup poll which contradicts all the others and actually shows Democrats leading by 4 percent.)
Here at home, Sen. Patty Murray continues to poll at less than 50 percent of the vote, and trails Dino Rossi 48 percent to 45 percent in Realclearpolitics.com's most recent public survey.
We are roughly three months out from the election. The polling has remained consistent, and the narrative of the 2010 midterm elections has remained the same all year: The big Republican wave is still coming.
A big wave, however, does you no good if you can't afford a surf board, so this report is focused on July fundraising totals. Next month we will look at even more interesting numbers: the primary election results, which will function as polling data on every partisan race in the state.
At this point in the campaign, serious candidates should have some serious cash in the bank. Fundraising not only tells us the obvious&mdashwho does and does not have money for advertising&mdashit also tells us if a candidate is serious, and if their Party is serious about them.
Incumbents almost always outraise challengers, so it is more informative to look at how much non-incumbents are raising. You don't have to raise more than your opponent, especially if there is a partisan wind at your back, but you do need to raise enough to get your message out. Mostly, I will focus on cash-on-hand totals, which are far more important than the total raised. Good campaigns not only raise money, they save it for the fall. Too much overhead has been the death of many campaigns.
Federal races
There were no great surprises in the July 15 FEC fundraising results. The campaigns that appeared strong in April confirmed that strength in the second quarter of 2010.
U.S. Senate
Everyone assumed that Dino Rossi would raise a lot of money quickly, and he did, banking $1.3 million. Patty Murray continues her strong fundraising, and has over $6.8 million in the bank.
Left in the dust are Rossi's Republican opponents. Clint Didier has just over $100,000 on hand, and Paul Akers continues to spend moderate amounts of his own money, but not enough so far to make a real difference.
Some observers continue to wonder if Didier can pull off the kind of conservative Tea Party–led upset seen in other parts of the country. Our "top two" primary system, however, is about name ID and money, neither of which Didier has.
Rossi and Murray will both have plenty of money, and it still appears this tossup November race is going to be determined by national events and trends.
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Safe Republican: Doc Hastings, 4th Congressional District, Cathy McMorris-Rodgers, 5th CD.
Likely Republican: 8th CD's Dave Reichert v. Suzan DelBene. Democrat DelBene is running a terrific campaign, having banked over $1 million, slightly more than incumbent Reichert. Very impressive. Unfortunately for her, it will take more then money to prevail against the national GOP tide.
Lean Republican: The 3rd District's open seat. Democrat Denny Heck is also running an incredibly impressive campaign and now has over $800,000 in the bank. Republican State Rep. Jaime Herrera, however, remains the favorite to go to Congress. Why? This southwest Washington district leans slightly Republican, which should be decisive in a big-R year. Herrera had a strong fundraising quarter, and now has just over $200,000 in the bank, far outdistancing her Republican opponent, David Castillo, who banked $68,000.
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Posted Fri, Jul 30, 7:07 a.m.
A couple of notes:
First, I think Koster/Larsen has to be, at worst, considered a tossup, given the individual contribution numbers, and the poll data, not to mention the party favorability numbers. Larsen is in big, big trouble, and at this point Koster could possibly win without doing much of anything. Larsen can't attack Koster on the issues very well and the race may come down to whether he can slime Koster enough, which doesn't seem likely.
As to the 44th, Schmidt may not even be on the ballot. Ryan Ferrie has been doing well there (including picking up the Herald's endorsement). On the other hand, Hobbs might miss out too, because of so many angry liberals: this race really could end up being two Republicans pitted against each other. In Western WA, that would be just amazing.
Posted Fri, Jul 30, 8:19 a.m.
Not sure the GOP base vote in the 2nd is big enough to call this a toss up, and I haven't seen any polling data on the race. Can you point me to a poll I might have missed?
In the 44th, Ferrie has no money. That makes it tough to beat someone who has name ID from past elections. Here I have seen polls that show its going to be Schmidt and Hobbs in November.
Posted Fri, Jul 30, 8:30 a.m.
Mr. Vance, while you're reacting/answering questions, any insight on why the House R caucus continues to choose Richard DeBolt as their leader while he leads them off the cliff year after year, evidenced once again by his inability to raise funds to support his candidates, particularly in winnable districts? Is Speaker Chopp so masterful that he's engineering the election of an incompetent within the R caucus? Give us some insight into R thinking, if you would.
