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Attention scalpers of NHL tickets -- True North Sports & Entertainment has got you in its crosshairs.
Scott Brown, director of corporate communications for Winnipeg's still-unnamed team, said Monday it has already cancelled a number of season ticket orders from people who didn't want to play by the rules.
"There are a number of checks and balances between now and the seat allocation process. People can be assured if they don't follow the proper steps, we will cancel the transaction," he said.
Brown declined to go into specific details about indiscretions but said some buyers weren't agreeing to the terms set out on the driveto13.com website.
"We told people there are a large number of legal stipulations that they must follow through on. As the vendor, we have the ability to cancel the transaction if we think it's not legitimate."
For every cancelled transaction, people at the top of a waiting list for tickets, which sold out on Saturday, will be contacted about buying the ducats.
Brown said fans need to realize all they have done is put down a deposit on the right to purchase a ticket. If they complete all the proper steps, they will own the tickets, he said.
Transfers aren't allowed during the first year, Brown said, but if a season-ticket holder with the Manitoba Moose can't afford NHL tickets and would like to transfer them to another person, True North will bring them both down and walk them through the process.
"For the first year, season-ticket holders are on the hook for all charges associated with the seats. We gave (Moose season-ticket holders) an exclusive pre-sale window. The loyalty that we've shown them, we expect them to show the responsibility back," he said.
Winnipeg Police Service spokesman Const. Jason Michalyshen said it's not illegal for tickets to change hands at face value. However, it's illegal to sell the tickets for more than face value.
The province's Amusements Act has a section that says: "No person shall sell, barter or exchange for anything any ticket of admission to a place of amusement for a price or consideration greater than that paid or given (therefor) to the owner of the place of amusement to which it is an admission."
Police have pursued charges against those flouting the law in the past and may pursue charges in the future, Michalyshen said.
"We really want to caution people.... Like anything else, if the price is too low or if the price is exceedingly high, that should be the red flag," he said.
He said he wasn't aware of any formal complaints about scalping. He cautioned people about offering goods or services in exchange for tickets.
"That's not something that we would encourage," he said.
However, one farmer in southwestern Manitoba said he thought advertising extra cash online for scalped tickets gave him an edge.
Within hours of posting his online ad, he'd already made a verbal agreement to spend an estimated $7,000 getting the rights to two P5 tickets from another man, part of a $15,000 commitment.
"If you're going to sit around and try and do it all perfectly, jump through every single legal hoop, well, you're going to come in last and that's just the way it is," he said.
The farmer said he got flak from people who saw his online ad.
"When stuff goes out of people's price range, they get a little pissed off," he said.
Winnipegger Noel Zapotoczny, 32, wrote a message online chastising those trying to make a profit on season tickets as having "no heart, no passion and no love of the game.
"(For) those of us who (truly) have fond memories of the Jets and want to pass on the same memories to our children, it sickens us that (there) are people like you out there making these experiences either tainted or unaffordable. There are thousands of hard-working people out there that would fill the seats each and every game to cheer on our team," said the message.
People buying scalped tickets contribute to the problem, he said.
"People like that who are supporting it by paying the extra (amount are) giving these scalpers the more reason to do it," he said.
Brown said True North officials were surprised by the number of Moose season-ticket holders who purchased the maximum number of tickets. Those looking to scalp their tickets should realize that the practice is illegal and they could get arrested, he said.
People also should be careful if they're considering buying tickets on the secondary market, Brown said. In the past, people have bought tickets online only to discover they're fakes.
True North has targeted scalpers outside MTS Centre in the past and taken legal action against them, Brown said.
"We expect to do more of that this year," he said.
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In the chandelier-studded lobby of Hotel Kitzhof Mountain Design Resort, just a five-minute walk from the center of Kitzbühel, the beauty of the Austrian Alps is all around you. Inspired by old Tyrolean farmhouses, this elegant retreat combines natural splendor and design. Offering its guests a full experience of the region's natural beauty, they can also lavish in traditional and locally sourced materials, from furnishings to foods, like the Tyrolean-style restaurant. Hotel Kitzhof incorporates everything that is best about the Tyrol, from its crafts and cuisine, to its panoramas and people.
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5. Picnic Potato and Chicken Salad — Served on eat-with-your-hands lettuce cups, Sunny's bacon-studded chicken salad features tender roasted potatoes, poached chicken and a creamy herb topping.
