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In celebration of Brazilian twins, Os Gemeos, and their museum exhibition at the Boston ICA opening today and carrying through to November 25, 2012, we look back at one of two cover stories we have run with the two artists. This one dates back to July 2010, at a time where their installation work was becoming some of the most experimental and immersive in the world, and when their street work was as impactful as it had always been.
Plastic Garbage Guarding the Museum by LuzinterruptusJuxtapoz // Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Currently at the Gewerbemuseum in Winthertur, Switzerland is the exhibition, Oh, Plastiksack, an exhibition dedicated to the plastic bag as an everyday item and as a focus for art and design. This much-discussed plastic product is explored in the context of society and the environment and as a theme of contemporary artistic work in the fields of painting, photography, installation, performance, urban art and design. One of our favorite collectives of the moment, Spain's Luzinterruptus have made a significant contribution to the show...
Friendswithyou "Happy Rainbow" @ Tuen Mun Town Plaza, Hong KongJuxtapoz // Monday, July 30, 2012
After the success of their first animation, Cloudy, the LA-based team that is FriendsWithYou have just completed a very birght, happy looking public art installation, Happy Rainbow, at the Tuen Mun Town Plaza in Hong Kong. Happy Rainbow is an interactive rainbow shrine, created for people of all ages to experience.This 16 piece exhibit varies from a forty-foot interactive bounce house, to fiberglass, plush and resin sculptures, all unified to make an exhibit that is multi sensory and powerful in its complexity.
Juxtapoz For Outside Lands Music and Art Festival 2012Juxtapoz // Monday, July 30, 2012
With the same anticipation as last year when Juxtapoz curated the art for the annual Outside Lands Music and Art Festival in San Francisco, we are looking forward to the pack of kids who drive up from Arizona to see Metallica headline, wondering why it's 49 degrees and foggy in August in California. For the 5th annual festival Juxtapoz is back at art curation duties, braving the schizophrenic weather with a wide assortment of live painting, murals, installations, and interactive art from some of our favorite international artists.
The Ring by Arnaud LapierreJuxtapoz // Friday, July 27, 2012
Versailles has their Hall of Mirrors, and Arnaud Lapierre and the Place Vendôme in Paris, France has their Ring of Mirrors. The various reflections, the viewers placement with in the sculpture, and the construction of The Ring make for a breathtaking experience. This dynamic installation changes the relationships between individuals and the space they are going through.
Umbrella Installation in Águeda, PortugalJuxtapoz // Friday, July 27, 2012
Perhaps the filter on these photos by Patrícia Almeida make these even more eye-catching, but we are showing you this because we think its a great idea for a public art project. In the town of Águeda, Portugal, colorful umbrellas are hung over promenades, giving your walk an interesting hue and something quite lovely to gaze up at.
Olafur Eliasson "Little Sun" @ Tate Modern, LondonJuxtapoz // Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Whether creating waterfalls along the East River in NYC, a rainbow panorama viewing room at the Aros Museum in Aarthus, Denmark, or a beautiful one-way color tunnel like the one we saw at SFMoMA, Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson is one of the most heralded contemporary artists working today. In short, he is like a scientist who happens to make incredibe, immersive, experience-based art. Just in time for the Olympics, Eliasson will open Little Sun at the Tate Modern.
Gregor Gaida's Aluminum "Attaboys"Juxtapoz // Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Bremen, Germany based artist, Gregor Gaida, has often made sculpture work based around the aggressive or emotional acts of mankind, and his series, Attaboys is no exception. The aluminum sculptures appear to be destroying a gallery floor, a change from a similar body of work in 2008 where Gaida's boy sculptures were drawing with chalk.
Optical Illusions in Installations by Regina SilveiraJuxtapoz // Thursday, July 19, 2012
Have you ever wanted to feeling of figuratively falling into an installation? The optical illusions that Brazil-born Regina Silveira creates are quite astounding, making the viewer and gallery visitor become an active participant in the installation. The designs are simple, but the impact is stunning.
Evol in Warsaw, PolandStreet Art // Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Evol was recently in Warsaw, Poland transforming everyday urban objects into miniature city landscapes. This newest piece is an apartment building with a flock of butterflies swarming it, incorporating old tags that previously existed on the small space. Plenty of detail in this piece including the window blinds and satellite dishes.