Posted Fri, Jul 30, 8:31 a.m.
New Rasmussen poll this morning: Murray 49% Rossi 47%. A little bit of good news for Murray, but it doesn't change the big picture. This race is a toss up.
Posted Fri, Jul 30, 8:43 a.m.
Politicians choose their leaders based on a lot of different factors. Winning eleections is only one of them.
The House Rs gained seats the last election, and recruited several good candidates this year. They will gains seats. But I hope they do evaluate their fundraising operation. No reason they should be this far behind the other caucuses.
Posted Fri, Jul 30, 8:46 a.m.
The headline writer had some fun: Red tide? Shellfish poisoning? Ouch!
Posted Fri, Jul 30, 9:08 a.m.
Could you talk about how you got your cash on hand numbers? I usually go off of the PDC website, which if you subtract Spent and Debt from Raised only shows Litzow with $19,000 and Baumgartner with $47,000.
Posted Fri, Jul 30, 9:41 a.m.
I did the same, but I did it several days ago. They may have changed.
Posted Fri, Jul 30, 9:46 a.m.
Sorry. I didn't include debt. Debt is often debt to the candidate which may or may not be repaid. I just subtracted spent from raised. That gives you COH.
Posted Fri, Jul 30, 10:15 a.m.
First of all, the "red tide" relies on low voter turnout. Here in WA state, the defining feature of the mid-term election for federal, state, and local races will be if the proponents of I-1098 can use that issue to stage a massive GOTV for less-than-regular voters who lean Democrat. If so, there will be no "red tide" here. If not, Republicans will make modest gains in a few suburban districts. WA may be split red-blue on state tax issues, but nationally it is solidly blue-- Murray can only be unseated if there is very low voter turnout, and even then probably not.
Second, do you really want to compare Republican victory to an algae bloom??
Posted Fri, Jul 30, 2:44 p.m.
I submitted this too soon! Lots of new polling data.
New Survey USA Washington State poll numbers (at least they're new to me) Obama's approval rating is down to 44%, Murray's is down to 41%, and Gregoire's is down to 29%. Wow.
Posted Sat, Jul 31, 9:08 a.m.
(In every other country in the world, it still does.)
Posted Sat, Jul 31, 9:11 a.m.
Rasmussen yesterday had Gregoire at a 46% approve + strongly approve.
Would you agree that the updated cash on hand numbers would be:
Baumgartner: $49,000 (down from $70,000 in the article)
Litzow: $35,000 (down from $45,000 in the article)
Fain: $47,000 (down from $69,000)
Then there's Gregg Bennett and Andy Hill. You said, "Hill and Bennett have proven themselves as fundraising rockstars. Both have over $100,000 in the bank, and both have more money on hand than their incumbent opponents."
But according to the PDC, Bennett has raised about $289,000 and spent $225,000. That only gives him $64,000 on hand. Same with Hill--$131k in, $82k out, $49k COH. Using the Raised - Spent we talked about a few comments above, Oemig is at $38,000 ($11k behind Hill) and Tom at $56,000 ($8k behind Bennett). You're right to say that the challengers lead, but given the head start they had in fundraising due to the special session it still seems surprisingly close.
Posted Sat, Jul 31, 11:19 a.m.
I'm not sure I see a Republican red tide coming this November.
Given the depth of the Great Recession and the struggles we're having to climb out of it, I expect many voters will remember that it was the Republicans who drove us into this mess in the first place.
So far, at least at the national level, I've heard no apologies for their past mismanagement, only declarations of No, No, and Hell No, against virtually everything Obama and the Democrats put forward, no matter how innocuous.
That's no program for the future, and I suspect it won't win them any majorities either. All negative all the time may win viewers on FOX but that's about all.
Posted Sat, Jul 31, 1:28 p.m.
For the second week in a row the Gallup poll shows a Democratic preference in the generic ballot survey. Rasmussen's most recent poll in the state recorded a 5 poiont improvement for Murray in a two-way race against Rossi and a slightly larger improvement against Didier. In the same poll, 50% of Washington voters indicate approval of Obama's performance.
