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Jamaica Farewell LyricsArtist: Arlo GuthrieAlbum: Power Of Love Down the way where the nights are gay And the sun shines daily on the mountain top I took a trip on a sailing ship And when I reached Jamaica I made a stop CHORUS: But I'm sad to say, I'm on my way Won't be back for many a day My heart is down, my head is turning around I had to leave a little girl in Kingston town Sounds of laughter everywhere And the dancing girls swaying to and fro I must declare that my heart is there Though I've been from Maine to Mexico CHORUS Down at the market you can hear Ladies cry out while on their head they bear Ackie rice and salt fish is nice And the rum is good any time of year CHORUS CHORUS
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ANZ consolidates NZ IT systems
PUBLISHED: 25 Nov 2010 16:33:19 | UPDATED: 26 Nov 2010 05:01:32PRINT EDITION: 25 Nov 2010Rachael Bolton
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group will extend the core banking system currently used by its National Bank of New Zealand (NBNZ) brand to all of its NZ business.
The Systematics core banking system was expected to be completed by late next year, ANZ NZ said in a statement.
ANZ NZ chief executive David Hisco said the decision would help the bank be more innovative, responsive to customer needs and get products to market quicker.
"Running two banking IT systems has resulted in a large amount of duplicated time and wasted effort," he said. "Importantly, it's also limited our flexibility to deliver better services to customers."
Mr Hisco said he wanted ANZ banks to be New Zealand's best and to achieve that goal some things would need to change.
"Today's systems decision and the recent creation of our wealth business are first steps in improving our customer focus," Mr Hisco said.
In addition to sharing a core system, from January 1 ANZ NZ and NBNZ customers would also be able to make deposits at either institution without a deposit transaction fee.
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Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., speaks to reporters after meeting with Attorney General Eric Holder Tuesday on Capitol Hill.
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., the chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, was the wealthiest member of Congress in 2010. He filed for an extension to disclose his personal financial records for 2011.
Darrell Issa, R-Calif., had called into question the validity of a 2008 congressional hearing featuring Roger Clemens.
Inspector General Brian Miller testifies during a House Transportation subcommittee hearing on Tuesday.
Former GSA official Robert Peck testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington on Tuesday.
House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Rep. Darrell Issa, right, talks with Rep. Elijah Cummings during Monday's hearing on the General Services Administration.
Rep. Darryl Issa, R-Calif., left, shaking hands with Attorney General Eric Holder before Holder testifed Dec. 8 at a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Operation Fast and Furious.
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., is chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.


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Freiburg have made Admir Mehmedi's loan move from Dynamo Kiev a permanent one.
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The Reds' Peyton Hetrick (left) tries to throw out the Red Sox's Ashton Stonbraker during a Machine Pitch baseball game Tuesday night at Bob Roberts Field in Punxsutawney. For the first year, Punxsy's six- and seven-year-old Machine Pitch League is part of the Punxsutawney Groundhog Little League.
PUNXSUTAWNEY ŌĆö The John J. Fisher Post 62 Punxsy American Legion team scored 10 of its 11 runs in the first two innings and held off a late rally by DuBois to win, 11-10, Tuesday at Rich Kuntz Memorial Field in Punxsutawney.
Punxsy's offensive outburst was just what manager Mike Dickey wanted to see from his team with the playoffs just around the corner.
"Hitting from top to bottom, that was refreshing to see," Dickey said. "Of course, we know they're not throwing the guys they will in the playoffs, but regardless, it gives us some confidence."
BROOKVILLE ŌĆö The Brookville Minor League Baseball All-Stars had a landslide 32-1 win in four innings over Brockway during their first home tournament game Tuesday night.
Every player for Brookville scored at least once. Every batter also had one or more hits. Brookville totaled 29 hits on the night.
"It was a real good way to start (the tournament at home)," Brookville manager Jeff Caylor said. "It was a good win; the kids hit the ball really well."
Brookville's next game will be at 6 p.m. Friday at DuBois, which took down St. Marys 10-0 in four innings Tuesday.
PUNXSUTAWNEY ŌĆö About 18 months after the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club issued a cease-and-desist order to prevent an ad for TruTVŌĆÖs new show ŌĆ£NFL Full ContactŌĆØ from airing during the second quarter of Super Bowl XLIV in 2010, the case has been settled.
