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PRLog - Aug. 18, 2014 - PHOENIX -- Last week, Global Phenomz CEO Christian Phyfier and Phenomz Entertainment announced the first ever recipients of the Arizona Hip Hop Desert Reign Award, sponsored by Two22Radio & HKS Studios. This award is given to artists that Team Phenomz believes demonstrates the most creativity and lyricism in their music. Unlike other awards, the Desert Reign Award is not a fan voting award. Submissions are taken by any member of the company and can be submitted to the judges panel. The panel analyzes the music for months before declaring the winners. Global Phenomz executives are not allowed to sit on the judges panel for any award given.
Hannibal Leq, Bucc Rogers, Jalahl Jr., Dash Money, E Batt, 2014 Desert Reigns
This years recipients are: Hannibal Leq, Bucc Rogers, E Batt, Jalahl Jr., and Dash Money.
Each artist announced becomes apart of a new tradition founded by the company in which they will undergo a series of events that display their talents, and the reason for being chosen as Arizona's Desert Reign. The two largest of the events of course are the artists being on the cover of Phenomz Magazine with a full spread written inside and shooting a video cypher with Phenomz Media Productions that will be featured in the online version of the magazine and on the homepage of GlobalPhenomz.com.
Christian Phyfier speaks on how he plans to make this award grow each year, and that come 2016, the Phenomz Awards will be a full on event catering to the top models, actresses, actors, recording artists in many different genres, entrepreneurs and other entertainment talents.
He states:
"The artists this year, are extremely talented, all with different perspectives and different styles. I don't really think they understand that history is being made, but like anything, no one knows until it is, we just do what we do best until then."
Since the founding of Global Phenomz the simple moves such as the Desert Reign Award have been the main fuel of the company success. Christian has stated numerous times, that the power for growth and success is with coming together and showing support and giving recognition where recognition is due. This event shows that spirit, and while it stirs controversy in the Arizona Hip Hop market it also gives artists something to look forward to, and aim for.
"For a lot of entertainers we work with, now and in the future, we are sometimes the first award they have received while on the road to their dreams" Says Phyfier. "My company and I want to continue to provide entertainers the confidence and motivation in knowing that whatever they are doing, we believe they are doing it well, and to keep going."
You can read more on each of the artists on the Global Phenomz website, Globalphenomz.com.
You can also follow the 2014 Desert Reign recipients at the links below.
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E Batt Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/
Jalahl Jr. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/
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Keith Amemiya, who stepped down last year as executive director of the Hawaii High School Athletic Association, is joining the University of Hawaii.
The UH Board of Regents named him the interim executive administrator and secretary to the board at its monthly meeting Thursday on the Maui Community College campus.
He will be paid an annual salary of $152,544 for the position, which starts March 8. The interim position is for one year.
The job is considered to be one of the highest positions at the university as it involves working with the president, chancellors and regents on policy and operational issues.
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To imitatethe copiousness of Homer. --Dryden.
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1: the property of a more than adequate quantity or supply; "an age of abundance" [syn: {abundance}, {copiousness}, {teemingness}] [ant: {scarceness}, {scarcity}]
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Virginia Capital Trail plans discussed
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The future of the Henrico portion of the Virginia Capital Trail got a little clearer earlier this month, but perhaps a little more confusing at the same time.
At a public meeting in Varina, VDOT officials displayed plans for the 10.5-mile stretch of the Williamsburg-to-Richmond trail that will travel along Route 5 in eastern Henrico.
Those plans call for the trail to be separated from the road and located mostly along the northern side of Route 5 – both changes from what the county's Board of Supervisors adopted as its preferred plan more than a decade ago.
The new design plans resulted from VDOT's desire to save money – building the trail attached to Route 5 would cost almost twice as much, VDOT project manager Ian Millikan said – and impact as few property owners as possible. The Henrico portion of the trail is expected be completed by early 2014.
But Varina District Supervisor Jim Donati was miffed by the proposal, which he said doesn't represent what the county and most Varina residents support.
