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You might not have noticed many fashion trends in childrenís wear but they are there and as much for boys as they are girls. We went along to some of the hottest labels runway shows for their kidsí collections and were blown away by the attention to detail and styling put into clothing for our little ones.
The boy's fashion shows were incredibly successful and you will pleased to know there is something for everyone in the style stakes.
Not all little boys want to play in the mud, some of them have style from a young age and this was seen in many shows. Alongside causal ërough and tumbleí clothes there were sixties skinny jeans, long wool coats and plenty of colour. We are huge fans of the tailored clothes and you will be surprised by how many young men are seen swapping t-shirts for collared shirts and ties and suit jackets this year.
Anything retro will also go this year; drainpipe trousers, snappy tailoring and leather jackets are all whatís hot in young fashion. On the casual side of things, jumpers and jogging bottoms will see blocks of colour for a far funkier edge.
If your boy is a little older, you might find their inner fashionista is far more developed. Get to the root of what he wants by taking a look at what this yearís runway shows have to offer. Hip-hop and athletic gear are all popular choices but fashion can be hugely influenced by interests in sports, music or the arts. Donít embarrass your young man by attempting to dress him like you did ten years ago!
Boys fashion can be very similar to menís trends of the year. A little denim shirt or denim jacket will be bang on trend.
If you're looking for kids' clothes, you can buy now pay later at Ellos, where you'll find trendy clothes for all ages, shapes and sizes.
Designer of this 2011 Fall Fashion Trends want to made your fall looks more impressive with its slits and slashes designs. 2011 Fall Fashion Trends bring comfortable wearing cloth and dress which full fill the coverage of fall fashion style. Specially when you're looking out of your home and see your neighbors like some nudity, thats the falls fashion design bring by some famous designer which bring 2011 Fall Fashion Trends with all the slits and slashes in their dresses and skirts. Taking out at fall will make you understand why they take this inspirations when designed the fall fashion show.
And now, with spring right around the corner (well, almost!), we're circling back to get you up to speed on what you need to prep your closet for.
Appearance of a woman must be very, very important. In situations such as campuses,but there we are to study there we also met with faculty, friends of diverse shape andappearance models of each person. The clothes we wear are not also have to be fancy and expensive that any critical that we use comfortable Trends Style Back to Campus if you wear anything that simplethough our appearance. Lauren Pearce student at Vanderbilt University. She wore brown blouse is perfect for her. Because of the style in fashion wore certainly will not be outdated. With the material so tightly knit that no visible body not too skinny andblack leggings paired with a good deal.
Knee-length dress worn Tina student at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago very beautiful and full of color, as bright and as happy as the day for the campus. A small brown bag that he looks very trendy and red shoes. Her appearance is quite good.
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Macrame Fashion Trend for Spring 2011
Macrame is mostly used for accessories and objects; because it's constructed of knots it can be bulky and have little stretch to it. Nevertheless, 2011 sees it used on clothing and accessories alike. Because it can often have a very open weave, macrame is 2011′s perfect accompaniment to beachwear. Just have a look at the examples from Gucci and Christian Dior below – an open-weave macrame dress is ideal for layering over a bikini, monokini or bodysuit.


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A key heavyweight matchup has been added to the UFC's traditional year-end event as Josh Barnett meets Travis Browne.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal first reported the booming, and UFC officials subsequently confirmed it.
Featuring two heavily anticipated title fights with middleweight champ Chris Weidman vs. Anderson Silva and women's bantamweight champ Ronda Rousey vs. Miesha Tate, UFC 168 takes place Dec. 18 at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena.
The main card airs on pay-per-view following prelims on FOX Sports 1 and Facebook. Barnett vs. Browne will be part of the main card.
Barnett (33-6 MMA, 5-1 UFC) currently sits at No. 5 in the latest USA TODAY Sports/MMAjunkie.com MMA heavyweight rankings while Browne (15-1-1 MMA, 6-1-1 UFC) is just behind at No. 7.
Barnett is a former UFC heavyweight champion who earned the belt in 2002 with a win over Randy Couture. A subsequent failed drug test saw Barnett lose the belt, and he went on to fight in Japan for the next several years.
Barnett returned to the UFC in August, earning a first-round stoppage win over Frank Mir. Barnett is now 10-1 in his past 11 overall appearances.
Barnett had been linked to a planned bout with Stipe Miocic, but the UFC ultimately elected to go in a different direction.
Meanwhile, Browne also fought in August, earning the biggest win of his career to date with a first-round stoppage of former Strikeforce heavyweight champ Alistair Overeem. The lone blemish on Browne's career mark came in a disappointing first-round loss to Antonio Silva in October 2012, but he's since bounced back with wins over Overeem and Gabriel Gonzaga.
