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STEPHEN COLBERT totally will replace David Letterman as host of 'LATE SHOW.'
Interesting. Stephen Colbert will be replacing David Letterman next year as host of Late Show. First blush: nice. Second blush: how effective is Colbert when he is…himself? And not that caricature he effectively wields on The Colbert Report? This is not a rhetorical question, I'm genuinely wondering.
The ULTIMATE WARRIOR has passed away. Gorilla press of sadness.
The Ultimate Warrior has passed away, at the age of 54. I say a good god damn – a lynchpin of eternal school yard debates from my childhood has departed for the shimmering bare turnbuckle'd ring in the sky.
Monday Morning Commute: Oh, I'll Tell You About the Goddamn Rabbits.
Welcome to the MONDAY MORNING COMMUTE! What do we do here? Well, we discuss the various bites of nonsense we'll be crammin' into our skull-holes. Why do we have to do this? Well, if we don't surround our brain-bones with inspiring, ridiculous, entertaining detritus, then there's a chance that the bad vibes might get in. And bad vibes are to minds what termites are to wood.
You remember what the termites did to Grampy's pirate leg, right?
So hop into the frenzy and show off what you'll be doin' this week!
Monday Morning Commute: Charles Xavier Dove Into the Shallow End.
Welcome to the MONDAY MORNING COMMUTE! In addition to being my feeble attempt to contribute to Spaceship OL, the MMC is the our proverbial water cooler. We gather `round and share the various ways we'll be enjoyin' ourselves throughout the week. Yes, it's like show-and-tell, but for the Future-Net!
What's that you'll be eating? Doritos? How festive! And you, Larry with nubby pinky, you say you're going to send bags of dogshit to your former secretary? Yes, I do think you'll get restraining ordered! And Tammy, I can't believe that you found those Peabo Bryson vinyls! Let `em spin, girl!
Let `em spin.
Monday Morning Commute: The Hero We Need.
Life is tricky and heroes help out.
There's no doubt that there're plenty of problems to be had. Even the strongest amongst us is still, ultimately, an insatiable consciousness traveling in a meek meat-vehicle. While many are bound to experience transcendence at some point, all must deal with turmoil. Hell, dealing with bullshit might be the very yarn woven throughout the entire fabric of the human experience.
"We are all bitched from the start," Hemingway once wrote.
Luckily, the variety of problems running amok is matched by an equally impressive assortment of heroes. There're all different sortss, some real and some fictional and others somewhere in between. What do they do? Well, right now they're at work doin' medical research and teachin' guitar and writin' plays and demonstratin' the high-jump and makin' pots of coffee and intermediatin' conflicts and givin' earnest advice and huggin' it out. So if it seems like shit's gettin' mad-daunting, keep your eye out for a hero.
In the same letter mentioned above, Hemingway instructed his friend to "Forget your personal tragedy."
That friend was F. Scott Fitzgerald.
My hero du jour? Michael Keaton. As a self-diagnosed maniac (diagnose yourself otherwise the man with the clipboard will tell you what you are), I need my inspiration to come from superheroes and ghouls and Tarantino characters. So, Keaton's pretty perfect.
Us maniacs, we need Michael Keaton.
Welcome to the MMC. I'm goin' to show you some stuff I'll be doin' this week. Check it out and then hit up the comments section and describe what you'll be rockin' in the upcoming days.
Magic: The Gathering (of Buttcracks!)
One of the largest Magic: The Gathering tournaments was held this weekend in good old Richmond, Virginia. One intrepid attendee had a mission outside of just rocking some ill card game-matches (can you tell I don't play?). It was to chronicle the plethora of buttcracks hangin' out proud. In the wind. Hit the jump to join him on his mission.
'GAME OF THRONES' is getting a RAP ALBUM. Brace yourself, 16-bars are coming.
Game of Thrones is getting a rap album. Like, an official rap album. With tracks by talent you've come to know. Fucking Big Boi, Wale and shit. The world is odd.
Monday Morning Commute: Happy Dead Prez Day!
Quick! Look out your window!
See it? It's floating right there! Yeah, right above the guesthouse your neighbor uses for his weekend binges of cocaine and SNES. No, it ain't a UFO, at least not of the little-green-men, flying-saucer variety. And yes, it does look a bit like a rocketship made of impounded station wagons and junkyarded computer components.
Because it is.
What's that? Oh, the lights on the side? You're goddamn right they're Christmas lights. What're they there for? C'mon, they spell something out. Look closer, it's not hard to see a two-letter combination. Yeah, you've got it.
Spaceship OL is touching down in your neighborhood. Why's that? Well, it's `cause we're bringing you the MONDAY MORNING COMMUTE. Once you board the vessel, I'll show you some of the strategies I'll be using to spend the week celebrating existence. Then, you tell the crew and passengers what you'll be doing to destroy boredom.
Let's do this, before that nosy CPA across the street phones the neighborhood watch.
Monday Morning Commute: Vinegar & Wine.
Servin' a life-sentence on Spaceship Earth is a tedious, painful, agonizing wonder.
Why's that? For one thing, there's the fact that everyone you love will die. Your best friend. Your kid sister. Your longtime mistress. Your high school math teacher.
Dead. Dead. Dead. Dead.
Along the way you're guaranteed to deal with inevitable body-breakdown. Maybe you'll abuse your body. Maybe somebody else will fuck it up. Even if you think you're unscathed, the sands of time are wearing away at your flesh-vehicle's gears. Every single day. Every single moment. Until when, you ask?