Building the trail as an attachment to Route 5, he said, would provide necessary space for bikers and walkers while also giving room for postal delivery vehicles to to make their stops without impeding the flow of traffic.
Citizen opinion about the plan at the Feb. 3 meeting at John Rolfe Middle School was mixed. Several bicycling groups have consistently endorsed a separate trail, contending that it would be safer and would lend itself to more use. (Other portions of the trail that have been constructed or are planned are also separate from the road.)
But other attendees were concerned that the separate trail – located between 10 and 30 feet off the road at various points – could negatively impact their land.
Construction of the Henrico portion of the trail is expected to cost $9.5 million. Funding already exists from a combination of federal sources that are specifically designated for non-roadway projects.
Adding more potential confusion to the mix is a study of the Route 5 corridor between Laburnum Avenue and 7th Street in the city, which was initiated by the Richmond Regional Planning District Commission last summer, in partnership with Henrico County, Richmond, VDOT, the GRTC and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation. That study seeks to identify ways in which various forms of transportation can be best utilized to serve the corridor in years to come.
Donati worries that that study – expected to be completed by early next year – could confuse residents and possibly counteract VDOT's plans for the trail. For example, he asked, what would happen if the study proposed widening Route 5 to four lanes after plans for the trail already had been approved?
During the renovation of Varina Elementary School, the county built what it expected to become a portion of the trail in front of the school, on the south side of Route 5 – where it expected the trail to run. But the new plans would place the trail on the north side of the road there.
VDOT already owns right-of-way property along Route 5 within which it can build some of the trail. Officials decided that running the trail along a mostly northern route would reduce the number of properties that would have to be disrupted and also limit the amount of land that might need to be purchased to provide room for the trail, Millikan said.
Upon completion, the trail will span 54 miles.
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Morgan and Stackhouse, who became engaged last fall on the day marriage equality became the law in Virginia, have been together for 16 years. They were selected from among 40 couples who registered for the contest. The winners were announced at the Say I Do! Dessert Soiree at the Renaissance in Richmond in February. > Read more.
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The event was created to honor Michael Healy, a local businessman and community leader who died suddenly in June 2011, and to endow the Mike Healy Scholarship (through the Glen Allen Ruritan Club), which benefits students of Glen Allen High School.
Healy served as the chairman of Glen Allen Day for several years and helped raise thousands of dollars for local charities and organizations. > Read more.
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The Richmond Battlefield Ruritan Club is holding a Brunswick stew sale, with orders accepted through March 13 and pick-up available March 14. The cost is $8 per quart.
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Two events this weekend benefit man's best friend – a rabies clinic, sponsored by the Glendale Ruritan Club, and an American Red Cross Canine First Aid & CPR workshop at Alpha Dog Club. The fifth annual Shelby Rocks "Cancer is a Drag" Womanless Pageant will benefit the American Cancer Society and a spaghetti luncheon on Sunday will benefit the Eastern Henrico Ruritan Club. Twin Hickory Library will also host a used book sale this weekend with proceeds benefiting The Friends of the Twin Hickory Library. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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In a spot that could be easily overlooked is a surprising, and delicious, Japanese restaurant. In a tiny nook in the shops at the corner of Ridgefield Parkway and Pump Road sits a welcoming, warm and comfortable Asian restaurant called Ichiban, which means "the best."
The restaurant, tucked between a couple others in the Gleneagles Shopping Center, was so quiet and dark that it was difficult to tell if it was open at 6:30 p.m. on a Monday. When I opened the door, I smiled when I looked inside. > Read more.
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Cinderella is the latest from Disney's new moviemaking battle plan: producing live-action adaptations of all their older classics. Which is a plan that's had questionable results in the past.
Alice in Wonderland bloated with more Tim Burton goth-pop than the inside of a Hot Topic. Maleficent was a step in the right direction, but the movie couldn't decide if Maleficent should be a hero or a villain (even if she should obviously be a villain) and muddled itself into mediocrity.
