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Re:Excuse Me But... (466 comments)
I don't think they can eat exclusively grass, but they will certainly eat grass.
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Re:Excuse Me But... (466 comments)
I don't think they can eat exclusively grass, but they will certainly eat grass.
Re:Excuse Me But... (466 comments)
Chickens work too.
Re:Slashdot to digg Conversion Project - Day 13 (243 comments)
Apparently hair takes forever to compost on it's own. If you just wanted to compost hair, and not use it as a mulch, you could probably pre-treat it with a bit of lye. Just don't make your compost pile too alkaline.
Re:Slashdot to digg Conversion Project - Day 13 (243 comments)
It's a protein based (high nitrogen) mulch. Of course plants grow better.
Re:In defense of the BATF? (546 comments)
Government: Arbitrary, stupid, bloated, and unnecessary.
Re:In defense of the BATF? (546 comments)
You realize you can buy black powder, by the pound, in cash, with no identification, right?
Flash please. (575 comments)
Hulu pulls this off, I'm not sure why it's such a problem for NF. Movie instantly become available to all flash-capable platforms.
Re:The Ammendment (767 comments)
Probably the same part of "shall not be infringed" most gun control advocates don't understand.
Functional names, all the way (1397 comments)
Having worked in two large operations now, for the love of all things pasta, use functional names.
Re:Wrong. (221 comments)
They're both public...
3,333,333 x $30k salaries (563 comments)
Government can't create jobs, it can only re-purpose money.
Now, if he wants to hold a consortium a la IETF/W3C to create a standard format for records, I'd be all for that. Foster an open source community to create software for those formats, based on the investments of interested parties, more power to him.
These records should not be kept in a central location, rather they should be used as a means to exchange information between providers more easily.
To quote a friend of mine... (685 comments)
"My ability to tolerate bullshit is directly proportional to my salary."
No way. (262 comments)
While I like the idea of RentACoder or Guru, the people posting jobs on those sites are mindbogglingly cheap rubes. For example:
You have been invited by the buyer to participate in a project on http://www.rentacoder.com/ for the following bid request:
Title:Java web application, jdbc, jsp, payment integration.
Requires completing a non-disclosure agreement, NDA, to obtain full project details and percentage of deposit held in escrow to hedge against and minimize project risk.
Some of the project deliverables are:
* Integration of live/real-time payment processing
* Multi-Account registration
* Various user groups with varying access levels
* Site navigation hyperlinks
* Region specific clock and news updates
* Content management interface
* Administrator console/panel
* Dynamically generated pages and panels with scrolling content
* Password reset utility/Account lockout security feature
* Directories
* Newsletter feature
* Triggers, Auto-notification, Stored procedures
* Built in Node-aware sniffer and product licensing
* Software update-deploy utility
* Packaged executable interfacing with web application
* Search, sorts, queries and data manipulation utilities
* Consistent page design and theme
* Database design normalized for optimal performance
* Language conversion utility
* Thorough documentation
Max Bid:$250
Like hell. That's a representative sample. Don't even get me started on the requests for clone sites.
Sleep tech support (195 comments)
This would happen on the graveyard shift back in the day. I only ever sent out one that was mildly incoherent.
I caught myself on all the rest. I wish I still had the file I kept of them; a few of the gems I kinda remember:
something about hot dogs
information regarding the customer's order of shoes arriving on time.
I worked at a domain registrar/hosting company
Mushroom mycelium can sequester salt (153 comments)
Re:Does it really blur the idea of MVC? (303 comments)
It's a pretty common to see apps that use the database like it's a big storage closet, ignore stored procedures completely, and implement all data manipulation functions in Java. Is that a smart idea?
Depends on how your database is used, if you ask me. If you have a lot of applications that really need to use the database, then SPs can be a boon. If they just need the occasional object, using web services can be better and SPs could just be an extra step.
If the company you work for has database programmers, whose job is writing efficient queries, then it might be better to use SPs. If you're a small company, that's not necessarily likely.
I've worked at both, and really have no preference. Different solutions for different scenarios.
Then again, lately I'm a Java guy who codes to JPA.
Re:Everything is a lot easier with the degree (1123 comments)
This is why they say don't talk about your compensation. I don't know your specific circumstances, but you could have just bought her some shit from the management.
Keep it to yourself, figure it in as market value, negotiate from there.
Re:here's what I did... (747 comments)
Sounds a bit like the kindOfThingAnIdiotWouldHaveOnHisLuggage.
Should be pretty obscure.
Re:Obvious.... (1563 comments)
Fair enough on the first one. The latter two, that's human (male, in this case) nature.
We're not particularly complex, or discrete creatures. I recommend using it for your own gain.
Re:Widening gap in first posts (1563 comments)
Like fucking hell. I would enjoy teaching, but I won't set foot in a classroom alone with minors.
There's a legal prejudice against men in alleged teacher-student sex cases.


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17 From that time on, Yeshua began proclaiming, "Turn from your sins to God, for the Kingdom of Heaven is near!" | 17 From that time on Jesus began to preach, "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near." |
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EBR mayoral candidates hope last minute campaigning will help them
POSTED: Tuesday, November 6, 2012 - 4:00pm
UPDATED: Tuesday, November 6, 2012 - 4:38pm
Baton Rouge, La (NBC33) — There's not much a candidate can do to win a vote in the final hours of election day, but that didn't deter Holden, Walker, and others from trying.
Kip Holden stated, "I'll be going door to door, and we'll be doing a truck parade."
Anything the candidates could think to garner more votes, they did today. More importantly, they wanted to protect all the support they'd earned over the last few months.
"We did this a couple of weeks ago at another intersection, and that was really more of the campaigning to try to attract voters," stated Mike Walker supporter Marti Luke. "But now, we want to make sure that every single person who supports Mike goes to the polls today."
Both candidates are also looking towards the possibility of a runoff. So any additional visibility they get today could make the difference if there's another vote next month.
Holden said, "Everything that we do today goes back to why you're in this race: you're in this race to win."
And even with the low chance of converting a voter, or reminding someone who forgot Tuesday was Election Day, both sides say an aggressive push in the final hours may be the most important part of the entire campaign.
Luke stated, "We do not want to get up tomorrow morning - regardless of what happens – and we don't want to get up and say, 'You know, I didn't do everything I could.'"


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2 Corintians 12:10 says:
10 That is why, for Christ's sake, I delight in weaknesses, in insults, in hardships, in persecutions, in difficulties. For when I am weak, then I am strong.