For the latest on UFC 168, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
(Pictured: Josh Barnett)
UFC heavyweight contender Travis Browne talks about winning and losing in MMA, his decision to change training camps and the truth about Ronda Rousey's training in this video. read news >>
Barnett breaks down how he sees the UFC Heavyweight championship unification fight will go, and his thoughts on Jon Jones' positive test for cocaine use. read news >>
One year ago today, everything was set up quite nicely for Travis Browne. Then Fabricio Werdum threw a massive wrench into the works. Filed under: Featured Videos, News, UFC, Videos read news >>
Jared Rosholt will face Josh Copeland in a heavyweight bout at UFC 185 "Pettis vs. Dos Anjos." read news >>
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The lineup for the UFC's next event, "UFC Fight Night 59: McGregor vs. Siver," is again set with newcomer Louis Taylor joining the main card.Filed under: MMA Rumors, News, UFC read news >>
Heavyweight KO artists Alistair Overeem and Roy Nelson are set to battle at UFC 185 in Dallas this March. In a rare bit of "Winner vs. Loser" matchmaking, the UFC has announced a heavyweight bout for read news >>
The UFC's return to New Jersey in April has its main event – an oft-rumored middleweight matchup between a pair of former champs. Filed under: Featured, MMA Rumors, News, UFC read news >>
A bantamweight matchup between longtime veteran Manny Gamburyan and undefeated prospect Aljamain Sterling has been added to April's UFC on FOX 15 event.Filed under: News, UFC read news >>

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CMA CGM Group has announced that it has signed with Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ), India's largest port developer and part of Adani Group, an agreement for the development of a new common user Container Terminal at Mundra Port. This will be the 4th Container Terminal in Mundra and will be a 650 meters terminal along with 27 hectares of back area capable of handling 1.3 million TEUs annually. Following this announcement, the construction phase will be initiated immediately and completion will be in a record 24 months. The project comprises design and construction of 650 meters jetty with a water depth of 16.5 meters. This world class terminal will initially have four units of 65 tonne capacity of Rail Mounted Quay Cranes capable of handling 18,000 TEU vessels and Super Post and Ultra Large Container Vessels. These cranes would be by far the largest and first of its kind in India. The yard equipment will include twelve 41 tonne lift rubber tyred container gantry cranes which will accommodate seven rows of containers and one operational lane. For CMA CGM, Mundra Container Terminal is the Group's first port investment in India, and demonstrates its ambition to further increase its presence in this strategic and fast-developing country. CMA CGM is present in India since 1984. With around 500 staff members and 24 offices, CMA CGM is calling 9 ports in India, and offers to its Indian customers more than 8 direct shipping services connecting India to the rest of the world. This new investment adds to the 27 container terminals that CMA CGM Group has today in its portfolio, and is a key step in its strategy to further expand its position in port operations. This 50:50 JV partnership is yet another major step by APSEZ to continue to rapidly expand its container terminals footprint across India's coastline and further augments APSEZ's existing two container handling locations at Mundra and Hazira along with its already announced two container terminals to be constructed at Ennore in Chennai and Dhamra in Odisha. It will allow Adani Ports to fulfill its stated vision of handling 200 million metric tonnes of cargo well before the year 2020. This partnership is expected to significantly benefit both companies in accelerating the ramp up of export, import and transshipment container volumes in India. Farid T. Salem, Executive Officer of CMA CGM Group said: "We believe in the development of India and of its economy. With this investment, CMA CGM and Adani Ports will develop a state-of-the-art infrastructure that will play a key role for the development of the country's industry. CMA CGM has strong ambitions in India. We have already a strong presence in India, through our 24 offices and our 8 direct shipping services. We are convinced our partnership with Adani Ports will significantly reinforce this strategy." "We are very pleased with this JV partnership that will help put our continued expansion at the Mundra port on an even steeper trajectory. The strategic value of such a partnership with a major global player like CMA CGM is hugely significant and opens up a whole set of additional opportunities and synergies for both the companies" said Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group. "This new container terminal will be an absolutely world class facility that will stimulate the growth of cargo benefiting our customers as well as help accelerate the industrial development over the vast hinterlands that Mundra provides access to. This will make Mundra the largest container port in the country." As per the agreement, the transaction is subject to approvals from the regulators as maybe required including the competition commission of India, MoCI and the GMB.
Port of Long Beach Chief Executive Jon Slangerup on Thursday unveiled ambitious plans for congestion-beating smart systems for cargo movement and an all-out
Lerwick's importance as a gateway for Shetland's communities and industries is underlined by an increase in passenger traffic, cargo handled and fish landed in 2014.
China is closely monitoring the policies of the new Greek government after Athens said this week it will stop the sale of a majority stake in Greece's biggest port,
In order to accommodate construction of Ultra-Large newbuilding vessels including recently secured 20,000TEU Mega container ships (about 400m in length and about 59m breadth),
ARENA has invested $1 billion in more than 230 projects, fellowships and scholarships that are paving the way for a more diverse energy future for Australia.


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Columbus Welcomes Hockey's Best Players And Fans
Columbus is host to the National Hockey League All Star game this week-end. The NHL showcase will bring thousands fans and visitors to the city as well as international media attention.
Visit the remarkable story of two brothers and two women at the heart of an infamous episode in British history.
Almost half-way through the baking competition, the remaining bakers face pies and tarts. Watch Preview.
