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yeah, they're more screwed, they are missing Kurono and Izumi, what is going to happen with them?
Kaze is pretty cool, sakata and cherry are very strong too but, maybe they're lost without Kei and Izumi
yeah, they're more screwed, they are missing Kurono and Izumi, what is going to happen with them?
Kaze is pretty cool, sakata and cherry are very strong too but, maybe they're lost without Kei and Izumi
well as much as i dont like kato i think he has the will to keep the team going for now plus. all of the oni aliens and 3 of the powerful vampires have been killed so they might get some time to pull it together while the vampires regroup.
plus i have a feeling as soon as kato and reika find out kuronos still being hunted theyre going to start protecting him. hell probably reenter gantz soon after just with no memories
dammit, kurono, WHERE R U???? =(... it's envitable that kurono will have to face the vampires without his suit.
Challenge the World
Remember, he's not GANTZer anymore. So, if the vampires kill him. GANTZ might revive him to his room again. Let's hope he get killed. lol
Niether Reika nor Katou are capable of leading Gantz.
Reika is alright as a commander, but as a 2nd or 3rd in command. She doesn't seem like she would do well under pressure.
Katou is too slow and not savage enough. With the upped intensity of recent missions, his people skills may prove to be a downfall.
Kurouno is fast, lethal, a damn good gantzer by himself and can lead/inspire others.
Katou and Reika are only good when complementing him, such as allowing Reika to command over a certain task and allowing Katou to look over the different members to make sure they were okay.
I am the sig virus. Put me in your sig so that I may replicate.
Katou's leadership is crappy at best. He gets too scared, and that one time where he was losing hope because the buddah aliens were too big really pissed me off. He is not fit to lead or become even a sub-leader. Even in real wars, if the commander starts to panick and give up hope the soldiers will surely die. I root for an exchange if Izumi dies, Izumi for Katou. I would rather be with a sadistic person who will help us survive than a whiny cry baby like Katou. Thats my opinion anyway.
I don't agree with that. Katou was a good leader, but not the best choice... It's true, a leader has to be strong and be ready to kill to save the others, and Katou has severe problems with all the killing thing, he still thinks in the aliens like they were animals or something like that. He's more of a protector than a leader, or a fighter.
well i think that kei decided to revive nishi and katou because of this:
Nishi has that strong need to kill along with izumi that katou doesn't.
And Katou has the leadership to make the others survive that neither nishi or izumi has.
That my theory, kei revived them because they together are like him.
Kei decided to revive Nishi because Nishi is the only gantzer who knows much about Gantz.
I think Kurono need not be a Gantzer to fight. He does not have to die. If he is attacked and Reika and the gang help him out, then they can bring him guns. As long as he is being attacked, he will try to defend himself. Well of course, "a Kurono in the suit" is something else... out of this world...
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A group of shepherds martyred in the persecutions of Decius. The only details we have about them are the names
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Report on Walk Against Hunger, May 4th
A big thank you to everyone who walked and everyone who supported our walkers. Together we raised over $1,500.00 for the Connecticut Food Bank.
The sun shone bright in the sky, and all had a good time.
Walkers include Ken Balakrishnan, Bill Goettler, Bruce Gordon, Greg Greenberg, Jen Herbst, Jane Hindenlang, Art Hunt, Mary Hunt, William Kalema, Maria LaSala, Cressida Lui, Jean McCloskey, Tim McCloskey, Daniel McCloskey, and Leah Miller.
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I sometimes think that no one has given thought to how the bridge raisings impact rush hour traffic. When I see those ships leave from further up the river during rush hour, I want to know why they could not have left later or even earlier. This is not a small town with inconsequential traffic. It is time for those who manage such things to think in terms of a sizeable metro area. I should add that radio stations should do the same especially in providing traffic reports. It is time for Wilmington to grow up.
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Edcouch submitted an application for a $25 million dollar grant to the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the money could help solve those who live in the city. A local consultant say the stat took over the water plant several years ago when the city did not meet rules and regulations, but after the state had control of the plant, most, if not all utility bills skyrocketed.
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This bill establishes a national goal to cut poverty in half in ten years while providing the resources and good paying jobs to achieve that goal.
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Bought this the other day on a whim,,,,, probably a waste of money but I always wanted one.
Cold Steel Heavy Duty Sword Cane. Seems sturdy, blade is thick and sharp. It is double edged for 8-9" at the tip.
Before anyone gets all twitchy and laws and stuff,,,,,,,,,,, Kansas recently removed all restrictions from edged weapons. So this is "good to go" throughout my home state.
I figured it would be good for those times/places where you can't carry a gun.
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Daylight savings ends: Time to 'fall back'
Daylight Savings Time ends in the wee hours of Sunday morning, so set your clocks back an hour. But where did this tradition come from?
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If you've ever wished you could have one hour back, tonight's your night.
At 2 a.m. local time Nov. 7 – the wee hours of Sunday morning – Daylight Saving Time ends for much of the United States. That means turning clocks back one hour for an extra bit of shut-eye or an extra chapter or two in that novel before hitting the pillow.
The "Spring forward, Fall back" ritual was codified in the Uniform Time Act of 1966. States can opt out, of course. Hawaii and Arizona have said no thanks to the time changes that kick in on the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday in November.
But the rest of the country, including the once temporally bifurcated Indiana, are now on board.
If the twice-a-year clock tweaking seems a bit of a hassle, don't blame Ben Franklin, the oft-cited originator of the policy. He did offer up a version, but as satire – a dig at folks in Paris who apparently didn't hew to the "early to bed, early to rise" mantra he crafted.