The findins were sufficient for Rasmussen to move Washington from "tossup" to "leans Democratic".
Cook now speculates that the Republican wave may have peaked. I suspect we'll see stronger evidence of that when we have some primary data out of the 3rd and 8th congressional districts.
Posted Sat, Jul 31, 5:09 p.m.
Regarding the generic ballot, FOX, Rasmussen, Reuters, CNN, and Quinipiac all show Republicans ahead by anywhere from 2% to 11%. The Gallup poll is an outlier.
Is it an accurate outlier? Time will tell.
And Murray is consistenly below 50% in every poll. That is the key indicator.
Posted Sat, Jul 31, 10:42 p.m.
When I read this analysis, it seems reasonable, but there are some wild cards to consider.
The advantage that Republicans have so far this year, which might still not be reflected in the data presented, is found in the clear observation that, relative to recent elections, liberal activists are demoralized and conservative activists are energized.
However, Republicans have a clear condition that Democrats do not have, and that is the schism between moderates and activists. In the Democratic party today, the majority of voters who identify themselves as liberal, Democrats, or leaning in those directions are on the same page as the activists who will donate their time and energy to campaigns. Republicans, on the other hand, have a clear challenge of controlling the schism between moderates and Tea Party activists. In some cases, there might be the unpleasant choice of nominating moderate candidates, who will fail to command strong grassroots support, and extreme candidates, who will lose moderate voters.
Then there are the usual wild cards. The economy could make a sharp turn upward or downward, though that seems less likely at this late stage. There could be a major event that redirects the country's attention.
Posted Mon, Aug 2, 11:14 a.m.
Gallup was the first to show a shift in the generic ballot but other polls including Polimetrix and PPP show a shift with the same timing. The mid-July Quinipiac poll showed a narrowing of the Republican lead and the most recent Reuters/IPSOS shows a tie after reflecting a 6 point Republican lead for months.
It is true that Murray's numbers are under 50% but her numbers now don't differ markedly from her August numbers in 2004 when she went on to receive 55% of the vote against George Nethercutt. In August 1998 she was at 51% but went on to defeat Linda Smith 58% to 42%.
Rasmussen pegs Murray's support at under 50% but analysists claim Rasmussen polling in our state reflects a 5-7 point Republican bias as a result of polling method and screening techniques. If they are correct, then Murray's current support is more likely at 53-55%.
PPP polling on this race will be out this week and a new Elway poll is due out soon.
Posted Mon, Aug 2, 12:49 p.m.
And now Gallup has the Republicans up 5% again in the generic ballot. Has anything changed? Probably not. Gallup is just really inconsistent.
So much for the wave receeding.
Posted Mon, Aug 2, 1:30 p.m.
Hi Chris: the Koster campaign has done two internal polls, both favoring Koster, though the numbers have not been released. There's also been two independent polls favoring him:
http://www.washingtonstatepolls.com/CD-2-SURVEY-01.htm and http://www.washingtonstatepolls.com/CD-2-SURVEY-02.htm
Posted Mon, Aug 2, 3:25 p.m.
I don't consider this "washingtonstatepolls" reliable.
I think Koster has a good chance. I just haven't seen any REAL polling data.
Posted Mon, Aug 2, 8:30 p.m.
Chris: I don't consider ANY polls reliable. I've seen far too many of them. But repeated polls from different sources, that's something.
Posted Mon, Aug 2, 9:05 p.m.
I have previously suggested referring to Nate Silver's
538: Politics Done Right website for interpreting
polls. I think Silver's methodology is consistent and
often accurate.
Posted Thu, Aug 5, 9:45 a.m.
Jaime Herrera may have raised more money, but she is still vague on issues and speaks in non-committal ways too often. Now, there is a highly questionable poll claiming David Hedrick is leading in the 3rd and his supporters continue to smear David Castillo only?
Why is it the so-called "leading Republican" would concentrate on smearing David Castillo, the one they claim has the least amount of support, who also just happens to have made a clean sweep of all 4 major newspapers covering the 3rd CD that endorse in primaries?
The race in the 3rd Cd has turned into one of the worst smear campaigns I have seen between Republicans while Democrats sit back and laugh.