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Incredible fpsc horror game! This one had by far the worst scare I've ever had! Ambience was well done and the scares were amazing! Thank you for making this. If you want you can check out my playthrough here Youtu.be
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The story goes on when Connor got a report about Penny hill Asylum. He decides that this is a opportunity that will get him BIG so he goes on to record the hunted asylum and release it worldwide. The game starts with Connor arriving in his car and entering the Asylum, he starts recording the whole thing. After you finish the level, the game takes you back 3 days earlier, that's before going in the asylum and takes you to when he got the report. In that level, you will play in the eyes of Connor. Explaining that before he went to this asylum and start his job, he had a bad nightmare about it which was worst then the others. Nightmares about the asylum and about this strange figure following him in his dreams and later on, in the asylum. The game's plot is with a twist, something like you can say that SOMETHING wanted him to go to that asylum, that's why he kept on having bad nightmares about it.
Unfortunately, the game has been discontinued and I stopped working on it. Maybe someday I will continue working on it but no further news yet, this is the full version for now. Hope you understood the story a little bit, thanks for trying them out and doing a video too!
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The historic Hubig's Pies in New Orleans burned to the ground this morning. Generations of Louisianians have enjoyed the delicious fried pies.
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How to Garden if you hate Gardening
I'm 26, hate gardening, bought a house with a yard & flower beds in the front that I want to look nice. You see my problem.
I'm trying to make a gardening plan that requires the least amount of maintenance. I don't mind investing time and money right now, but I don't want to do much work going forward.
- Dig up existing bushes & weeds, they are ugly.
- Add Humus, or mulch, or something and rototiller it into the soil.
- Add weed block tarp.
- Plant hardy plants like hostas or....(looking for other options)
- Put some sort of red rock (seminole chips?) on top of the tarp to finish it off.
- Grab a beer and relax knowing my gardening days are over!
Obviously things aren't that easy and I'm making some huge beginner mistakes and that is why I came here :-)
I know a lot of people are going to say that there is no easy way out and I accept that....but, please give me some real advice about how to obtain the easiest way out. (short of hiring a gardener)
Thanks for any advice or input.
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Simple answer in the east - lawn. Put in grass, and write a check to the mow and blow guys once a month. It doesn't get any easier than that. If you don't want to write that check, then get a decent lawnmower and jockey it around once a week.
Pretty much anything else is going to take more time and knowledge. Specifically, it's less brain work to push that lawnmower than hand pull weeds.
In "gardening" there are both easy and difficult ways to accomplish the same goals. Using the difficult ways will make it a thoroughly un-enjoyable endeavor. Maybe we can give you some assistance in getting through this in most painless way. It sounds like you want a landscape that is attractive with the least maintenance built in... not a new hobby. Because a landscape is not just about what plants you use, but where they go, it will be useful for you to post a picture that shows the area you're wanting to work on. It shouldn't be a close up, but a picture(s) that shows the context. To imbed a picture into your message, first upload it to a photo-hosting site. Use the "share" function at the site to find the picture's html code. Then, copy that code and paste it into your message here.
Do yourself a favor and do not use weed block tarp. Yes it prevents weeds from growing up through the fabric BUT and that's as big of a BUT as I can possibly say, it doesn't prevent weeds from forming on the top and binding/weaving their roots into the fabric making it IMPOSSIBLE to pull out. You won't have any weeds for a few short years but after a little bit of dirt (and I mean a little bit) starts settling atop, the weeds will be there. Then out come the dreaded chemicals, and the battle ensues. If that isn't troublesome enough, the edges of the fabric tend to make it through the mulch and then you get the "pleasure" of fabric sticking up all over the place. Fabric sounds good but is a waste of time and money. OK my rant is over.
Assuming you heed my advice about no fabric (or even if you don't), you can't expect your hostas to expand in size well if it's covered in rocks. I thick layer of bark/mulch would inhibit (not eliminate) the weeds. The weeds you do get would be easily pulled out when it's not well rooted in soil.
Though I love to garden, I want things to be low maintenance since I have sooooo much. Even if I'm away for a few weeks, I want my garden to continue looking nice in my absence. When I get back I might have to weed but nothing overwhelming.
I'm with Yardvaark in that I too would like to see exactly what you have now and where we could help you.
Just curious to know why you hate gardening; were you forced to help out in the garden by your parents, don't like the hot and sweaty or bugs issues, or just don't have any experience gardening and so are mystified/terrified of making mistakes?
Gardening really can be fun and rewarding, and has proven mental health benefits as stress relief and a physical interaction with nature.
Unfortunately all gardens grow, will require some maintenance to prune, weed and nurture. No getting around it, but you can design a garden that is lower maintenance. Post some pictures of your existing situation, which direction the front yard faces, and the plants already there if you know what they are. And FYI, weed fabric isn't a cure-all for no weeds...