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National Squad Named
Another World Cup campaign starts with an away game and Scotland will be looking to come home with three points in the kitbag. Womens' coach Anna Signeul has named a 17 player squad for Scotland double header openers against Faroe Islands and Bosnia in the FIFA Women's World Cup qualifying campaign. The other sides in Scotland's group are Sweden (number five in the world), Poland and Northern Ireland. Scotland has made progress under Swede Signeul's guidance having reached the play-offs for the last UEFA Women's Euro campaign and the national coach hope to continue that progress.
Scotland national coach Anna Signeul (c) Ger Harley | SportPix.org.uk She said: "Sweden are, of course, the favourites to finish top, but we're not just going to hand the group to them. We will go in to every match with the same level of commitment, and looking to win. We have built a squad that has a good mix. Our younger players picked up valuable experience throughout the last campaign and have taken a step up to become very important for us. Even some of our most experienced players are still relatively young, look at Kim Little and Jenny Beattie, who have 150 caps between them at just 23 and 22 years old."The national side has been boosted by the return to action and the squad of Glasgow City's captain Rachel Corsie after almost a year out with a knee injury. Signeul said: "It's a positive to have Rachel back in the squad going in to this campaign. We have been very unlucky with the number of players we have lost across the back line, with Emma Fernon, Rachael Small and Ifeoma Dieke all still carrying injuries. "It has almost forced us to become more innovative and allowed other players to show how versatile they can be. For example, wing midfielders like Hayley Lauder and Emma Mitchell have both done very well as full backs and Frankie Brown has played as a full back and in central defence for both Scotland and Hibernian."While the Faroes and Bosnia are the two bottom-ranked sides in Group 4 Signeul is wary of the dangers taking such opposition for granted. She said: "We will never be complacent; we're not going to Faroe Islands thinking that it will be an easy game. For one thing it's the first match of the campaign, and those can be nervy occasions. We know that we will need to work hard if we want to get a win. It will be the same against Bosnia. At the beginning of the last campaign we went to Israel and won 6-1 in the opening game, and then drew with Wales in our first home match. We were very disappointed to drop those early points at home and will be determined not to let that happen again. What I want to see in these first two games is 100% commitment in every situation, desire to be first to every ball, and players taking responsibility all over the pitch." Scotland squadJennifer Beattie (Montpellier HSC)Frankie Brown (Hibs)Rachel Corsie (Glasgow City)Leanne Crichton (Glasgow City)Lisa Evans (FFC Turbine Potsdam)Gemma Fay (Celtic) (GK)Suzanne Lappin (Glasgow City)Hayley Lauder (Mallbackens IF)Kim Little (Arsenal)Shannon Lynn (Hibs) (GK)Suzanne Malone (Glasgow City)Eilish McSorley (Glasgow City)Emma Mitchell (Arsenal)Joelle Murray (Hibs)Jane Ross (Vittsjö GIK)Leanne Ross (Glasgow City)Megan Sneddon (Rangers)FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ QualifiersFaroe Islands v ScotlandSunday 22nd September, kick-off 6.15 pm (local time)Tórsvøllur, Tórshavn Scotland v Bosnia-HerzegovinaThursday 26th September, kick-off 7.35 pmFir Park Stadium, MotherwellTickets available on the gate £5 adult, £2 child/concessionLive on BBC ALBASource: ScottishFitba
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So ... I'm constipated. And it sucks and it's painful.
DH talked to our pharmacist who gave me some stool softeners. I'm a little freaked out about taking it. I just hate taking ANYTHING pregnant, no matter who says it's ok. I took one one day and it didn't seem to help, so now i don't know if i want to keep taking them. I have an appointment in two Thursdays (8/9) and i'm trying to hold out on talking to the Dr until then but this is rough. I think i'm going to call tomorrow and see what they say.
Does anything in particular help you? I am having abdominal pain periodically from being so badly constipated and I just want it to go away !
I was eating oatmeal every morning but now it's making me sick. I'm trying to drink a lot of water and doing my best to get fiber down.
In my experience, stool softeners (unless they're REALLY strong) take about 24 hrs to work.
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i would take the stool softeners. if the pharmcist said it's ok i'm sure it's fine. why should you suffer?
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I find my prenatals make the constipation worse (if I take them I can no longer eat), can you switch to just a folic acid for a day or 2? Also Kim gave me a recipe for a green smoothie that should get things moving along:
mix an apple, banana, carrot, and a cup of spinach/ or romaine plus 2 cups water. Blend it really, really well. Can pour over ice or let get cold in fridge.
I don't like taking any meds while I am pregnant. I am really tolerant to almost all meds including morphine (found that out when I had gallstones), I was the woman walking around like if nothing was wrong while having morphine lol So even if they say they are safe I rather not ( unless it is really needed), because my body is too tolerant to most meds.
Natural laxative that I do for my son: I make him eat prunes or drink prune juice. It is safe to take even everyday if needed for regular bowel movements. It always works like a charm. In addition, try exercising if you aren't already (at least walk everyday for 30 minutes). The movement helps the body move things around (food) as well as preventing swelling from water retention. Hope you get better soon.
I hope you are feeling better already. I second the prunes if you can stand the smell (that just overwhelmes me). If my daughter needs help we mix prune juice with vitamin water (I would rather not but) & she drinks it regular. I have personally not tasted it but you mix it with what you like until you can't taste it.