4. Chinese Chicken Salad with Red Chile Peanut Dressing — In only 20 quick minutes, Bobby tosses a salad of crisp cabbage, lettuce and colorful vegetables with a honey-laced mixture of peanut butter and soy sauce before topping the dish with shredded chicken and chopped peanuts.
3. Curried Chicken Salad — After combining juicy roasted chicken with a smooth dressing of white wine, chutney and curry powder, it's best to let the salad chill in the refrigerator so the flavors can marry; just be sure to let the dish come to room temperature before serving. Click the play button on the video below to watch Ina make it.
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Love Paula….this is a witch hunt….let it go it was years ago….no food network for me
I'm going boycot food network and more than 210 people will do .Wrong , wrong,wrong
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My daughter and I have been a faithful watchers of your network for over the past ten+ years. As soon as the Cooking Channel became available in our area we upgraded to the extended cable package so we could watch that channel too!
We just want to say, Food Network, DID YOU EVER BLOW IT!!!
It turns my stomach when I go PAST(because that is what we do now) your channels.
How fast you judged and condemned Paula for something she said 20-30 years ago. How righteous you are!! How long before you drop her sons from the network for "standing by their mom"? You know the funny thing is, I haven't been watching Paula as much recently as some of your other chefs…but not anymore, they are done and so are you.
Just one more thing I want to say. Way to go you other "Food Network Chefs", Are your shows so important that you can't see how honesty is rewarded by your employers? You all should be ashamed for not standing up for one of your own! For shame!! Good-Bye
Since your are the great 'Food Network', please cook up a big dish of 'humble pie' and reconsider your Paula Deen decision. I have lost faith in our country because of the stupidity of the sponsors regarding this issue. Shame on you. I have blocked your channel permanently, which by the way used to be my favorite channel.
Since you are the great 'Food Network', please cook up a big dish of 'humble pie' and reconsider your Paula Deen decision. I have lost faith in our country because of the stupidity of the sponsors regarding this issue. Shame on you. I have blocked your channel permanently, which by the way used to be my favorite channel.
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Ditto Debbie.
I sent a message last week stating my opinion. I can't believe how your network treated Paula Deen.
The punishment does not fit the crime. I think the Food Network as well as a lot of hipocrites should
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I totally agree with you–stop crucifying the lady, and take a good look at yourselves!!
I make better chicken salad, Paula Deen has millions, America will forgiver her, and she'll make more millions. Wotta' country.
The defintion of one who has no "class" is when they put someone else down to build themselves up. Now that you've done that to Paula Deen, it appears the Food Network has no class. I have your other channel which i pay extra for- to keep or not to keep ??? I also subscribe to food network magazine-which i might not renew!!!!!!!!!!!!
If Food Network really wanted to move on, they would remove all of Paula Deen's recipes and clips. I notice they have not done this. Is she still bringing in revenue and people??? Really? but she is such a heinous person, so you say. I say, either give the show back or remove every mention of her from your website. Charlatain is the only word I can think of to describe the Food Network.
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I made a few changes to my original post, included a couple before pics. Also, thanks to you all for the positive feedback! It means a lot. My goal is to have the nicest M715 in existence.
I had to sell my beloved CJ8 Scrambler to finance this build so I hope it will be worth it Here are a few pictures of my 1967 Kaiser M715 build so far I moved the springs under the frame to match GM perch width with a GM front 60 and a ford rear 60. I am running a Fuel injected GM 350/ SM465 and a Dodge divorced NP205. I also hot dip galvanized the frame and had it powder coated. I have a FS jeep power steering box I ported and tapped and have a 1.75 ram on it. It has 39" tires. Body wise I shaved the door handles and smoothed the front turn signal block off plates. Painted it British racing green and silver along with ghosting the flames plus it cannot be seen but I also ghosted a skull face in the stars. The numbers are from my Uncles unit from his two tours of duty in Viet Nam. Last edited by seddons; January 15th, 2013 at 07:30 PM. |
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Grenada may be small, but it plays host to two entirely different beach experiences. Without a doubt, Grand Anse Beach is Grenada's cerulean crown jewel: two miles of sand, sea, and picture-perfect palms along the placid western Caribbean (between the airport and the city of St. George's). On Grenada's more aggressive eastern Atlantic side, locals prefer Bathway Beach in St. Patrick parish (close to the fishing town of Sauteurs), which is protected from strong rip currents by an offshore coral ledge and backed by snack stands and Levera National Park. An hour's drive south in St. David, La Sagesse Beach is calm and quiet, and leads to La Sagesse Nature Centre hotel's bar and restaurant (473-444-6458; www.lasagesse.com). Although nearly all of Grenada's beaches are white sand, tiny black-sand strips can be found in St. David.