Here's an album I made with a few photos from the front and side yard.
I'll be sharing all the feedback with the women of the house later today! Thanks guys.
Sayguy, Your photos are lacking the one you need. They are too close up. You need one that shows the overall yard from the street. Not the left and right sides of the house in separate pictures. Your central picture does not show what's at the sides of the house. The picture should include the parking area to show if it's at the street, or is a pad on your property. Please embed the photo directly in your message so it's easiest to view. (Grab the html code for the picture off of the site that hosts it. Then paste that code into your message.)
Are you planning on any exterior changes to the house? Just asking, not suggesting. Don't want to get 50 posts into the conversation to find out you plan to triple the size of the stoop. Widening the walk? The walk looks especially narrow as it approaches the parking.
Here are those other pictures you guys wanted. I hope it helps.
Yardvaark - I'm not planning on doing too much to the yard right now. Not too much money to spend yet. Just looking to do the beds in front of the house. The walk way will stay the same for now. Eventually we'll paint the house but nothing else will change for a few years at least.
Sayguy, I wouldn't consider this any more than inspirational at this point as I don't know enough about your intentions or the site. Also, when you add pictures please take one from each side looking across to the other side that shows across the slope near the house better.
If it were mine and I hated ongoing big maintenance - I'd spend a few bucks (prices vary) on a good electric hedge trimmer and jip down what I had to a tidy line underneath the window. Once a year when they put out new growth would probably be sufficient - a little extra time would have to be invested in raking up the shearings.
Dig out any flowers and replant them in the back yard private spaces (flowers are nice but tend to be the element involving more work to look good) cut a line between the grass and shrubs and be done with it.
Oh, the gods are cruel! Your yard is a gardener's dream in terms of the quality of the space and the siting of the house, and you don't want to do anything with it :-) Oh well.
The question is not just how much maintenance you want to do, but what kind. The space will need some maintenance. If you pave it all, you'll need to sweep it. If you revert completely to grass, you'll need to mow it. Any flower beds need weeding at least and probably some "tending" as well; any shrubs need trimming and maybe leaf collection.
Also, what looks "nice" to you? You have three groups of bushes; do any of them qualify according to your definition? You might decide "yes" for the ones currently in flower, but the moustache on the left side doesn't look like a flowering shrub, so you might decide "no" for that one unless you like the privacy on the porch. The ones up the side might be nice, but do you see them enough to care?
Lowest cost and work both up front and going forward is to make the whole thing lawn - rip out those shrubs and sod over the beds. Your house is fabulous on its own; and that shrubbery is no enhancement even if it needed any. With all lawn you need three tools: mower, edging shears, and a rake. You have to mow a certain number of times per year. If you want to make it slightly prettier, plant clumps of early spring bulbs like crocus, snowdrops, etc throughout - they will come up in spring before you need to mow, and then you mow down the old foliage with the first cut of the grass and they're done for the year. (There seems to be something blue in your lawn already - weed or bulbs?)
If you want to keep some shrubs, you have a choice between cutting these ones back and ripping them out and putting in new ones. These old ones will require a fair bit of clipping because with big root masses they can put out a lot of annual growth. So you'll need loppers and clippers. If you put in new ones, you will leave more exposed ground with less root competition, and you will have more weeding to do - so you need some weeding tools - a trowel and a bucket oughta do it.
Weeds are probably going to get you one way or another, mind you, so put a trowel on the list. Mulch will help with this, a lot. But: cannot emphasize enough: do not bother with the weed cloth. Weed seeds come from the air and settle on top... and are no easier to pull because their nasty thread-like roots go right down through the fabric.
Karin L
"Plan: Dig up existing bushes & weeds, they are ugly" ..."One other thing to keep in mind, the bushes on the left of my house will be torn out soon." ... but I'm really just looking for ideas for the flower beds in front where the bushes are.
Maybe you should describe literally and explicitly exactly where and what. Does the left side mean side of house or left side of house front? Be explicit and detailed about all the places.
I am with mad gallica, get a good mowing company so that takes a good portion of your time from not having to mow.
Then I would strongly consider adding edging to beds, brick, stone, pavers, monkey grass "liriope", etc. to all the edges and create raised beds with 6+ inches of pine straw added each fall. That will cut down on the weeds by 1000% and will create a buffer for winter and for summer temps to plant roots/bases in virginia. Pine straw is also readily available. I always see my neighbors weeding after applying their mulch in the spring, in the fall, and in the spring and spending the same $ on annuals and laugh. My yard is like 20 minutes of maintenance a week "including cutting and edging"
Those ideas are beautiful, yet to me seem pretty unrealistic. That cherry in the front looks really pretty though but look at the height of the raised bed, its pretty insane. I think you should keep it simple and plant in groupings if you choose perineals.