Monday, Groundhog Club Vice-President Mike Johnston said the club, working with the Pittsburgh law firm of Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLP, settled with TruTV and its parent companies, Turner Broadcasting, Time Warner and Grey Global Group.
Lisa Styslinger, of Punxsutawney, enjoyed her ride on the flying dragons at TuesdayŌĆÖs Old Home Week Carnival. The carnival continues tonight at 6 p.m. at the grounds located behind the Punxy Plaza.
My love for animals has grown tremendously over the past year. Last summer, I spent three months in Washington, D.C., interning at Double R Productions. I had the experience to complete a civil service project while I was there. For this project, I found an animal shelter, Lucky Dog Animal Rescue, based out of Washington.
Lucky Dog is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing homeless and abandoned animals, primarily dogs from high-kill shelters and owners who can no longer care for them.
The Rev. James W. Kane, 83, a retired United Methodist minister, of Erie, died Friday, June 24, 2011, after a lengthy illness.
He was born Easter Sunday, April 8, 1928, in NuMine, a son of the late William and Geneva Kane.
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The new Congress will have big problems to tackle and little love from the people who elected them. To find out what can be done to get things working again on Capitol Hill, David Greene catches up with Iowa Democratic Rep. Bruce Braley.
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On this week's Glazov Gang, leftist activist Brandelynn Turner joined Dwight Schultz and Rob Nelson to discuss Romney vs. Obama, but a few comments about Wisconsin's Republican Gov. Scott Walker set off a chain reaction that led to a verbal war about June's recall election. Below is Part I of a three part series. We will run Part II in tomorrow's edition.
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Thanks to star chefs like Ferran Adrià; and Juan Mari Arzak, Spain's restaurants have piqued the interest of epicureans the world over. But it didn't take these maestros' innovative fare to create a passion for food in Spain. Quality ingredients, simple sauces, excellent wines, and a true love of eating have long made Spain a gourmand's paradise.
It's impossible to generalize about Spanish food; each region has its own specialties. The Basque country is rightly proud of pintxos (bite-size tapas), served at a variety of cozy bars and restaurants, and seafood dishes like baked cod, while Galicia is renowned for its amazing variety of shellfish. Don't leave central Spain without sampling the hearty roasted lamb and suckling pigs, and be sure to try southern Spain's crunchy fried calamari, succulent olives, and flavorful cured hams. Valencia is the birthplace of paella, and in Catalonia, Spain's nouvelle cuisine has reached its maximum expression.
No matter where you travel, breakfast is usually a simple affair featuring coffee, pastries, or a small sandwich. At least once, indulge in a serving of chocolate with churros; a big plate of these fried dough sticks is a sure cure for the previous night's excesses. Lunch starts around 2 pm and is the biggest meal of the day. Hearty specialties like paella, cochinillo (roast suckling pig), or a mariscada (mixed shellfish platter) are best enjoyed now, when they can be followed by a leisurely siesta. Early evening is the time to sample tapas, the bite-sized snacks that are served in bars across the country. Olives, a plate of cheese, tortilla española (potato omelet), or crumpled slices of jamón serrano (cured ham) are the most common tapas, but bars may serve more elaborate dishes like chickpea stew, spicy padrón peppers, or fried seafood. Dinner begins no earlier than 9 pm and can last into the wee hours of the morning, especially on weekends. While Spaniards generally have a light soup or sandwich supper at home, restaurants are an excuse to go all out and order multiple courses, as well as dessert and wine.
Before the family-run Tragaluz Group forged its mini empire of trendsetting restaurants, local literati and the design set hung out at its first opening,...more
see the Barcelona guideThis is the first and best of the carmen restaurants that are now so much in vogue (carmen is the grandest type of Albaicín house). Tables are set out on...more
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I must admit I got a little worried, after reading someone's post which mention their experience with Denney's HD. I just couldn't believe it after the way I was treated when first meeting John. It was like who is this individual talkin about? Maybe if was from an earlier time at Denney's HD with different person's involved. I can only say it sure didn't sound like anyone I meet there, John, Justin, Sean ect. My feeling towards the folks a this dealership is nothing short of excellent. I feel that they all did a good job for me, and I will support this dealership when ever possible, for myself and the new FLHSE6 which is my new ride after 20+ yrs. Thanks guys and gals at Denney's HD By: Joseph L Moskaly |
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Master Lighting Guide for Portrait Photographers by Christopher Grey is the perfect companion for any new or aspiring studio photographer. As I moved from one chapter to the next I was often reminded of the many lessons from my Studio Lighting 1 & 2 courses from college. Whether is was the practical introduction to professional studio equipment or the very easy to reproduce diagrams demonstrating technical setups, every page left me wanting to try another setup in the studio.