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This is one of my experiments combining 4 varieties into one
that needs to be maintained is the ability to grow each crop is different if you have questions please provide a simple question because I am not fluent in English :) sorry |
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You just continue to amaze. Keep it up! |
- Posted by budihartono71 none (My Page) on Sun, Nov 11, 12 at 21:28
more figs |
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Hi, Very interesting! |
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Hi Budihartono71, Maybe I wrote a mail to you. We can trade cuttings with you. Ninovarga and I posted about our varieties in "Fig fever in Europe" and "Fig orchard" We are especially interested in your cultivars. I personally wish Negronne and Calymirna the most. |
- Posted by briana_2006 IL (My Page) on Sun, Nov 25, 12 at 17:03
Hi - The trees look great. Could I please ask what type of graft did you use - cleft, saddle, whip and tongue, etc. I would like to try grafting next year. Thanks, |
- Posted by budihartono71 none (My Page) on Thu, Nov 29, 12 at 20:23
@fignewbies......Yes panachee fig take along time to ripe @figfan_hungaray... if you want trade cutting please pm me in email firstname.lastname@example.com thank you @briana_2006...... I used tongue graft type |
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It won't let your wrist fire a laser beam, but this watch face design will transform your time piece into the classic smartwatch of N64-era James Bond.
There's always a handful of stylishly vintage themed gadgets if you look for them here at CES. Crosley is of course a favorite here, but this year we spotted a number of hip looking retro tech items of interest.
One of Apple's latest froze up on its way up to the stratosphere, but you'll want to see if it broke up when it came back down.
After Apple re-edits a movie about people lined up to buy an iPhone 5S, shows the recut film internally, and gives no credit to the filmmaker, Nokia decides to send the auteur a gift.
We had many amazing character concepts to consider, but only one could win the mega prize package from Wizards of the Coast. Was it you?
Google's $1 million donation means New Yorkers can check out Wi-Fi devices from all three of the city's library systems.
Holiday party season is approaching. Want to spice up your wardrobe with new accessories but don't want to invest in costly jewelry or handbags? CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on some online rental services that let you borrow these stylish items a month at a time. She has more in this Tech Minute.
Following a similar change to its mobile app, Twitter has moved and renamed the familiar compose-tweet status box on its website.
Commentary: Spirits of Spring misses the mark when it comes to dealing with the complex emotional issues surrounding bullying.
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I was just wondering if anyone in the Portland Metro area was looking at the offerings of the Native Plant Sale this year..? I was looking at the list, and am tempted by some of the shooting stars, ferns and such. At $2.00 a plant, its hard to resist. Anyone else? What are you planning to buy? Anything you know to avoid due to invasiveness? |
Here is a link that might be useful: East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District Plant Sale
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I will be purchasing some things. I need to get out in the garden and see if the cold decimated anything that needs to be replaced. The plants are generally tiny but there are no weeds. The popular items (e.g. red flowering currant) will sell out. They do have a remainder sale at the end of the day of things not picked up but you never know what will be available. Because they are natives, they're not invasive. But, there are some aggressive plants like the oxalis. |
worse things have happened than oxalis getting out of control. i can snack on those all day. thanks for the heads up, just got a new place and i need a LOT of filler. |
Yeah, I was thinking Oxalis would not be a good choice for me. Aggressive is probably a better word to use when talking about natives. I was wondering what they did at the end of the day when someone doesnt show up to get their plants. Thx! I just got a new place as well, and am in the same boat. I want to replicate the cottage garden I had at my old place, with a corner devoted to natives. You're very welcome...hope you find lots of goodies for your new space! Steff |
what sort of sizes are these plants? hard to know if its a great "value" if they are lil guys. |
I think the website said they were all bare-root, like 2y old..? I know it mentions it somewhere on the site, but I can't remember where... |
The trees and such are small but for $2 to $5, about what you would expect to maybe a little larger. Some of the small plants and groundcovers come in pots - I'm pretty sure the kinnickinnick does and that's a pretty decent sized plant for the price. The one's that are surprisingly small are the things like ferns, camas, etc. Then they are pretty much a leaf with a decent root system in a baggie. If the plant is supposed to be dormant in February, don't expect much size from the plant you purchase. |
looking over that list, and thinking about sizes... for me at least only the "groundcover" plants make much sense. there are a few species there that are hard(ish) to source, and my expectations for plants like that are low the first year or two. getting the extra coverage of dozens of plants will really pay off in a few years. |
well, that was a bust. i waited till now to place my order. the one thing i really wanted was the Dodecatheon.... SOLD OUT. |
Ah, yeah....I know how you feel. I was really interested in the shooting stars, and it sold out practically first thing. Guess the demand is pretty high for some of these. But I did get some blue-eyed grass and a native bleeding heart. |
- Posted by larry_gene USDA8b-OregonPDX (My Page) on Sat, Jan 18, 14 at 23:00
The shooting star has been a common sight at the Nursery Growers Show at the Clackamas Fairgrounds in Canby in early May. Probably more than $2, but some were in very small pots. There are several native plant vendors at that event. Weekend attendance is typically 5,000-10,000. |
Plant sale pickup was today, and I hung around afterward for the after-sale. They had a lot left over. I was the second person in line, and managed to get the shooting star I wanted after all! Thanks again for the tip, tanowicki! |
If you missed the EMSWCD plant sale, there's another one going on this Friday and Saturday (3/7 and 8) in Gervais for the Marion County SWCD. They seem to have a larger selection of plants. I've never been so I don't know how long their selection lasts. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Marion County SWCD events
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Three New Suspects in Boston Marathon Bombing Taken Into Custody [UPDATED]
UPDATE 2:25 p.m. EST: The suspects' names are Azamat Tazhayakov, Dias Kadyrbayev and Robel Phillipos. From The Boston Globe:
Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev, both 19 and of New Bedford, were charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice by plotting to dispose of a laptop computer and a backpack containing fireworks belonging to bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the US attorney's office said in a statement.
Robel Phillipos, 19, of Cambridge was charged with making false statements to law enforcement officials in a terorism investigation, prosecutors said.
12:10 p.m. EST: According to Boston.com, the three suspects went to school at UMass-Dartmouth with Dzhokar Tsarnaev and may have helped him in the days immediately following the bombing, which was on April 15. Two of the suspects have been charged with overstaying their student visas.
The Boston Police Department announced that it has taken into custody three new suspects as a result of its ongoing investigation into the Boston Marathon bombing.
All Five Presidents Gather to Dedicate George W. Bush's Library
On Thursday afternoon at Southern Methodist University outside Dallas, President Obama and former Presidents Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Jimmy Carter gathered at the opening of the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum.