Until they're so smooth that they don't move shit.
But alas! There's hope! Even those of us who're agin' more like vinegar than wine have a fightin' chance at experiencin' glory! Not only are we fortunate enough to have been imbued with consciousnesses, but we get to live in a hyperreal future! Are things royally fucked up? Sure! But we live in times in which anything is possible!
So if you start to feel a chill as an existential shadow lurks over your shoulder, spin around and blast that motherfucker with a science fiction repulsor ray!
Welcome to the MONDAY MORNING COMMUTE! I'm goin' to show off this week's strategies for keeping me pleased with existence. I suggest you liven up the party by entering the dance circle that is the comments section.

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No matter how many you play, your always outplayed. No matter how good you think your doing...your still out played...
You don't want to go to bed...because you want to win at least 1...but riot likes to disappoint you.
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I don't think so. No proof though, just remember reading it somewhere. Also, beginner/intermediate bots until you feel better imo.
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Dear Liz:I owe $75,000 in student loans. It took me seven years to graduate from college due to a car accident that happened during my second year. I am now 30 and doing all I can, working 12 to 14 hours a day, but I'm not making any headway. Most if not all of my loans have gone to collections. I get the phone calls, sometimes up to 30 a day. I need some advice on how to handle all of this. It is so overwhelming. Is it possible to consolidate all of this? Make one monthly payment to one entity?
Answer: You can consolidate your federal student debt into one loan and stretch out the repayment term, which could make the debt easier to pay. You may also qualify for the income-based repayment option. Most borrowers in the income-based plan have payments that are less than 10% of their gross incomes, said Mark Kantrowitz, editor of FinAid.org and author of "Secrets to Winning a Scholarship." After 25 years of payments, you would qualify for forgiveness of any remaining balance. The payment period is shortened to 10 years if you're in a public service job.
Private student debt isn't nearly as flexible. You typically can't consolidate private student loans, and lenders offer fewer repayment options — and no forgiveness.
If you have both types of debt, you may be able to make some progress on repayment by consolidating your federal loans and paying the minimum possible on those so that you can throw every available dollar at your private loans.
If you have only private debt, you'll need to negotiate directly with your lenders to see what options are available for more affordable repayment plans. It's important to do this as soon as possible, since if your delinquency drags on for nine months your loans will be considered in default. That can have serious consequences for your credit history and your finances.
The National Consumer Law Center's Student Loan Borrower Assistance Project has a lot of information and resources for student borrowers, including information about loan rehabilitation and negotiating with lenders. You can also talk to the Default Resolution Group at the U.S. Department of Education by calling (800) 621-3115.
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Private student loans are so, surprisingly toxic.
I've just recently started at a UNI and I am getting federal loans but luckily the interest rate is at an all time low ( for now) I heard they are in the process of trying to raise it to about double what it is.
I don't need to start paying them yet, luckily. Ive got a few more years before that happens. Who knows what the process will be like by then.
Not looking forward to it
Get rid of those private loans first. Liz is right – you don't have as much protection.
Student loans are such a retrospective issue. It's a pain to deal with them now, and there is so much that could've been done to avoid them. Is there anything you wish you would have done differently when you were preparing to borrow that much money? (I talk about this a bit in my blog: http://www.empowereddollar.com/start-a-conversation/what-your-teen-doesnt-know-about-student-loans/)


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When I first introduce people to Beeminder, they either recoil in horror or they want to dive right in. But the easiest way to defeat a new system is to overload it [1], so if you read this blog post and then immediately create a bunch of goals, I've probably failed. There are two obvious ways to overload a system: volume and intensity. In Beeminder terms, volume is creating more goals than you're able to keep current, and intensity is setting too aggressive a slope. You might want to lose... »
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Ringcycles Wins Fat Cyclist Weight Loss Contest!
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I've been thinking about beeminding weight loss a lot lately and the thing is, beeminding weight loss sucks! But not any more than losing weight in general sucks. Even for people who really like the whole commitment device craziness, Beeminder sometimes feels aversive. I believe that happens when you don't feel like you are fully in control... »
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My mom recently lost $5,000 to my brother in a commitment contract gone wild. That was started in part as an experiment early in Beeminder's beta period before we'd thought of things like the exponential pledge schedule. Believe it or not, it was actually a pretty positive outcome: my mom gradually lost a tiny bit of... »
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If you're fitness savvy you know that you should be gaining muscle as you lose fat. So isn't focusing on body weight silly, since muscle is denser than fat and ultimately we all want to be svelte and strong and lean, like a jungle cat? Maybe you have a fancy scale that tells you what really matters... »
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The Magical Widening Yellow Brick Road
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Gafisa Reports Results Of The Annual General Meeting Of Shareholders
Gafisa S.A. (Bovespa: GFSA3; NYSE: GFA), Brazil's leading diversified national homebuilder, today reported the results of the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM) and the Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) held on May 11, 2012 at the Company's headquarters in São Paulo.
The agenda of the meeting included: (i) to receive the accounts drawn up by the Company's officers, and to examine, discuss and vote on the financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2011; (ii) to establish the number of members that shall comprise the Company's Board of Directors; (iii) to elect the members of the Board of Directors, as a result of the expiration of their term of office; (iv) to establish the amount of global remuneration to be paid to the Company's administrators in 2012; (v) to install and establish the number of members that shall comprise the Company's Fiscal Council; (vi) to elect the members of the Company's Fiscal Council, due to the expiration of their term of office; and (vii) to establish the amount of global remuneration to be paid to the members of Company's Fiscal Council in 2012.