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International Space Station's cooling system fails, but the crew is safe for now December 12, 2013 at 12:24 pm
One of the International Space Station's cooling systems has failed. Fortunately, there is a redundant cooling system, otherwise the six-person crew would be quickly bailing out and heading back to Earth aboard a Soyuz capsule before being cooked alive. NASA is now working out how to fix the primary cooling loop, to get the space station back to full working order. The situation is being described by NASA as "urgent" but not "life-threatening."
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A new kind of transistor could be the missing piece of the artificial intelligence puzzle. Harvard researchers are working on transistors that mimic human neurons.
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On Friday, April 13 in Milledgeville, Georgia, police arrested 6-year-old Salecia Johnson in her kindergarten classroom, restraining her arms behind her back with steel handcuffs. Her crime: throwing a tantrum in class and knocking over a shelf. The Root has more on her story, and her parents have started a Change.org petition to end police involvement in discipline in their school. Perhaps the most tragic part of Salecia's case is that she's far from the first; the increased presence of police in schools and racialized zero-tolerance policies have made child incarceration a reality in communities of color across America.
One of the foremost people fighting to end this injustice is musician, actor and civil rights legend Harry Belafonte, who founded the Gathering for Justice, an intergenerational coalition with the goal of ending child incarceration. Back in 2010, right after the November elections, our publisher Rinku Sen interviewed Mr. Belafonte about his ongoing social justice work and his advice to today's young activists. In light of last week's headlines from Alabama, we revisited that interview and cut this new video from previously unpublished footage, in order to bring his much-needed voice into our current conversation. We also spoke with Carmen Perez, executive director of the Gathering for Justice, who served as a Santa Cruz probation officer before joining Belafonte.
In his conversation with Rinku, Belafonte spoke movingly and humbly about the shock he felt upon seeing the classroom arrest of five-year-old J'aiesha Scott in 2005.
"When I saw this," says Belafonte, "I understood that something had eluded me. I thought my best bet at that point would be to go to the source itself—to go amongst young people, to listen to their voices."
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It was another average, boring day at the tower for Jump City's famous Teen heroes. No villain was in sight let alone attacked the city. Each teen were busy in their respectable rooms minding their own business.
Robin worked out in the gym, increasing and strengthening his abilities for upcoming fights. Starfire played with Silky in her room, cuddling and bonding with her mutant pet. Raven meditated inside her dark room. Beast Boy and Cyborg played aggressively on their videogames in the ops room.
"Ugh dude! No fair you knocked me off the road!" Beast Boy whined when his player fell into the ocean.
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WILMINGTON -- We're learning more about a man who was wanted by the FBI and arrested on UNCW's campus Tuesday. The suspect allegedly has connections with domestic terrorists.
According to reports Ronald Cole has connections with Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, and the Waco massacre in the early 1990s.
Ronald Cole, 38, was arrested Tuesday at UNCW as he dropped his wife off at graduate school. The US Attorney's Office indicted Cole in November for fraud and reproducing government identification documents.
According to Cole's neighbors undercover agents have been watching Cole's house for the past four months, and some neighbors who didn't want to be identified say they've been weary of Cole ever since he moved to Brookview Road in Wilmington six months ago.
One neighbor said, "When he first moved here he looked suspicious. Just the way he was, just the way he acted, I said to my mom, there's something wrong with that man."
We checked into Cole's past and found he was one of the branch Davidians who survived the Waco massacre in 1993.
In 1996 Cole handed out fliers outside of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh's trial -- asking for McVeigh to be treated fairly.
A year later Cole was arrested in Aurora, Colorado, where FBI agents found illegal guns and explosives in his home.
Cole was sentenced to 27 months in federal prison for his arrest in 1997. He's now in custody of US marshals. They declined request for an interview with Cole.


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PHOENIX -- Macie Reynolds is a happy, healthy active 3-year-old, but the story of how she got there, can still bring her mother Tarin to tears.
"I get choked up every time I talk about it because it could have been so much worse," she explained.
"Worse" because Reynold's placenta ruptured before Macie was born, and her little girl was deprived of oxygen. Although she was revived, chances were very high that Macie would have developmental problems.
"They were telling us she could have a lot of seizures ...," Reynolds said.
The most likely case was that Macie would have cerebral palsy, said neonatologist Dr. Cristina Carballo at Phoenix Children's Hospital.
"In the moderate injuries it can be up to 30 percent," she said. "In the severe injuries it is up to 90 percent."
Oxygen deprivation sets off a chain reaction of damage, explained Carballo.
"Those neurons start emitting a chemical cascade that continue the damage -- for hours, days and weeks," she said.
To stop that cascade , Macie was put in a cool cap to chill her brain.
"Cooling down their brains prevents any further injury," Carballo said.
But that was just the beginning. Now oxygen-deprived babies at Phoenix Children's are put on a cool blanket, which chills their core and mid-brain.
"It brings the brain down to 28 degrees centigrade which is about 88 or 89 degrees," Carballo said.
It also lets doctors aggressively monitor their brain activity and oxygen uptake because cooling alone is not enough, Carballo tells us.
"We get EEGs and MRIs the minute they hit here and they start cooling, and then we get it when they re-warm to see what the brain damage is," she explained.
After 72 hours the babies are re-warmed, and with amazing results, especially when it comes to cerebral palsy. Carballo says the numbers speak for themselves.
:The population that we have taken care of, we should have seen a rate of about 30 percent of cerebral palsy untreated, but with the treatment, our rate has gone down to 10percent."
It's a true success story according to United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizona Director Armando Contrera.
"She has done a phenomenal job," he said, "As you can see the kids that are here are kids that have gone through her program and really, there is no sign of cerebral palsy."
At a recent reunion of patients, Macie, the first, met the latest of the 108 babies treated so far.
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It was recently remarked that Irish news always relates back to the classic Irish comedy "Father Ted". With the year at an end, we decided to reflect and see just how many stories can be expressed through scenes from the late Dermot Morgan's hit show. You'd be surprised at how many we came up with.
The Irish government and the recession:
This hilarious scene could be taken as a metaphor for how the Irish government has dealt with the recession - they just keep banging away, trying to fix it, while the whole thing crumples beneath them.
Read More: IMF believes Ireland needs more support from Europe
Nobody listens to Dana (if only):
Presidential candidate, Dana Rosemary Scallon, got herself in hot water when she claimed to be under threat from an Irish news source who would reveal scandalous information about her. If she hadn't said anything during the RTE debate, her family secret might never have come to light. I bet she's wishing nobody had listened to her now.
Read More: Dana Rosemary Scallon's brother accused of molesting sister's child
The Dublin floods:
Water, water, everywhere. October's floods caused significant damage to many towns around the country, and left Dublin city with a massive bill for repairs. Father Jack says it better than any other could here: "Feckin' water!"
Read More: Ireland's flood damage bill to cost tens of millions
The mayor of Naas' racist remarks:
Fine Gael councillor Darren Scully came under fire after he told a local radio station that he would no longer represent people of black African origin in his constituency. A community leader making racist comments might fear that the locals would follow suit...that's a familiar situation for Father Ted.
Read More: Irish mayor quits over refusal to represent African residents - AUDIO
Sean Gallagher's money in the wrong account:
Presidential candidate Sean Gallagher had his own awkward moment on Prime Time when a woman in the audience slated his explanation of how a check that was supposed to end up in his company's bank account was assigned elsewhere. He should have tried Father Ted's explanation; "Eh...the money was only resting in my account."
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Q: Name a cake, a quake, and a flake.
I miss Carnak.
it's a star-eat-star universe after all, eh
I couldn't possibly have another bite of star. My doctor says I have to cut down on hydrogen.
Are you sure the name of that star isn't B.J. Piscium?
I can't even tell if I'm being sarcastic anymore.
My laptop has plenty of lithium. Does that mean it is ready to belch out some firey dust cloud?
now imagine a beowulf cluster of companion-swallowing cloud-burping stars!
So does this mean we need to revise Sagan? "We are all star FARTS."
Hmm, it lacks a certain romanticism for all those older than 15.
It is much easier to suggest solutions when you know nothing about the problem.