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From Florence to Venice
After an early morning breakfast, off to discover the mythical Venice! We'll transfer by foot to the Florence main train station where they will be whisked away in 1st class by the high speed train to the enchanting city of Venice. The journey is approximately 2 hours.
Venice Step-By-Step, as we step off the train we'll begin our walking tour of Venice
There is nothing more romantic and unique than Venice. Its waterways, narrow streets and alleyways, its many bridges, spectacular palaces and churches all overlooking a myriad of canals and intimate squares. Admire St. Mark's square, which throughout its long history has witnessed pageants, processions, political activities and countless Carnival festivals. Venice's famous St. Mark's Basilica blends the architectural and decorative styles of East and West to create one of the greatest buildings in Europe. As a final highlight, a tour of the magnificent Doge's Palace takes you through a succession of richly decorated chambers and halls, arranged over three floors, culminating with the Bridge of Sighs and prisons.
We'll take a break after our walking tour for lunch at one of Venice's restaurants.
What Venice trip would be complete without a Gondola experience? After lunch we set out for an afternoon on the canals seeing Venice from a different perspective!
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Marilyn Clasen, 50, was killed after after her van collided with two other cars in the first block of Plum Street around 7 a.m. One of the cars involved was driven by 23-year-old Michel Heinemeier, a wanted fugitive.
Heinmeier, who suffered minor injuries, has outstanding warrant on battery charges.
The driver and occupant of the third car was not hurt.
Plum Street was closed in the area while crews cleared the scene. Officials determined the crash to be an accident.


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Joe Arpaio: Sheriff's star rises with 'tea party,' illegal immigration fight
Sheriff Joe Arpaio gains tea party support for sticking up for Arizona's tough law on illegal immigration. But he's in trouble with the feds for alleged noncooperation with their probe into his enforcement methods.
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At a "tea party" rally near the US-Mexican border this summer to showcase Arizona's tough immigration law and its advocates, Sheriff Joe Arpaio was introduced as someone who "will not back down, no matter which way they write it, no matter which way they say it."
He got a rock star welcome.
Both revered and reviled for his dogged pursuit of illegal immigrants in the Phoenix area, the veteran lawman from Maricopa County has long been a lightning rod in the American immigration debate. But since the passage of SB 1070, the controversial Arizona immigration law that is now in legal limbo, Sheriff Arpaio and his efforts have been infused with a new resonance nationwide. He has emerged as a key figure in the debate over whether states have the right to enforce federal immigration laws.
To admirers, Arpaio is a Goliath in the fight against illegal immigration.
"I support Sheriff Joe 100 percent," says Lynn Kartchner, who lives along the border in southeastern Arizona and likes Arpaio's "no holds barred" approach to law enforcement. "He does the job the federal government won't do."
Critics view the sheriff as an unabashed self-promoter whose law enforcement tactics infringe on civil rights and foster a climate of hate. "I think he's a clown" who has discovered that attacking Latinos brings visibility, says Alfredo Gutierrez, an activist and former state senator.
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Arpaio, who has been Maricopa's sheriff since 1993, is unapologetic even as his tactics attract legal trouble. He has enforced some immigration laws with the blessing of the federal government but has come under fire for pushing the limits of his authority.


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Afghanistan: Gun and rocket attack near Kabul airport
Afghan security forces have tackled heavily-armed militants who seized a building near the main airport in the capital Kabul.
Officials said seven gunmen had been killed in the five-storey building under construction near the airport and the attack was now over.
The Taliban earlier said that they carried out the assault.
The BBC's David Loyn at the scene says Afghan forces dealt with the situation with no help from international forces.
The incident began shortly after dawn on Monday with witnesses reporting the sound of explosions and gunfire coming from the airport.
Exchanges of fire went on for some hours with the Taliban firing rocket-propelled grenades into the surrounding streets.