It is almost as if 2 campaigns have teamed up to crush the one they claim has no support.
If this is what the GOP is about, I'm done with the Republican Party.
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I took this shot while balancing precariously with one foot a rock, the other foot on a branch, camera held down at a level lower than my feet. There was no way to look through the viewfinder to compose the shot, of course. So I set the camera on aperture priority (f/2.8), zoomed it all the way out (55mm), held the camera as steady as I could while I pressed the shutter halfway, and let the auto-focus do its thing. Once I could feel that the auto-focus had set (photography by feel! we use all of our senses!) I fully pressed the shutter button. I had no idea what kind of picture I would get, so I was pleasantly surprised when I saw this:
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A quiet family camping site in the heart of Eskdale - one of the most beautiful valleys in the Lake District.
Of the '50 World Best Campsites' , chosen by the 'Independent Newspaper' Fisherground is in the Overall Top 18 and in the Overall Top 4 for Children's Enjoyment.
Fisherground Campsite is set right in the heart of Eskdale, one of Cumbria's loveliest valleys. Here on the West side of the Lake District we get less rain and more sun than our famous cousins the other side of Scafell. In this quiet valley there is still the Peace and Tranquility that should be Lakeland - but rarely is in the bustling centres. Here there are still more sheep than people.
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Children £3.50 per person.
D of E and school groups £6.00 per person.
Vehicles £2.50
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Feed The People Vegan Food
Last Saturday, the vegan/vegetarian group that I manage, Vegas Veg, did a "feed-in" booth at a local dog festival. The festival attracts a lot of "animal people" so it's a great opportunity for vegan education. We set up two tables, one with literature about vegan living and the other with free vegan food samples. We offered the food for free to people with gentle encouragement to choose vegan by saying things like, "We know that people are here today because they love animals. We want to remind people to think about animals when they choose their meals."
One of our posters features a photo of a cow reflected in a human eye. The poster says, "See her as more than a meal." (You can get this poster here.)
We had at least 500 vegan food samples. Here are examples of the food we gave out:
- peanut butter cookies,
- chocolate almond milk,
- vanilla soy milk,
- chocolate cupcakes,
- lemon cupcakes,
- egg-less egg salad sandwiches,
- tofurky sandwiches,
- tofuti cuties,
- savory pastry puffs
If you're going to do this yourself, I'd recommend sticking to just one or two kinds of foods. But beggers can't be choosers and since we "begged" for food donations, our food was quite diverse. The variety can be helpful for attracting many people, though, since many express particular food sensitivities or preferences.
How did we pay for it all? We got food donated from two vegan catering businesses and from volunteers. My husband and I made and bought 300 food samples which we found funding through VegFund.
We got the literature from Vegan Outreach, which also kindly helped us out with some of the other logistical issues.
Many people sampled the food. We ran out of food by the end of the day, so that means it was well received. Many people remarked things like "Wow, I didn't know tofu could taste so good," or "These are great!" Lots of people asked for recipes.
We had 6 volunteers (including my husband and I) lined up for the day. But on the day of the event we had many people show up wanting to help. So we put them to work handing out food samples or literature. Overall, the volunteers were very happy and enthusiastic. There's something about free food that really excites people!
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Backup Exec 2012 was released a couple of months ago, and almost immediately people started complaining. Check the forums for some very long posts. To many it missed the mark, while to Symantec, it addressed a number of new features it introduced that people might have asked for.
People had gone from a working environment with BE 2010 for instance, to something they no longer understood using BE 2012 where the focus was now no longer on resources, but on a server-centric basis.
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In my mind, no. Which is why I have yet to advise that my now old team go ahead and upgrade the 30 servers in the environment to BE 2012. The changes were significant, they were major, and they changed the entire backup process.
I stated last year in a usability study that anybody new to BE wouldn't struggle to get their minds around the new methodology, while experienced BE administrators would. Seems like i might have been right there.
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Well what I'm really talking about are Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games. Of course you knew that already though right? If you didn't, you might not know what a Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game is, so let's start there. A MMORPG is a video game which is played online massively... role-playing multi... it's an online game where you can play with others in a virtual (usually fantasy) environment. Many such games like Blizzard Entertainment's World of Warcraft require you to create a character which you then improve upon by gaining experience, earning money and acquiring items within the virtual world. This is done by completing quests and killing things and killing things some more.