Agatha Christie's greatest detective is back on Sunday's Masterpiece Mystery.  Hercule Poirot is using his "little grey cells" to solve yet another murder so foul.  In "The Big Four"  Poirot finds himself in a world of global espionage when a Russian chess grandmaster is found dead.  Joining the super sleuth in his latest adventure are old friends Captain Hastings, Inspector Japp and Miss Lemon. It all starts Sunday night at 9pm.
On Monday night at 10pm in this week's episode of Civil War: The Untold Story, Union General Rosecrans poor decision-making during the Battle of Chickamauga causes the end of his leadership. Â Grant takes charge and immediately plans an offensive that has the Confederate army escaping south into Georgia. Â It is the beginning of the end of the war.
Tuesday night WOSU TV presents an encore of our local documentary, John Glenn: A Life of Service. This great documentary chronicles the events of John Glenn's extraordinary life.  From his humble beginnings here in Ohio, to one of our country's first astronauts and his life of public service, John Glenn: A Life of Service is a fitting tribute. John Glenn's story is followed by another great American story.
On Tuesday night at 9pm WOSU begins the Ken Burns two-part series Mark Twain.  In this first episode Burns explores the early days of Samuel Clemens. Growing up in the small Mississippi river town of Hannibal, Missouri, Clemens seeks out adventure after adventure.  He eventually evolves into Mark Twain, the humorist and writer, publishing his first novel Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
If you haven't had the chance to see My Wild Affair on Wednesday night, here's your chance to check in with this touching series.  This week chronicles the story of Rupert, an orphaned black rhinoceros rescued from a Zambezi River flood.  Rupert ended up in the home of wildlife vet Dr. John Condy, whose four young children immediately fell in love with the families new addition. Rupert was eventually released back into the wild and now, 50 years later, the children are back to search for clues to the fate of their childhood friend. It all begins Wednesday night at 8pm.
We end the week on Friday night arts with American Masters: Marvin Hamlisch: What He Did For Love.  This is another great program from the American Masters folks.  By age 31, Marvin Hamlisch had won four Grammys, an Emmy, three Oscars, a Tony and a Pulitzer Prize, making him one of only 2 PEGOT winners.
Hamlisch was a child prodigy, being accepted at Julliard at the age of six. Â We should have known great things would come from him and they did, hit songs, movie scores and the Broadway musicals. His streak was unprecedented. This program goes into the archives, interviews his talented collaborators, and shares family stories all to bring you the story of Marvin Hamlisch.
July finishes in a flourish this week on WOSU TV.


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On 'Survivors' Street'
Tuesday 27 January 2015 Eye witness
"I did as I would with my grandmother. Pulled my chair right up beside her, and asked in a loud, slightly dumb voice, as if speaking to a child, 'Do you like it here, then?' 'The food is good,' she replied. Silence. 'In Auschwitz I weighed 23 kilos.' Silence. Over the course of an hour Shoshana Colmer dives into her memories. Without coming up for air," writes Daphne Rousseau, after meeting the residents of a community in northern Israel known as as "Survivors' Street".
(AFP Photo / Menahem Kahana)
I am a human kaleidoscope
Monday 26 January 2015 Eye witness
"On Saturday the 10th of January – on the eve of the historic unity march held in Paris after the Charlie Hebdo attacks – two suicide bombers blew themselves up in a café in the Jabal Mohsen quarter of Tripoli, in north Lebanon," writes AFP's Rita Daou. "The attack left nine people dead and 37 wounded. Late that night, still hard at work, I received a phone call from a journalist friend. 'What? Still working?' she exclaimed. 'Go to bed my dear. No one will use your story. Tomorrow is the Paris march. No one gives a hoot about Jabal Mohsen'."
(AFP Photo / Ibrahim Chalhoub)
A traveler comes home
Friday 23 January 2015 Eye witness
"Writing a profile of Jacques Lhuillery is like walking down a winding road, with many forks. Starting from the man I knew and discovering, with each new friend I speak to, with each hilarious or moving anecdote, a new Jacques, another faraway land, another of his lives of which I knew nothing."
The head of AFP's Japan bureau, who died of cancer aged 61, learned to speak Dutch while living in Saudi Arabia. He was the star of the annual Mardi Gras carnival in a small town in the south Netherlands, and he played petanque with an African head of state over drinks of 'pastis'. Jacques was devastated by the murder in Ivory Coast of his friend and colleague Jean Helene, and was himself gravely injured in a fire at his home in Nigeria. But he never lost the rambunctious sense of humour, the actor's talent and brazen nerve that seemed to open doors wherever he went.
(Photo: AFP /Georges Gobet)
From back-up to front seat
Tuesday 20 January 2015 Eye witness
As elite police hunted for the Charlie Hebdo suspects, AFP's Sebastien Paquet and Reda Khoucha spent two days on their tracks - sleeping rough, surviving on service station sandwiches, and barely speaking to their families. So far so normal, for journalists assigned to cover one of the most dramatic stories to rock France in recent years. Except neither are journalists. Both were part of a six-man team of video technicians who worked round-the-clock – and well outside their usual brief - in the aftermath of the January 7 Islamist shooting at the satirical weekly.