I would never say that a single book could replace the hands on experience you receive from a paid photography course. In fact, I would highly recommend every photographer drop the cash to support your local community college and take a photography class or two. For those of you who are really self starters however, this is the first book I've seen that could be used as an outline for a college level course in studio lighting.
Master Lighting Guide for Portrait Photographers is divided into two parts. Christopher Grey does a great job of building a solid foundation of understanding before moving into practical application. The best part is, there isn't an overload of technical information and there are plenty of images to help illustrate nearly every topic covered. Part One covers the principles of portrait lighting by covering topics like;
- The Nature of Light
- The Physics & Properties of Light
- Professional Lighting Equipment
- Light Positions
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- Classic Lighting Styles
The most successful photographs have always been lit as if from a single source.
Part Two is when the book really started to generate inspiration. This is when we start to discuss portrait lighting in practice and get a guided tour through nearly every imaginable portrait lighting scenario. We learn about all the basics from low-key to high-key and even some great examples of stylish over-exposure.
I would recommend this book for any photographer just starting out in a controlled lighting environment. For experienced studio photographers, a lot of the content in Part One may seem like a refresher course, but Part Two would serve as a great reference guide for shoots. You can learn more about Christopher Grey and see some of his work at www.christophergrey.com.
Technical: Master Lighting Guide for Portrait Photographers by Christopher Grey is published by Amherst Media, publishers of fine photography books.


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Malvertising Network Attacks Amazon, Yahoo Domains
Security experts announced this week that Amazon, YouTube and Yahoo domains were found being used by cybercriminals to spread various types of malware on both Mac and Windows operating systems through malicious ads. The network was found to include 700 malicious domains and effected thousands.
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Cloud & Mobile: A "silky" match made in Amazon's Heaven
Wow, did Jeff Bezos do a good job this past Wednesday! As many of you are guessing, I am referring to Amazon's recent press event on Wednesday. Clearly, the battle for the e-readers and tablets market have gone super nova. Overall, I think Amazon will find a good product/market fit, and likely be a substantial force in the e-reader/tablet market.


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KUT 90.5 - The Texas Scientist Reconciling Climate Change & Evangelical Christianity
Time Magazine just released its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. This year the list includes Texas Tech climate scientist and evangelical Christian Katharine Hayhoe.
For Time, actor Don Cheadle wrote "There's something fascinating about a smart person who defies stereotype. That's what makes my friend Katharine Hayhoe – a Texas Tech climatologist and an evangelical Christian – so interesting."
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During last week's Republican presidential primary debate in New Hampshire, CNN's John King, who served as moderator, asked questions about jobs and taxes, but not climate change. CJR reader and helpful heckler Jeff Huggins pointed out the omission in a recent comment.
Indeed, the word "climate" never came up, but the candidates created their own opportunities to take pot shots at the Obama administration's energy policy. When King asked a question about how quickly he could "grow the economy," former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum complained about "Obamacare" and "oppressive regulation," adding:
Throw on top of that what this president's done on energy. The reason we're seeing this second dip is because of energy prices, and this president has put a stop sign again — against oil drilling, against any kind of exploration offshore or in Alaska, and that is depressing. We need to drill. We need to create energy jobs, just like we're doing, by the way, in Pennsylvania, where we're drilling 3,000 wells this year for gas, and gas prices are down — natural gas prices are down as a result.
Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty quickly followed up with the banal observation that "We need to have a pro-American energy policy." Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich said that the Obama administration is an "anti-American energy destructive force."
CNN's King, deaf to the need for a follow-up question, left that task to local journalists in the audience. John Distaso, a reporter for the Union Leader in Manchester, pointed to a bill under consideration in the state legislature that would restrict governments' ability to seize land for power plants or transmission facilities.
"Should governments at any level be able to use eminent domain for major projects that will reduce America's dependence on foreign oil?" Distaso asked Mitt Romney, pointing out that the former Massachusetts governor is a property owner, but also supports reducing dependence on foreign oil. Romney said eminent domain should not be used to give land to private enterprises, and then basically echoed Santorum's admiration of fossil fuels:
Now, the right answer for us to have energy independence is to start developing our own energy in this country, and we're not doing that. We — we have a huge find with natural gas; 100 years of new natural gas has been found. More drilling for oil, natural gas, clean coal. We have coal in great abundance, nuclear power ultimately, and all the renewables. But it's time for us to have a president who really cares about finally getting America on track for energy security.