Police say the attack on Kabul International Airport was well co-ordinated - as was the response by Afghan security forces.
Soon after the insurgents opened fire with rocket-propelled grenades and heavy machine guns, Afghan security personnel shut down the airport to all incoming and outgoing flights. Elite police reacted swiftly, engaging the militants in a battle that lasted nearly three hours and left all seven attackers dead. The sound of exploding grenades and machine guns could be heard several kilometres away.
But the attack left several unanswered questions: For example, how did the insurgents manage to get their heavy weapons and a vehicle loaded with explosives up to the airport's perimeter despite all the security in place?
Some experts said the attackers wanted to convey the message that they can strike at will in Kabul. The authorities may be praised for their response - but the attack highlights another clear failure of intelligence.
All flights were cancelled in and out of Kabul international airport, which is home to a large Nato-led military base. Nearby roads were closed.
Our correspondent said US Blackhawk helicopters circled above but on the ground the fighting was all carried out by Afghan police and army units, who have become far better at combating the insurgency.
Embassies on alertHe said the Afghan police rapid reaction force sealed off the area and began clearing the building floor by floor.
Kabul police chief General Ayoub Salangi later said that seven attackers had been killed - two when they detonated their explosives and five who were killed by security forces.
He said there were no civilian or military casualties.
As the drama unfolded, embassies in the diplomatic area of Kabul were quickly locked down.
Reports said the US embassy had sounded its "duck and cover" alarm and announced on loudspeakers that the alarm was not a drill.
Alarms were also heard ringing loudly from the British embassy.
The Taliban announced a "spring offensive" in April, saying it would target foreign military bases and diplomatic areas.
Last month, Afghan security forces fought Taliban insurgents for hours in the centre of Kabul after a major explosion shook the city.
Most international troops are scheduled to leave Afghanistan by the end of 2014. Afghan forces are due to take responsibility for the security of the whole country in the next few months, for the first time since 1992.


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Stocks to watch at close on Wednesday
PUBLISHED: 01 May 2013 16:44:16 | UPDATED: 01 May 2013 16:44:16PRINT EDITION: 02 May 2013
Stocks to watch on the Australian stock exchange at close on Wednesday:
ASX (ASX): up 16¢ at $37.77
Greater activity on the share market in the March quarter has helped lift the profit of stock exchange operator ASX Ltd by nearly two per cent in the first nine months of the financial year.
BT INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT (BTT): up 15¢ at $3.66
Funds manager BT Investment Management has doubled first half net profit as it benefits from the lift in global markets.
FONTERRA SHAREHOLDERS FUND (FSF): up 21¢ at $6.69
KATHMANDU HOLDINGS (KMD): up 19¢ at $2.07
Kathmandu shares have shot up more than eight per cent as the adventure retailer remains on target for a strong full year result after a big boost in third quarter sales.
LEIGHTON HOLDINGS (LEI): down 36¢ at $19.63
Habtoor Leighton Group has signed a $65 million deal to construct accommodation and utilities on two artificial islands near Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.
TELSTRA CORPORATION (TLS): up 5¢ at $5.03
Australia's biggest telco, Telstra, has maintained its full-year earnings guidance and is aiming to lift dividends over time.


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Trip Report, Part I: Context
Submitted by Michael Nystrom on Sat, 06/01/2013 - 22:45As some of you may know, I've been away for almost a month now, recovering from my affliction. (I have an affliction called "The Daily Paul.")
I'd like to thank Aaron Jones, aka radiofriendly, for posting this interview of Bob Dylan at his blog iroots.com. He's a fan, as am I, and this video just hit home at the right time for me.
They're all up on his ass, looking for answers: "Tell us, tell us. Tell us everything! Tell us how you did it! How did you do it? Become so popular.
"And now that you're so popular, tell us! Tell us what to think. Tell us what to do!"
And he's so bothered by it all. "How did I do it? It just happened. It just happened, like everything happens."
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And this ties in, because in London, I bought that book about Dylan's, Highway 61 Revisited." In it, the author talks about the radical nature of the cover of that album.
To me, coming to that cover 20 years after it was release, it's just a cover. Doesn't look much different than any other rock cover I'd seen in my years.
But in the book, the author makes the case that at the time, it was revolutionary. "The challenging stare" of the artist. That whacked out gaze. What did it mean - in context?