New Movies: 'Pain & Gain,' 'The Big Wedding'
This week, we've got two new flicks that could hardly be more different in style, subject matter or personnel. The first is a Michael Bay-directed action thriller starring The Rock, the second a family comedy about a middle-aged divorced couple starring Diane Keaton. Take your pick!
Huge Fires on Oil Barges in Alabama Finally Out; Three People in Critical Condition
On Wednesday night, an enormous fire exploded on two oil barges docked on the Mobile River in Alabama, badly injuring three people. After burning for hours, the flames are now out.
Boston Marathon Bomber Charged, Faces Possible Death Penalty
Boston Marathon Bombers: One Suspect Captured; One Dead [UPDATED]
The second suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing has been captured. Dzokhar Tsarnaev was taken into police custody Friday night -- five days after the bombing that left three dead and left more than 100 injured, police said. The 19-year-old was apprehended after a manhunt that began Thursday night with the fatal shooting of an MIT officer and extended into the evening hours on Friday.
Game On! Sports Schedule for April 19, 2013
With the NBA off for one more night, the NHL playoff chase takes center stage tonight.
FBI Releases Images, Video of Boston Marathon Bombing Suspects
Special Agent Rick DesLauriers of the FBI, who is leading the investigation of the Boston Marathon bombings, just held a press conference in which he revealed that there are two suspects. The FBI released photographs and video of two men believed to be responsible for the attacks.
Buzzer Beaters: Jeter Out Until All-Star Break, Cavaliers Fire Scott and More
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New Movies: 'Oblivion,' 'The Place Beyond the Pines'
We're still two months away from the official start of summer, but we have our first "summer blockbuster"-type film opening this weekend, along with a smaller, darker crime picture with an absurdly good-looking cast.
Officials to Release Photos of Suspects in Boston Marathon Bombings
After days of combing through huge amounts of photographic and video evidence of Monday's bombings at the Boston Marathon, authorities have two clear video images of suspects that they plan to release to the public Thursday afternoon.
Man Arrested for Sending Ricin-Laced Letters to President, Senator
Federal authorities have arrested Paul Kevin Curtis, 45, for allegedly sending letters containing the deadly poison ricin to President Obama and Senator Roger Wicker (R.-Miss.) earlier this week.


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This morning tells a story of what it is to have a very large goal, a team of cheerleaders, and the support of those who believe in you.
For years, I've written down and assembled my recipes to share with friends who were making a shift in their food journey to eat healthier and feel better. For the past several years, I have been creating even more recipes and dedicating a large part of my time to crafting more foods at both ends of the health spectrum - both hyper-conscious of food allergies and intolerances - and absolutely delicious with no room for apologies.
The story of how sending recipes to friends turned into creating four full cookbooks that make up an entire year of seasonal, local, organic and healthy eating starts with being asked if I was ever going write a book at monthly cooking classes that I teach at Kitchen Window in Minneapolis. Over and over and over again. I finally got good and tired of saying that I was "working on it" and actually started to work on it. It began with a plan to gather all of these recipes, and then ended with it being too big and too much to do for one book.
So I restarted with the idea to break it down, and to write and publish just exactly how I live my life - season by season, cooking and eating with beautiful ingredients that are sourced by the prime of their flavor from local growers.
Next, I kept saying that I didn't want to do a "cooking for kids" cookbook, even though I kept hearing from families that they wanted just that.
So what I ended up doing was creating a healthy cooking series for families - or anyone who want to eat better - while managing food allergies and intolerances in the kitchen. I used my healthful recipes with the all-natural substitutions that are a mainstay in my own kitchen.
And I did it because I had a huge team of help. My team was a group of over 15 women - most of them moms, including my own mom - and two men - both dads. They worked with me for over a year, cooking and testing recipes, serving them to their families and giving me real feedback on what worked and what didn't. And guess who was eating the food? Kids. Not food that was dumbed down, breaded, flavorless or fried - but real food with whole ingredients and good flavors. Every single recipe was vetted and tested by real families.
The families of my testers are like so many other families out there, who are learning what it means to cook with healthy fats, whole gluten-free grains, colorful vegetables, and without dairy or refined sugar. Families who are learning how to cook more and stock the refrigerator with batches of healthy foods to make busy lives and nutritious eating both possible and delicious.
So the story this morning is that the seasons have come full circle, and I've been humbled in the process. The writing and recipe testing for Nourish: Winter began last September, and I complete the series today with Nourish: Fall, live on Amazon. It's a huge project completed and at the same time - just the beginning. Cheers - to more good food and healthy living!
Sweet Potato and Anasazi Bean Stew
(from Nourish: Fall by Anna Dvorak)
Anasazi beans are beautiful when dry - speckled white and deep red - and have a sweet flavor and creamy, rich texture when cooked. They have a thin, tender skin which makes them easier to digest than some beans. Native to the desert high mountain regions of the southwest, they cook remarkably well at altitude, which isn't the case for all beans. Outside of their native region they can be hard to find, so substitute pinto beans instead, which are also a very creamy and meaty bean. Serve this colorful, satisfying stew with a large green salad, and consider doubling it to have great leftovers for lunches or dinners.
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 45 minutes
Yield: 4 servings
Gluten-free, Dairy-free
2 cups cooked Anasazi beans or pinto beans (or use 1 (14 ounce) can beans, drained and rinsed)
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 small onion, diced
5 cloves garlic, minced
1 small sweet potato, scrubbed and cut into 1/2" dice (or 1/2 small winter squash) (about 1 1/4 cups)
1 small Yukon Gold potato, scrubbed and cut into 1/2" dice (about 1 cup)
3 cups water
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
1/2 teaspoon oregano
1/2 teaspoon thyme
1/4 cup frozen sweet corn
1 teaspoon coconut oil or olive oil
2 Roma tomatoes, fresh or canned, chopped
2 tablespoons fresh cilantro, chopped
Sea salt
Freshly ground black pepper
1. Prepare beans if cooking from scratch. (See full recipe for beans in Nourish: Fall.)
2. Meanwhile, warm a small soup pot over medium heat. Add olive oil and onions and sauté until onions begin to soften and turn translucent, about 5 minutes. Add garlic, stir and let cook for an additional 3-5 minutes. Add cubed sweet potato and Yukon Gold potato, stir to coat in oil and add 3 cups water along with sea salt, oregano and thyme. Increase heat to medium high; when the mixture comes to a boil, reduce heat to medium low and let cook at a gentle simmer for 25 minutes.
3. While the soup is simmering, warm a small sauté pan over medium heat until hot. Add coconut oil and corn and sauté until the corn begins to turn golden brown. Add corn to the soup pot along with chopped tomatoes and cooked beans and let the mixture simmer for an additional 10-15 minutes. Add 1 cup bean cooking water if needed to thin the stew.