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It was in the year 2008 that Kitty and Billy decided to launch the project "Kitty in a Casket" to play creepy Punk Rock influenced by "Billy" and Rock-n-Roll styles. With two more band members, the idea was immediately realized and the first LP titled "Horror Express" was released on Crazy Love Records. This was soon followed up by the EP release "HalloWien". In June 2011 the band finally released another CD with the title "Back to Thrill" (Wolverine Records). The "feline plague" spread like wildfire and Kitty in a Casket quickly became everybody's darling. Beyond the studio recordings, they proved their mettle in live shows across Europe, also playing at major festivals such as WGT 2010 and Back to Future in Germany, Psychobilly Meeting in Spain, Fiesta du Rock and Sjock in Belgium, Warhead Fest in Poland, Pod Parou in Czech Republic, Club Sin in Finland among many others. At the moment the band works on new tracks for a SplitEP and a Long Player.
For the last ten years members of the Returners have been writing and performing in some of Southern California and New Jersey's most notorious underground punk and hardcore bands touring the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America, Europe, and the United Kingdom and sharing the stage with bands such as 45 Grave, the Adicts, Agression, Conflict, Damnation, DI, Earth Crisis, Final Conflict, Icons of Filth, Phobia, the Presidents of the United States, Subhumans, TSOL, Voodoo Glowskulls, and countless others.
Forming together as the Returners they sought to blend the traditional old school punk rock that they grew up on with the darker aesthetics of deathrock, horror punk, gothic, and psychobilly. Choosing their name from the cult horror film Cemetery Man (Dellamorte Dellamore in Europe) the Returners share its themes of Love, Death, and all that blurs in between as well as its appreciation and love for the macabre.
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The Andes Roundtable will hear a talk by Joan Tubridy of the Chenango Delaware Otsego Gas Drilling Opposition Group on Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. at the new Portfolio coffeehouse on the second floor of Margaretville Commons, at the intersection of Main and Bridge Street.
Roxbury — If you have ever driven down Roxbury's Main Street, chances are you found yourself daydreaming about perusing through one of the grand-dame homes that are poised along the maple-lined passage of the hamlet's historic district.
Margaretville — The Central Catskills Chamber of Commerce will hold a member-to-member mixer on Monday, Nov. 23 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the new Portfolio Cafe located on the second floor of The Commons building.
Margaretville — Fourteen presentations that were delivered at the Ninth Annual Catskills Local Government Day October 15 are now available for viewing on the Catskill Watershed Corporation's (CWC) Web site, www.cwconline.org.
The presentations, in slide show format, were on the theme "Climate Change Made Local."
Andes — The Community Storytelling Troupe (CST) played to a packed house Friday at The Hunting Tavern in Andes. Performers at Friday evening's concert included: Tina Cawley, Adriel Grapes, Richard Grapes, Carol Johnson, Rebecca Kole, Courtney Sage, Rachel Sage and Janet Stoop.
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Big game season for white tail deer and bear in New York's Southern Zone opens on Saturday, Nov. 21 and continues through Sunday, Dec. 13. The outlook for hunters is a good one, with nice weather predicted and a plentiful deer herd.
Service is a foundational tenet of National Honor Society and New York State Business Honor Society Chapters. On October 27, the Andes Central School Chapters joined forces to sponsor a community service event honoring local volunteers. The Andes chapters brought together members of the Andes Fire Department, the Emergency Medical Squad and the Auxiliary for an honor dinner and recognition program. Over 50 local volunteers were recognized.
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Boiceville — The Ashokan-Pepacton Watershed Chapter of Trout Unlimited welcomes Ed and Judy Van Put for an exciting evening exploring the roots and current and future status of "Trout Fishing in the Catskills" on Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Boiceville Inn.
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Patrick Meehan, 61, the supervisor of the Greene County Town of Windham and an original member of the Coalition of Watershed Towns, died Sunday as a result of complications due to hip replacement surgery.
