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HR Giger, the Swiss artist whose dramatic 'biomechanical' visions have heavily influenced film and music design, has died. Here, we review his work, from the scary extraterrestrials of the Alien movies, to piercing Debbie Harry album covers and even Giger-themed bars
Ros Anderson visits a tiny, top-floor Parisian apartment that has been cleverly redesigned to create a perfectly formed city bolthole
Hans Hollein, the postmodern Austrian architect who died last week, had an eclectic and iconoclastic career. From inflatable office buildings to the European Centre of Volcanism, plus dressing tables for starlets and futuristic sunnies, here are some of his greatest works
Interior design ideas: how to transform a Victorian warehouse for just £800, by Kate Burt
Britain's brightest homes blogger gives Olivia Gordon tips on bringing colour into your life
British artist Bridget Riley has completed a spectacular new mural at St Mary's Hospital in London, her first and largest for 27 years
A new approach to domestic design in the 1950s, 60 and 70s heralded a new era of Australian homebuilding. Architects built interesting houses in some special settings, influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright, Walter Gropius, Alvar Aalto and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, creating homes which have stood the test of time
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Git 1.8.1 Adding New Features, Fixes
One month after Git 1.8.0 was released, Git 1.8.1 is now being prepared with several new features as well as fixes.
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Enlightenment E17 Alpha 5 Works On Its Default Theme
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Enlightenment E17 Alpha 4 Released
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15 November 2012 - Netflix - 21 Comments
CGit Maintainer Disappears, Security Hole Found
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15 November 2012 - Disappearance - 6 Comments
Canonical Releases Upstart 1.6
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Skype 4.1 For Linux Released
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In the last year Europe has witnessed an explosion of accelerator programs, with more and more launching all the time. But while it looks like good news for entrepreneurs, some worry… Read more »
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There's this anime, I remember watching but I can't remember the name. If you watch AXN you should know of it. It was showing, I think in either 2003 or 2004, slightly after the Ranma 1/2 series was over.
I can't exactly remember what it's about, I just know that there is this girl, I think her name is something like Kuaru, and she's really afraid of bugs. She takes over the place of what they call a water priest or something, so she has water powers, and there's also a fire priest and a wind priest or something. There's also this guy that a lot of girls like. Umm... And I think I recall something about two perveted twins girls.
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RECIPE: Fear of entertaining/cooking for others. Solutions?
Please refer to post on entertainment forum...For those of you who love to cook, do any of you have a fear/phobia of entertaining/cooking for others in your home who are friends or acquaintances? For those who have overcome such a fear, how did you do so? Please answer on entertainment/cooking forum.
I think this probably has been answered at Entertaining so I'll just put my answer here. I don't fear serving people food. Everyone I entertain is a friend & I often don't use tried & true recipes. Most of the time they turn out well.
Friends are not going to hate you or make fun of you if something doesn't turn out well. Don't get too complicated & do recipes that can mostly be made ahead until you're more comfortable. Anyone who gives you a hard time over something that doesn't turn out too well is not anyone you want to have anything to do with anyway, right? Would you do that to someone else? I didn't think so.
Simple recipes prepared with good ingredients won't be snubbed, just don't do anything over your head until you're more confident.
I agree with what Ginger said........when we first started entertaining a friend of mine told me to invite only people I wanted to have in my home and at first, make things you have made before and are confident in making. After a few times, I started trying new recipes on company and never had a problem. It can be fun or it can be a chore.....whatever you make it.