All items were approved by majority vote of shareholders, while a cumulative vote was held for the nomination of the members of the Board of Directors.
In accordance with the voting results, the Board of Directors of Gafisa will be made up of eight independent members, of which four are current members of the Board. The current members are Guilherme Affonso Ferreira, José Écio Pereira da Costa Junior, Gerald Dinu Reiss and Henri Phillippe Reichstul. The four new members comprise Cláudio José Carvalho de Andrade, Nelson Machado, Maurício Marcellini Pereira and Rodolpho Amboss. Mr. Odair Garcia Senra will also be returning to the Board as a non-independent member.The Fiscal Council will comprise the following members: Olavo Fortes Campos Rodrigues Junior, Adriano Rudek de Moura and Luis Fernando Brum de Melo. Marcello Mascotto Iannalfo, Paulo Ricardo de Oliveira and Laiza Fabiola Martins de Santa Rosa are the alternate members of the Fiscal Council.
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Early beat pioneers like Prince Paul, DJ Premier, and Easy Mo Bee recall the urge to create that drove them to use whatever tools were available: Betamax tapes, reel-to-reel decks, even cassette boom boxes, which were used to manually loop samples recorded off the radio. So it's understandable when some of these old-school sonic alchemists talk negatively about current digital technologies like ProTools powerful, inexpensive PC software that changed the music industry, put some studios out of business, and turned casual homebodies into overnight producers.
But in the segment titled "Hip Hop Today: Under Construction," the titans are philosophical as well, allowing that new technologies (such as the widely available '80s gear by Japanese companies like Roland and Akai) gave them their entry into the business. For a new generation of beat stylists, it's still about the spirit of invention, the thrill of transcending material limitations: not so much what you're working with but what you do with it. J. Niimi
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Indiana Tech Holds 2014 Member Inductions
On March 12, 2014 Indiana Tech, headed by the Dean of the College of Business Jeffrey A. Zimmerman, inducted 55 Junior, Senior, Graduate, and Faculty members into Sigma Beta Delta. Some of them are pictured in the photo below but the new members include;
Amanda Barham, Ashley Benvenuti, Terra Brantley, Ampy Buchholz, Joshua Burt, Dwight Busche, Jr., Blake Butler, Christina Cape, Tao Chen, Leslie Christian, Douglas Clark, Casey Claypool, Janie Copeland, Darius Darling, Theresa DeVincent, Ruth deWit, Leann Diehl, Marlanna Dixon, Catherine Donovan, Dianna Fischer, Jennifer Fostr-Jackson, Michael Ganaway, Kathleen Gibson, Kyle Goehring, Ashley Greene, Michael Heintz, Steven Herendeen, Lori Hinton, Jennifer Jercha, Arienne Juliano, Crystal Karn, Tristan Lewis, Joshua Long, Martha MacKenzie, Daniel McGinnis, Jennifer Montel, Michael Morris, Debirah Morykon, Amy Parrish, Michael Pratt, Mikel Randolph, Jr., David Ray, Adam Schrader, Jenna Shaffer, Teresa Sims, Karen Smith, Angela Storris, Jeremy Swick, Deborah Thompson, Darla Turner, Jessica Updike, Jo Ann Wallis, Ashley Watley, Mitchell Wilson, and Timothy Allwein.
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I used to feed both my dogs on Jameswellbeloved which in itself is fine but found that my picky Collie wouldn't eat a lot of it and my very allergic older Collie scratched a bit with it - so decided to change to Purizon after reading the ingredients list it had - with no "fillers" etc and just the pure stuff ..... Wow! What a difference! my younger Collie has bloomed on it, shiny coat, bright eyes, full of energy and has finally filled out! My older dog doesn't scratch like she used to and has an amazing coat - only problem with her is that she's bloomed weight wise too due to high calorie content, Have asked Purizon if they do "weight control" yet but unfortunately they don't - I live in hope. Really really impressed with this food :-)
Helen (09/12/14) Back to Purizon Adult Dry Food Mixed Trial Pack
great quality
This food is great quality. It has a higher protein content than orrijen. I have five dogs of different types and they all love it. I have had issues with loose stills but as other reviewers had said stick with it as the problem will pass! Would highly recommend to anyone who cares about what their dogs eat
Purizon Fish
Excellent food for dogs. Smells delicious. The cat variety is also excellent and my dogs and cats love this food and look extremely good on it. Faeces are well formed and don't have that awful odour that dogs fed on cheap food has.
Elaine (05/10/14) Back to Purizon Adult Dry Food Mixed Trial Pack
My dog wolfed it down
Bought a trial size of this food and my dog wolfed it down he absolutely loved it. Highly recommend. Very strong smell of fish from the salmon. Will definitely be buying more.
Judy Matthews (14/08/14) Back to Purizon Adult Dry Food Mixed Trial Pack
Woosh and it was gone
I had a trial pack of the chicken and fish...well tonight i put it down as part feed to my Tibetan Mastiffs and before I could turn around it was gone....I couldn't believe how much they enjoyed it...This is a defo for my dogs its good to find a decent food
sharon craig (29/07/14) Back to Purizon Adult Dry Food Mixed Trial Pack
Healthier Dog in two weeks
My GSD is hyper-allergic even to rice and soya. Its been a nightmare to find food he can eat without him breaking out in sores. This is perfect. He's been on it 10 months and has never been in better shape. Its just like Orijen but at a price we can afford. Could not recommend it more highly.