(Regis Doucet)
Welcome to Jacques Lhuillery's Japan
Monday 19 January 2015 Eye witness
Long-time Agence France-Presse correspondent Jacques Lhuillery, who has died aged 61, was one of the most entertaining, and prolific, contributors to the AFP blogs. After a string of tough postings that took him Iran to Nigeria via Ivory Coast and Lebanon, he found reason to marvel in everything he saw in his final AFP posting as Tokyo bureau chief. From the strange choreography of Tokyo metro workers, to the sounds and silences of the Japanese capital, or its bewildering complex recycling system. Whether sitting out an earthquake in a pseudo-Bavarian tavern, or pondering the likenesses between sumo wrestling and and corrida, here are his collected posts for the blog.
Human pinball in Las Vegas
Thursday 15 January 2015 Eye witness
"Ever heard of a hackathon ? It's what you get when you lock a bunch of software whizzes in a room, deprive them of sleep for days at a stretch, and wait for visionary new ideas to emerge fully formed at the other end," writes AFP technology reporter Glenn Chapman. "It also sums up pretty neatly my own experience of covering CES -- the annual gadget and television extravaganza in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Consumer Electronics Show shares many of the basic ingredients of a hackathon - as a melting pot overflowing with gadgetry and concepts, out of which the technology world tries each year to pluck the Next Big Thing."
(AFP Photo / Robyn Beck)
Capturing a human tide on camera
Tuesday 13 January 2015 Eye witness
Clinching a spot on board a helicopter, watching world leaders march under tight security, or melting into the heart of the crowd, AFP photographers Kenzo Tribouillard, Eric Baradat and Joel Saget share their experience of the historic January 11 unity march in Paris.
(AFP Photo / Kenzo Tribouillard)
When terror unravels at home
Sunday 11 January 2015 Eye witness
"As a journalist, I've covered some dramatic events in the past -- natural disasters in China come to mind or the conflict in Ukraine. But I never thought I'd see a bloodbath in Paris, my home city," writes AFP's Marianne Barriaux. "Why was I -- am I still -- so shaken by Friday's siege at the Porte de Vincennes in Paris?"
(AFP Photo / Eric Feferberg)
'Little Schoolboy' at Charlie Hebdo
Thursday 8 January 2015 Eye witness
"Charlie Hebdo's cartoonists were not my friends. They were my first family in journalism, the one you can never fall out with," AFP's Karim Talbi, who started his career at satirical weekly, writes in tribute to his friends, murdered by Islamic extremists. "I would never be where I am today without the good old Wolinski, Cabu, Charb and Tignous."
(AFP Photo / Joel Saget)
'Leave them the hell alone'
Tuesday 23 December 2014 Eye witness
"It all begins with a glance at the AFP wire, over breakfast, on a cool morning in Hanoi. A tsunami has struck in the Indian Ocean. More than 100,000 are dead or missing, and the toll is surging by the hour."
On December 26, 2004, Didier Lauras, AFP's Vietnam correspondent, is sent to the tsunami-hit Thai tourist resort of Phuket. How do you cover a disaster on that scale? Should you interview broken survivors searching desperately for their loved ones? "Ten years later I know there is no right answer. I did what my gut feeling commanded. Leave them the hell alone."
(AFP Photo / Pornchai Kittiwongsakul)
India through a lens
Friday 19 December 2014 Eye witness
When the 20-year-old Rajeev Goswami set himself on fire at a student protest in 1990, R. Raveendran was there to capture the desperate act. His shot triggered a surging wave of demonstrations, and indirectly brought down the Indian government. Ravee, as he is universally known, has hung up his camera after a staggering career of more than 40 years at AFP's Delhi office. "It's been a fascinating four decades," he says of his journey. "I wouldn't change it for anything."
(AFP Photo / Raveendran)
On a tiger safari
Friday 19 December 2014 Eye witness
On a quiet Thursday in November, an AFP reporter in Bobigny, north Paris suburbs, receives a phone call from a flustered police officer, who dialed his number by mistake. «Hello, Jerome? Call back the fire brigade. We can't find IT." "IT, as we are about to find out, is the TIGER," writes Eve Szeftel, who spent two days in pursuit of the bloodthirsty beast -- under the amused eye of the world's media.
(AFP / Julie Berdeaux)
Welcome to Hell, Victorian-style
Tuesday 16 December 2014 Eye witness
"I squeezed through the hole in the middle of the road," writes AFP photographer Adrian Dennis after taking a grisly trip into the belly of London's sewers. "Near the bottom of the ladder, I struggled to get my boot through the 'goo' and onto the last rung before stepping off backward into waist-deep 'porridge'. My harness unhooked, the sewer technician whispered, 'Welcome to hell!'"
(AFP Photo / Adrian Dennis)
Open House at the CIA
Monday 15 December 2014 Eye witness
"The fresh-faced staff members scurried back and forth among the rows of chairs. They were clearly nervous," writes AFP's Pentagon reporter Dan De Luce, after covering the first ever live news conference held inside CIA headquarters -- as the spy agency scrambled to respond to revelations its operatives tortured Al-Qaeda suspects after the September 11 attacks.