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Pastime Paradise (1976)was sampled in
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That Girl (1981)was sampled in
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- Don't Walk Away by Jade (1992)
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All I Do (1980)was sampled in
- Break Up Song by Wale (2010)
- ThnkAbtYew[ThngsYewNeed] by Knxwledge. (2012)
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Take a Little Trip (1974)by Minnie Ripertonwas sampled in
- Me & My Bitch (Original Version) by The Notorious B.I.G. (1994)
- Pray for the Sinners by No I.D. (1997)
- Stress the World by Del the Funky Homosapien (1996)
Love's in Need of Love Today (1976)was sampled in
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- One by Busta Rhymes feat. Erykah Badu (1997)
- Ooh Baby by X-Clan (1992)
Rocket Love (1980)was sampled in
- Cold World by GZA feat. Inspectah Deck (1995)
- Thirsty by Terrace Martin feat. Kendrick Lamar and Cyhi Da Prynce (2011)
- Did It Myself by Curren$y (2008)
Cause We've Ended as Lovers (1974)by Syreetawas sampled in
- Diamond by Prodigy feat. Bars & Hooks (2000)
- I Couldn't Help It by Joe Budden (2009)
- Be My Girl by Wiz Khalifa feat. K-Young (2012)
Black Maybe (1972)by Syreetawas sampled in
- U, Black Maybe by Common feat. Bilal (2007)
was sampled in
- Sweet Life by Frank Ocean (2012)
- King of Rap by Plattenpapzt feat. Kool Savas (2000)
- New Agenda by Janet Jackson feat. Chuck D (1993)
Roy Williamson said 10 months ago:
Love is in Need of Love is sampled in Kwame's Can U Feel It
DJ Anubis said 4 years ago:
Motor City Rollers is a funk group that released 2 albums of Stevie covers... would love to hear it, have a feeling they're good, can't find audio for any of them though :(
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Broncos K Prater sent home sick again
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Matt Prater missed practice all week with the flu and the Denver Broncos kept him away from the rest of the team so he didn't get everyone else sick.
''We sent him home,'' coach John Fox said after Saturday's practice in 54-degree weather and sunshine. ''He's going to be fine for the game. Hopefully he'll feel much better tomorrow morning as we prepare to fly to New Jersey.''
Fox said he didn't think Prater would be infectious by Sunday's flight.
''Guys do get sick, just like any household in America,'' Fox said. ''We feel confident he'll be fine shortly.''
Prater, who was chosen for the Pro Bowl this season, missed all three of the team's practices this week as the Broncos prepare for the Super Bowl against Seattle on Feb. 2 at MefLife Stadium.
Prater was a big part of Denver's record-setting 606-point regular season, converting 25 of 26 field goals and all 75 PATs in the regular season. In the playoffs, he's 5-for-5 on field goals and PATs.
His only miss was a 52-yard field goal attempt at Kansas City on Dec. 1 that sailed wide left.
There's no way the long layoff will hurt him, holder Britton Colquitt said.
''He's the best there is and his first kick next week isn't going to look like he missed all of this week,'' Colquitt said. ''Guys don't have to practice every day to do their thing. So, he's just going to get better. I'm sure he'll have an opportunity to make a difference in the game, too.''
Prater kicked an NFL record 64-yard field goal in icy weather in Denver on Dec. 8 against Tennessee.
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This was a great safari! Definitely worth the money. We got picked up on time and got told about the passing sites on our way out into the desert, including where they do camel racing. We went far away from the centre of Dubai and rode camels in a private reserve in the desert, for the whole 45mins before getting off and making ourselves comfy on the pillows and mat with sparkling grape juice to watch the falconry show, which was great, pos could of been abit longer tho. From there we got taken in 4wd jeeps to the Bedouin-style camp where we had dinner after watching a Arabic bread making demonstration and getting a Henna. For dinner there was so much to choose from and we even had Camel milk and meat to try if we wanted to. After dinner they had a few dancers and we had the opportunity to buy our professional photos on a memory stick, which is the best idea more companies should do this as when your travelling its hard to keep photos flat and then back in the 4WD back across the dunes to the Mini van. Only difficult thing about the whole trip was getting hold of the tour company to confirm pickup time once we had arrived in Dubai, it said to contact them as soon as we arrived which we did but couldn't get hold of anyone, the next morning after trying another 2 times we finally got hold of them and was told we would receive an email in a few hours confirming the exact pick up time as they didnt know at that point, we never received the email and ended up ringing again at midday and was then told the time.