Good food
I bought this when it was on offer,my Chocolate Lab who is 10 normally has James wellbeloved cereal free,as this was the same price but you got a few more kgs for the price,I gave it a try. My Dog did not hesitate to eat it,and has had no problems with it. Her stools are nicely formed! And her coat is still nice and shiny,and her mobility is very good.
Sarah Lambert (19/04/14) Back to Purizon Adult Dry Food Mixed Trial Pack
Purizon Dry Dog Food
This dog food is really nice. It's hard to get grain free dog food. I firmly believe that a grain free diet is beneficial to humans as well as dogs. Grains are not traditionally a large part our diet or theirs. This has good quality ingredients, the dogs love it and its doesn't upset the digestion like some foods i've tried and my cavalier's colitis has cleared up completely. Would recommend this Purizon dry dog food to anyone.
Trish Ward (26/01/14) Back to Purizon Adult Dry Food Mixed Trial Pack
Such good value and quality
We suspected that our dog may have been allergic to something in his food after he started itching and nothing from the expensive visits to the vets was helping. I decided to switch his food and at the same time give him something more beneficial than something from the supermarket. After a bit of research and help on what I should be looking for in food I found this. A lot of people said Orijen was the best but I believe this is just as good, a better price, and easy to order from zooplus :) And Sonny can't get enough!
Becky (17/10/13) Back to Purizon Adult Dry Food Mixed Trial Pack
The only food my sensitive dog tolerates!
Please don't ever stop selling this food. My sensitive Hovawart dog is allergic to most everything: beef, pork, game, poultry, rice, cereals and more... This is the first food in years which she has tolerated well - her coat is glossy and her itchiness has vanished. We are incredibly happy to have found this and will continue to buy.
GSD loved it, I loved the price, until the special offer ran out :(
I bought loads of these 400g packs whilst on two for £2.90. (That offer didn't last ;) Feed my GSD Arden Grange grain free fish/potato normally but anyway, raised him on Orijen for first 12 months and get Taste of the Wild sometimes. So always on the look out for a good quality kibble with no cereals/grains. This is another to bring to the table, or rather put in the bowl. It's the dog's proverbials, smells great, excellent ingredients, pricey but reassuringly so ;) Although I only got it as it was on special, I would splurge on it occasionally and it's def the best cheapest 'sample size' of the gold star kibble brands. The 400g pack is a perfect size for me to take one or two with me when camping, visiting people or sailing for the weekend or a few days. I use less than the recommended amount and then top up his meals with tins of sardines or fresh fish if on the sailing boat. The bag seals and can be used when out for the day. I can get tins of sardines virtually anywhere, but rarely find grain free food in small towns, villages and marina shops as it's very expensive. I don't want him eating large quantities when we're out sailing or camping because of the potential for bloat in a large chested dog, even though I don't exercise him for at least an hour after a meal. I just want high calorific, easily digestible, balanced food. Top quality nosh, the dog nailed it without breathing. He momentarily hesitated with the fish version, then destroyed a bowl of that too. Great that it's British made and not flying in from Canada cauing Co2 pollution (no offence intended Canada!)..
Stephen Marsh (17/04/13) Back to Purizon Adult Dry Food Mixed Trial Pack
Returning to Orijen
Completely agree with everything the previous reviewer said, particularly about his dog's stools being softer. My dog has issues with his anal glands and needs as solid a stool as possible! So, even though Orijen is almost twice the price, I'm going back to it.
Lucy (17/03/13) Back to Purizon Adult Dry Food Mixed Trial Pack
Great alternative to Orijen!
We're switching from Orijen to Purizon and our Bulldog seems to love it, it works out a lot cheaper especially if you buy in bulk and I thought I'd give it a try, very happy so far :)
Angela (16/03/13) Back to Purizon Adult Dry Food Mixed Trial Pack
Another grain-free food, but not as good as Orijen
I have fed my bull terrier on Orijen for some time, but thought I would try this food since the composition is very similar and I was pleased to see it was made in the UK. The food has a very strong smell and is shiny in appearance. My dog liked it well enough, but his stools were not as well formed as when he is fed Orijen. In short this appears to be quite a good food, but I'm sticking to Orijen from now on
loose doo doo's :(
I like to feed my dogs good quality food so I gave this one a go as they do like the fish recipe foods for a change but I'm afraid it didn't agree with three of my dogs stomachs and made their poo very runny so Im going back to Arden Grange fish recipe, my dogs were absolutely fine on that.
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On the down side of things I have delusional schizophrenia, but on the plus side...I'M BATMAN.
I went to a schizophrenia group therapy meeting today.It was just me in a room with four empty chairs.
My schizophrenia is really bad at the moment. I keep having paranoid thoughts about the world being full of clueless pricks who don't know what schizophrenia is.
I've just found out I suffer from Schizophrenia.I, on the other hand, don't.
I used to think I had schizophrenia...But then I realized that's what the voices want me to think.
My cat's been diagnosed with schizophrenia.The mad hairy bastard's got 45 lives now.
I couldn't live with myself if I had Schizophrenia.