4. Taste for salt and adjust. Stir in fresh cilantro and black pepper to taste and serve.
No matter which end of the trend you fall on when it comes to choosing to eat more local and seasonal foods, I think more of all of all good - in fact, I think more talk and action around all of it is great. Local foods are fresher, having traveled fewer distances to arrive on our tables, have higher nutrient values having spent less time in transit, they come from local growers who live and work in our economic region and contribute to the health of our communities, and most of all - they taste better. Taking a step toward choosing more foods from local sources couldn't be easier or more delicious than right now.
At the heart of it, eating seasonally means preparing vegetables picked at their prime in way that makes the most of their flavor and freshness by simply elaborating on the perfection that's already there.
Lately the corn has been so good - both in Minnesota and in Colorado. Sweet, juice-filled and loaded with flavor, local sweet corn is still without any starchiness or toughness to the kernels. As part of a healthful diet that is loaded with a wide variety of colorful vegetables, corn is a delicious addition to celebrate the height of summer flavors.
To find the best sweet corn from a local stand or at the farmer's market, ask the farmer when it was picked - you'll ideally want corn that was harvested within the past 24 hours for maximum sweetness and tender kernels. You don't need to peel back every cob to get the best pickings - rather, gently squeeze the cob through the husks to feel for bruising or denting in the middle of the cob. I don't worry about imperfections at the top of the cobs - once peeled back those can easily be cut off before preparing.
Once you get your sweet corn home, one of the easiest ways to prepare it is to simply pan-fry the freshly cut kernels in the best organic butter you can find, seasoned with a little sea salt and some fresh basil: it couldn't be easier or more delicious. Enjoy it alongside your meal along with a big, fresh green salad and a plate of perfectly ripe locally-grown tomatoes drizzled with great olive oil and you've got the makings of a fantastic, seasonally-maximized dinner. Enjoy!
Fresh Summer Sweet Corn in Butter with Basil
kernels from 5 ears of sweet corn, preferably organic
3 tablespoons best-quality organic butter
several pinches of fine sea salt
1 tablespoon chopped fresh basil
freshly ground black pepper
Heat a large cast-iron skillet over medium heat and add butter. Allow the butter to melt and brown slightly. Add corn kernels and sauté for 4 minutes, or just until warmed through and hot. Season with sea salt, fresh basil and black pepper. Serve immediately or at room temperature.
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Real GM Basketball "The Denver Nuggets have informed Quincy Miller of the organization's plan to waive the forward, a source with knowledge told RealGM on Tuesday night. Miller, once a promising young prospect in the Denver franchise, had a partially guaranteed contract for the upcoming season. Miller's release..." October 22
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There are selected opening times for the house, as guests also enjoy their holidays at Godolphin. The King's Room is open daily with a changing programme of exhibitions and displays.
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An outdoor adventure is waiting for you at Godolphin, whether you're hunting for bugs in the orchard or bird watching on Godolphin Hill. Try our 50 things trail, and see how many different things you can tick off around the property. Why not borrow a map and compass to find your way around? You can give your feet a treat on our barefoot trail too.
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Av. Callao, 1234, Recoleta, 1023 Buenos Aires, Argentina – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.2/10! (score from 568 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Concord Callao by Temporary Apartments.
location - kitchen facilities - doormen
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Excellent location , nice tower , good WIFI
United States of America
Have lived here before while working in Argentina some years ago. A good, safe location and convenient to the best part of central Buenos Aires. Would happily return to Concord Callao
The staff on the 8th floor were very helpful and polite,They understood and spoke English so they were able to assist us with all of our needs.
Location is great. Staff are nice and polite
It is in Recoleta neighborhood what is terrific and allows access the best places in the city by walking or on fast cab's travel. I fully recommend this place.
Central location 24 hr desk
location, price, new building, big rooms with kitchen
Very smooth access when we arrived at 23.30 . Night security man was spot on .Handed us our key all done .We had a great stay and was superb value for money for the position in city.
United Kingdom
Stayed here a few times , nice clean spacious rooms , swimming pool , location is great .i think the price is very fair on certain days . Note it's not a hotel , serviced apartments .
In the Recoleta neighborhood, 325 ft from the Santa Fe and Callao avenue intersection, Concord Callao features designer style apartments with pool or city views. There is an outdoor swimming pool, a sauna room and a hydro-massage tub. Free Internet access and free local calls are provided.
At Concord Callao by Temporary Apartments guests can exercise at the gym or visit Buenos Aires Fine Arts Museum, just 12 blocks away. Recoleta's famous crafts fair and Francia Park are 10 blocks away.
The stylish rooms at Callao Concord feature air conditioning and cable TV. There are light parquet floors, minimalist-inspired furniture and touches of contemporary décor.
All apartments have fully furnished kitchens and modern private bathrooms. Some of them feature bathtubs.
The building has a fitness center and a hot tub, open daily from 8 am to 10 pm. 24-hour security services are provided.
Historic Recoleta Cemetery is 7 blocks away. There are plenty of restaurants, cafes and designer stores nearby. Jorge Newbery International Airport is 3 miles away.
Recoleta is highly rated by guests for: Relaxation, Fine Dining, Romantic
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Featuring a rooftop swimming pool and gym facilities, this luxurious hotel in upscale Recoleta neighborhood is 7 blocks from traditional Francia Park's Artisan's Fair and the museum circuit.
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Nice clean room to come and go independently; friendly staff in the office and at reception; relaxing pool and gym; supermarket and fruit/veg over road; authentic B A feel to area; two blocks to Callao tube
Few hitches: door key expired for no reason; hairdryer didn't work; building was without hot water for two days (cold water warm enough)
Have lived here before while working in Argentina some years ago. A good, safe location and convenient to the best part of central Buenos Aires. Would happily return to Concord Callao
Found the price via booking to be DOUBLE that via other sites and had assumed it was for 2 nights instead just 1 - my own fault, but exhorbitent nonetheless. Arranged an additional 5 days - which I paid in cash costing me about 60% LESS than the price I paid online. Henceforth directing my company to revert to exp--ia.c-m or to simply make reservations by googling for a number and making a simple phone call. Very disappointed; first AND LAST time via booking
The staff on the 8th floor were very helpful and polite,They understood and spoke English so they were able to assist us with all of our needs.
Location is great. Staff are nice and polite
Couldn't get much sleep as the apartment is on a very noisy avenue. The apartment is ok but not modern furniture, no flat tv, bed sheets and towels looked very old... AC was not working, and it was hot. When complained about it they came to look at it and never returned to get it fixed. Towels had holes on it. Overall, I dont think the standards are high...