Josh McElveen, an anchor at a local TV news station, asked Santorum about the Senate abolishing government subsidies for ethanol (which it later did on June 16). Santorum replied that he supported doing so, but added that he would use the savings to "help expand distribution for E-85 [a high ethanol blend of fuel] in other areas of the country" over a period of five years.
If none of the presidential candidates mentioned climate, it is likely because they have already made it abundantly clear that they are unconcerned with the issue. Pawlenty, who endorsed a cap-and-trade scheme to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions while governor of Minnesota, was one of the first to stir up headlines. In late March, he said on the Laura Ingraham Show that his support for cap-and-trade was "a mistake." He repeated the line during the first Republican debate of the campaign season on May 5 in Greenville, South Carolina.
"I've said I was wrong. It was a mistake, and I'm sorry," Pawlenty told the Fox television audience. "You're going to have a few clunkers in your record, and we all do, and that's one of mine. I just admit it. I don't try to duck it, bob it, weave it, try to explain it away. I'm just telling you, I made a mistake."
On May 9, Politico noted that "unlike Tim Pawlenty, Newt Gingrich," who appeared alongside Democrat Nancy Pelosi in a 2007 ad for Al Gore's Repower American Campaign, "makes no apologies about his past advocacy on climate change. That may be so, but less than a week later, he was certainly backpedaling, telling The Telegraph in Macon, Georgia that while he acknowledged the reality of global warming, he was uncertain about humans' contribution.
"The planet used to be dramatically warmer when we had dinosaurs and no people. To the best of my knowledge the dinosaurs weren't driving cars," he said.


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It can be made also exclusively from certain "cru", for example exclusively from "Grande Champagne", but of different ages.
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I really wanted to like this. I tried using it multiple ways... mixed with foundation and/or TM, under foundation (liquid / powder / TM), with different loose powders on top, etc. etc.. However, after a few hours, my face would get really shiny... no amount of blotting helped. I also developed tiny little pimples in random locations.
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I am not a huge fan of primers as I have a T-Zone that gets shiny in a second if I layer too many products in the morning under my foundation.
Well, we are in Autumn and probably the cooler temperatures have a part in this but I am very happy with his Chanel base.
I used it now for 3 days in a row under 3 different types of foundation and in all 3 cases it worked wonders!
I use my serum/moisturizer (that can be Lancaster serum, Advanced night repair or La Prairie plus a cream like Guerlain Issima or EL Perfectionist or Idealist), then my sunscreen (Clarins) plus the Chanel base. Then I apply the foundation (I used, in the 3 days, La Mer Foundation, Chantecaille and a combi of Cargo Oli free plus EL Max Cover.. not all together of couse!!!).
Obvioulsy I set it with loose powder (Guerlain, of MUFE HD or Dior).
In all 3 days the Base did a great job: I made the foundation last for good 7 hours without the tiniest bit of shine.
And the whole make up got an extra glow I never experienced before.
As I said, we have cooler tempereatures and this may have helped - I need to chack this in summer to give a full 5 lippies rating, for now I give a cautious 4.
To me, this base is a winner!!!
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i bought this when i was on the hunt for a good foundation and i absolutely love it! i only use it on special occasions like a nice dinner or a party. It's sheer but comes through/works well with foundation to give a nice luminous glow. Took a lippie off because of the price and how small the bottle is.
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I bought this after deciding I would need a primer to keep my make-up in check at a wedding a few months back. I didn't really have time to go shopping around, so after checking reviews here this was the one I plumped with.
As mentioned the packaging, though very stylish, isn't the best for this type of product, but I can deal with it. It has a beautiful scent which many will hate; scented products don't bother me, but if they bother you then make sure you try before you buy. I have to be honest, I don't think this is the best product for me. Though I'm very pale, this managed to make me more so, and I felt that I just looked very white and shiny all day. I'm willing to accept that I may have not used the product correctly, but I've used it a couple of times since, varying the coverage, and it hasn't seemed to make much difference. It did keep my foundation in place though, so it wasn't all bad. Plus it does give a nice smooth texture to your skin.
I'll use up the bottle, but I won't be repurchasing.