MMORPG's have become a social and anti-social (yep apparently that makes sense) phenomenon over the past decade. Game addiction has been compared to an addiction to gambling or even alcohol, as cases of divorce, job dismissal and even death have been tied to an excess of online gaming. In Shanghai a player was convicted of murdering another in real life over a disputed piece of virtual property after an attempt to involve the police failed. (They don't have laws which cover virtual property) The question of virtual property itself is creating economic interest, as these virtual items can sometimes be sold for real money on auction sites such as eBay.
With millions of players online worldwide (an estimated 30% of the population of South Korea is registered), MMORPG's are becoming more and more relevant each year. So what do you think? Do you play? If so, then which game? Will virtual life replace real life in a dystopian future ruled by robots?
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Skyla Whitaker and Taylor Paschal-Placker were killed in June, shot to death not far from one of the girl's homes.
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Salman Khan spotted after Jai Ho shoot: Pics
Bollywood superstar Salman Khan was spotted after completing shooting for his new film 'Jai Ho'.
Earlier titled as 'Mental', there has been a lot of confusion around the title of the film. But Sohail Khan has finally confirmed the title of the film to be 'Jai Ho'.
Talking to the media, Sohail Khan said "Yes, the film is titled Jai Ho. Mental was only a working title. We always knew we'd change it. Jai Ho was a title that my father liked. Now by the grace of God, we're all set to release the film on Jan 24."
Releasing just two days before republic day, 'Jai Ho' conveys a message about eradicating corruption.
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Nilesh: (October 16, 2013 at 2:46 pm)
Here comes the ATBB Khan.
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nipun: (October 16, 2013 at 3:03 pm)
Watched the telugu movie kick.it was a nice movie.
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@beingsallufan: (October 16, 2013 at 3:08 pm)
for a moment i thought the title of this article is 'salman spotted in jail suit'.
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sachin11: (October 16, 2013 at 3:13 pm)
So the release date is also confirmed now and it is not preponed according to some rumors.Very good and catchy title "Jai Ho" and also good decision to release the movie 2 days before Republic day.Waiting eagerly.
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sachin11: (October 16, 2013 at 3:15 pm)
"Jai Ho" conveys a message about eradicating corruption means some critics will not like this movie.lol
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LOL: (October 16, 2013 at 3:29 pm)
Even KRK is a better actor than Salman……at least he tries to act?
Salman does zero acting in his films.
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G.One: (October 16, 2013 at 3:39 pm)
A bitter truth:
Salmans films are hits bcoz of two reasons:
1.Masala/remake films
2.Imitating circus joker in films
Once he stops doing the above two things, he will fail miserably.
SRK, Hrithik, Amir and Ajay can do all genres…
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Omar: (October 16, 2013 at 4:09 pm)
ATBB is coming
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gOlDen: (October 16, 2013 at 4:39 pm)
Jai ho !
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Ali Khan: (October 16, 2013 at 5:01 pm)
another blockbuster is comming from the true indian superstar
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King: (October 16, 2013 at 5:09 pm)
SRK is King
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Nilesh: (October 16, 2013 at 5:37 pm)
@ Lol: Who KRK, the name is similar like SRK…………! I think both of them are same.
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Hamza Khan: (October 16, 2013 at 7:24 pm)
May it be an ATBB In Sha Allah . .
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prasad: (October 16, 2013 at 7:36 pm)
Jai ho day one 25 core
Day 2 26 core
Day 3 30 core
And life time 250 core attb is coming
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Maahi: (October 16, 2013 at 8:08 pm)
king srk
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Jai Ho 25th December: (October 16, 2013 at 8:23 pm)
Will be all time blockbuster!
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NVS: (October 16, 2013 at 9:45 pm)
Will be an unprecedented 6th BB in a row for the ultimate megastar!
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khan kapoor: (October 16, 2013 at 10:34 pm)
@LOL , then KRK should win atleast 8 filmfares for trying to act, like some other actor who tries to act and ends up with torchering us with unbearable overacting.