It is in Recoleta neighborhood what is terrific and allows access the best places in the city by walking or on fast cab's travel. I fully recommend this place.
The windows could be noisy proof and the WiFi was unstable.
location - kitchen facilities - doormen
the pillows were horrible, they ruined my sleep.
Location is great,2 blocks from St Fee avenue. The room/apartment is adequate with a functioning kitchenette and the small garden with pool is great. Compared to most hotels the price is atractive and you offcs get a lot more space for your money,which is nice for a stay of more than a couple of days. They did get me a car for the airport which was comfortable.not driven by someone who thinks he is on a racetrack and priced at litle more than what I could have gotten from a remise company,the second point is a rarity in Bs.Aires!!!
There is no daily cleaning service only evry 5 days,and they charge something like 30 us dollars extra if you want it. This is extremly much considering that the person doing the job,which would take half an hour on a daily basis makes max 700 a month!!,this makes you loose the feeling of being on holiday and I believe that they should increase the price with a few dollar a day and include cleaning. I have stayed at the IQ Callao which is owned by the same company and except for the fact that the location of this place is marginally better, I feel that that is a better choice,the furniture is newer and you have a balcony. There were a lot of mosquitos in my 11th. floor room,dont know if this is the hotels fault,though!! The reception/office is on the 8th floor which is a bit strange,it is only open until 4pm and the front desk is only for security,the security people,by the way,do not speak a single word of English,if thats an issue.
Central location 24 hr desk
Staff couldn't book restaurant that was not part of their job.
The location is awesome. The worst thing was only having one key. We asked and they said NO. WHen two single guys are traveling. It's impossible to always schedule your time together. The keys control the electricity too. So one person can't even stay in the room without the ONLY key. VERY STUPID
The one key policy
The location is good ..central The bed was comfortable The size of the room good
The staff not very helpful The cleanliness poor The bathroom very small and simple The room service ( cleaning ) not very good
location, price, new building, big rooms with kitchen
cold pool, no heating, poor Wi-Fi
Very smooth access when we arrived at 23.30 . Night security man was spot on .Handed us our key all done .We had a great stay and was superb value for money for the position in city.
Stayed here a few times , nice clean spacious rooms , swimming pool , location is great .i think the price is very fair on certain days . Note it's not a hotel , serviced apartments .
The only down side , which is a big downside , I think they should review is the 10 am checkout ! Far too early for people on a leisure holiday .
Great location, pool , good wifi
I was told I could only have one swipe key for the room , as a couple this was not convenient , as we couldn't come and go separately ! Besides that was a Pleasent stay
The location and the room itself.
The promised internetconnection in the room didn't function, and it was not fixed after i mentioned it at the reception.
Good free Wifi - clean every day - 24h reception - comunication room to room
Friendly staff and portier 24/7, the facilities, pool, sauna and independence of the apartment, it´s like living there. No hotel feeling.
internet hangs too often, there is signal but no connection, it is unstable. Also rooms that look to Callao streets are noisy
Place is in a good Location to walk around in buenos aires. Nice pool area where you could enjoy the sun. Apartment is a little bit old but clean! And as long your room is not located at the front lookin on the street is also quiete.
Training area is not good equiped and the most of the things are old and don't work properly. The kitchen in the apartment is really small and the are nearly no cooking facilities to cook with.
Great location. Spacious, bright apartments.
Poorly equipped - no pots or pans to even boil an egg.
Nice location ,value for money ,breakfast and service across the street was exellent and quiteness. Also we like the swimming pool and battubs ,the area with friendly people and easy acces to many places walking distance .
the air condition was so old and did not work well ,too noise .. the soap too cheap and the towels too dark ..need little repairing into the appartments..
Great location, good service in general. The doorman was always there so that made things easier.
The AC wasn't working sometimes, and it took a couple of days for them to fix it. And the Wifi wasn't available at the whole place.
Space of apartment and location.
Strict adherence to 3pm check in - not good after long haul overnight flight, although they will store your bags.
Location is pretty good to shopping
housekeeper is looks like mad
Very nice location, large room, clean. The location is excellent with subte nearby. There are many restaurants nearby and also supermarkets.
Get a room in the back because the front rooms very noisy. Also the courtain does not block the sun completely. Get a sleeping mask.
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By James Slater: Tonight in Cologne, Germany, fans were treated to a FOTY candidate as local hero Felix Sturm won a close, debatable split decision over a relentless Matthew Macklin. Retaining his WBA middleweight belt, Sturm prevailed by scores of 116-112 twice. The third judge gave it to Macklin by a margin of 115-113. 31-year-old Sturm is now 36-2-1(15). Birminghams 29-year-old Macklin is now 28-3(19). In what was a superb fight throughout, with scarcely a break in the compelling action, it was the challenger who got off to a great start. Making things up close and personal for Sturm, Macklin saw to it that the fight became a toe-to-toe, phone booth war in the early to middle rounds. Macklin set the pace, while Sturm showed the edge in class. But, in going to war in the champions chest, Macklin took away Sturms best weapon: his awesome left jab. Right from the first bell, the two engaged in even-stevens action, and watching the fight you knew pretty soon that the cards would be fiercely debated when handed in. How could you split the two men with the give and take action taking place? At times, Sturm snapped Macklins head back with his left jab and his right uppercut, at other times Macklin pounded Sturms head and body with both fists. Sturm looked the faster, more accurate fighter; Macklin the more determined, relentless warrior. By the 6th, it looked to me as though the challenger was in charge, as Sturm looked so tired. But Macklin was now marked up around the right eye and it was Sturm who was landing the eye-catching work. The two landed simultaneously to the head in the 7th, but Sturm was more hurt. Macklin attacked as Sturm waved his man in whilst on the ropes. Sturm whipped in a good right hand to the head. In the 8th, Sturm began to dominate as the action took place at long range. At this distance the fight was Sturms and it looked as though Macklins early attack had taken its toll on his energy levels. Picking his man off, Sturm was looking like the boss. There was more classy boxing by Sturm in the 9th, and his jab was looking terrific. A left hand to the body did hurt the older man, however. Macklins gum-shield also came out in this round, and the pro-Sturm crowd booed. The 10th was a good round for the champion, as he again picked Macklin off. Some hard head shots landed for Sturm, including a sharp right uppercut. Macklin roared back to head and body, but Sturms accuracy edged him the session. The champions mouth was now open and bleeding. Sturm was on top in the 11th, as his jabs and fast combos scored to good effect. But Macklin refused to yield, as he again let both hands go up and down. Sturm threw yet more jabs, but Macklin drove him backwards. The champions right eye began to bleed in this, yet another torrid session. Both men gave their all in the 12th and final round, as they had done all night. They went punch-for-punch in the last three-minutes, with Macklin shovelling his way in and Sturm picking his spots. There was a big right hand to the head by Sturm and he really went for the finish as Macklin appeared to falter. Macklin raised his hands at the bell. Its possible fans will debate just who deserved the win tonight. Macklin won the first half, Sturm the second. It was a case of what you were impressed by: Sturms class and accuracy, or Macklins work-rate and drive. Could these two do it again? As great as tonights battle was, no fan would complain about the prospect of a sequel.