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Pershing Gold Corporation Increases Mineralized Material At Relief Canyon By A Factor Of Nearly Five And Announces An In-Pit Gold Resource Estimate
The approximate outline of the current deposit projected to the surface is shown in Figure 1. Much of the SEC Guide 7 mineralized material within the deposit is located on claims owned by Gold Acquisition Corp., Pershing Gold's wholly owned subsidiary. The rest occurs on private lands and mining claims that Pershing Gold acquired in April 2012 when it purchased the interests of Victoria Resources (US), a subsidiary of Victoria Gold Corp. (TSX:VIT-V) in a 2006 Mineral Lease and Sublease with Newmont USA Limited, doing business in Nevada as Newmont Mining Corporation ("Newmont") (NYSE:NEM). The leased lands and claims are subject to an Area of Interest ("AOI") with Newmont. The approximate in-situ resource boundary shown in Figure 1 illustrates that Pershing Gold's strategic consolidation of the lands and claims surrounding the Relief Canyon Mine has given them exclusive rights to lands inside the currently defined boundary of SEC Guide 7 mineralized material associated with the Relief Canyon deposit.
Figure 1: Map featuring the approximate outline of the current gold deposit compared to the current pit boundary is available at: https://media.globenewswire.com/cache/19459/file/17778.pdf
Pershing Gold has drilled a total of 127 holes (approximately 61,100 feet) since initiating its work at the mine in the fall of 2011. The SEC Guide 7 mineralized material estimate by Pershing Gold is based on data from these holes plus the 588 holes that previous owners of the mine drilled. The Company's mineralized material estimate uses a cutoff grade of 0.0046 opt Au, and is based on 67 plan views spaced 20 feet apart.
Historic production at the Relief Canyon Mine included recoveries of silver at a ratio of one part gold to three parts silver. Silver is not included in the current SEC Guide 7 mineralized material or 43-101 resource estimates because the database for most of the historic holes does not include silver assays. Silver assays are planned for holes drilled in the future so this information can be added to the silver assay data from the holes Pershing Gold has drilled to date. Any identified silver resources will be included in future mineralized material and resource estimates.
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An El Paso police officer who's been sued at least twice for excessive force is now on permanent desk duty.
Officer Steven Smith is working in an intelligence center and not on the street after being accused of using excessive force. We're told the decision to put Smith on the desk came this week, but we weren't told an exact day. This comes three years after one incident resulted in a $15,000 lawsuit against the city, and a few days after another lawsuit was filed, and the same week we began running stories on officer Smith.
"It sounds to me like sweeping dirt under a rug, I mean, the dirt's still there," says a man who claims an El Paso Police officer beat him during what should have been a routine traffic stop three years ago. He fears retaliation and doesn't want us to disclose his identity, so we're calling him Miguel. The officer involved, Steven Smith, was taken off the street and put on permanent desk duty this week.
"It's a start," Miguel said. "It's definitely baby steps but steps nonetheless." He says he was surprised with the news of the lateral transfer, especially after he found out from a source in the department that smith was up for promotion.
"I've sat here for three years and absolutely nothing has been done, and I come to you guys and it seemed like almost immediately he's been transferred," Miguel said.
David Almonte, the deputy city manager for public safety as of October 1, says that he believes the 20-hour paid suspension for Smith was appropriate, and that the excessive force claims cannot be substantiated because you cannot see the incident in the video, you can only hear it. He also says that the planning for a new regional training facility for police and fire is underway but the design won't get approved for another couple of years. The training would include the proper tactics for vehicle pursuits and for high-speed chases, training that Almonte says is desperately needed in El Paso.
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geeez all this gpa talk?
is making me feel increasingly concerned each time someone posts about it. Is it still better to leave it on your resume if you have something you're not proud of (like 3-3.5), rather than just omit it altogether? I'm asking this in reference to another recent thread in which someone was mentioning how people automatically toss the resumes when they don't see any gpa listed.
Also, in relation to getting better gpas, is it possible to transfer after your 3rd year in college, so that you enter the new school as a senior? If not, what if you indicated you were interested in doing additional schooling (like a second major or studying a major that's not offered at your current school)?
Most schools require atIB
Most schools require at least 60 credits from their school.
no gpa = no interviewHF
no gpa = no interview
know people (ie multiple)?
know people (ie multiple) with 3.2 or lower as BB 07 analyst class.
do not worry so much about GPA. these guys didnt have much else on their resumes either but got by on solid personalities once they got rnd 1
I also am aware of several people in BBs without stellar grades. At the end of the day it comes down to the role you're interviewing for, i.e. someone looking to do sales doesn't really have to be top of the class but should have a great personality and be able to quickly build rapport.
If you are doing better in your final year put that on there too, ie GPA 3.3 ( Final year GPA 3.6) or whatever. Admit to whatever screwed you when you get asked at interview (i.e. I always did very well at school, got complacent and failed to respect the demands placed on me, but I've learned a lot from it).
Good luck.
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Admit to whatever screwed you when you get asked at interview (i.e. I always did very well at school, got complacent and failed to respect the demands placed on me, but I've learned a lot from it).
Good luck.
I like that
my question is how do you?
my question is how do you get interviews with 3.2 or lower? Do they have great prior work experience or connections? At my target school, it is impossible to get ibanking interviews with 3.2 or lower.
You have that specialO
You have that special something which gets your the interview, a splash of greatness in EC's, maybe an incredible study abroad immersion, use your imagination.
People on this board are way?
People on this board are way too obsessed about GPA. While it is important to have good grades, a number does not get you a job. Rather, one's personality, ability to perform and succeed are the factors that are really what the Firms want. There are plenty of bookworms with top numbers who can't hold leadership responsibilities if their life depended on it. Ok, so you have a 3.9---is a client going to care about that?
So everyone, chill over who has 0.02 or 0.04 higher than you. Yes, it's important to get an interview, but if you define yourself by a number, that's just plain pathetic.