(AFP Photo / Saul Loeb)
The night Ferguson caught fire
Monday 15 December 2014 Eye witness
AFP video journalist Loic Hofstedt was in Ferguson, Missouri, on November 24, 2014, the night a grand jury decided not to press charges against the white police officer who shot dead Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager. He was injured in the head as rioting broke out in anger at the verdict. "I was just doing my last shots, and I told myself I'm going to get the hell out of here. It happened in a second -- I knew immediately it was a brick because I could hear them flying all around me."
(AFP Photo /Jewel Samad)
Contagious as fear
Friday 12 December 2014 Eye witness
"Travelling to Sierra Leone to report on the Ebola crisis, I was expecting a country paralysed by the epidemic, full of people in rubber boots, gloves and masks – avoiding each other like the plague. And it was nothing like I had imagined," writes AFP video journalist Celine Clery, who travelled to the west African country, among the world's poorest, in November to find a capital still buzzing with life. "Everywhere we found a fighting spirit, looking for ways to move forward once the epidemic is over."
(AFP Photo / Francisco Leong)
Brawl at the Hall
Monday 8 December 2014 Eye witness
"I picked up the "Brawl at the Hall" assignment in Bethnal Green, East London, late on a Thursday night. An interesting feature about white-collar boxers – City workers who trade their suit and tie for a pair of boxing gloves in the evening," writes AFP photographer Adrian Dennis. "Nine matches on the card. The fighters, a solicitor, a banker and an IT consultant, every one of them brave and committed. Quite unlike a normal sporting venue, with strict rules on where you can sit or venture, it became evident I had complete freedom to work."
(AFP Photo / Adrian Dennis)
Cafes and snipers, from Beirut to Aleppo
Friday 5 December 2014 Eye witness
"I had imagined Aleppo to be like Berlin at the end of World War II – smoking ruins, with haggard people stumbling through a ghostly silence," writes AFP's Sammy Ketz, who travelled to the divided Syrian city at the end of November. "Instead I found myself back in Beirut during the civil war – where life and death, buzzing cafes and snipers, exist side by side."
(AFP Photo / Joseph Eid)
Of football and friendship in Saudi Arabia
Monday 1 December 2014 Eye witness
For a Western journalist new to socially-conservative Saudi Arabia, football is a precious chance to see local life up close. AFP's Ian Timberlake found himself sharing spiced coffee and jokes with police officers at the Gulf Cup final, and was left "marvelling at how a football match had again brought me face to face with Saudis." "In reality, that was the main reason I had come to this match," he writes. "For me, this wasn't really about football."
(AFP Photo / Fayez Nureldine)
Syria's 'hospital' of horrors
Wednesday 12 November 2014 Eye witness
Douma is a Syrian rebel Bastion. A city of 200,000 just northeast of Damascus, it has been under siege for more than a year by forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad, and has been hit practically every day by heavy artillery fire and air and ground raids.
"I head to the hospital each time an intense bombing or air raid hits Douma to document the attacks", says Abd Doumany, a freelance photographer that works for AFP. "At times when I arrive, it is as if I've entered a nightmare".
(AFP Photo / Abd Doumany)


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(more songs of Teyana Tylor: Boy You And Me, Swagg, Really Got It Bad, I'm Done, Something Light)
Traffic Stop
I like BBC, hoodies, and stuff.
Bape make kickers yea that's watsup.
Hogging dem jeans, same cut different pocket,
Everybody know it's all about that back pocket,
Diamonds on my neck, d-diamonds on my grillz,
Skittle colored, taste the rainbow,
Wrist don't chill,
Yea, Yea
I spent a couple miill.
But that's OK cause Teyana got a deal
Sitting at the bus stop, suckin on a lollipop, in my ice cream top,
I can make the traffic stop,
I can make the traffic stop,
I-I could make the
I could make the
Sitting at the bus stop, suckin on a lollipop, in my ice cream top,
I can make the traffic stop,
I can make the traffic stop,
I-I could make the traffic stop
I like skateboards, bikes and things,
Packed in the back of that old white thing,
Keys keys jingling,
No light scenes,
Boys screaming I'm so sweet 16,
Speaking of which,
Y'all know where the party,
Y'all know who fell through just like Barbie,
Who brought the 80's back like that old Atari
Y'all know Teyana get the party started,
So crazy so retarded,
I'm so New York,
I'm so damn Harlem,
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Hold up,
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Number one draft pick on that star track team.
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I've been a crappy host. I am finding myself busy, tired, or plain not in the mood. When I do check out the board, I'm finding myself with either nothing to contribute or not knowing what to say. I guess I'm getting in a post rut. I'll try to do better. I can understand if you think another person should step up and host also.
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We understand. Life keeps us busy and you are preg on top of that.
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I am too busy lately myself. But I do know when I get in a post rut the host resource page can normally get me out of it, just a thought :). BTW, I do have somebody working on our scroller finally.
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oh a new picture one? If so can sent you a current one for Joshua
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We did the sign up back in October and when I PM'd them about doing it, never got anything back, and they changed how it works since then, so somehow we just got overlooked, but we've been unoverlooked.