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Better late than never. That was the theme for much of last season in Denver, but one that didn't figure to carry over to 2012.
Yet, it took quite a while (about twenty minutes' worth of game clock) before John Fox and Mike McCoy got the memo.
You know, the one that says Peyton MF Manning is now their starting quarterback.
We spent much of the past several months laughing off quotes from Fox and McCoy that suggested the 2012 Broncos offense would be a blend of those run by the Manning-led Colts and the sleep-inducing run-heavy affairs the two coaches grew fond of when their starting QBs were named Tebow, Delhomme, Clausen, and Peete.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! I had intended to kick off the season with an extremely thorough version of the Lard, but car issues (the third of our road trip) have us stuck in Beantown for what is hopefully a matter of hours.
Travel problems aside, it's been a great mental break for me, and Ted did a real bang-up job of keeping you posted on the news. I hope you've appreciated his fine work here as much as I have.
Anyway, we're just a few hours away from the early kickoffs on the first Sunday of the 2012 season. The Broncos have thankfully been spared the usual early road game as dictated by CB$'s coverage of the US Open men's final, so we (you) all get to enjoy a full day of football before watching the Broncos and the debut of PMFM without the distraction of other games.
Happy Saturday, friends. Doug will be back tomorrow, but for one last day, you're stuck with me. News-wise, it's the calm before the storm, but tomorrow, stuff's about to get real. For today, you draftnik types can watch some college ball, and start dreaming on this dude or that dude. I liked what I saw of Utah's DT Star Lotulelei last night, but hopefully, the Broncos aren't picking in the Top 5, and don't have a chance to take him. Let's start calling this stuff out - who do you like from the Saturday games?
For tomorrow's game, it looks less and less like James Harrison will play. That will rob the Broncos and their fans of knowing how Peyton Manning's neck will hold up to a hit from the greatest neck-tester in the world. It may be until the postseason before we know how the neck will manage a hit from Harrison, maybe later, if the Steelers don't make the playoffs, like I expect.
Happy Friday, friends. Doug's still vacationing, I'm still pretending to fill his shoes, and from the looks of our numbers, y'all are still reading us. Fridays are pretty awesome, so we're going to start with something that's extremely awesome. My favorite ESPN personality John Clayton, as you've never seen him before. (Unless you saw this video yesterday.
I knock ESPN, because they employ annoying jackasses like Clayton and Chris Berman, and because I think they generally underachieve despite massive resources. That's the best This is SportsCenter I've seen in a long time, though. Devil its due.
Who's excited for a full slate of NFL action this weekend? You know I am. Let's get to all the news that printed to fit.
Happy Thursday, friends. I'm an up-early, tired SOB today, after flipping between the Giants-Cowboys and Bill Clinton's speech last night. I had one thing on, and kind of watched the play-by-play of the other on Twitter. I like the Big Dog, and I like football too, so I wanted to catch some of both. It struck me how natural it felt to experience two events simultaneously, and how it's easy to forget that you couldn't really do that even five years ago. I'll be interested to see how the ratings looked for both things. The NFL played last night, instead of Thursday, because they didn't want to go up against the President's speech, but Clinton is a pretty big draw himself. I wonder how the ratings captures somebody like me, who watched both events.
In football news, the Cowboys had an impressive performance, and won 24-17 over the Super Bowl champion Giants. Tony Romo made key plays at big moments, and RB DeMarco Murray, WR Kevin Ogletree, and CBs Brandon Carr and Morris Claiborne impressed for the Cowboys. The Giants got off to a slow start offensively, and were hurt by an early Victor Cruz drop on third down, and a fumble by rookie RB David Wilson.
Trailing 24-10, the Giants scored a TD with 2:36 remaining, and had two timeouts and the two-minute warning. On third-and-1, Murray ran for a first down around left end, but a holding penalty was correctly called, giving the Cowboys 3rd-and-11, and a strong chance for a stop. Romo hit Ogletree on a 13-yard slant to effectively end the game. Give Romo and the Cowboys credit for making the plays they needed to make to win a game.
Good Evening, Broncos fans! The team has updated its depth chart today, with some notable changes:
- Knowshon Moreno has taken his rightful place as the primary backup to Willis McGahee - passing Lance Ball, who is now listed as third-string.
- Jim Leonhard is the #1 punt returner, with Eric Decker backing him up.
- Omar Bolden is the top kickoff returner, with Andre Caldwell next in line.
On a programming note, I will be away from the keyboard for a few days, and will leave you in the capable hands of my fellow IAOFM writers. See you on Sunday, and enjoy the rest of your week!
Good Morning, Broncos fans! The team held its first regular-season practice yesterday, with only Chris Kuper sidelined, due to his injured forearm.
John Fox (video) spoke after practice; team captains were elected yesterday, but will not be announced until tomorrow. The head coach says Tony Carter, fourth on the team's depth chart at corner, made the squad on the strength of his strong man-cover skills and special-teams play.
Brandon Stokley says practice was a bit more intense yesterday.
All teams must be under the salary cap at 4pm ET today; according to PFT, Denver has $11.1M in cap space, which suggests that any financial decisions for 2012 have been based upon budgetary considerations, not cap concerns.
Continue reading "The Broncos are not the Yankees, TYVM Lard"
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Denver completed its practice squad today by signing guard/center Quintin Saulsberry, an undrafted rookie who had been signed by the Vikings out of Mississippi State.
Saulsberry (6-2, 304) was a four-year starter for the Bulldogs, and the only player in MSU history to play and start every game of his career there. He played every position along the line except for left tackle.
Meanwhile, Jim Leonhard has switched jersey numbers from 45 to his more familiar 36, which had belonged to Rafael Bush; Leonhard wore 36 with the Ravens and Jets. Also swapping numbers were Ronnie Hillman (34 to 21), C.J. Davis (71 to 54), Steven Johnson (41 to 53), and Duke Ihenacho (39 to 33).
The team returns to practice today as they prepare for Sunday night's opener against the Steelers.
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Good Morning, Broncos fans! For the many thousands of words we've all read about Peyton Manning over the past six or seven months, we'd probably all like to think we know how far Denver's signal caller has come in his physical recovery.