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And that is really the important thing - the context. And that ties in to what I'm going to tell you about my trip.
The context.
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Without going into too much boring personal detail, It was a year + of pain, from a variety of sources in my immediate neighborhood. Followed by an intensification of pain, from a variety of sources in the particular building that I lived in. Followed, after the Boston Marathon bombing (I live in Boston), an intensification of pain from the city, the country, the newsmedia. The media itself was a great delivery source of pain for me. Followed by the carrythrough, or the required Conspiracy Antithesis to Any Mainstream News Tragedy, here at the Daily Paul.
The required internet generated Conspiracy Antithesis to Any Mainstream News Tragedy seems to give the tragedy the maximum exposure. First there are all the sympathizers, second they're are all the looky-lou's and story tellers.
Since I moved to Boston, I have come to love this city. It was a long slow burn, starting with curiosity & novelty, followed by disappointment. But eventually, the long slow burn started. It is a lovely, beautiful, unique city. It has a history, but that history is largely lost on the people here.
The signs and monuments are everywhere. They just need to be awakened. Now, they just drift into the background. How does one rekindle that passionate, revolutionary spirit. It is dead and moss covered here in Massachusetts. The celebrations - the reenactments - are just theatre. The meaning of what actually happened here is lost.
What was it that led to the hostilities, actually?
Historians all have their theories. But like Dylan said in that interview, it just happened. Like everything else, it just happened.
Which is to just to say - it is all predestined anyway. It all just unfolds. It is an emergent system that we are in.
-Our actions do have consequence, and meaning.
- But in the end, we have no control over the sequence of events we set into motion. We set the first domino falling. What happens after that? Well, we're not omniscient. Who knows where that last domino is, or how it will fall.
So the ultimate answer comes to, "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law."
There it is. You don't even need to buy the book. That is, as proclaimed in the Law, the Whole of the Law. Do what thou wilt.
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You can see, in that interview above, Dylan driving that guy out of pants: "WHY!" that guy is screaming. "Why were you wearing a Triumph T-shirt?! I need to know WHAT IT MEANS!"
The guy couldn't figure it out for himself. He was demanding meaning from Dylan. Dylan was tired of it all. Giving him nonsense answers: "I like motorcycles."
"It just happened."
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Of course, the question is, after it "happened," what do you do? For most of us who are still hanging around here - the Daily Paul - it really "Happened" back it 2007, and again in 2011. But the first time was the best. The first cut is the deepest. The first cut is always the deepest.
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All of this was on my mind for the last year and a half, just before I left for vacation. It was intense. But the pressure of living in America these days, in the late stages of the empire, are great. We are all subject to inspection. Removing belts, and shoes. Showing X-rays of our naked bodies (something I have yet to do), and subjecting our bank accounts to anal cavity searches.
All of this was on my mind before I left on the cruise. It was a multistage rocket of pain. Culminating in some of the folks around here pursing a line of thought that the whole thing in Boston was just a staged event.
Well, at the tip of that multi-stage rocket of pain, that just blew the whole thing out: Explosion. Functional impasse. Overload. Overflow. I'm checking out.
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And so based on my recent experience, I can understand the anti-911 truthers. In fact, about a decade ago, I had a conversation with one, 40 years my senior. A WWII vet in his 70's. He would hear nothing - NOTHING - about 911 conspiracies from me. He was about to reach across the table and strangle me. Then beat me to a bloody pulp! How dare I! How dare I suggest that our government committed or allowed such a devious act? (All posed by me as hypotheticals, mind you. You really don't want to pull someone out of the matrix at that late stage. It would probably kill them. It is better just to leave them be.)
But his rock solid belief system was also a matter of C O N T E X T
Not just "what happened," but "what was going on when it happened?"
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Thank you Michael
I really enjoy the way you communicate your thoughts and experiences. Please continue writing like this when you are inspired.
The founders would be ashamed at us for what we are putting up with.
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Michael, I just read your part I
And hearing about the moss covered history melded together with some of life's pressures I thought of this:
All in good jest
For Freedom!
The World is my country, all mankind is my brethren, to do good is my religion.
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I concede
And even Lennon was at his best when he tried to write like Dylan.
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"We all like motorcycles to some degree"
I do to!
I wonder what will just happen next.
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Just an insight I had
I meant it strictly at the time that I said it.