Doing what: Luxury Desert Experience: Camel Safari with Dinner and Emirati Activities with Transport from Dubai
An amazing once in a lifetime experience, the staff is fantastic! The hotel pickup was on time and well organized; our group was very small (4 people including us) so that made it even better. The camel experience was perfect with a small group, almost an hour on the camels, and you quickly end up in what seems the middle of nowhere with nothing around but sand. Exactly what I wanted! Based on the stock photos I had expected the camel safari to be a few dozen camels and people bumping each other in the desert, this was definitely not that and almost a private experience. Granted I think this is meant to be booked for more people but we got lucky and our tour was just a small one. The Bedouin camp is marvelous, food was phenomenal! It's set up like an old style camp, however, there are modern restrooms in the back which was great.
The ride back after all the adventures is a bit much, that's the only thing. It was over 90 minutes from the time we left the preserve until we reached the doors of our hotel so make sure you use the bathroom beforehand. Nothing against the company at all, I would do this experience again and again.
Doing what: Luxury Desert Experience: Camel Safari with Dinner and Emirati Activities with Transport from Dubai
Was picked up early afternoon and headed into the desert. 6 people in our group. Upon arriving we were given desert head-dress and pictures on our "mount". Then headed off into the desert for a ~50minute ride to a carpeted and pillowed section on the desert; given bubbly grape to drink, followed by a falconry exhibition. Then a bit of relaxation to watch the sunset.
After sunset boarded some '50's vintage landrovers and off to the Bedouin camp. Of course for us tourists, but very well done and quite impressive. In small groups around the camp to explain the several differnent activities; then settled under our tent for dinner; followed by a few traditional dance exhibitions. Lastly, coffee and hookah smoking in another carpeted and pillowed area. Around 11PM we boarded the landrovers and back to our van to return to town.
All EXTREMELY well done and enjoyable. Highly recommended.
Doing what: Luxury Desert Experience: Camel Safari with Dinner and Emirati Activities with Transport from Dubai
Picked us up right on time….actually a few minutes early. Wonderful guide, very friendly. Falconry demonstration was very informative. Bedouin village and dinner fantastic. Lots and lots of delicious food, great entertainment. Facilities were clean and well kept; all staff extremely friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend!!
Doing what: Luxury Desert Experience: Camel Safari with Dinner and Emirati Activities with Transport from Dubai
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Fantastic evening in the Desert.........we loved this tour everything was perfect pick up was prompt,the drive out to the desert very interesting the camel ride amazing.".we saw gazelles and Oryxes......Falconry display very impressive and the meal and activities at the Bedouin camp great and everyone was so nice and friendly and informative would recommend to anyone travelling to Dubai
Doing what: Luxury Desert Experience: Camel Safari with Dinner and Emirati Activities with Transport from Dubai
Ask for malik, he was friendly and funny and attentive. The sand duning was great and the dinner at the bedouin camp was a great experience! The whole evening was a mix of exciting adventure followed by a really relaxed dinner. I will do the same tour next time im in dubai
Doing what: Luxury Desert Experience: Dinner and Emirati Activities with Vintage Land Rover Transport from Dubai
This Desert Experience surpassed all our expectations!! My sister and I had the most wonderful time. We thoroughly enjoyed our trip into the desert, the falcon display, the dunes. The evening spent in the Bedouin compound was amazing, the food was delicious and abundant. We had the henna tattoos, smoked the pipes, enjoyed the dancing and the music! But best of all, was our wonderful guide Victor!! He made our trip fun and adventurous, and he answered all our questions about local customs and traditions. This really was a tour that lived up to its claims and delivered even more. Thoroughly recommended.
Doing what: Luxury Desert Experience: Dinner and Emirati Activities with Vintage Land Rover Transport from Dubai
What can I say about this tour, it was outstanding.. From the pick up at the hotel; our excellent guide (Sameh) was a joy to be with, so helpful and informative with a great sense of humour (ask for this guy)..
The trip to the Conversation range was in a nice air conditioned van to get to the Land Rovers, we then had our scarf place around our heads for protection (you can buy if you want to for only 20 AUE), then we were off.