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Serving the Youth of Southern Colorado
Southern Colorado Youth for Christ has been ministering to incarcerated youth in Colorado Springs and Pueblo for over fifteen years. Currently, volunteers and staff provide religious services in eight detention, group home, and youth related facilities. The services include praise and worship, devotionals, and one-on-one Bible counseling. Also, volunteers are leading youth in more in-depth, small group Bible studies, plus mentoring youth when they re-enter the community.


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SXSW Review: Two Step
For decades, law enforcement agencies have been warning people of a common phone scam: An elderly person receives a phone call from someone pretending to be the person's grandchild or other family member. The caller says he's desperate for money, and asks the victim to deposit money in a bank account. This scam is often successful; the elderly victims, feeling lonely and forgotten, want to help their family members and are easily conned.
Normally, the victims lose money but never meet the con artists or suffer any physical harm. But in the stylish thriller Two Step, the scam turns deadly and personal.
In the Austin-made film, career criminal Webb (James Landry Hébert) is part of ring of phone scammers, making his calls from prison. When he's released, he's ready to continue his criminal ways and reunite with his girlfriend and fellow scammer, Amy (Ashley Spillers). But the reunion doesn't go as planned. Fed up with Webb's physical and emotional abuse, Amy leaves him the minute he returns home, taking their ill-gotten cash with her. Even worse, he owes $10,000 to the ringleader, Duane (Jason Douglas), who banishes him from the ring for his erratic and violent ways. But Webb is determined to repay the money and make amends with his boss.
SXSW Review: No No: A Dockumentary
No No: A Dockumentary was directed by Austinite Jeffrey Radice and came about with much local support and funding (including a grant from Austin Film Society), so it was no surprise that it made its SXSW premiere to a big and welcoming crowd at the Paramount last Saturday.
The film explores the life of Dock Ellis, a Major League baseball player known for his talent as a pitcher as well as for the memorable feat of pitching a no-hitter (aka the "no no" of the title) while high on LSD. He also played at a time rife with racial tension and when illicit but quietly accepted drug use was rampant among players -- and rather than remaining a passive bystander in terms of baseball politics, Ellis was vocal and persistent in sharing his opinions.
SXSW Review: Stage Fright
This year's SXSW Film Festival has been chock-full of dramatic, emotional features and compelling documentaries, many of which will bring critics to tears, win awards and be remembered for stirring performances.
And then there's Stage Fright.
Stage Fright is the movie you see after one too many features about the fragility of twentysomething love, or docs about serious political issues that have you worried about ever driving again, or eating corn, or using fountain pens. Stage Fright is playing again at SXSW at 11:15 am today, and what I advise is that you stop reading this review and head down to Alamo Ritz right now and get in the line, since it's in the small theater.
It's true that at film festivals, comedies of any worth get undue praise because they are such a relief after weightier films. But Stage Fright is great goofy fun that will hold up in your living room, especially if you invite your musical-theater-loving friends to watch it with you. Writer-director Jerome Sable previously brought us the very funny short horror-musical The Legend of Beaver Dam in 2010 (I notice some of you are rushing out to your cars now and pondering downtown parking), and sustains that level of hilarity in his feature-film debut.
SXSW Review: The Great Invisible
April 20, 2014 will be the fourth anniversary of the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig, which caused a spill of an estimated 176 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. This horrific incident seriously altered the lives of the men who worked on the rig -- and the families of the 11 who lost their lives -- as well as the communities who once survived off jobs based on healthy waters in the Gulf. In The Great Invisible, director Margaret Brown (The Order of Myths, Be Here to Love Me) explores the aftereffects of the explosion and oil spill from multiple viewpoints.
Doug Brown, the chief mechanic for Transocean on the Deepwater Horizon (owned by Transocean, but leased by BP), gave the director some video he filmed on the rig before the disastrous night. He and another victim of the explosion, along with their wives, talk about their experience that night and their current fragile existence.
Keith Jones, father of one of the men killed in the explosion, comments on America's "insatiable thirst for gasoline" and follows the BP/Halliburton/Transocean trial to New Orleans. Brown gives these interviews intimacy, while framing them against the larger issues of America's dependence on oil and our government's participation through oil leases.
SXSW 2014: Adventures of a Wristbandit
The life of a "wristbandit" (or "wristbandito," as Jette calls them) can be a lonely one. While your friends are getting into the coveted ACC film panels, staggering around 6th Street wandering into parties and snagging good seats at the Paramount Theatre, you're left to wonder if the theater capacity will cut off right before you after you waited for 90 minutes in line in the freezing cold rain.
Okay, so... Maybe that only happened one time. But my first year as a SXSW wristband wearer has been nothing short of exciting and filled with unexpected surprises.
SXSW Review: For Those in Peril
For all the haunting images in For Those in Peril, the film's most haunting moment isn't a visual, but a song sung by a grieving woman.
The song is "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," an achingly beautiful love song that sounds achingly sad in the movie. The singer is Cathy (Kate Dickie), a weary mother who has lost a son and fears she may lose another. What should be a good time singing karaoke in a pub turns bitter when Cathy is overcome with emotion and can't finish the song. It's a devastating scene in For Those in Peril, a film full of devastating scenes.
Cathy's son Michael (Jordan Young) died along with four crewmates in a tragic fishing boat accident. The sole survivor is Michael's younger brother, Aaron (George MacKay), who suffers crippling survivor's guilt. He gets no sympathy from the residents of the tiny Scottish fishing village where he lives; in a culture steeped in seafaring folklore and superstition, they blame Aaron for the accident, consider his presence bad luck and ostracize him with unbearable cruelty.
SXSW 2014: Starting with 'Space Station 76'
My SXSW Film schedule has kept me moving around a lot more this year than usual. My first day involved a trip to Austin Convention Center for check-in, then to the Mondo Gallery for their Disney exhibition "Nothing's Impossible," back downtown for interviews with the cast of Premature, and then across the river to shoot red-carpet photos for Bad Words.
I thought it would be a good time to try out Car2Go, so I found one of their ubiquitous little cars and checked in for my very first trip. Unfortunately, I found out the hard way that when downtown during the fest, you can save a lot of money and shave off a lot of time by walking a couple of extra blocks instead of grabbing the nearest Car2Go. I managed to land in a one-way traffic hell as I was forced to circle the convention center garage in a trip that took over 30 minutes to move a single block. Otherwise, I found the Car2Go service was novel and would have been terrificly convenient under normal traffic circumstances.
My red carpet photos from Bad Words as well as those from "Nothing's Impossible" are already up on the Slackerwood Flickr along with additional sets from Joe (Nicolas Cage!) and the first film I saw, Space Station 76.
SXSW 2014 Preview: Que Caramba es la Vida
On the nights when mariachi groups amass on Mexico City's Plaza Garibaldi, playing for pesos and stirring the emotions of the crowds, there are a few female musicians in their midst. Prolific German filmmaker Doris Dorrie focuses on some of these women in her new documentary, Que Caramba es la Vida, premiering Tuesday at SXSW.
Filmed in eight weeks during 2012, the movie introduces the viewer to Maria del Carmen, a thirtysomething woman who financially supports her mother and daughter through her singing with an all-male mariachi troupe; Lupita, a young wife whose husband cares for their son the evenings and weekends she plays violin in a predominantly female troupe, Las Estrellas de Jalisco; and the older women of Las Pioneras de Mexico, some of whom were among the first female mariachis 50 years ago.
Mondo and Oh My Disney Do Not Disappoint with New Show
Almost exactly one year ago, I was standing at the intersection on Guadalupe Street outside of the Mondo Gallery, talking with folks who didn't let their all-nighter in line diminish their excitement for the newest Mondo show. Last year, it was all about Tyler Stout and Ken Taylor. This year, Mondo partnered with Disney's blog Oh My Disney to create the same fervor.
Aptly named "Nothing's Impossible," the exhibit drew fans from all over the country, who lined up at the gallery as early as 48 hours before the doors opened. Distance, time and weather could not stand in the way of Mondo's loyal fans. When checking in with the line-dwellers an hour before launch, I heard, "Things are getting exciting. We're all standing now!" The wall of folding chairs and sleeping bags were gone, and if you didn't know better you'd have thought the queue had just formed.
SXSW 2014: The Party Before the Premiere
Like Caitlin, I wanted to skip downtown the first night of the SXSW Film Fest and keep the night low-key. A friend and I met at the Marchesa to check out Texas Shorts, and we stuck around for the Austin premiere of Ping Pong Summer. Well, at least that was the plan.
Michael Tully's '80s-tastic movie had a full house waiting for the film to start at 9:30 pm. We were told there would be a delay because of projection issues. A few people left, but most stuck around as Tully endeared himself to the audience with his self-deprecating humor. Debbie, also in attendance, introduced me to some local film folks as people chatted in their seats. Some time later (and some beers later), it was announced that the Marchesa's digital projector was not going to be working at all that night.*