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Thomas De Quincey, infamous for his memoir, 'Confessions of an English Opium-Eater', is the major suspect in a series of ferocious mass murders identical to ones that terrorized London forty-three years earlier.
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I thoroughly enjoyed this Victorian English mystery!
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Outstanding read. A Victorian mystery like none you've ever seen. Set in London 1854, you're right there with the fog, the smells, the dirt and the poverty. The characters are well crafted and there's a strong female who is as brilliant as the male investigators. Don't miss this one.
I didn't realize that this would be a historical novel. Truly you will be swamped with the "facts" of living in London in 1854 (like why cops were called bobbies or peelers). The story was actually pretty good, much like a Sherlock Holmes mystery. But, at times these "facts" would consume the page and distract from the thread. Good, but not great. Still an enjoyable mystery.
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Re: Khufu eVent Shelter from Locus Gear, Japan
For Info: the Rab Summit Bivvy has as much headroom as my Hilly Unna - Rab measure to the top of the door, not the apex of the tent (so I read...I've not measured it). I can easily sit up in mine.
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The Patagonia R1 balaclava will do everything you want - but is not 'traditional' - it is a very fine bit of kit though.
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Featuring 2 pianos set in the traditional way facing each other, 2 basses, guitar and drums ... this is one Oscar Peterson show not to be missed! The term 'legend' can be bandied about rather too often in jazz circles, but there is no danger of over-estimating the status of... find out more Tap to see more
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Robert "Bobby" Evan is here!
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|Sat, 08-18-2012 - 12:08pm
Sorry this is a bit late... As many of you know from my previous post, I started having contractions and preterm labor issues a couple weeks ago. (Wednesday 7/25)
After 3 days on bed rest I had my regularly scheduled MFM and OB appointments on Thursday 8/2. The day started off pretty normal, my MIL came to take care of me and the boys in the morning, and I got to sleep in a bit. My first appointment was at 1:45 with the MFM Specialist. When I got there they hooked me up for monitoring for 30 minutes, and recorded several strong contractions. Then they took my blood pressure...151/78... hrm a bit high because mine is nomally 110/60.. took it a second time... 153/80.. this is not looking so great... maybe third times a charm... 148/92.. crap. They send me down the hall to pee in a cup and then in the room for the sono. Sono was great. All they were doing was measuring fluids. Nurse comes in and tells the dr that there was protien in my urine. Sigh...
Dr tells me he's sending me to Labor & Delivery. Do not pass Go.. Do not collect $200... He calls my OB to tell them I'm not going to come to my appointment and to meet me downstairs...
Small panic attack in the elevator because of course, I'm alone! DH is at work, mom and dad are and hour away, MIL is with the boys, and FIL is 2 hours away. Ok... deep breath.. call DH, tried not to cry. He's on the way. Called MIL still trying not to cry, she'll call FIL and get him moving. Called Mom... BALLING.. she'll call my dad and they'll be waiting for the bat symbol to head over.
I get checked in, and by the time I'm settled upstairs, DH is by my side. Thank you for light traffic. Labs, IV, monitoring and BP... then wait.... 3 hours later, doctor comes in and makes every indication that she's about to send me home. Labs look good. BP is normal, and she isn't seeing any contractions on the monitor... wait... what!?!? I'm having contractions like crazy... so she decides to change out the equiptment. New blood pressure cuff, and different kind of contraction monitor. Now we're getting somewhere... 30 minutes later she comes in. She's now seeing all the contractions and getting a real read on my BP. It was as high as 189/109 at one point! She's ready to roll. The text my husband sends to the grandparents reads, "9:00 go time, this is not a drill"
I get prepped, ready to roll, meet the nurse that will be with me the rest of the night and try not to freak out. In Laws come in about 15 minutes before go time (my aunt and uncle came to get the boys) give hugs. My parents walk in 10 minutes later, hugs and tears as I get ready to walk down the hall.
Delivery and tubal went very smooth. Spinal went in easily. 9:46pm our bouncing baby boy was born. 9 pounds 13 oz, 20 1/4 inches long. The doctor thanked me for being persistant because otherwise he would have been 15 lbs at delivery!
My blood pressure didn't come down after delivery. In recovery they had to start giving me magnesium to lower my pressures. After 24 hours of not being able to see Bobby, or even lift my head, they finally were able to take me off and let me go see him. He was admitted to the NICU, because he wasn't breathing quiet right and having trouble eating.
Saturday afternoon, after I was able to get up and move around a bit, they released him from the NICU and up to my room. It was so nice to have him with me!
We were released from the hospital Sunday afternoon, and we both got to come home together!! After leaving the hospital alone after the twins were born, it was really a treat to leave with him!!
Unfortunately, my blood pressure has not really been cooperating and we had to spend another night in the hospital when he was a week old. Luckily they admitted me back to postpartum and he was able to go with me. I was released on Friday, on 2 different types of blood pressure medications. They tell me that it should return to normal in the next month or so, but right now I still feel a bit icky.
Bobby is an amazing baby!! He is currently taking 4 oz every 4 hours and only wakes up for one feeding at night! At his 2 week checkup, he weighed 10 lbs even. I'm slowly getting better, and I have tons of help! Our last baby journey has been an adventure, but we're finally settling in for a happy life!
|Sat, 08-18-2012 - 4:29pm
I had to laugh reading your post about trying to hold it together and not cry but the moment you got your mom on the phone the bawling stated, I can TOTALLY relate LOL. Something about that mother child bond will just send you straight to tears when you're in a scary situation. I'm glad they got LO out and I'm glad you're doing better. He is adorable!!! I total doll :-) Congrats!