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Do you feel that Fishyculture's treatment was appropriate?
If you haven't read my commenting history, I am informing you now that I have stopped contributing to this site based on that series of events, and that this does not have to be permanent.
Why would a question by a medical expert result in banning? I suppose I should read the founding documents of this site because I had come here thinking it would be similar to Slashdot, where posts and comments are moderated but never deleted.
I am truly concerned for the future of this site; I'm sure I'm not the only one with this reaction. I want to support but I will not support a site that chooses not to ask pertinent questions. Especially when several signs point in that direction just as previous FBI-involved attacks.
I'm not saying it was or was not "real". I'm saying that I support those who ask questions, and I do not support those who shut down questioning.
I love you. I'm sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you.
http://fija.org - Fully Informed Jury Association
http://jsjinc.net - Jin Shin Jyutsu (energy healing)
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"I am truly concerned for the future of this site"
"I'm sure I'm not the only one with this reaction."
Agreed full heartedly. For all of the same reasons, and more.
"What if the American people learn the truth" - Ron Paul
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Label yourself, and describe your role.
I enjoyed it when the reporter asked Bob Dylan to label himself and describe his role...
Dylan said, "I'm well under 30, and my role is to stay here as long as I can".
(then, he calmly takes a drag on a nonfiltered cigarette)...
Very Cool, Very Cool indeed.
We need more people today with Bob Dylan's nonchalant attitude.
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Cody Wilson is Not Bob Dylan's Clone.
crypto pseudo baby.
Daily Paul cured my abibliophobia.
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The future will become the past in no time.
Knowing the past will help us figure out how we got here and may help to explain where we're going. Dylan is one of all time favorites, too. Timeless.
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Good point
Knowing the past will help us figure out how we got here and may help to explain where we're going.
I'd add to that to help us from going down the wrong path...or at least seeing it for what it is.
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thought this was gna be a diary of someones dmt trip. not naming names. pleasant surprise. i dig.
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Catalysts 2012, 2(4), 490-516; doi:10.3390/catal2040490
Hydrogen Production from Semiconductor-based Photocatalysis via Water Splitting
Received: 4 July 2012 / Revised: 30 August 2012 / Accepted: 28 September 2012 / Published: 17 October 2012
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Abstract: Hydrogen is the ideal fuel for the future because it is clean, energy efficient, and abundant in nature. While various technologies can be used to generate hydrogen, only some of them can be considered environmentally friendly. Recently, solar hydrogen generated via photocatalytic water splitting has attracted tremendous attention and has been extensively studied because of its great potential for low-cost and clean hydrogen production. This paper gives a comprehensive review of the development of photocatalytic water splitting for generating hydrogen, particularly under visible-light irradiation. The topics covered include an introduction of hydrogen production technologies, a review of photocatalytic water splitting over titania and non-titania based photocatalysts, a discussion of the types of photocatalytic water-splitting approaches, and a conclusion for the current challenges and future prospects of photocatalytic water splitting. Based on the literatures reported here, the development of highly stable visible–light-active photocatalytic materials, and the design of efficient, low-cost photoreactor systems are the key for the advancement of solar-hydrogen production via photocatalytic water splitting in the future.
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CNN reports that the US has accused the regime of a "targeted" attack on Mr. Farzat.
Western efforts to sway Assad have been limited to economic sanctions and diplomatic actions, such as condemning Assad and calling for him to step down from power. According to Reuters, European governments will announce an embargo on Syrian oil imports next week, which will deal a strong economic blow to the regime. About 90 percent of Syrian crude oil is exported to the European Union, reports Agence France-Presse (AFP).
The US and several European countries have been struggling to pass a United Nations resolution imposing sanctions on Assad and 22 other Syrian officials, but China and Russia, who hold veto powers, have blocked their efforts, BBC reports. Russia said an Aug. 3 UN Security Council statement condemning the violence was an adequate response.
Russia and China also voted against a UN Human Rights Council resolution earlier this week calling for an investigation into the violence, but it still passed with 33 votes.
The head of Syria's Central Bank, Adib Mayeleh, told AFP that the sanctions are beginning to have an effect in Syria and they will soon have to "tighten our belts." According to Mr. Mayaleh, the country's monetary reserves stand at $17.7 billion – down $800 million from mid-March, when protests began.


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