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Hinds Leadership and Business students took advantage of a ten day travel abroad opportunity to England. Students and faculty departed for England March 7 and returned March 17.
Hinds Community College and Bridgewater College have been sending students and faculty members back and forth for nineteen years and look forward to many more successful exchanges.
Students sat in on classes at Bridgewater, had fun shopping in London, and attended a play of their choice. In addition to tourism, students also had fun in the remake of their own version of the Harlem Shake upon Glastonbury Tor.
Below is a recap of this year's study abroad trip to give you an idea just how much this trip is worth the deal offered to us at Hinds.
HindsCC Coach Gene Murphy and his staff have been working hard to lead this year's Eagle football team back to the top. Defensive Backs coach, Chris Mattox, works with his db's on and off the field.
The Hinds Community College Eagles finally hit the field and strapped on pads. The team was delayed due to the cold and wet weather that transpired last week. Most teams have been on the field for a good three or four days now. However, WR Coach, Dwike Wilson and his players did not waste any time running through the basics on Monday. The WR position is definitely a position that the Eagles will be focusing on throughout the spring. As the sophmores accept the challenge of a new role going into next season, the underclassmen look to learn as much as they can from Dwike Wilson.
Chatham Meade Kemp's art exhibit will be displayed in the Marie Hull Art Gallery on the Raymond Campus of Hinds Community College through Friday, February 22, 2013.
Here is a video of Hinds Community College ASG visiting the Bethlehem Center in Jackson to donate books to children.
The Bethlehem Center is a community center in the heart of one of the poorest areas of Jackson. The Center attempts to aide the neighborhood and low-income families by offering affordable childcare, by our involvement in the community and its local coalitions, and by providing a strong faith presence in the area.
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I thought I'd make a creepy anti-fast food through the looking glass kind of affair while playing silent hill last month. the result was a very depressing 3 minute animation that i present to you now, 3.5 weeks later. Following this up with a very quick animation, and a longer funnier animation that should be out in about a month or so. Also planning a shorter one to be released between now and then.
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Very abstract...but very good
i really liked the style and art in this one. i like work thats hand drawn. i also liked the music. it really fit the solemn theme of the movie. kudos. good job. make more...
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Good animation, shitty message
The animation was really good, only problem is I believe your message is wrong. It is not the fast food industries but the fat-asses using that as an excuse. Christ get off your ass and run people, working out is not that hard, and if you bitch that you are too fat, get up and work out. Anyone who blames the fast food industries for their size is a moron with no self control. So what?! It tastes good? big shit, so goes phenophaline, the main ingredient in ex-lax, but you do not see people shoveling that down their throat. Anywho a very good flash, but not a very accurate depiction of today's fat-ass, just the bitching American who sues everyone trying to find someone else other than themselves to blame.
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Completely agreeing with you there mate
Don't worry about5 all those people who don't see the simple message of eating healthier. I think this is a great flash and the way you have animated it is very artistic. Even though I'm from Europe I live in Canada and I am extremely glad everytime I get back to my homeland because it means I can start eating good food again. America is becoming a fastfood nation that has to see how bad their style of living is for them. I think it is great that people are gradually starting to encourage healthy food. Good Job lad!
Keep it up
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to a point your right
ive seen supersize me and a kinda agree with you in this especialy about that cow scene they youse low nutriant cows and multiple cows are ground and put in a burger! but frankly i love meat and i really dont give a rats ass about the cows eather them or me..........there coming for me! OH NO! there breaking down the door AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHgood flashAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!