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Congratulations! That is quite the story! Glad all turned out well overall and you two could go home together. So sorry you are still dealing w/ blood pressure issues, but hopefully, as the docs say, it is just a matter of time. Glad you have a lot of help. And I loved all the pics you posted w/ your story!


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Mohd Razali, Sheriza (2007) Forest Fire Hazard Rating Assessment In Peat Swamp Forest Using Integrated Remote Sensing And Geographical Information System. Masters thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
Forest fire can be a real disaster, regardless of their causes, be it human activity or nature. While it is difficult to control nature, it is possible to map different hazard levels thereby minimizing fire hazards and avoid potential damage. Satellite data plays an important role in detecting and mapping forest fires, involving different types of vegetation. This study was conducted with two objectives: first by applying remote sensing techniques to delineate fuel types map and burnt areas in peat swamp forest; secondly was to develop a fire hazard modelling and mapping of fire hazard rating areas using the Geographical Information System (GIS). A fire prone peat swamp forest located in Penor, Pahang was selected for the study. A colour composite image from Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) was transformed using Tasseled Cap Transformation (TC) and a fuel types map was produced. Roads and canal were digitized and developed as layers using ArcGIS 8.2. These layers were composite and four categories of forest fire hazard ranging from extreme to null were automatically derived. The final forest fire hazard rating map is presented in ArcView 3.1. In conclusion, almost 50% of the study areas were classified as 'low' hazard and only 10% of the areas were classified as 'extreme' hazard. As a result, the fire hazard map can be used for better forest fire management activities for that area.
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I used to put lotion and self-tanners on the parts that showed - My legs up to the knees, and my arms.
Awhile ago I read something about a study where the people who put lotion on their entire body and took 5 minutes to do it had more success in reaching a healthy weight. I thought I'd try it and appreciate my ENTIRE body, including the jiggly bits.
I began with the "glow" type of self tanner that just gives a hint of color and smoothed that all over my legs up to my panty line. I smoothed and smoothed over my big, jiggly thighs with loose skin while thinking good thoughts about my wonderful body and the places it has taken me and the power that it has to really work out hard. Previously, I thought that I didn't want to focus on this area especially and ignored it.
Then I used thick rich lotion and smoothed and smoothed it over my entire torso and butt massaging and appreciating. I'd previously ignored this entire area too! My butt? Don't want to think about it, much less touch it. Just want it to go away. Now I am massaging and smoothing and sending loving thoughts to the skin and muscles and life in me.
Then I smoothed and smoothed the glow tanner on my arms and chest. This part always got the lotions and potions in the past. No problem there.
In doing this exercise for the last couple of months consistently, I have noticed that it seems to have brought me into my entire body, not just the parts I thought should be appreciated, but all of me. I feel more connected to my body and that is a good thing, especially when I m trying to work out how to go through life without the need to feel full or get stuffed. I need to be able to pay attention to my body and I believe this will help me.
I can't believe I waited so long to slather that self tanner on my thighs! What a difference! Even though these thighs will never see the light of day, I will see them and it is so nice to look in the mirror and see one long leg line, not tan lower legs and then big, white thighs. What was I waiting for? To be thinner? - don't wait. To love myself more? - Don't wait, act "as if". I REALLY enjoy looking in the mirror a lot more now and feel more appreciative of the beautiful body, with all of it's flaws and jiggly bits too, that I've been given.
LOVE yourself TODAY. BE the LOVE you want to have. SPREAD the LOVE you have and it will grow.
For the first time in I can't remember how long, I weigh under 170. It is like a miracle, except that I know I have done the work to get here. I look in the mirror and almost don't recognize that woman.
I got off my bike in front of a store window and did not recognize myself!
My eyes (and my clothing sizes) tell me one thing but inside my head, just walking around, I still often feel like the fat girl. I still want to mindlessly eat the candy in the office, I still can overeat when confronted by bowls of nuts, I still want to snack in front of the TV or eat too much in one sitting.
Then I'll see myself in the mirror or window and realize where I've come.
When does the fat girl in my head leave for good? I am trying to view this weight loss as permanent and just "the new me", "the real me" and not come from a place of fear that I'll revert back to my old ways and end up wearing size 18 pants again. Fear is not a good place to come from and I recognize that I have come from that place in the past which might have been part of my downfall.
I look forward to the day when my head aligns more closely with my body and I feel like the slender(ish), fit, healthy person that I have become.
[Repeated while pumping fists and doing happy dance]
I had my body fat retested yesterday and I am, for the first time in my life, I'm sure, in the "recommended" range at 31.8. What? Me normal? YES I AM! In April I tested at 34.7 which is the low end of "high". I am amazed at what my body can do.
This is the REAL me. I will never go back to my old self. I have stripped away the "protection" of those pounds and I am closest to the way I want to feel for the rest of my life. I am happy, fit, energetic and get to where all of the cute clothes that I couldn't/wouldn't wear for all of these years.
Life is so good! (Now I need to post a new photo and will do so soon)
Whoa, 40.4 to be exact since I began in November 2009 at 213 pounds.
Just to be clear, I began this journey in October of 2006 at 227, got down to about 192 (for 5 minutes) and then slowly regained back to 213. So technically I'm down 54 pounds. And wow do I feel like a different person. I'll be 50 in September and I'm in the best shape of my life. I feel for the first time ever in losing the same 50 pounds more than once that this is a permanent lifestyle change. So what is so different from before?