We saw wildlife, learnt about the desert, saw a falcon display and got to hold the falcon, pretty terrific that was. and then the dinner in a Bedouin tent, with food, dancing, henna tattoo if you want one, camel ride and more.. I have been to many countries and booked many trips, this is one of the best.. If you only have a few days or even one day in Dubai...Do this !!
Doing what: Luxury Desert Experience: Dinner and Emirati Activities with Vintage Land Rover Transport from Dubai
I had the experience to go to the desert with two different tour operators. What made the Platinum Heritage tour better for me was the authentic manner in which the meal was prepared and served, the opportunity to smoke sheesha comfortably, and the guide Hamdy going out of his way to meet the unique interests of each tour participant without neglecting the others.
On the tour we watched our food being prepared as it might have been by a Bedouin, we had a variety of mezza served to us at the table as if we were royalty, and our lamb was prepared as it was in the past. After dinner we had the opportunity to sit and smoke sheesha for as long as we liked sitting or resting on cushions in the center of the camp. There were two honeymooning couples so the guide Hamdy arranged for a special toast for the honeymooners, in addition to other activities to suit the needs and interests of the guests. It felt like a personal private tour with so much attentiveness.
The sleeping arrangements were comfortable and the desert at night delightful. In the morning we once again watched our food authentically prepared and had the opportunity to ask questions of a local Bedouin. The overnight camping safari could not have been better….had a great time.
Doing what: Overnight Desert Camp Experience: Dinner, Emirati Activities and Vintage Land Rover Transport from Dubai
Really enjoyed this tour. From our pickup, to drop off, our Guide Sherif was prompt, courteous and provided us with a good commentary and a safe drive. The actual tour itself was interesting, the desert time was good; camp, food and entertainment were all enjoyable. It was wonderful to get out of the city and see how the Bedouin people lived. Would recommend this company for sure as they go into the heritage areas were only their company have access.
Doing what: Luxury Desert Experience: Dinner and Emirati Activities with Vintage Land Rover Transport from Dubai
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A buddy here in old St. Lou calls me "The Duce" since I'm such a crazy car guy. I tell him someday I will build a Duce, so I figure I'll do a scale model of what my 1:1 would look like.
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The room was fine.
The breakfast was not so fine. Only one waffle maker for a lot people. Not much variety in food.
Very nice staff, made sure we were happy!!
It was all good.
Great value and good location, stayed multiple times always good.
The front desk was very friendly.
Nothing to say bad.
The staff was friendly and helpful. We showed up at 12:00, 3 hrs before checkin. Staff hustled to clean up the room so we could check in early. The rooms were very clean, bed and pillows were comfy. We had a refrigerator, microwave and cool a/c.
We could hear the cars from the highway at night. Glad I had earplugs.
price / location
the breakfast was not much. i cam a little late and there was practically nothing set out.
Location was good, pool was nice and Sonic was next door. Great for my teen son that went with me to keep me company on the 6 hour drive both ways. It gave him things to do while I drove 12 miles away to my meetings.
I requested until 2 pm. didn't mind if it cost extra. But I was lied to. My son that was sleeping till I returned after 1:30 was woken up and kicked out of the room. I will not stay where the staff can not be trusted. Days Inn - NO MORE. Do Not Lie to ME.
the carpet was old and the bed was uncomfortable
Friendly clean and overall great
There are no security cameras on the sides of the building and three vehicles were broken into.. including ours. Cost us 500 to replace two windows on our truck.
Very comfortable bed. Breakfast was good. New hotel so it is very clean
Nothing. All good.
Location and easy access to freeway
Staff were friendly and help with every question I had.
It was a place to sleep, other than that, nothing
I reserved a room with a king size bed and they gave me a room with two queen size beds. They had no king size rooms left even though I reserved. air conditioning/heating unit didn't work at all, outlets coming out of the wall, hotel was very noisy
The room was very clean, with 2 comfortable queen size beds. It was right next to walmart which was convient cause I left home in a hurry and forgot to pack toothbrushes.
I personally haven't had goodluck with this chain of hotels in past and it isn't a 2 or 2 1/2 star motel. Its more like a 1 star like motel 6, just the basic's. Not to say it was bad, it met all our basic needs, didn't have breakfast so cant rate it.