Meehan made a mark in the region outside his town's borders as an outspoken co-founder of the Coalition of Watershed Towns. Created in the early 1990s, the coalition was formed to fight a plan by New York City to impose crippling land-use regulations on the five-county watershed region and condemn private property for water protection purposes along the way.
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After playing 17.5 minutes per contest in 33 games this past season, guard Aaron Short has left the program in what was termed by both Short and head coach Ron Verlin as a "mutual" parting of ways according to Jagdip Dhillon of the Stockton (Calif.) Record.
Short posted averages of 4.7 points and 3.4 rebounds per game for the Tigers, who finished the 2013-14 season with an 18-16 overall record (6-12 WCC). Pacific reached the semifinals of the CollegeInsider.com tournament. And according to Verlin's quotes in the story, there were apparently some issues off the floor that led to Short leaving the program.
Verlin said he had no issues with his on-court performance, but he wanted a greater commitment from Short regarding always being on time and not missing class as a senior and he didn't get it.
"He's a great kid and absolutely, he could have stayed here," Verlin said. "But I can't change my core values for one player and I'm going to hold you to a high standard because you're supposed to be a leader as a senior. How can I count on you when the chips are down, when you can't do the little things I ask of you?"
In the story Short noted that he feels he can give more to another program on the court, as he was a reserve for the Tigers last season. Short's best offensive performance came in Pacific's home win over BYU in mid-February, a game in which he scored 11 points in 22 minutes of action.
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The public reading of the Book of Ruth gives Shavuot, a holiday with many
dimensions of meaning, yet another facet of profundity. At the center of the
book is Ruth's physical and spiritual journey away from Moabite culture, her
embrace of the Jewish people via her mother-in-law Naomi and her subsequent
remarriage to Boaz.A major theme running throughout the book of Ruth is
loving kindness. There is the loving kindness conveyed by Ruth to Naomi by her
decision to abandon her homeland and follow her mother-in-law to the land of
Israel. There is Naomi's reciprocal compassion for Ruth, first in her attempt to
convince Ruth not to leave all that is familiar for a foreign land and people,
and later in her endeavor to help Ruth integrate into circa 1100 BCE Judean
society. And there is Boaz's kindness towards Ruth and
Naomi.Today over three millennia later, non-Jews are still following in
Ruth's footsteps. Thousands are abandoning the religion into which they were
born and raised and choosing to tie their fate to the Jewish people and to live
in the first Jewish state in nearly two millennia.Unfortunately many of
the converts who come to the modern State of Israel encounter not the loving
kindness and warmth of modern-day Boazs and Naomis but the passion for red tape,
the thickskulled callousness and the xenophobic fears of bureaucrats, religious
functionaries and other assorted government lackeys, close-minded rabbis and
uncaring politicians.This fact was evident from a new report released
ahead of Shavuot by ITIM: Resources and Advocacy for Jewish Life. ITIM, an
organization founded by Orthodox Rabbi Seth Farber to navigate the incredibly
complex and aggravating maze of bureaucracy created by a state-funded Orthodox
Rabbinate that sees its duty not so much as serving the public as protecting a
stringent, uncompromising form of Orthodoxy from "corruption" by outside sources
– including by converts to Judaism whose intentions are perennially
suspect.And this fundamental suspicion of converts – or prospective
converts – has infiltrated into the ranks of the ostensibly non-sectarian
Interior Ministry, whose job is to implement immigration policy not scrutinize
the authenticity of an individual's spiritual faith.One of the latest
bureaucratic hurdles erected by the Interior Ministry, under the guidance of
Interior Minister Eli Yishai of the ultra-Orthodox, Sephardi Shas party, targets
couples living in Israel in which a Jew married a non-Jew in a civil ceremony.