But in a highly revealing piece from Judy Battista, Peyton describes a secret Coors Field throwing session held last summer with Todd Helton (down at the indoor batting cages), during which the QB's lack of arm strength startled the Rockies first baseman.
Later on came a depressing prognosis from the Colts coaching staff, who told Manning his arm reminded them more of Chad Pennington's, than of his own.
At the rock bottom of his physical state, Peyton threw with those who would not judge: his wife, and his brother Eli.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Pending any potential waiver claims, trades, or signings, the 53-man roster and depth chart have been set.
Waiver claims (for players with fewer than four accrued seasons) are due by Noon ET today, and then the team can begin to construct its practice squad. Adam Weber, Ben Garland, Sealver Siliga, Adam Grant, Rafael Bush, Gerell Robinson, Cornelius Ingram, Jerry Franklin, Mike Mohamed, and Greg Orton would all appear to be viable candidates for the eight-man crew.
Of the fifteen unvested players Denver waived yesterday, only Syd'Quan Thompson is ineligible for the practice squad.


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2 Without mercy the Lord has destroyed every home in Israel. In his anger he has broken down the fortress walls of Jerusalem. He has brought to dust the kingdom and all its rulers. | 2 Without pity the Lord has swallowed up all the dwellings of Jacob; in his wrath he has torn down the strongholds of the Daughter of Judah. He has brought her kingdom and its princes down to the ground in dishonor. |
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Passive: Quanarus mastery in martial arts causes him to react quicker giving him + 10% cooldown reduction and goes up to 15% at level 9 and 20% at level 18 1st ability Sambo: Quanarus next attack causes the enemy to be stunned for 1.25 seconds and causes the enemy to take increased damage from your allies by 5% 7.5% 9% 12% 15% and deals 50/75/100/125/150. Scale .8 AD 9/8/7 second cooldown 2nd ability Chudan Oke: Quanarus takes 5/10/20/30/40% reduced damage from the next type of damage and gains a slight attack and armor increase. 15/15 20/20 30/30 40/40 50/50 and when he is hit after he immediately regains his Hyper twist 15/14/13/11/10 sec cooldown 4 seconds for bonuses 3rd ability : Hyper twist : a short aerial jump, when Quanarus jumps over an enemy champion or minion his next attack deals 35/75/120/150/190 .9 ad scale 20/18/16/14/12 sec cooldown Ultimate ability : Shadows of fury. Quanarus slows the enemy while striking him the direction Quanarus is facing causes the champion to be pushed slightly toward that direction for 3 seconds dealing 250/325/450 .5 adscale 120 sec cooldown 105 85 sec cooldown Lore: Growing up on a secluded part of Noxia. Quanarus was raised by his father which was a master in many different martial arts. His father had told him the dangers of the outside world with all the technology and magical spells. So Quanarus asked his father to teach him everything he knew. Quanarus was disgusted that people would use a weapon or spell to make them feel more confident and empowered. So Quanarus had wandered around the city of Noxus defeating current champions of the league of legends that have mystical weapons and spells. He would spare his challenged victims telling them nothing can break the human spirit. Later in his life he created his own martial arts school for and was the #1 fighting school in all of Noxus. The Noxian high command demanded the school be closed due to possible attempts of his techniques being stolen by enemies of Noxia. He refused and was sent to be arrested . He and his students fended an army of 500 Noxian soldiers. He told his students it would no longer be safe in Noxia. So he took himself and the students to the Shojin Monastery where the adept agreed that his monastery would keep his students safe until they became of age to be on their own. That was where he met Lee Sin Where he taught Lee sin a very powerful kick for his own self-defense . He decided to teach a lesson to the world that a human does not need technology to be the best by joining the league of legends .


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Maurizio D'Esposito
Maurizio D'Esposito is born in Naples, Italy. He received his degree in biological sciences, magna cum laude, at University Federico II di Napoli under the supervision of Professor Edoardo Boncinelli. From 1990 to 1998, he worked as a Researcher (tenure track) at the International Institute of Genetics and Biophysics (IIGB), CNR, Naples, Italy, working under the supervision of Professor Michele D'Urso. During this period, he spent two years at Washington University School of Medicine, USA, under the supervision of Professor D. Schlessinger. In 1998, he was a Group Leader and from 2001, he became an Associate Professor at IGB "A. Buzzati Traverso," CNR, Naples, Italy. He is currently a Member of the European Advisory Board on Rett Syndrome. From 2009, he is the Coordinator of the UE Initial Training Network on chromatin diseases. Dr. D'Esposito focuses on the transcriptional regulation of eukaryotic genes. Important milestones reached have been the characterization of the mechanisms of maintenance of X inactivation in man, analyzing as model system the second human pseudoautosomal region and the definition of its regulation by epigenetic mechanisms. Then, he moved to the characterization of human diseases affecting methylation (Rett syndrome, ICF syndrome, and hyperhomocysteinemia) and the analysis of their molecular alterations. He participated in the earlier phases of the RTT gene cloning, by physically mapping MECP2 gene in YAC contigs of human Xq28. Noticeable contributions are also the elucidation of the complex relationships between DNA methylation and histone code and chromosome territory. He published 75 peer-reviewed articles in international journals, with an H index of 27.
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Police: Child explains how mother shoots up heroin
By: Maria Miller
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. -- It's hard to imagine a 5-year-old knowing all about heroin, from delivery, to cooking it, to shooting up. But one little girl in Johnstown does and police said she went to them when her mother was arrested and told them she watched her mom inject herself, and even told cops who's been bringing the drugs to their home.
It's sad and disturbing, but police said that the child not only knew what heroin looked like, but was able to give officers accurate, step-by-step instructions on how to use it.
"I don't sell drugs, I use heroin." That's what Tyanne Hamer allegedly told police when they showed up to her Oakhurst apartment last week, looking for drugs.
Police said Hamer fought with officers, screamed obscenities and threw things across the room, including her 4-month-old child when they went to arrest her.
"The warrant was for her selling drugs, which she had done previous times to our informants," said Johnstown police Capt. Andrew Frear.
After she was taken into custody, police said they found several baggies of suspected heroin, spoons and syringes lying out in the open.
"In addition to that, the house was a complete disarray," Frear said. "It was just disgusting and in fact, there were children living there."
That's when officers said they got an entire lesson on how to use heroin from Hamer's 5-year-old daughter.
"She was very familiar in how to use it. It's sad that the mother was not only doing it, but would corrupt her child this way by letting her know how to do it and why she does it and the purposes," Frear said. "It's ridiculous."