I loved the quiet and breakfast was available. I traveled around like i was at home.i wanted double beds in each room but was showed a single bed. This was rectified immediately. Staff very kind and courteousThanks for the stay!I will be back
cleaner room than expected, not sure how clean the sheets were, there was a dark black thick hair strand on pillow and bed
Bathroom and sofa needed attention
It was the least costly hotel available. The shower was hot and had great water pressure. Also, the pillow was more comfortable than it seemed like it would be at first. Oh, and it was nice and quiet, didn't even hear my neighbors.
Cleanliness was lacking. The sheets had weird red droplet stains, probably wine. I tell myself it was wine. The air had a dinginess to it. The carpet was sticky in places. I tell myself that too was wine. The fridge looked disgusting, I was afraid to open it.
The staff were professional and the bed were extremely comfortable and breakfast was deliouse.l
The poor hotel was sloppily built and maintained. All the strings trying to hold the sink in order to keep it installed. But it didn't work, the water still splatter all over the flow. Your hotel didn't have any of these problems. So congrats. Be happy.
Large comfortable room. Friendly desk help at check in.Nice accommodations.
Breakfast buffet nothing special. But it was free.
We were locked out of our room on the last night. The staff couldn't open it so we were given another room, but, our meds were in the first room and we couldn't get to them until the next morning.
Friendliness of staff
Breakfast ending at 9 am
Beautiful room, very clean, very comfortable. Within about 5 minutes of a vast array of great restaurants and shopping. Would absolutely recommend to friends and family and will be choosing this hotel again on my next trip to Dallas.
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Jan 14, 2015 at 13:44 | Source: Moneycontrol.com
CESC Ltd has informed BSE that the first 300 MW Thermal Power Unit of 2 x 300MW project at Haldia, West Bengal being executed by Haldia Energy Limited, a 100% CESC subsidiary, has been synchronized and the power generated at the station is now flowing to Kolkata through a 84km long transmission line.
Jan 07, 2015 at 14:28 | Source: PTI
Coal India struggled to produce and ship less than half of its daily target on the first day of a five-day worker strike that began on Tuesday, hampering government efforts to reform the country's coal industry and ease its power crisis.
Dec 03, 2014 at 11:07 | Source: Moneycontrol.com
Bharat Heavy Electricals has successfully indigenously developed, manufactured and commissioned Indias first Phase Shifting Transformer (PST) Kothagudem Thermal Power Station stage VI Telangana.
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NTPC Ltd has informed BSE that the Unit # 1 of 660 MW of Barh Super Thermal Power Station, Stage-II is declared for commercial operation w.e.f. 00:00 Hrs. of November 15, 2014.<
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According to latest data (October 13) by the Central Electricity Authority, total fuel stocks at 103 coal-based stations have come down to 7.2 million tonnes. This 7.2 million tonnes comprise 6.58 million tonnes of indigenous coal and 7.06 lakh (rpt 7.06 lakh) tonnes of imported fuel.
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The mine will produce 60 million tonnes a year of thermal coal used in power stations. The project also includes a 189-kilometer rail line north-west of Clermont.
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Already we have a few Republicans positioning themselves in grand theatrics to call for full repeal of Obamacare. But these same Republicans in the past have talked about the good parts of the bill and how repeal should be measured. The only way to ensure today's rhetoric turns into future consistent actions is to surround these Republicans with true conservative warriors.
Friends, if we are going to destroy the Democrats, we must first build up an army of real conservatives in Congress. Half measures, Democrat-lite, and men who compromise in favor of more government must be unacceptable.
There is a God, there is good, and there will be a last day. And on that last day we will win. Victory comes though we know not when. So we must be happy warriors until the end -- warriors willing to fight with a smile and willingness to sacrifice for freedom.
We have not yet begun to fight.
At first, I was surprised CNN would hire Erick Erickson despite his long record of misogynist comments. Erickson has, after all, called Michelle Obama a "harpy" and used the Limbaugh-esque pejorative "feminazis" and suggested feminists are "too ugly to get a date" and told "Ugly feminists" to "return to their kitchens." That doesn't seem like the kind of commentary the self-styled "most respected name in news" would favor, does it?