According to a new policy adopted by the ministry, this non-Jewish spouse who
shows an interest in converting to Judaism is ineligible to apply to do so for a
year-and-a-half after coming to Israel.In another measure recently
adopted by the Interior Ministry, children of converts who wish to immigrate to
Israel must allow their parent to be submitted to an extensive interrogation –
including a detailed letter explaining the motivation for conversion, the amount
of time spent preparing for conversion and proof that both before and after the
conversion the parent lived within a Jewish community.But perhaps the
most aggravating measure adopted by the Interior Minister requires that converts
undergo an interrogation like the one described above not just to immigrate to
Israel but even to receive a student visa to study at a yeshiva or some other
institute of Jewish studies. Inexplicably, converts who come to Israel on a
student visa to study at a secular institution – a university or a college for
instance – do not need to undergo such an interrogation.In this sort of
atmosphere of suspicion it should come as no surprise that the number of
conversions performed in Israel by the state-funded conversion authority and the
IDF's NATIV project have been on the decline since 2008, as documented in ITIM's
report.Instead of adopting arbitrary decrees that cause incalculable
anguish to individuals whose only crime is a love of the people of Israel, the
Interior Ministry and other government bodies should pay to the public reading
this Shavuot. They have a lot to learn from the Book of Ruth's message of loving
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It's hard to beat a well-dressed ham on the Christmas dinner table. But what if you want to glaze a ham and you've never done it before? Taking size and cost into consideration, a whole or even a half ham on the bone does not lend itself to experiment.
Just relax and give it a go. For a start, the ham is already cooked. All you are doing is "burnishing" the outside with an attractive - and delicious - finish. Follow a few basic rules and success will be yours.
For my favourite glaze I mix the juice and zest of an orange with 2 tablespoons of Dijon mustard and cup of brown sugar. How easy is that! First, remove the ham rind. Use a short sharp knife to get you started, then carefully run your fingers under the skin and peel it back, leaving a thick layer of fat.
Score the surface with the same knife, taking care not to cut all the way down to the meat.
Score lines one way across the fat at about 3-centimetre intervals then repeat the other way for a perfect diamond pattern.
While the oven is heating to 180 degrees Celsius, stud the ham with cloves. Either press into the centre of each diamond or at the points where the cuts intersect.
Brush the ham with half the glaze and place on a rack in a roasting tray. Bake for 30-40 minutes, basting two or three times with the rest of the glaze, until a rich shiny colour.
Allow to cool than store, loosely covered, in the coldest part of the refrigerator until you are ready to serve.
To carve, use a long, narrow, sharp knife. If you don't have a ham stand, place the ham on a cutting board and trim off 2 or 3 slices, parallel to its length, from the thin side of the ham.
Turn the ham so that it rests on the flat side you've just created.
Holding it firmly with a carving fork, start at the shank end and cut slices across the ham, down to the bone. Now cut parallel along the bone to release the slices, then arrange them on a serving platter. Turn ham and repeat process.
To store a ham leg, wrap it in a tea towel rinsed in water with a good splash of vinegar and place in the coldest part of the refrigerator. If you rinse the tea towel every couple of days, the ham will keep for up to a fortnight.
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Mix juice and zest of 1 orange with 2 Tbsp Dijon mustard and cup brown sugar.
Melt 1 cup cranberry jelly and add 1 Tbsp wholegrain mustard.
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Mix cup sweet chili sauce with 1 cup drained crushed pineapple.
Mix 1 cup maple syrup and cup Dijon mustard.
Mix 1 cup brown sugar with cup pineapple juice and 1 tsp mustard powder.
Mix 1 cup chunky marmalade and 2 Tbsp whisky or port.
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Paul Henry made a dignified exit from Australian breakfast television today, the provocative broadcaster retreated with restraint during the final episode of the Ten network's disastrous attempt to crack the competitive early morning time slot.
Renowned as an occasionally irritating and/or abusive host and interviewer, the New Zealander was fairly muted by his standards, maintaining a sense of decorum as Ten's ill-fated and short-lived bid to challenge rivals Today and Sunrise ended nine months after he was lured across the Tasman with a three-year, $A1 million contract.