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"When I first got to L.A. in 2002, I started a satire website, where my business partner and I made fun of all things Californian, including the L.A. River. But I've come to love the bizarre L.A. River. You've got manmade monstrosities beside age-old nature. The Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area is less than a mile from one of the busiest freeway intersections in the world, but you'd never know it when you're paddling amid sycamores, willows, grapevines, and egrets. "I never set out to be an activist, only to respond to a need in my community: to help revive the L.A. River. One day in 2008, my wife overheard me talking about paddling the 51-mile river and figured it would make for dramatic footage as a five-minute short for her new production company. I think she hoped for scenes of me being hauled off to jail, handcuffed to my kayak. She didn't quite get that, but she ended up with Rock the Boat: Saving America's Wildest River, a 54-minute environmental documentary. "After that, I began talking up the idea of guided trips for the general public. I hatched a pilot boating program in 2011 with a coalition of local partners, and in 2012 L.A. River Expeditions branched off to run its own trips. There are about 15 soft-bottom miles, and that's usually where we go. "Our ideal curriculum, if you will, would be to show Rock the Boat in community settings and use it as a way to prepare people—especially urban youths—to paddle the river that's in their own backyard. Then they'd go back to the communities or schools to process that experience and continue learning about things like watersheds, wildlife, public access, leadership, and community involvement. We've already managed to change many people's notion of the river as a ditch to that of a waterway with lots of potential. Nature doesn't have to be something that only happens out there beyond the city." —interview by Michael Engelhard


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The South Carolina Gamecocks and the Georgia Bulldogs will both be trying to pick up a win on Saturday when they battle at Sanford Stadium. South Carolina was a 27-10 winner in its last match at home against North Carolina. They covered the 11-point spread as favorites, while the total score of 37 sent UNDER bettors to the payout window. Georgia lost its last outing, a 38-35 result against Clemson on August 31. Georgia failed to cover in that game as a 1.5-point favorite, while the 73 combined points took the game OVER the total. Team records: South Carolina: 1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS Georgia: 0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS South Carolina most recently: When playing in September are 9-1 When playing on grass are 8-2 After outgaining opponent are 9-1 When playing within the conference are 7-3 Georgia most recently: When playing in September are 7-3 When playing on grass are 8-2 After outgaining opponent are 8-2 When playing within the conference are 7-3 A few trends to consider: South Carolina home to Vanderbilt, Saturday, September 14 Georgia home to North Texas, Saturday, September 21 |


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Better decide soon, it is 3 weeks away.
Should i get a last minute ticket this month and go to my 20 yr old high school reunion?
One one hand…
– holy shit, i am old
– expensive
– not sure who all will be there
– i have die antwoord tix for that night
– i look old and not that great, and what do i have to say to any of these people now?
– i really wasn't planning on it.
But then again…
– i do actually like a lot of my HS people, some good old friends are going
– open top shelf bar, catered italian food, 90s dance hits. all things that are very much in my wheelhouse.
– i just saw die antwoord a couple months ago
– kid-free weekend in chicago, may have chance to party with other non HS folk too
– if I don't go, and then regret missing it, i'll never have the chance again…
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Neil Gaiman Presents "Wayward Manor"
By Matt Cohen on July 26, 2013
Neil Gaiman is one of the most renowned comic book creators, screenwriters, and authors in the world; you can now add video game mastermind to that prestigious list.
Wayward Manor is a new game, based on an original yarn by Gaiman, due to be released on PC, Mac, and Tablets in the fall; But rather us try and tell you about it, here's the man himself to describe the project.
Here's the official description of the game, from the folks who made it:
Set in a 1920s Victorian Gothic pastoral estate, Wayward Manor focuses on the plight of a ghost whose hope of a peaceful after-life is interrupted by a remarkable cast of intruders. Awoken from his post-mortem slumbers, our ghost must find ever-more inventive and brilliant ways to scare them away. As the ghost learns more about the living characters, he also learns more about his own death and after-life, and the danger they are all facing.
The game is now available for pre-order and the online-store offers different pricing "packages", with some coming with pretty amazing bonus perks.
Excited for Wayward Manor? Which package looks best to you? Kindly leave a comment, email me , check out my Youtube channel, or hit me up on the Twitter machine.
Beetle…….if I say it one more time ,it might be revealed that Neil Gaiman is not as creative as he thinks he is . -
This sounds interesting – I hope that it's good; not every person can translate across media and literature.
Also, "The Man Who Came To Dinner" is definitely worth a watch – it's crazy witty.
I love that one of the characters you have to scare away looks exactly like Ron Swanson.