Then I remembered Alex Castellanos. Castellanos is a CNN contributor and Republican consultant most famous for creating the infamous race-baiting "Hands" ad for Jesse Helms. He's used his perch at CNN to defend calling a woman a "bitch" and to compare Hillary Clinton to Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction and to mock Nancy Pelosi's physical appearance.
And, of course, it was CNN's Headline News that first brought Glenn Beck to cable news.
So maybe Erickson won't be out of place at CNN after all.
Earlier today, Media Matters' Eric Schroeck noted RedState blogger Dave Poff's defense of his boss, RedState editor-in-chief Erick Erickson, recently hired by CNN as a political commentator. Poff, as Schroeck explained, seems to be unaware of one of Erickson's more notable comments -- his reference to David Souter as a "goat fucking child molester."
Poff's bizarre rant also included this charming description of the news media:
From Non-Conservatives, to Academics and Liberal Elitists, to self-soiling and unprincipled Professional Politicians and firmly-entrenched good ole boys inside the M(ostly) S(cumbags) M(edia), each of these clowns has a tale of doom about the hell we're headed for compliments of CNN's hand basket. Problem is, as with every OTHER decent human being out there trying to do what he thinks is right for himself, his family, and his country, Erickson has pissed off people that disagree with his principles and can't fathom that his success story grows and is in no small part sustained by his having stood unflinchingly by them. [All emphasis in original]
This raises a some questions: Does Erick Erickson agree his new CNN colleagues are "mostly scumbags"? Which CNN reporters, specifically, does RedState's Poff think are "scumbags"?
Amid criticism of CNN for its recent decision to hire RedState editor-in-chief Erick Erickson as a political commentator, RedState blogger Dave Poff offered up a defense of his boss, noting that one of the reasons CNN would want to hire Erickson is the fact that he "isn't an F-bomb flinging chimp for the party line":
Tell me again how it is that Erickson is evil for starting in this business as an unpaid member, doing well enough at it to get hired on to RUN the place, and is now being asked to add his 2 cents worth on a freaking political News program? Oh, yeah, I forgot-it's because he's articulate, intelligent, experienced...isn't an F-bomb flinging chimp for the party line. [emphasis in original]
I guess Poff didn't read Erickson's response last year to Justice David Souter's decision to retire from the Supreme Court:
Of course, this isn't the first time a RedState blogger apparently overlooked some of Erickson's comments. As Media Matters' Ben Dimiero noted, RedState blogger Hogan wrote that media figures who called Sen. Jim Bunning's recent block on legislation a "filibuster" were "freaking idiots." Unfortunately for Hogan, Erickson had at least twice previously called Bunning's action a "filibuster."
CNN announced that RedState.com editor Erick Erickson will join the channel as a political commentator, stating that he is "a perfect fit" for the new show John King, USA. Erickson's long history of incendiary, sexist, and racially charged statements includes asking when voters would "march down" and "beat" lawmakers "to a bloody pulp" and referring to former Supreme Court Justice David Souter as a "goat fucking child molester."
Reacting to progress on health care reform legislation, conservative media figures have repeatedly referred to President Obama and Democratic officials as "health care suicide bombers" and characterized their efforts to pass a bill as "a kamizake mission" and "political suicide missions."
From Erickson's March 7 Redstate.com blog post:
At least since the 19th century, it has been the left employing murder and death as a political weapon. From Hitler to Mao to Lenin to Stalin to Chavez to Castro to Guevera to Arafat to Pol Pot to Mugabe to [insert your favorite American union] to Margaret Sanger the left and its heroes have used death, violence, and murder to advance their agenda.
For every Pinochet or Netanyahu the left grasps for, the list is three times as long on the left.
It is inconvenient. The left will try to laugh it off or attack the person pointing out, but the truth remains.
It is not conservatives burning down homes in Washington State with the ELF. It is not conservatives throwing blood on women wearing fur. It is not conservatives burning down the Texas Governor's Mansion during riots. It is not conservatives rioting during G-8 summits.