1. I learned that I don't need that much food to survive. I am learning to loathe that "full-to-the-gills" feeling that I KNOW leads to overweight. I don't care if it is (only) a huge salad or plate of vegetables, it is too much. Enough is enough! I have lost the need to "game" what I was eating and gotten real.
2. A little bit higher exercise intensity really burns up the calories and feels so good. I have enjoyed sweating like a pig and feeling like an athlete. I am amazed at what my body can do. I work up some sort of sweat every day and the power of my heart and lungs and legs carries into my heart and brain and soul and heals me.
3. It feels really good to be in control and riding the wave of sanity that I have been for months now. Sanity beats insanity EVERY day. I stopped beating myself up for slip-ups and talked to myself in an encouraging way - "This is one day, only one day. You are not going back to your previous life, etc." and regularly give myself a peptalk, "Great day! You are doing so good, you are a winner, you are really doing this and you should be proud, just ten more minutes, etc." and also "OK excess weight, I release you now. You have served me in some capacity and I thank you for that, but now I can take care of myself. You are free to go and I don't need you anymore. You can go now, I release you. I will be fine without you."
4. Body weight and light weight exercises have whipped me into shape like nobody's business, and pretty fast too. Situps, pushups, lunges, bicep curls, shoulder presses -done with Gilad on TV "Total Body Sculpt". I'm sittin' here with to-die for biceps and shoulders and actual muscles in my thighs, butt, stomach and obliques. I'm burning calories with these big ole muscles and I'm just typing! You gotta love it and a little goes a long way. I look like an athlete.
5. I finally questioned my own beliefs about my body and my weight. When I (re)started in November 2009, I remarked to a friend at work, "Oh, I just want to lose some (undefined amount of) weight. I just want to feel better, but I'll never be thin,." She simply asked "Why?" and I swear I heard something snap in my belief system. I HAD NEVER QUESTIONED my paradigm and vision of myself and what was possible. NO WONDER I was fat! That one question "Why (won't you ever be thin)?" really pulled me up short. QUESTION your believes about weight and food. LISTEN to the same story you tell yourself. CHANGE your story, CHANGE your outcome. You have to believe it to see it.
6. Being on Sparkpeople and having a few comments and kindness and encouragement and laughter from all of you out there and also giving kindness and encouragement has been the most amazing gift of all. To know that you are all out there, all with the same struggles, all without judgement, brings a little tear to my eye in gratitude for all that you have given me and accepted from me.
Life is good, you can do this, don't stop believing in yourself.
OK, that�s size 12. Quick change from 14 due to some interval training on the treadmill. That�s it! Just added in some running and boom! Size 12. My body is an amazing machine that responds to my input of right-sized food portions, exercise, water, and self-love. I feel strong and beautiful! I AM strong and beautiful! YAY!


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Tate Modern and the last days of Van Doesburg
There are only a few days left to see the fascinating exhibition 'Van Doesburg and the International Avant Garde' at the Tate Modern in London. I saw it about a month ago and encourage all who can to go along.
Theo van Doesburg is the painter whose work you see from a distance and think it's Mondrian – but there are significant differences: the former's colours are more romantic, his shapes softer, the temperature slightly warmer than Mondrian's refrigerated, disinfected world. There is more butter in the sauce. Even with the limited palette of a piece like 'Composition XIII' (above) note the gentle lines and soft grays, like a cottage with sloping walls rather than an apartment with razor-bladed angles. Where Mondrian takes us to an abstract world of chilly perfection, and Josef Albers repeats his school-room geometry lessons with oppressive confidence, Van Doesburg's shapes seem to dream and dance. Nevertheless, in the end, Mondrian does have seem to have the 'edge' – his pieces bear repeated and lingering viewing in a way narrowly missed by his contemporaries. Perhaps it's the Webernesque brevity and transparency about his work; the utter discipline of utter simplicity, and his absolute trust in line over pigment, in counterpoint over the harmony it produces.
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ON THE OUTS: The pool of shelter magazines is steadily shrinking, but that doesn't mean Architectural Digest editor in chief Paige Rense has gotten any less competitive, as Carleton Varney recently learned the hard way. The interior designer, whom the magazine named one of the 30 Deans of American design, made the fatal mistake of allowing House Beautiful to publish in its February issue a Wisconsin lake home he decorated. He also had a spread in that month's Architectural Digest, but that didn't placate Rense, who promptly disinvited Varney from a panel she was moderating in South Florida late last month, reportedly even having the programs reprinted to leave him off. Varney confirmed the story. "Paige and I have been friends for so long, and I would never want to do anything to hurt her," he told WWD. "But Paige likes for people to be solely hers." Did he think he was permanently barred from the magazine? Varney laughed. "I don't know. It's all destiny. Certainly I hope our friendship will continue." A spokeswoman for Rense did not respond to messages. — Irin Carmon


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Hilo homicide victim identifed
Big Island police have identified the victim in a murder investigation as 59-year-old Robert A Evanson of Hilo.
An autopsy is scheduled for Friday afternoon to determine the cause of death.
At 7:32 p.m. Wednesday, police responded to a reported disturbance at an apartment complex on the 100 block of Ululani Street in Hilo. Upon arrival, police discovered Evanson's lifeless body in an apartment unit. He was taken to Hilo Medical Center where he was officially pronounced dead.
Police arrested 52-year-old Rhonda Faris of Pahoa and 63-year-old Elsworth Hulihee of Hilo on suspicion of second-degree murder. They remain at the Hilo police cellblock while detectives from the Area I Criminal Investigations Section continue the investigation.
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