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Grilled Sweet Potato Tacos with Ancho Chile-Maple Syrup Glaze
- Tacos:
- 8 blue corn tortillas
- 1 cup grated White Cheddar cheese
- 1 cup grated Monterey Jack cheese
- 2 medium sweet potatoes, boiled, peeled and cut into 1/4-inch thick round slices
- Salt and white pepper to taste
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 tablespoon ancho chile powder
- Ancho-Maple Glaze:
- 1/2 cup maple syrup
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon ancho chile powder
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
Tacos:Preheat the oven to 400 F.
Using 1 tortilla for each serving, place 1/4 cup of each cheese over half the tortilla's surface, top with 3 slices of sweet potatoes and season with salt and white pepper to taste.
Fold the tortilla over the filling to make a semicircle. Before serving brush the top lightly with oil and sprinkle with ancho chile powder. Bake for 6 minutes or until crisp. Serve 2 per person and drizzle each with the maple glaze
Ancho-Maple Glaze:Combine the ingredients in a small bowl.
Recipe courtesy of Bobby Flay
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Crème Fraîche-and-Pea Deviled Eggs
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A spring pea puree and light and creamy crème fraîche add a fresh burst of flavor to this old picnic food favorite (pictured, center). Also, try our recipe for Classic Deviled Eggs with Malt Vinegar.
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- 12 large eggs
- 2 teaspoon(s) white vinegar
- 2/3 cup(s) petite peas, blanched
- 1/2 cup(s) crème fraîche
- 1/4 cup(s) olive oil
- Salt, to taste
- Freshly ground pepper, to taste
- In a large pot over high heat, bring eggs, vinegar, and enough cold water to cover by 1 inch to a boil. Reduce heat to medium-high to maintain a medium boil and cook eggs for 8 minutes. Drain and run eggs under cool water. Fill a bowl with cold water, add eggs, and let sit for 20 minutes to cool at room temperature.
- Peel eggs and halve lengthwise. Remove yolks and transfer to a medium bowl. Set aside whites on a serving plate. With a fork, break up yolks until fluffy.
- In a food processor, puree peas, crème fraîche, olive oil, salt, and freshly ground pepper.
- To yolks, stir in pea mixture. Fill egg whites. Cover and refrigerate at least 30 minutes, or until ready to serve.
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Top skills to become a game developer: what South African developers say
There is something magical about making games: To see people enjoy your creations, interact with the AI agents like they're real, gawk at your imagery, and yell "I just have to try that again!" when they fail, are some of the most satisfying and exciting experiences a game developer can wish for. But it can be difficult to get there, and some of the the skills that are necessary to make games can be elusive. Dev.Mag asked a few South African game developers what they thought were the most important skills that budding game developers should strive to develop.


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Port Vale Football Club
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- Founded:1876
- Manager:Micky Adams
- Ground:Vale Park
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Tudor calls time on career
21 Jan 2009 - 12:21:40
Port Vale winger Shane Tudor has been forced to announce his immediate retirement from football.
The 26-year-old has been plagued by injury since arriving at Vale Park from Leyton Orient in May 2007 and made just 20 appearances for the Valiants.
Manager Dean Glover told the club's official website: "He was a thorn in our side when he played against us for Orient and we signed him believing he could do the same for us, but unfortunately we never got to see that.
"Shane has played the odd game here and there and last turned out for us at Shrewsbury earlier this season, but has been battling to overcome his injuries.
"It is unfortunate that he has had to finally come to this decision, but we wish him luck in whatever he decides to do in the future, and if we can help him in any way we will be pleased to do so."
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Man Charged With Contempt For Attending Son's Basketball Game
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
A Skaneateles man is accused of violating a court order by attending his son's basketball game at Cortland High School.
Cortland City Police have charged 54 year old Danny Price of 2583 East Lake Road with a misdemeanor charge of contempt.
Price is accused of entering the Cortland High School at 8 Valley View Drive to watch his son's game, Price's wife was also at the game and there is a court order barring him from having contact with either of them.
Price was ticketed and released, he's due in court on the 17th.
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Afghanistan anti-US protests heartfelt and spontaneous (+video)
Demonstrations against the anti-Islam YouTube clip turned violent in Kabul Monday. Afghan clerics haven't pushed for public protests. Instead demonstrators took their cues from news of riots elsewhere.
Kabul, Afghanistan
Demonstrations against the anti-Islam YouTube video flared in Kabul on Monday, following days of unrest and similar protests throughout the Middle East and Africa. Afghanistan has seen several small-scale protests in recent days, but Monday marked the first time since the release of the controversial video that hundreds of demonstrators gathered for a protest that turned violent.
The protesters marched down a major road on the outskirts of Kabul toward Camp Phoenix, a NATO base here. Police officials say the demonstration lasted about 90 minutes and escalated when demonstrators began throwing large rocks at police, injuring dozens of people. Protesters also set fire to two police vehicles, leaving one completely destroyed, and damaged several local shops.
"The people were really angry," says Rashid Khan, a grocer whose store was damaged during the demonstrations. "Even if they tried to burn my shop I wouldn't have tried to stop them."
In the wake of international incidents involving the desecration of Islamic symbols or beliefs, Afghanistan has often been one of the first and only Muslim countries to see widespread, violent demonstrations. Following the controversial video, however, Afghanistan remained largely quiet, with many local religious leaders reportedly calling for calm, even as the Middle East and Africa erupted in violence.


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A week without a red post in Tribunal is like a day without sunshine !!!
Added some new references!
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Something to add: If you have just been banned, and your ban has been lifted, it takes 1 report and 1 game to get you back in the tribunal and banned again. http://na.leagueoflegends.com/tribunal/en/case/5897735/
I did my daily update and check of the facts ... its been almost two weeks since Lyte has posted in tribunal ... we miss you Lyte!
This is a very good guide. It deserves to be stickied to keep confused people from posting about 'unfair bans' and the like. Thanks for writing it!