It is and has always been the left. Deal with it.
Right-wing media have praised Sen. Jim Bunning (R-KY) for blocking legislation that would extend unemployment benefits for hundreds of thousands of Americans, prevent rural areas from losing local television, and prevent cuts in Medicare reimbursements to doctors. The Department of Transportation also reportedly furloughed nearly 2,000 workers without pay as a result of Bunning's action.
Echoing Republican Party talking points, conservative media figures rushed to declare Republicans the winner of President Obama's February 25 health care summit. For instance, Fox News contributor and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin stated that Republicans scored a "victory" while the Democrats engaged in "a whole lot of lecturing again."
Conservative media outlets have used recent winter storms in Washington, DC, as an excuse to forward attacks against former Vice President Al Gore and climate science. In fact, winter snow on the east coast of the United States does not disprove the scientific consensus that global warming is real.
Conservative media figures have used the recent snowstorms in the Washington, D.C., area to level more science-free attacks on global warming. As Media Matters for America has repeatedly noted, scientists agree that short-term localized weather patterns are not relevant to global warming.
Numerous conservative media outlets have criticized President Obama's plan to hold a bipartisan health care summit "to go through systematically all the best ideas that are out there and move it forward," by attacking the summit as a "dog and pony" show or a "PR stunt" before the event has even occurred. Additionally, some have urged Republicans not to participate.
From RedState managing editor Erick Erickson's Twitter feed:
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WISE, Va. — A newspaper is reporting that the University of Virginia's College at Wise is on lockdown while campus and county police officers search for an alleged gunman.
The Bristol Herald Courier reports that campus police and officers with the Wise County Sheriff's Office are currently scattered throughout the campus. The newspaper is citing Kathy Still, UVA at Wise Director of News Relations.
The newspaper says two alerts were sent to students via text and email saying, "Hunker Down. Gunman on campus" and "Lockdown continues. Alleged gunman on campus. Stay put. Lock all doors until further notice."
A woman who answered the phone at the Wise County Sheriff's Office said she had no information she could immediately release.
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Ok guys I have Silverbacks on my 650 and was stuck in the mud. I hit reverse and was going backwards in a whole and the frontend popped. My drive shaft, axles didnt break and 4x4 wont work? Could it be whatever engages they front end? Or the differential?
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Sounds like you could have a differential issue if you heard a pop noise. Lift the front end and spin a tire, the front wheels should move seperate directions. The rinny has a torsen differential which is great for sporty riding but sucky for some thick mud...(its been so long since I messed with my beast so I'm having issues remembering if the diff stays engaged all the time....) I'm off my game a little lately with the mechanical stuff, and I haven't had any booze yet, so I could be loosing my mind. I'd hang in there until one of these tech savy guru's chime in, or I start hittin the bottle and I start to remember crap again!
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Welcome to Hemingway House. New in 2005. This Key West Style beach home is 250 FT from the g beach. It is near Schooner's & 3/4 mile from St. Andrews Park. Custom built with all the extras. Home has three levels. First master bedroom with queen bed, walk-in shower with Italian tile and double sinks. Kitchen with state of the art stainless appliances, corian countertops, living room and dining room with hard-wood floors and beautiful furniture with a beach flair. To beach cross Thomas Dr , cut across condo parking lot to public access # 6
Second level has two master suites with queen bed in one,twin beds & a sleep sofa in the other & private baths in each with double sinks. Third level has a wet bar with sink and refrigerator. There are two twin beds on this level plus a love seat that a child can sleep on.
What a fantastic romantic vacation we had here. Everything was top notch! Our hosts were helpful and hospitable. Directions were easy to follow and the location could not be better. The beach here is the best! So, close. The house was immaculately clean and completely comfortable. We loved the master suite, especially between the comfy sheets !! ;-) Our stay here was great, and we will recommend it to our friends.... We will be back!
My friends and I recently stayed in this home for Spring Break. The home is absolutely beautiful and spotless so the landlord was understandably reluctant about renting to college students. We greatly appreciate that you allowed us to stay here for the week and we had an amazing time! Its just across the street from the beach and a short cab ride away from all of the night life. The pool, decks, and grills were great to have and I have never stayed in such a beautiful home! Thank you again for a great vacation!