The final 2-1/2 hour edition of Breakfast was interspersed with a highlights reel of the show's happier and cringe worthy moments since its inception in February, while Henry also made peace with trade unionist Dave Noonan, who successfully took him to task during coverage of a construction worker's street protest in Melbourne in late August.
Noonan refused to be cowed by Henry's typically belligerent line of questioning and finished a live cross by refusing to apologise for the disruption or "the fact that your show has so few viewers."
"Remember how rude he was?" asked Henry before co-host Kathryn Robinson interjected for one of the few times in the programme's history: "Remember how right he was?" she smiled, illustrating the light-hearted nature of their farewell performance.
Noonan was tracked down in London and buried the hatchet via satellite - though not between Henry's shoulder blades.
"You have your arguments in life, you threw a few, you got a few back and life goes on," he said before wishing Henry well for a future that sees the irreverent 52-year-old returning to Auckland and a yet to be determined role with TV3.
"If we had more interviews like you, we probably would have had more viewers," Henry mused.
Breakfast launched four days ahead of schedule on February 23 in response to Kevin Rudd's resignation as Australia's foreign minister and despite a concerted marketing campaign centered on Henry's acerbic wit, it made no impact whatsoever on Seven's Sunrise and Channel Nine's Today show.
It averaged only 40,000 viewers per day nationally - abysmal compared to the figures commanded by Sunrise and Today's 350,000 and 400,000 viewers respectively.
Breakfast also had to endure the humiliation of falling behind the ABC's low-key breakfast offering, an unacceptable scenario given the investment made in the New Zealander.
The show suffered a number of blows during its short existence, including the loss of co-host Dr Andrew Rochford in June as well as the fallout from the axing of popular talk show The Circle in July, which was viewed as a casualty of Breakfast's running costs.
Henry also attracted controversy when he suggested asylum seekers should starve to death or be gunned down on the beaches.
Both he and the network were compelled to apologise in August for the on-air remarks.
Henry today poked fun at himself by screening a segment of his more outlandish observations compiled by the ABC's satirical comedy show The Hamster Wheel.
The clip showed him disparaging vagrants and joke about hitting his then four-year-old daughter in the face with an axe on her birthday. He also perplexed Robinson by asking: "Do we know if there's anything wrong with dogs licking babies?"
Although Ten executives backed Breakfast despite its appalling ratings, the signs were ominous in August when the running time was trimmed by 30 minutes - on November 12 it was announced filming would end today.
While Henry was flippant throughout the death throes, Robinson was close to tears when she reflected on the end of an eight-year association with the network.
Although she often found herself in a similarly uncomfortable position to Henry's former TVNZ co-hosts, Pippa Wetzell and Alison Mau, Robinson paid tribute to her colleague.
"You are one of the most misunderstood characters in this country. I thank you for the laughs and for your friendship, I mean that."
Weather presenter Magdalena Roze also expressed her love and admiration for her co-workers but there was no stirring farewell from Henry, a polarising personality who is usually never short of a word.
"That's that then," he said as Roze ended her tribute, before signing off in self-deprecation mode.
"I've decided to dedicate the last programme to the viewers. There weren't many of you because we decided to go for quality over quantity. In hindsight, a mistake."
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If Gore were to declare he is going to run, Clinton, Obama and Edwards would have to kiss their chances goodbye. Gore would win a landslide victory with little effort. With all this talk among the candidates about "change", Gore alone would be the change. What a fine human being he is!
I agree and a pity he was narrowly beaten in the 2000 election by Bush, for the world may not be in the state it is, if he had won the Presidency.If nothing else, LBGT rights would have been much better and some of the legislation that is being fought for would have been passed.His statement; "I think it's wrong for the government to discriminate against people because of a person's sexual orientation," says it all.