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I like the looks of this game though I wonder if there will be maps or will it always be the same place?
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Building a field of dreams
Sarah Sammon is well aware that life is not a bed of roses, but she has taken full advantage of the opportunities that have come her way through rose petals.
Jelbonleigh macadamias key to cracking London market
A Sydney mum and entrepreneur is looking to take her range of nut products to the grocery stores of the world.
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Thermomix a recipe for writing success
Dani Valent stumbled on an opening in the market as the author of pioneering, glossy Thermomix cookbooks.
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The mother of all matchmakers
Long before RSVP.com, e-Harmony or Tinder were a twinkle in their founders' eyes, there was Yvonne Allen.
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The eye of a creative storm
As a young girl Tania de Jong always had a lot of balls in the air – whether putting on magic shows for her parents, scaling new heights as an aspiring singer or running her own tennis coaching clinics.
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Dermalogica set to celebrate 20 years
To succeed in business you have to provide a service or product people want to buy. Suzette Cassie had to find a way to combine both when she took on the job of launching international skincare brand Dermalogica in Australia in 1995.
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For hire: a toehold at the big end of town
Jacqui Esdaile spotted a gap in the office-leasing market for small companies with big ideas and in need of premium base in the CBD.
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Expr3ss! software does the hiring
As a hockey centre forward for South Australia in her youth, Carolyne Burns became an accomplished playmaker, navigating her way to the goal or creating opportunities for others to score.
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Little shop of happiness
Suzanne Francis cannot believe she has lasted this long. She has just celebrated 30 years in the business of selling "small pieces of indulgence and luxury" – handmade chocolates – from her tiny chocolate shop in Sydney.
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Style curator takes the country to the world
You can take the girl out of the country but you can't take the country out of the girl!
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Belle Flaneur's fresh take on disposable society
Natalie Coulter creates drama from recycled treasures, and wants big business to follow, writes .
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Dyslexia and YouTube a great recipe for cakes
Dyslexia and YouTube gave Daniella Boutros a start in business, and blue-and-white cupcakes for Canterbury Bulldogs helped it along.
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Fortune favours early bravery
Lauren Fried credits a fickle, impetuous moment early in her career for teaching her the greatest lesson. "Jumping ship to chase the money was a short-term approach and I now know it was never going to be a successful business model."
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Not your typical bag ladies
The Pratten sisters started out doing it for themselves in business, but since combining their skills and doing it together, they have never looked back.
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Style sisters ahead of pack
Anne Fulwood | You may have noticed a lot more people these days are leading very healthy or very active lives, especially if what they are wearing is any indication.
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Heart-felt inspiration for artist
Whether it be the practice of art, music or writing, creative people are always seeking inspiration for their next body of work, but artist Lisa Roet never once thought hers would come from an aorta transplant.
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Queen of showbiz talent
Success in business may be measured in many ways, and there can be few greater compliments than to be referred to by acronym. Patricia Powell-Hughes, or "PPH", is the founder of what she believes is Australia's first specialist media and entertainment industry recruitment business.
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Cat woman shows off her core business strengths
Daniella Ehrlich is a Sydney-based pilates instructor and mezzo soprano who rolled both practices into one and came out singing.
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Tessuti basically reinvents the family fashion business
Often a family business needs just a new set of eyes and a fresh idea to break the old model and chart a different course to revive its fortunes.
Balance, rhythm, health provide pathway to success
When it comes to rowing at the elite level, the key to optimal performance and success in a boat is being able to achieve a perfect blend of balance and rhythm.


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Birthday boyA/N: It's 25th October. So today is Seto Kaiba's b-day hmm okay so if you are wondering I shall tell you now that I will rename Kisara to Miraia only when she is in the future just so you know o-ok so enjoy!Birthday boyWAKE UP SETO! COME ON!He felt cold as the cover was ripped from his hands:KISARA COME ON!You know I am not Kisara anymore my name is Miraia now.Seto put a hand to his eyes to cover them from the bright sunlight coming through the window:You made me take 3 days off of work can't I just go to sleep now?-He looked at his girlfriend. Her hair once turned from white to blue now just stayed gray well at least her eyes are the same he thought to himself.Oh silly you really start to forget a lot lately?Wha -but before he could finish he was interrupted by her joy full scream.HAPPY 18TH B-DAY SETO!Oh that -he said with a sight looking at the calendar today was 25th October.Don't tell me you forgot your own b-day Seto oh never mi
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That's the dilemma: either have ideologically consistent and polarized parties and change the rules to give the majority greater ability to implement its agenda (UK) or change the rules so that there are a greater variety of parties and keep the current system predicated on bipartisanship.
The difference in the UK is that the House of Lords is legislatively weak in practice compared to the US Senate. If UK's House of Lords exercised as much legislative power as the US Senate, they would face similar gridlock when the houses are divided. You can solve it by having a unicameral legislature but then you lose either the cooling saucer effect of the upper house or the democratic responsiveness of the lower house.
I'm actually in favor of unicameral. My favorite crazy idea is to just abolish the Senate and give every state a few at-large house members (maybe even with longer terms). See no purpose to it.
Legislating is too important to leave to elected legislators. I want bills go to through a rigorous review by professional policymakers who aren't at the mercy of popular winds and not just left to the mob in the House. An upper house can serve that function. I suppose there are other methods as well.
I could see that, although it's not the Senate. Regardless, writing legislation is easy: it's choosing what to do that's hard.
Your system is the regulatory one used by the various agencies, and greater professionalism there would be very helpful.
I like the idea in principle.
But the first question that arises is: how do you ge to be a "professional policy maker"? The possibilities that come to mind include things like:
- devotion to a cause, to the point you will spend your life arguing for it, rather than doing anything productive. But that just replicates the partisanship we have.
- spend a couple of decades in the House, so you at least have a clue about how the world works. Of course, it's hard to argue that being a House member necessarily confers any particular grip on reality.
- get (be born) rich enough to buy a veneer of knowledge, and so a slot. Because, after all, we don't have enough already of people with money deciding what reality ought to be and expecting the rest of us to act accordingly.


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The Rainmaker Companies has announced a transition in ownership. The group, which provides training, consulting and networking to accounting firms, will be led by newly appointed CEO Dan Brooks and president Angie Grissom, along with long-time firm executives Scott Bradbary, Patrick Pruett and Adelaide Ness.
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