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hey, I have been away for a looong time so I don't remember if I replayed this one :)
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Dennis Cahlo and The Change, Americans UK, Mick 66
Dennis Cahlo and The Change
As of March 2013, Dennis Cahlo hadn't been on a stage in more than three years. He had once
shared the stage with The Strokes, Blondie and Joe Strummer. He was relegated to the
sidelines as he watched his contemporaries achieve international success. He moved into
commercial music and got a regular job while his friends became hipster darlings. However,
through it all, his love for music never waned, it was always there waiting to be tapped into again.
The tale is as old as time. Boy loves girl, girl breaks boys heart. Repeat. Dennis Cahlo took two
painful heartbreaks and created his magnum opus, Songs From The Sea (of you and of me).
Song From The Sea was not written as a "conceptual" piece. A total of 9 songs had been
recorded and then another 9 written shortly after completing mixdown of the first. Separate they
were two, very good, very short albums but placed back to back they became an epic, tragic love
story in two acts.
Written, produced, and roughly mixed in his bedroom studio, Dennis was able to maintain
complete control over the sound and execution of each piece. A painstaking process that lasted
over a year with eventual assistance from friend and bass player James Mignone and featuring
guitar work from Steve Schiltz of Hurricane Bells, Dennis considered it his "best work to date".
But the story doesn't end there.
In early 2013 Dennis decided it was time to bring the album to life and to get back on the stage.
Already having two childhood friends picked for the line up – James Mignone (bass) and Nick
Purpura (guitar) –two of the finest New York City musicians –Alvaro Kapaz (guitar/vocals) and
Pablo Eluchans (drums) were brought into the fold. The Change, one of the most visually and
sonically dynamic bands New York City has to offer, was complete.
Producer E Scott Lindner was also brought on board to remix and master Dennis's original
album while adding newly recorded elements from The Change members, March 2013August
2013. After a two year journey, the album that started in a bedroom was finally completed and
ready to be heard.
Songs From The Sea (of you and of me) is available now.
Dennis Cahlo and The Change are playing on a stage near you.
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Brooklyn Sci-Fi rockers AM/UK travel through time to save rock n' roll!
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Chris, does this mean that my wine-burgundy, burnt red pieces that I can't move this year, (and it is my new favorite glaze) will sell in a few years since it is the color of NOW and in the South where I am we are 5 years behind? Restaurants here have just now started using square plates!
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Tabasco not such hot stuff anymore
Oct 17, 2007
The spicy red sauce created by the McIlhenny family isn't as hot a market leader as it once was. Jeffrey Rothfeder, who has written a book about the product and the family, explains to Kai Ryssdal.
Party at the gas station!
Oct 17, 2007
While Big Oil is pumping big profits, independent gas stations selling non-branded fuel are seeing hard times. But reporter Kate Golden found one stubborn holdout in Northern California who's doing a brisk trade by offering tasty foods, good talk and impulse buys.
Slow growth, less foreign money ... Worry?
Oct 17, 2007
The Fed says growth has slowed almost everywhere in the nation. And the Treasury Department says foreign investors are pulling their money out of U.S. markets at a record pace. What's this mean? Kai Ryssdal got the views of Alec Young of Standard & Poor's Equity Research.
It's the BETTER Business Bureau
Oct 17, 2007
What could be a more straightforward brand than the Better Business Bureau? For some, though, the BBB's become the place to go to complain about business. So it's launched a nationwide campaign to let people know it does some other things, too. Steve Tripoli reports.
New news group, old ethics debacle
Oct 17, 2007
Billionaires Herbert and Marion Sandler are starting a news organization dedicated entirely to investigative journalism. But Steve Tripoli reports where Pro Publica may already hit a conflict of interest.
Teens are growing into luxury market
Oct 16, 2007
The high end of the retail market has been immune to the queasy economy. Adults with disposable income have kept brand-name retailers feeling no pain. But Andrea Gardner tells us the average luxury consumer is getting younger -- much younger.
Scripps splits media into old and new
Oct 16, 2007
Remember in grade school when you had the cool kids and the losers? The Scripps media company has taken a page from the 5th grade handbook. Broadcast darlings like HGTV and the Food Network on one side, old-media slackers like newspapers on the other. Jeff Tyler reports.
Changing their subprime tune
Oct 16, 2007
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke have modified their public statements on the state of the U.S. housing market. Each now says they see a significant risk to the economy. Steve Henn reports.
$100 a barrel for oil? Then what?
Oct 16, 2007
Oil closed on the NYMEX market today at $87.61 a barrel. What happens if, or maybe when, it hits triple digits -- at $100 a barrel? John Dimsdale reports.
Citigroup profits are even worse
Oct 16, 2007
Citigroup earnings are down by more than half in the third quarter, its biggest decline in three years. And billions more in losses could be on the way for other financial institutions as well. Chris Farrell takes an in-depth look.


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Thursday, September 12, 2013 More items for Program/Project Management
Despite an industry jobless rate still stuck above 9 percent, most construction employers across the United States are reporting trouble finding qualified employees at every level.
Worse, most businesses also expect labor shortages to grow in the coming year, prompting calls for immigration and education reform to help fill the breach, according to new research by the Associated General Contractors of America.
The most common challenge is filling onsite construction jobs such as carpenters, equipment operators and laborers, employers told AGC in a survey released Sept. 4.