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I love this primer! I have yellowish skin so the Rosee color suits me really well. Do not use too much or else your face will be a tad too "oily" and your final makeup may slide and look too "white" on you. So, a little goes a long way! I use this before I use my Chanel Teint Innocence or my BB Cream and I get the final result that I want - a dewy, rosy, glowy look! I love this item! You can totally tell the difference if you use this primer or not. Without it, my foundation looks a little blah on my skin. Sure you can't go wrong with Chanel foundations (I've been a faithful user for many years) but the effect with this primer is just plain amazing! My only complain is the packaging. Not so user friendly. But would totally purchase this over and over and over again!
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I bought this a while back when I was on a mission to find the perfect make up base. I started using this again recently and am delighted with the results. It really makes my foundation (MAC studio fix fluid) glide on flawless and gives my skin a gorgeous glow. It's expensive, but as you only need a small amount you definitely get your moneys worth. I've already stocked up on another bottle for when this runs out!
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I don't notice a difference when I use this prduct. I feel like it made my face a little more oily than normal and I couldn't really tell a difference in keeping my makeup on all day. I wouldn't purchase it again. It was expensive and the packaging was annoying.
I LOVE THIS PRIMER! it works really well. Everytime I wear it I get so many compliments on my skin. It really does make my makeup last all day. If it wasn't so expensive for such a small amount I'd buy it in a heartbeat. It would be even better if it came in a pump.
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Chanel products are always luxurious... but expensive! Honestly I can't really tell the difference in my skin when i've used this. It feels great on and I guess it does brighten your skin a bit, but unless you have money to burn then I'm sure there are other less expensive products out there that perform equally well.


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Oh no! Kim Kardashian was reportedly pulled over for speeding on an L.A. freeway while trying to escape multiple paparazzi who had been chasing her in their cars.
After Kim Kardashian was pulled over by police on Nov. 12, about five paparazzi who had been following her stopped their cars in the middle of the freeway and jumped out to take pictures of her! So scary! But was baby North West in the car with Kim? Read on for more details.
Kim Kardashian Pulled Over For Speeding — Was Baby North In The Car?
The paparazzi caused an enormous traffic jam and put multiple lives in danger as they tried to snap photos of Kim, law enforcement sources tell TMZ. There was even a paparazzi helicopter hovering in the sky!
The California Highway Patrol cited one photographer for speeding but the rest managed to avoid getting tickets, according to TMZ. But don't worry, LA drivers, the CHP is still investigating the incident to see if it can be further prosecuted. "They're not getting away with this," one source says.
And as for Kim, she was cited for speeding too. Luckily, she's okay and her precious daughter North doesn't seem to have been in the car with her. Hopefully Kim will be more careful next time!
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Kim was caught making another misstep on camera on Nov. 10 — although this one wasn't quite so serious! While cameras rolled during a family yard sale for an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kim walked past a bunch of fragile items, and after stopping to talk to bestie Jonathan Cheban, she accidentally stepped on a few picture frames and fell backwards! Unfortunately, photographers for X17 caught the whole thing.
Kim stumbled clumsily and landed on her butt, though she luckily fell onto a chair that was for sale. After Kim picked herself up again, she strutted away confidently as if nothing happened.
Unfortunately she wasn't as lucky with her speeding incident! What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers? Should Kim be more careful on the road? Let us know!
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She's such a stupid and fake broad. Every move this btch makes is for the cameras. ALL OF A SUDDEN, she's RUNNING AWAY from the paparazzi??? GTFOH. She knows how to get attention & publicity, she probably began speeding PURPOSELY, just so the police can pull her over & create a big scene – now she has just what she wants – publicity. Anyone in their right mind would put safety first & drive at normal speeds, to hell with those paparazzi – let 'em get their pics – and keep it moving. The way SHE did it, the paparazzi winded up getting what they wanted after all – pictures – just bcz her dumb arse started speeding, jeopardizing her life as well as others.
Those paps DO need to chill tho. They're TOO aggressive sometimes. They're gonna mess around & cause a disaster one day ….
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I blame both Kim and the papz's. Kim speeding caused them to speed as well (dumb) why did she not drive to a police station and report them, they would have followed her to the station to get a pic. Kim and Kwest do things to attract attention. They both like it. Kim is NOT a star, celebirity or anything. she has a tape and a reality tv show which is a joke and making $$$ off of nothing. Her baby daddy is crazy, point, blank period. Those 2 deserve each other. They make their own drama to stay in the limelight. So tired of hearing about Kim, her tv family (real family) and her and Kwest. PLEASE STOP MAKING THEM IMPORTANT BY PRINTING ABOUT EVERY LITTLE THING THEY DO. No one is jealous or envious of either of them….they have become a joke or circus attractions.