Some things I would consider for anywhere in Virgina
yellow forsynthia
american redbud or purple redbud
and of course a holly tree for evergreen color


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4.1 Recipe for Chicken White Sauce & Potato Smash
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Riya quickly got the hang of the core concepts, and was already thinking up variations for next time.
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When we got in, we spent the morning discussing our respective histories and cultures: how religious intolerances affect the society, attitudes towards women, and the rise of UKIP. Not quite sure how that happened, as we were both pretty tired..
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How David Lee Roth Really Left Van Halen
Like the histories of all great rock bands, Van Halen's past includes some landmark dates.
When Van Halen released their self-titled debut album in 1978, fans hadn't heard a guitar hero with such singular style since Jimi Hendrix shuffled off onto his final experience. Eddie Van Halen did things with his guitar that didn't seem humanly possible – he could make it hum like a helicopter one minute and crush like a bulldozer the next. Backed by one of the hardest bands to ever plug in and turn the amps to 11, Eddie wasn't Van Halen's only star. With singer David Lee Roth at the mic, the group had a natural showman who wrapped 70 years' worth of stage entertainment into one motor-mouthed fireball. Following '1984,' which introduced synths to the group's arsenal of instruments, Roth quit the band and was replaced by Sammy Hagar, a rock-music vet who gave the group some much needed melodic thrust and provided them with a series of hit records.
Like the histories of all great rock bands, Van Halen's past includes some landmark dates.
David Lee Roth overcame a self-inflected nose bashing during Van Halen's special performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! — and the second half of the band's set is now online.
David Lee Roth started Van Halen's performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! yesterday with some new hair on his recently shorn head, and finished it with a new bandage on his face.
On March 27, 1986, the city of Shreveport, La., bore witness to the very first public performance of Van Halen MKII.
Van Halen fans have early access to a couple more minutes from the band's new Tokyo Dome Live in Concert LP, courtesy of a freshly posted preview stream of the album's version of "Pretty Woman."
The news that Van Halen will perform over two nights on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live caps an interesting history of late-night television appearances by the group and its members.
Van Halen broke the hard-rock mold with their self-titled debut and its quickly released follow-up, Van Halen II.
Van Halen have announced a massive 2015 North American tour.
With just a few days remaining until Van Halen release Tokyo Dome Live in Concert on March 31, the band has posted a new preview from the album.
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i JUST explained myself, and I think you're being as unclear as i admit i was at first. YOU are making it sound as if a group of arbitrators goes down a list, finds comparable numbers, and throws out a salary
Once again I have to ask if you read the part of the CBA that pertains to arbitration? It seems you did not, it seems you aren't sure of how it works at all as your first post clearly indicates. The arbitrator doesn't find the comparables, both sides present comparables and the arbitrator determines whether they are comparable or not.
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" (F) the overall performance in the
previous season or seasons of any player(s) who is alleged to be
comparable to the party Player whose salary is in dispute; and
(G) (1) The Compensation of any
player(s) who is alleged to be comparable to the party Player,
provided, however, that in applying this or any of the above
subparagraphs, the Arbitrator shall not consider a player(s) to
be comparable to the party Player unless a party to the
arbitration has contended that the player(s) is comparable; nor
shall the Arbitrator consider the Compensation or performance of
a player(s) unless a party to the arbitration has contended that
the player(s) is comparable."
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Religious Drama "Heaven Is For Real" Opens Nationwide
(NEW YORK) -- The religious drama Heaven Is For Real opens nationwide on Wednesday.
Greg Kinnear plays a pastor, Todd Burpo, whose young son amazes him when he claims he visited heaven during a near-death experience.
British actress Kelly Reilly co-stars as the pastor's wife, while newcomer Connor Corum takes on the role of the son, Colton. Margo Martindale and Thomas Haden Church also star in Heaven Is For Real, which is based on the best-selling book by the real-life Todd Burpo.
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Hi, everyone! I am looking for 12" straw wreath bases to make boxwood wreaths, and am having a terrible time. Neither Wal-Mart nor our craft stores seem to have any this year, and I'm not finding any on the web. Can't even seem to find urethane bases!
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Thanks to everyone for your suggestions! We did find some bases at the Hobby Lobby. None of the other craft stores in town had any...