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SAKHI: (October 16, 2013 at 11:01 pm)
Salman is going to spot next in Jail,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.people going to say Jail Ho
all the best for flop ho anyway
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samr: (October 16, 2013 at 11:32 pm)
6th blockbuster in waiting
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rc: (October 17, 2013 at 12:02 am)
after the justice brings him behind the bars salman will never be spotted
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Srk the king: (October 17, 2013 at 8:42 am)
Jail ho is coming next year,eagerly waiting for flop from a copy actor of south film.
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Nilesh: (October 17, 2013 at 9:49 am)
@ Sakhi: Thanks for your wishes, I think it is coming from our neighboring country.
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DKBose: (October 17, 2013 at 10:17 am)
Salman is an epic actor
He acts as if he can really act, when in reality a rickshawalla can act better than him
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Raj: (October 17, 2013 at 10:22 am)
jail ho coming soon to bhijaaan
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Ray Rice wasn't the only Raven who took home some bling in the NFL Honors awards.
Wide receiver Torrey Smith's amazing performance against the New England Patriots in Week 3 was recognized with an award Saturday night.
The former Terp won the award for the NFL's Never Say Never Moment of the Year.
The award recognizes the top moment or play that symbolizes "determination and perseverance."
Smith stole the spotlight in the Ravens' 31-30 comeback victory in September over the Pats, snagging six passes for 127 yards and two TDs less than 24 hours after his little brother, Tevin Jones, died in a motorcycle crash.
Smith returned to the team's hotel just hours prior to kickoff after learning of his brother's death.
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The summer's drought will push food prices higher just in time for Thanksgiving dinner.
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Poultry prices are 5.6 percent higher than prices last year, with chicken prices up 5.3 percent and other poultry prices, including turkey, up 6.9 percent, according to the latest Consumer Price Index figures. The poultry category has been expected to be among the first to reflect price increases caused by the drought.
But the biggest pain won't hit until next year, when the impact of the drought is expected to be felt on a wide range of foods from cereals to soups, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Energy Research Services forecasts.
The worst drought to hit the Midwest in decades drove up the price of feed corn and soybeans, which will impact animal-based products the end of this year and throughout 2013, according to Ricky Volpe, research economist at the agency.
"Consumers are going to see major impacts for beef and veal," he said. "We're looking at 4 percent to 5 percent in 2013, another 3 to 4 percent for poultry products, which is a huge category where up until recently consumers were actually seeing a little bit of price relief."
Volpe was citing Consumer Price Index data.
"Ordinarily, we would expect poultry prices in a normal year to go up two, two-and-a-half percent," he said. "So it's a pretty significant gap between what normally happens and what we're expecting to happen."
Milk prices will also rise. The USDA is forecasting a 3.5 percent to 4.5 percent increase for dairy products next year, particularly fluid milk, Volpe said.
"Within a couple of months, I'd expect that we should start to see higher milk prices (at the retail level) and then further on down the chain, cheese, sour cream and so on," he said.
Scrambling those eggs will cost you more next year, and in fact it's costing you more already. Egg prices jumped 8.1 percent in August from July and are 5.5 percent above August 2011. The agency expects egg prices to rise 2.5 percent to 3.5 percent for the full year this year, and 3 percent to 4 percent next year.
"In the first quarter, we would expect to see substantial impacts for most animal-based products, most meats, dairy, eggs," Volpe said. "The latter three quarters of the year is where we would expect to see the bigger impacts for the shelf stable processed packaged foods."
He cited foods that rely on corn and soybeans: condiments and soups, side dishes, packaged breads, breakfast cereals and soda pop. "Those impacts will be kind of distributed throughout the course of the year as the year wears on, even through the end of the year, possibly even into the beginning of 2014," he said.
Grocery shelf products are likely to be the last to show drought-related increases.
"There are too many components to bring food from the farm to the supermarket for us to see effects this quickly for the drought," Volpe said. "Right now for 95 percent of the categories of the supermarket, if prices are going up, the drought is not attributable. . . . It's just too soon for higher commodity prices to be appearing on shelves."
If it provides any comfort, retail food prices on average have been flat this year, the agency noted. The CPI's so-called food-at-home or grocery category was unchanged from January to August.
Also, consumers have seen some price declines linked to the drought, but they won't last. Beef and veal prices fell by almost half a percentage point in August, according to Volpe.