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After the little half sister caused a wreck a few days after she turned 16 in her ridiculously big expensive vehicle, you would think that the adult Kardashian women would be a little more sensible and careful. She's a mother now, her child needs her, and she could kill herself or someone else. We also saw pics of Khloe not long ago driving around crazily with a car full of folks waving, singing, and joy riding around town. These folks need to grow up.
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That is crazy,They seriously need to do something about paparazzi.It should be some kind of law.They could have killed her or killed someone.But kim do need make sure she dont put herself in danger also.I hope she doesn't speed with North in the car,because of the paparazzi. I know they crazy,but you have think about your life. Not try and run from them,especially on high way putting people in danger. paparazziare so dumb. That is so not a real job.
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Speeding was very irresponsible of her.
What if she'd crashed or killed someone or even herself?
Paps are idiots so she shouldn't become an idiot too.
Paps don't learn, didn't one already die doing the exact same thing some of these guys were doing trying to get a pic of beiber, who wasn't even in the car?
Kim hopefully will be smarter next time.
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Interviewer | Kuhn, Cliff |
Abstract | Among topics discussed: Upbringing in Savannah and "Jim Crow South"; impressions of family; Tulane University and Professor J.C. Van Kirk teaching white supremacy; resignation from Savannah Bar Association over discrimination policies; Savannah Golf Club; American Bar Association's anti-discriminatory policy and Lewis Powell; non-membership in Savannah Bar Association; joining law firm of Brannen, Clark, and Hester, 1958; learning from H. Sol Clark, Perry Brannen, Jr., and Ed Hester; Clark and Legal Aid; Savannah in the 1960s; segregation in Savannah; W.W. Law; Monsignor Toomey and Toomey Committee; non-violent sit-in activities in Savannah; Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC); Hosea Williams, NAACP, and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC); Judge Victor Mulling and imprisonment and trial of UCLA graduate student Rick Tuttle; Bill Wexler and Alex Lawrence in Tuttle incident; Bernie Harper; Tuttle after incident; assassination of Robert Kennedy at Ambassador Hotel; sit-ins and boycotts at Broughton Street; NAACP Youth Council and Greensboro, North Carolina, sit-ins; W.W. Law; Malcolm McClean as mayor of Savannah; Pratt Adams; Law's good reputation in community; bi-racial aspects of Toomey Committee; Buchsbaum's thoughts about de jure segregation; mother's feelings about Buchsbaum's civil rights involvement; Jene Gadsden; John Simpson; Malcolm McClean; Gadsden and integration of Savannah Bar Association; Ed Hester and Julian Sipple opposed to integration; Gadsden voted first African-American member of Savannah Bar Association; Buchsbaum consulted by Law for legal advice; Georgia Legal Services in late 1960s and early 1970s; opposition by some lawyers to Legal Aid; Steve Gottlieb, Rob Remar and Dixon case; conflicts with Joe Bergen; Bergen's hostility to Georgia Legal Services program; Sonny Seiler and Austin Catts; Vera Mobley; Cubbedge Snow and State Bar of Georgia; Bill Ide, Phil Heiner, Jim Elliott, Charles Lester, members of State Bar and founders of Georgia Legal Services; Charles "Charlie" Sparkman; Bergen and Lawrence; Buchsbaum's original misgivings about Lawrence; funding and the Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO); John Cromartie, director of Legal Aid; federal restrictions; Atlanta Legal Aid and Georgia Legal Services as separate foundations; Brief discussion of Hillary Rodham Clinton and Legal Aid; Betty Kehrer as director of national Legal Aid and Defender Association; Cromartie's attributes and responsibilities; Herman Lodge and Burke County; Lodge as first non-lawyer president of Georgia Legal Services; Gov. Jimmy Carter; Gov. George Busbee; organizational skills of Cromartie; Georgia Legal Services summer interns from Emory University Law School; Phyllis Holmen; Bill Broker; Holmen and Phil Merkel; relationship between private bar and Georgia Legal Services in Savannah; community's original aversion to legal services; legal services for indigents; NAACP Freedom Award and Robbie Robinson Award; Young Lawyers Association; Equal Opportunity Authority (EOA); formation of Legal Services Corporation; Matthew Levy of New York; Liberal Party; American Labor Party; Communist Party; Joseph "Joe" Jacobs and Harris Jacobs; Levy as model to Buchsbaum; Savannah High School; American Bar Association; University of Georgia; Harvard Law School; W.W. Law's love of music; Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum; influence of Law; Law's honorary degree from Savannah State University. |