Of the 74 percent of contractors that are having difficulty finding qualified craft workers, the most frequently reported difficulties are in filling onsite construction jobs, including equipment operators and other laborers.
Meanwhile, 53 percent of companies report difficulty in filling professional positions, including project supervisors, estimators and engineers, the association said.
The surveys, completed by nearly 700 construction companies, were conducted in July and August 2013.
Click here for AGC's analysis and survey results. View the national results here.
Action Urged
"We need to take short- and long-term steps to make sure there are enough workers to meet future demand and avoid the costly construction delays that would come with labor shortages," said Stephen E. Sandherr, CEO of the AGC.
Average hourly earnings for construction trade employees topped the $25 mark in November 2009, but remained fairly flat in 2010 and 2011. In 2013, average wages broke the $26 threshhold in January and have gradually, but steadily, increased throughout the year.
Eighty-six percent of survey respondents said they expected that it would remain difficult or get harder to find qualified craft workers over the next 12 months; 72 percent say the market for professional positions will remain hard or get even worse.
Seventy-four percent of respondents report there are not enough qualified craft workers available to meet future demand, while 49 percent said there weren't enough construction professionals available, Sandherr said.
August Construction Figures
Construction employment totaled 5,798,000 workers in August, according to the AGC's analysis of the federal government's newest labor figures.
Meanwhile, the unemployment rate for workers actively looking for jobs and last employed in construction declined from 11.3 percent in August 2012 to 9.1 percent last month—the lowest August rate since 2008.
Nearly 700 construction companies participated in the survey. Most of the firms are involved in building construction, followed by heavy/industrial construction, highway construction or municipal or utility construction.
"Over the past three years, the number of unemployed, experienced construction workers has dropped by half," said Ken Simonson, the association's chief economist.
"Unfortunately, the construction industry has been able to hire only about a third of those workers, while the rest have left construction for other industries, schooling, and retirement or have dropped out of the labor force.
"The recent leveling-off of construction hiring means the industry risks losing more of its experienced workers, setting up a potentially grave shortfall when demand for construction resumes."
The shortage has driven industry unemployment down and wages up. Average hourly wages for U.S. construction industry workers were $24.90 in August 2008 and remained relatively flat until 2012. In January 2013, the average hourly wage topped $26 for the first time; in August, the average reached $26.27.
Averting Shortages
In addition to wage increases, many contractors report taking other steps to prepare future workers, Sandherr said.
He said that 48 percent of responding businesses were mentoring future craft workers, 38 percent were participating in career fairs, and 33 percent were supporting high school-level construction skills academies.
In addition, 47 percent of responding companies are offering internships for construction professionals.
Immigration Changes Urged
Still, Sandherr said, more needs to be done to address labor shortages.
He said Congress needed to remove "arbitrary caps" on construction workers that were included in immigration reform the Senate passed earlier this year.
"Lifting those restrictions will go a long way to ensuring construction jobs left vacant by domestic labor shortages go to workers who are in the country legally," Sandherr said.
Moreover, he urged elected and appointed officials to do more to ensure that public school students have an opportunity to participate in programs that teach skills like construction.
Sandherr said that skills-based programs offer students a more hands-on way to learn math and science. Such programs have been shown to reduce dropout rates and give students an opportunity to earn the higher pay and benefits that come with construction jobs, the association said.
Comment from Tom Schwerdt, (9/12/2013, 10:40 AM)
Basic economics has a solution: increase pay and you will see fewer labor shortages.
Comment from Gary Von Behren, (9/12/2013, 2:42 PM)
The construction industry lost thousands of workers to other industries. These people will probably return to the construction industry if and when it really picks up. In many cases they have taken lower paying but steadier jobs. We were told there was going to be labor shortages before that never materialized. I see this as only an excuse to keep the labor pool diluted and keep construction wages low.
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Centrica prepared to go hostile if Venture rejects bid
British Gas owner Centrica is prepared to go hostile in its 850p-a-share bid for oil and gas group Venture Production as its prey holds out for 950p.
The Takeover Panel last week gave Centrica until 13 July to make a full bid for Venture, having bought nearly a quarter of the company at 725p a share in March. This valued Venture at £1.1bn, while its management is looking for around £1.45bn. Centrica has confirmed that it is mulling a bid for the whole company. If it does not make an offer by the deadline, it must walk away for at least six months.
Sources close to the companies confirmed their respective strategies. One banker said: "Centrica is committed to a much lower price and might go hostile if Venture sticks to 950p-a-share. With more than one-fifth of the company, Centrica could have a go at a hostile bid."
Another source said: "To get any sort of traction with the Venture board, any price-per-share number needs to start with a 'nine'." Centrica previously attempted a 950p-a-share offer in 2007.
The situation is further complicated by private equity stakeholders Arclight and 3i, which have bonds that can be converted into shares should any offer be above a set price, thought to be 915p a share. This would give them a stake of about 10 per cent in the purchased company.
An industry source said that Legal & General, a leading Venture shareholder, would hold the key to whether a hostile bid could succeed.