A criminal complaint said the girl told police how her mom's friends brings small bags to her all the time, before pointing out one of the bags.
The girl told detectives, "That's what mommy puts on the spoon...she adds a little water then puts her lighter under it until it boils."
The child added that her mom, "Puts the boiled stuff inside the needle...she gives herself a shot in the arm."
"People that have kids at home, this is what you try to protect them from," Frear said. "Here's a parent with obviously no interest whatsoever in protecting her children. She wants to let her children see how to use it. It totally goes everything against what you believe as a parent."
In addition to several drug charges, Hamer is also facing child endangerment. She's in jail on $50,000 bond. Documents said her children are staying with family.


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Sitting here
Staring into space
You can't tell what I'm thinking
With this blank look on my face
So then you look away
Say "Eh, forget it."
But sooner or later
You will regret it
But you really want to know
So I'll give a brief description
I'll only say this once
You better sharp up and listen
I'm thinking of this plan
A great one indeed
Carefully thinking it out
To make sure it succeeds
Does it involve you?
I only know
But be sure prepared
For this grand show
So is it good or bad
Will it send me to heaven or hell?
Eh, who knows
I'll never tell
This is only a fraction of my mind
This might not even be it
You have no idea what I'm thinking
While I'm silent and at sit
So then you turn back and ask me
"About what are you thinking?"
And I'll respond with a smile,
"Don't worry, it's nothing."
Writer's Notes: Well, I started writing poems a while ago. But not that much. I've got others but I'll start out with this one. (Yes, I know I rhymed "it" with itself. But I couldn't find another word...)
They say, "I will die for my country." I never hear them say, "I will kill for my country."
What I like most about this poem is the rhyming words. For further improvments, adding more descriptions would brighten your peom a little. Overall, this peom is okay. So keep up the good work. ^^
Nice... I could really see it happening (and that's great)... reminded me of the book I'm reading now (but I think I like this poem even more than that book, becuase this is more realistic...)
Anyways... great work with descriptions, great work with getting into somebodies mind... great indeed.... I like it very much and will be waiting for more from you... I think that I'll like your writing very well ^^
My recommended fanfic: "Dreamer" by Scourge


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Why Does 'Batman Begins' Get Left Out of the Fervor Surrounding 'The Dark Knight'?
Features By Nathan Adams on July 17, 2012 | Comments (14)Ever since names like Spielberg and Lucas brought us the first summer blockbusters back in the 70s, film fans have slowly morphed into film fanatics. And perhaps the pinnacle of this phenomenon is the cult of personality that has developed around Christopher Nolan since he gave us his wildly successful interpretation of the Batman universe, The Dark Knight. Whether it was because of Heath Ledger's electric performance as the Joker, Nolan's realist approach to the material, or the sheer scope of the action, something about this Batman movie captured the attention and adoration of hordes of fans in a way that no other adaptation of the character's story has before; and Batman has been one of the most popular fictional characters in our shared culture for at least half a century now. But one thing about The Dark Knight that I don't hear mentioned all that much anymore is that it wasn't Nolan's first go-around with the character. Everything that was paid off in that film was set up, three years earlier, in the director's first attempt at tackling a superhero story, Batman Begins. Not only was this movie successful enough at the box office to spawn a very well funded sequel, but it's the film that's actually responsible for bringing us Nolan's grounded and relatable vision of the character. This was the film that revitalized a property whose big screen potential had been tarnished, and it gets treated like it doesn't even exist when fans gush over their love […]
Eckhart Mildly Changes Tune on Two-Face, Media Go Crazy
Movie News By Scott Beggs on January 12, 2009 | Comments (10)We know it's a bit better than unfounded Angelina rumors, but are we really still going this crazy? Really? We're really doing this?
Let's Talk About Two-Face: Spoilers Ahead!
Features By Brian C. Gibson on July 22, 2008 | Comments (93)It appears that fans might be a little interested in seeing Christopher Nolan's Batman franchise go further. At least, that is what we can assume. But in order to do that, they would need a villain, would they not. Take a spoiler-filled ride into a discussion about Two-Face's prospects for a third film.
Will Ferrell Is Two Face… No, Not That One
In Development By Rob Hunter on July 17, 2008 | Comments (6)Now before anyone accuses me of sensationalizing the title of this post, this Two Face has nothing to do with Batman.
"I can tell you that, basically, when you look at Two-Face, you should get sick to your stomach…" – Aaron Eckhart. Do we have a picture of what Eckhart was talking about? See for yourself!
The Dark Knight's Two-Face Toy Revealed!
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Extension operations on MSC Sinfonia, the second out of four MSC cruise ships to undergo the Renaissance Programme of enhancements, have begunin the past days at Fincantieri shipyard in Palermo.
Government of Canada & Irving Shipbuilding mark signing of $2.3 billion AOPS build contract; 3,600 Jobs across Canada generated from Irving's NSPS commitments to
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Fire broke out on an unmanned oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico approximately five miles south of Port Fourchon, La., the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) reported.
Last September the test bed in Rostock was the stage of a single lift of the RL-K 7500 subsea crane. The same crane was then loaded and shipped to the South Korean customer.
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45 the sun's light failing: and the veil of the temple was rent in the midst. | 45 for the sun stopped shining. And the curtain of the temple was torn in two. |
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4 Listen, a tumult on the mountains, like that of a mighty people! Listen, an uproar among the kingdoms, like nations being gathered together! The Lord of Hosts is mobilizing an army for war. | 4 Listen, a noise on the mountains, like that of a great multitude! Listen, an uproar among the kingdoms, like nations massing together! The LORD Almighty is mustering an army for war. |
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I know it may seem strange being aggressive in one post and defensive in another ... but ... looking at it from an LA / RBC point of view they have to take every reasonable care to prevent schools from doing something stupid and allowing access to unfiltered sites.
Most of us are in privileged positions where we can say *no* to teachers and management who demand unfiltered access, but a scary number of schools in the East Midlands region have site level filtering (everyone at the same level) and it is not adequately high enough.
Many of us have internal filtering of one fashion or another but for something like this then you almost *have* to cater for the lowest common denominator unless a school can show you otherwise.


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Tuesday, November 27, 2012 - 10:24pm
Tyler, TX (KETK) — Lindsey Park is popular hangout for people living and working in the Tyler area.
It's also a popular hangout for gophers.
Their mounds cover the property, and are hazardous for athletes, who can turn their ankle, or worse by stepping into a gopher den.
That's why the people of Mole Masters are starting to take care of the problem.
They have started a gopher cleansing project, that will last for the next several months.
Click on the video above to find out how the work is coming along, and see how much this job means to the Farnham family.
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