Biographical note | Aaron Buchsbaum is a Savannah lawyer and leader with Georgia Legal Services; he was interviewed in conjunction with a proposed film on late Savannah civil rights activis W.W. Law. |
Language | English |
Subject |
Race relations Segregation in education Legal aid--Georgia |
Subject (names) |
American Bar Association Tulane University American Labor Party Carter, Jimmy, 1924- Buchsbaum, Aaron L., 1931-2014 |
Location depicted |
Savannah (Ga.) Chatham County (Ga.) |
Extent | 34 Pages |
Collecting area | Georgia Government Documentation Project |
Digital Publisher | Georgia State University Library |
Rights information | Copyright to this item is owned by Georgia State University Library. This item may be used for scholarship, educational, and personal use. Additional uses will require permission of the rights holder. |
Citation | Buchsbaum, Aaron, Interviewed by Clifford Kuhn, 29 December 2001, P2002-02, Series Q. Georgia Legal Services, Georgia Government Documentation Project, Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library, Atlanta. |
Source format | oral histories (document genres) |
Type | Text |
Title | Page 1 |
Rights information | Copyright to this item is owned by Georgia State University Library. This item may be used for scholarship, educational, and personal use. Additional uses will require permission of the rights holder. |
Source format | oral histories (document genres) |


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Luc Jacquet (5 December 1967 in Bourg-en-Bresse) is a French film director from Paris. He wrote and directed the movie March of the Penguins, which won an Oscar for Best Documentary Feature in 2005. His current film is called The Fox And the Child. It has been released in Britain and Ireland in slightly re-edited dubbed English-language version with narration by Kate Winslet, and was released in the United States on 29 February 2008.
Before his film directing career, Jacquet was a biologist.
In 2010, he created the non-profit organisation Wild-Touch.
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No More Swings in Richland School Yards! – End of an Era
Badger Mountain and Tapteal elementaries' swings were already gone the first day of school. Jefferson's have been gone for a while. Sacajawea and Marcus Whitman will lose theirs soon. Kennewick schools lost theirs years ago and Pasco hasn't had swings in 20 years. What the cuss! It's like getting rid of apple pie!


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Series tied 1-1 (as of 6/4)
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Coverage: ROOT
8:10 PM ET, June 4, 2013
Miller Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE -- Ryan Braun would rather talk about the Milwaukee Brewers' win Tuesday night than himself.
Carlos Gomez scored from first on Yuniesky Betancourt's line drive to right-center in the bottom of the 10th inning, lifting the Brewers to a 4-3 victory over the Oakland Athletics."We need to start winning some more games," Braun said. "Carlos Gomez did a phenomenal job with the bases right there. (Kyle) Lohse gave us a solid start. The bullpen was great again. It's nice to beat a good team."What Braun did not want to talk about was an ESPN report saying that MLB is seeking to suspend several players, including the Milwaukee slugger, who have been linked to a Florida anti-aging clinic and its director."I've already addressed everything related to the Miami situation," Braun said. "I addressed it in spring training. The truth has not changed. I don't know the specifics of the story that came out today, but I've already addressed it. I've commented on it. I'll say nothing further about it."Brewers manager Ron Roenicke also knew few details about the situation."Yeah, to be honest, I didn't really hear anything before (the game)," Roenicke said. "I just heard a little more now. I don't know anything about it. I know Major League Baseball is handling it. That is all I really know."John Axford (2-3) got the win with a scoreless 10th. He retired Yoenis Cespedes, whose first career multihomer game had given the Athletics a 3-0 lead through seven innings, and after walking Jed Lowrie he struck out Josh Donaldson and got Josh Reddick on a flyout.Pat Neshek (1-1) took over in the bottom of the 10th and retired Braun on a grounder to third before Aramis Ramirez blooped an 0-2 pitch into short left and was replaced by pinch-runner Jeff Bianchi. Gomez reached on a fielder's choice and scored with a head-first slide on Betancourt's line drive."Yuni got a pitch to hit, and I'm on my way, already to steal a base," Gomez said. "That makes it easier to get more