Venture works in the North Sea and produces 45,000 barrels of oil a day. Its revenue last year was nearly £500m, with operating profit of £231.1m. Centrica is thought to want to access those reserves to help supply energy to its 10m retail customers.
Centrica has more money than expected available since its purchase of a 20 per cent stake in British Energy. It paid £2.3bn for the shareholding, valuing the company at 10 per cent less than when French giant EDF bought British Energy for £12.4bn last year. Under the terms of that deal, it was agreed that Centrica would take a stake, though the terms were subsequently revised as a result of the fall in electricity prices.
Venture was up 0.39 per cent on Friday, closing at 771.5p. Centrica was up 3.87 per cent to 234.75p.
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SUNNYVALE, Calif. and Hsinchu, Taiwan -- March 4, 2013 Spansion Inc. (NYSE: CODE), a leading innovator of Flash memory solutions, and United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC), today announced the joint development of a 40nm process that integrates UMCs 40nm LP logic process with Spansion® proprietary embedded Charge Trap (eCT) Flash memory technology. As part of this non-exclusive agreement, UMC is licensed to manufacture products based on this technology for Spansion.
Spansion embedded Charge Trap is a new high performance, low power, and cost- effective NOR Flash technology optimized for integration with advanced logic process in system-on-chip (SoC) products. The technology is scalable beyond 40nm and can be integrated into High-k manufacturing process. Products based on Spansion eCT will drive the development of faster, more intelligent connected technologies in industrial, automotive and consumer applications. Spansion eCT technology is a key enabler for expanding the roadmap for Spansions Programmable System Solutions (PSS), which combine Flash memory with configurable logic to enhance processing performance for applications that are memory, processing and MIPS intensive.
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We know that there are more and more people in the world who support our position on defending traditional values that have made up the spiritual and moral foundation of civilization in every nation for thousands of years: the values of traditional families, real human life, including religious life, not just material existence but also spirituality, the values of humanism and global diversity. (Vladimir Putin) Continue Reading
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i am skeptical of all this. While Putin and Patriarch Kirill are saying all the right things (deliberately in order to court Western Christians) and I would like to believe the truth of it, behind the scenes is a culture of corruption, lawlessness, hypocrisy and nationalistic ambition that is mind-boggling in its scope.
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"Eventually, there's a real danger of rejecting Christ, rejecting the Orthodox faith. If it happens to us, we can speak about the end of our national history. If there's no faith - there' no Russia." - Patriarch Kirill
Paraphrasing Patriarch Kirill's model quote: Eventually, there's a real danger of rejecting Christ, rejecting the Catholic faith. If it happens to us, we can speak about the end of our national history. If there's no faith - there's no America!
In brief: Rejecting Christ enhances immorality......declining moral values accelerates civilization decay. Rejecting Christ is an error that is indefensible......attracting chaos that causes havoc to nations.
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Russia must surrender itself into the Marian embrace of the Holy Catholic Church, the one true Church founded by Christ. Until it does, I won't believe anything its political or religious leaders say.
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This was all predicted at Medjugorje .. "Russia will come to glorify God the Most ... the west has made civilization progress but with out God and act as if they are their own creators.."
Only at Medjugorje and the Virgin mary was the future of russia predicted.
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If only we had a president saying these things...
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Mary at work. Wow!! This really is Christmas news. Thank you Catholic Online.
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Amazing! May God be with Russia as it seems to be a singular voice in the world for moral sanity affecting life and family issues! The Patriarch's comments are very heartening -- clear, confident, sound, and loving -- all hallmarks of the truth of God's revelation in Jesus Christ. I think his linking of faith in God to the continued existence of the nation is essential, too.
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"Rooted in sins, man lives in passions and doesn't want to hear a sermon about Christ as acceptance of the Gospels commandments demands him to reconsider his behavior, to change himself, to make a spiritual effort to overcome imperfection."
Great insight Patriarch Kirill!
We should all use our infinite intelligence that is embedded in our brains, a gift from our Creator since our conception. A neutral intelligence that gives us the free will to choose either for the Right or Wrong behavior, of our being. This can be all be controlled by us, simply by pondering on the end manifestation, brought on by our actions by what we hear, see or thought (imagination). Always wait on an end CAUSE to pass: eternity or a very cold dead-end!
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Thanks for sharing these insights from Russia. I always wonder about talk about how terrible this age is. The age of my father and my younger years was not great for moral direction. The terrible war in Europe, the Soviet Union, the Chinese Revolution, the Cultural Revolution in CHina, the Jim Crow Laws, the oppression of people in Latin America with support of the U.S. and the continuous wars involving the U.S.
Can we say we are today worse than we were in the last generation? What moral values were guiding the violence of our recent past?
My hope is in the victory of Christ over death. How do I give birth to Christ today in the little things I think, say and do? The most universal response that I can identify in human history is the view of human dignity that results from a personal encounter with Christ. As Francis, Bishop of Rome, writes: "Being a Christian is not the result of an ethical choice or a lofty idea, but the encounter with an event, a person, which gives life a new horizon and a decisive direction". -
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Yes, let us pray to God that He raise up a wise, courageous, and devout Christian man like Vladimir Putin to lead our United States out of its present darkness.
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