"That's the first time they've fallen in a long time, in about a year and a half, and we suspect that ... [beef and hog] ranchers have been reducing their herd size ahead of the expected increases in costs of maintaining these large animals," because of higher feed costs.


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Schools were chosen based on the number of students qualified for free and reduced lunch. The event is organized annually by the Capital Area United Way (CAUW). Corporations sponsor the project at about $25 per backpack, and many of the gift items are donated.
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Makeup brushes can be confusing. With so many shapes and sizes it is hard to know what we should really be using and talked into purchasing. Fortunately, Dena Hall, makeup artist extraordinaire from K. Renee Salon, was willing to put all of our questions to rest by clarifying the fundamentals of brushes.
"Choosing the right brush depends on what product you are using," Dena explains. She recommends working with a reputable makeup artist who will only sell you what you really need, and takes the time to teach you how to use each brush properly.
The main brushes to have on hand are:
Concealer Brush – This will help your concealer to go on evenly and camouflage dark circles around your eyes. You can also use this for problem areas such as around your nose.
Powder brush – This is the perfect texture to pick up powder lightly. A kbuki brush blends most evenly. The softer the brush, the less powder will be picked up (for a lighter finish), more will adhere to a denser brush (for oil control).
Blush brush – You can use either a contouring brush, or one to apply blush higher on the cheekbone.
Bronzer brush – Find one that you like!
Eye brushes:
Lid brush – Flat and used for larger spaces including all over lid and blending. This brush can also be used for highlighting under the brow bone.
Crease brush – This is used to add more detail and apply shadow in the crease of your lid under the brow bone.
"Little" brush – This tiny brush is used to add detail inside the pocket of the eye. It is easier to use a small brush like this to apply the color exactly where you want it, and then it would be blended with the lid brush. This brush is also perfect for applying some extra color to the outer corner of the upper lash line, and under the lower lashes. The small size allows for ultimate control and placement of color.
Eyeliner brushes – Be sure to use the appropriate brush to apply powder, liquid or gel. Different types of eyeliner are favored by individuals depending on what has the greatest staying power on an individual basis, and the occasion you are preparing for. You may want something stronger for evening or all day wear, such as liquid or gel.
Eyebrow brush – For powder application. Eyebrow pencils may also be used.
One lip brush is sufficient and can be used for most applications.
Make-up Sponges – Using these moist with help to blend your foundation or tinted moisturizer, and achieve more even coverage.
Make-up Q tips – These have a flatter tip, and swab without being fuzzy. They are excellent for any touchups after applying eye makeup. Use Q tips to remove powder residue from under the eyes BEFORE applying concealer.
Dena's order of makeup application:
Wash face, dry well, apply serum and sunscreen or moisturizer
Apply foundation or tinted moisturizer using a moist sponge
Apply a small bit of concealer to the eye lid if recommended by your makeup artist
Apply eyshadow, liner and mascara
Clean undereye area using a flat Q tip
Apply eye cream
Apply concealer
Apply bronzer and/or blush depending on the time of year and current makeup routine
A touch of powder if you use
Lipstick and a touch of gloss in the center of the lip
Brush Cleaning:
Dena recommends cleaning your brushes with alcohol or a professional brush cleaner. This should be done at least once a month. Professional artists clean their brushes much more frequently. If you have acne, or any type of allergy, clean your bushes once a week.
This Sephora Brand Daily Brush Cleaner" is an anti-bacterial daily brush cleaner designed to quickly remove light traces of makeup between applications. Just spray this purifying formula onto a tissue or directly onto brush bristles, then lightly swipe your powder, blush, eye, and lip brushes across tissue for a fabulous dose of freshness. No rinsing needed!"
This Trish McEvoy Brush Bath is a "gentle brush shampoo designed to cleanse, purify and condition natural and synthetic hairs to prevent makeup buildup and prolong the life of your brushes." Giving your brushes a "bath" can be done once a month as suggested by Dena.
Brush Quality:
You want to use brushes that are made from real hair, and are not synthetic. Quality brushes ensure better blending of your makeup. This is the key! The brushes that you receive as free gifts from department stores are usually synthetic, but can be used as a great extra set for travel.


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