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As implied on my other blog on Screened, I made a real monstrocity that literally surfaced on "Walpurgis Night" (The night between April 30 and May 1st) following an almost all-day wiki editing rampage on there and Anime Vice. It was my way of celebrating it since I live in the US instead of Europe (Where it happens to be celebrated). Here's my rampage in a nutshell...
The Walpurgis Night AWOKE! I placed it on the episodes of Madoka Magica where it appeared.
Fixed up Kozue Kaoru's Page (Which I'll give an article later)
There was a Concert Film/Documentary involving a total of 32 single K-Pop artists (Three groups, a duo and two solo artists) that will also have a festival premiere in the US (Los Angeles is a lucky city. :[ ), so I added it and it became the OTHER monster that I made alongside AV's Walpurgisnacht.
I also added three more Utena characters in the database (Miki, Kozue and Juri) as well as the Sword of Dios. Articles on them will come soon after I'm done with the "Student Council Arc".
One of the shows that are being legally streamed on Crunchyroll was added. However, I didn't add an an "Useful Links" to Screened's version of "Mysterious Girlfriend X" because I honestly didn't know if adding the Crunchyroll link to the article was actually legit or not. A Hulu link's okay, though (same goes with the Anime Vice Article).
I wanted to add MUCH more on both sites, but I have a current project for that anyway and I still got School.
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The seminar will be conducted by the NFA's Coaching instructors as an information sharing session that will be used to obtain valuable information to be included in the NFA's training interventions of Coaches Education.
Deadline for confirmation\: 20 March 2015END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20150330T055439Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20150408T060000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20150410T130000Z UID:http://www.nfa.org.na/?q=node/2821 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.nfa.org.na/?q=node/2821 SUMMARY:Administration & Management Course Zambezi Region DESCRIPTION:
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Last week we discussed a mission in your life or career as being the initial starting point of all actions to follow. The reason why this is so critical is staring you in the face, right there in your kitchen each time you are hungry and think about preparing something to eat…
What are you hungry for? What have you got in the fridge or pantry? How much time do you have? Do you have all of the correct ingredients? Do you know a good recipe and how to execute it properly? Is it worth the effort for you to cook, or will you settle for some junk food, simply to fill your belly?
Now, let's assume you really, really crave a certain dish you have seen before…spoiler alert – this could be a metaphor! Your desire to enjoy this is overwhelming all of your senses (and your good judgment), so you decide to make this a reality, right now! You have just committed to a mission; it's a mission with a very specific goal upon completion. You may never try this one again, but today, you're all in- win, lose or draw. OK, what happens next?
Hopefully, you have learned, prepared yourself and memorized a successful approach to a dish of this type, one that has worked for you in the past. If not, you will attempt to overcome a lack of knowledge with your enthusiasm and persistence, coupled with your tendency of just "winging it" as you have so many times before, in similar situations.
Without taking your eye off the prize, you start grabbing everything you can find to get this process started off on the right foot. It quickly becomes obvious that you have not preplanned, nor prepared properly for this mission, for you are missing key ingredients, spices and don't quite remember the temperature, time or proper sequence of blending it all together. All you can remember for sure is the taste of success. At this point, you will recognize the folly of this mission and retreat for more training & supplies, or decide on the fly to change the recipe and "invent" a new formula that will be a winner. You have just flown into delusional airspace.
Your cabinet has many great spices, but each has special characteristics and reacts with others to create a unique and tasteful combination, pleasing to most people. You would not grill a hamburger or steak smothered in sugar, nor would you bake a coconut pie with Heinz 57, yet repeatedly, most folks do this in life and business.
Make it a habit to use tried and true recipes when sitting across the table from a prospect, client or boss…basic and good is better than exotic and awful. There is a reason there are 27,000 McDonalds…all exactly alike.
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Saturday Mar 21 | The Daily Advance | Comment?
Cullowhee teen wins national film competition
Saturday Feb 28 | Mountain Xpress | Comment?
Freeze Warning for Jackson County was issued at March 29 at 5:44AM EDT
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