We recently stayed at this home and had lots of room for my entire family plus a couple of friends. A total of 6 adults.
Access to the beach was great, just across the street!
We had a wonderful time being so close to the beach and also having the pool at the house. We have a pool at our home so we know how great it is to have one right there.
Our stay there was very nice. The house was very clean and nice. It was a very pleasant stay there. The owners were always there if we had a problem and they always called us back immediately. Very nice owners. The pool was nice and enjoyable. I felt this house was very kept up and clean. We enjoyed the house and we relaxed mostly around the house and went to the beach which was very close. Just a little hop across the street. We enjoyed the restaurants Montego Bay was our favoriate place and we enjoyed Schooners also. The beach was very beautiful no oil. I would recommend this place to anyone especially families. Great place.
We stayed here over Thanksgiving week 2009. We had 4 adults and 3 children. It worked out great. Everything was as described, and the house is not too far from grocery stores and a Wal-Mart. At first I was a little concerned that the street in front might be too busy to easily cross on the short walk to the beach, but crossing it proved to be no problem. Owner was easy to contact and our deposit was returned without problem. Sunsets on the beach were wonderful. We had a great stay.
We spent eight days at the very comfortable, very large and roomy, Hemingway House. There were seven of us, including a 3-yr old, from Arizona reuniting with three more family members from the Tampa area. The Tampa group was only with us for four days but the time was perfect. My husband's family live in Panama City so we got in very special visits with both sides of the family.
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Lots of room in this well-appointed home. Just wish the backyard pool had been heated for relaxing after a chilly day.
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Greatness is the dream of youth realized in old age.
Having everything in life is having nothing! But being alive is having the dream of everything and the prospect of nothing. .
He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.
Heal the past, Live the present, Dream the future.
History has proven, God has never given anyone a dream Without also including the power to achieve that dream It is up to us to claim the power and go after that dream, Or just claim , it was only a dream.
Hope is the pillar that holds up the world. Hope is the dream of a waking man.
Humility makes us more friendly Happiness makes us more lively. Love makes us more caring Dream makes us more daring. Trust makes us more forgiving Kindness makes us more loving. Hope gives us the joy of dreaming Peace gives us the joy of living.
I believe that everyone is the keeper of a dream - and by tuning into one another's secret hopes, we can become better friends, better partners, better parents, and better lovers.
I believe the single most significant decision I can make on a day-to-day basis is my choice of attitude. It is more important than my past, my education, my bankroll, my successes or failures, fame or pain, what other people think of me or say about me, my circumstances, or my position. Attitude keeps me going or cripples my progress. It alone fuels my fire or assaults my hope. When my attitudes are right, there is no barrier too high, no valley too deep, no dream too extreme, no challenge too great for me.
I confess I do not know why, but looking at the stars always makes me dream.
I divide my time as follows: half the time I sleep, the other half I dream. I never dream when I sleep, for that would be a pity, for sleeping is the highest accomplishment of genius.
I dream a lot about football and a lot of them have come true for me.
I dream of a better tomorrow, where chickens can cross the road and not be questioned about their motives.
I dream of wayward gulls and all landless lovers, rare moments of winter sun, peace, privacy, for everyone.
I dream of you to wake; would that I might Dream of you and not wake but slumber on...
I had a dream last night that a hamburger was eating ME!
– Jerry Seinfeld, Seinfeld episode "The Van Buren Boys" - broadcast on February 6, 1997
I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation when they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.
I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed; We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal
I have heard it said that the first ingredient of success - the earliest spark in the dreaming youth - is this dream a great dream.
I have heard it said that the first ingredient of success - the earliest spark in the dreaming youth - is this: dream a great dream.
I think we dream so we don't have to be apart so long. If we're in each other's dreams, we can play together all night. - Calvin
I used to dream of a week-long beach vacation with white sand under my toes... right now, I'd settle for 48 hours at a Motel 6 with some Lysol and a UV lamp.