velocity and I can score. I go. The only thing on my mind is to score."The Brewers will take any excitement they can generate after they went 6-22 in May and came in 1-2 in June."If we win (the) game, it is fun to wake everybody up," Gomez said. "The last few weeks, a tough situation. Everybody tried to push too much."After being shut out by Oakland starter A.J. Griffin for seven innings, the Brewers tied the game with three runs in the eighth off reliever Sean Doolittle.Rickie Weeks, who came on in a double switch in the top of the eighth, singled and went to second on Norichika Aoki's single. Both scored when Jean Segura tripled to the right-field corner. Ryan Cook then came on to face Braun and retired him on a grounder to third. Ramirez followed with a broken-bat bloop to short center that scored Segura. Gomez hit into a double play to end the threat."That's the first time in his career he's given up a three-run lead," Athletics manager Bob Melvin said. "It was four pitches. His command was off. It was shocking to see."Doolittle had allowed just two runs in 23 innings over his first 23 games. He was 1 for 25 facing the first batter, but Weeks foiled that.Cespedes hit the first pitch he saw from Milwaukee starter Kyle Lohse for his 10th home run of the season in the first and then connected again off Lohse for a solo shot leading off the sixth.Griffin retired the first eight batters before Lohse looped a single into short center field. Then the right-hander worked out of trouble in the fifth.Gomez beat out a bunt single and Juan Francisco walked, but Griffin got Martin Maldonado to hit into a fielder's choice. Scooter Gennett and Lohse struck out swinging as Griffin escaped any harm.Griffin allowed four hits, walked one and struck out five, including Gennett three times. Griffin has gone six or more innings in nine of his 12 starts this season."Griffin was terrific," Melvin said. "Certainly good enough to win."Lohse, signed to a three-year contract the last week of spring training, was supposed to help bolster an inexperienced pitching staff, but his lone victory came April 22 at San Diego. Since then, often pitching with little run support, he's lost seven of his eight starts.He missed one scheduled start due to right elbow irritation and then allowed four home runs in 4 2/3 innings against Minnesota on May 30 -- his shortest start of the season.Against the Athletics, Lohse gave up three runs on seven hits in six innings. He struck out three, but has allowed six home runs in his last two starts.Juan Francisco made his first ever start at first base for the Brewers, who acquired the career third baseman from Atlanta on Monday for minor league pitcher Thomas Keeling. Francisco, in his fifth season, played 209 games with Atlanta and Cincinnati, but none at first. Milwaukee plans to have Francisco and Betancourt platoon at first until Corey Hart returns from the 60-day disabled list.Game notes
Cespedes has 44 hits this season, 21 for extra bases. He has eight doubles, two triples and 11 home runs. ... The Brewers said the day-to-day status of starter Marco Estrada, who pitched four innings and left Monday night's game with a left hamstring strain, would be announced Wednesday. He'd possibly miss a start or go on the disabled list. ... Atlanta designated Francisco for assignment on May 30. ... Scooter Gennett made his major-league debut starting at second base for Weeks, who has been in a season-long slump. Gennett, a lefty, will platoon with Weeks, a right-handed hitter who is batting .192 in 54 games. Gennett appeared in his first major-league game as a pinch hitter in the ninth inning of Monday's 10-2 loss to Oakland. He just had been recalled from Triple-A Nashville. ... The Athletics are 4-2 in interleague play. ... Griffin lost his other interleague start when the San Francisco Giants beat the Athletics 5-2 on May 30.
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MILWAUKEE, WI - JUNE 04: Yoenis Cespedes #52 of the Oakland Athletics sends this pitch over the wall for a two-run...
(Photo by Mike McGinnis/Getty Images)Regular Season Series
Scoring Summary
1st | Y Cespedes homered to center (415 feet), C Crisp scored. | 2 | 0 | |
6th | Y Cespedes homered to left center (425 feet). | 3 | 0 | |
8th | J Segura tripled to right, R Weeks and N Aoki scored. | 3 | 2 | |
8th | A Ramirez singled to center, J Segura scored. | 3 | 3 | |
10th | Y Betancourt doubled to deep right center, C Gomez scored. | 3 | 4 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Miller Park, Milwaukee, WI |
Attendance | 24,230 (57.8% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 3:28 |
Weather | indoors |
Umpires | Home Plate - Greg Gibson, First Base - Hunter Wendelstedt, Second Base - Alan Porter, Third Base - Jerry Layne |
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