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The Platters were a successful black vocal group of the early rock n roll era. Their distinctive sound was a bridge between the pre-rock n roll Tin Pan Alley tradition of the Ink Spots and the Mills Brothers and the explosion of teenage music in the mid 1950s. The most successful incarnation of the group comprised lead tenor Tony Williams, David Lynch, Paul Robi, Herb Reed, and Zola Taylor.
The Platters formed in Los Angeles, CA, USA in 1953 and were initially managed by Ralph Bass. They had a contract with Federal Records but experienced little record success until they met music entrepreneur and songwriter Buck Ram. He added lead vocalist Tony Williams (who gave the Platters their distinctive sound) and female vocalist Zola Taylor. Under Ram's guidance, the Platters recorded seven singles for Federal in an R&B/gospel style, scoring minor regional hits on the West Coast. One song recorded at Federal, "Only You (And You Alone)", originally written by Ram for the Ink Spots was deemed unreleasable by the label.
Despite lack of chart success, the Platters were a profitable touring group—so successful that The Penguins, fresh from their No. 2 single Earth Angel, asked Ram to manage them too. With the Penguins as a bargaining chip, Ram persuaded Mercury Records into a 2-for-1 deal. In order to sign the Penguins, he insisted, the label also take the Platters. Ironically, the Penguins never had a hit for the label
The Platters was one of the most successful vocal groups of the early rock and roll era. Their distinctive sound was a bridge between the pre-rock Tin Pan Alley tradition and the burgeoning new genre. The act went through several personnel changes, with the most successful incarnation comprising lead tenor Tony Williams, David Lynch, Paul Robi, Herb Reed, and Zola Taylor. The group had 40 charting singles on the Billboard Hot 100 chart between 1955 and 1967, including four no. 1 hits.
The Platters formed in Los Angeles in 1952 and were initially managed by Ralph Bass. The original group consisted of Alex Hodge, Cornell Gunter, David Lynch, Joe Jefferson, Gaynel Hodge and Herb Reed. Reed created the group's name.
In June 1953, Gunter was replaced by lead vocalist Tony Williams. The band then released two singles with Federal Records, under the management of Bass, but found little success. The band then met music entrepreneur and songwriter Buck Ram. Ram made some changes to the lineup, most notably the addition of female vocalist Zola Taylor; later, Hodge was replaced by Paul Robi. Under Ram's guidance, the Platters recorded eight songs for Federal in the R&B/gospel style, scoring a few minor regional hits on the West Coast, and backed Williams' sister, Linda Hayes. One song recorded during their Federal tenure, "Only You (And You Alone)," originally written by Ram for the Ink Spots, was deemed unreleasable by the label, though copies of this early version do exist.
Despite their lack of chart success, the Platters were a profitable touring group, successful enough that The Penguins, coming off their #8 single "Earth Angel," asked Ram to manage them as well. With the Penguins in hand, Ram was able to parlay Mercury Records' interest into a 2-for-1 deal. To sign the Penguins, Ram insisted, Mercury also had to take the Platters. The Penguins would never have a hit for the label.
In 1990, the original Platters were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The Platters ran into trouble in the summer of 1959. In Cincinnati, Ohio, four out of the five members were arrested for having sexual relations with four 19-year-old women, with three of the women being white. Even though the four members were found innocent, there was negative backlash in part to the media and various radio stations stopped playing their new singles.
The Platters were responsible for making one of the very first music videos ever with a promotional package of their fourth chart-topping single "Twilight Time," which was performed on "American Bandstand."
In the late 50's, The Platters had become such a international music sensation that they began a world tour. Mercury Records referred to the group as "international ambassadors of goodwill."
The Platters' first major record contract was with Mercury Records in 1954.
The Platters very first recordings were for Federal Records.
The original Platters consisted of Tony Williams, Alex Hodge, Herb Reed, and David Lynch. They were managed by Samuel Ram, who transformed the Platters into one of the biggest pop sensations of the 1950's decade.
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I saw the harbor lights
They only told me we were parting
The same old harbor lights that once brought you to me
I watched the harbor lights
How could I help if tears were starting
Goodbye to tender nights beside the silvry sea
I long to hold you near and kiss you just once more
But you were on the ship and I was on the shore
Now I know lonely nights
For all the while my heart is whispring
Some other harbor lights will steal your love from me
I long to hold you near and kiss you just once more
But you were on the ship and I was on the shore
Now I know lonely nights
For all the while my heart is whispring
Some other harbor lights will steal your love from me
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Only you can make oh this world seem right
Only you can make the darkness bright
Only you and you alone
Can thrill me like you do
And fill my heart with love for only you
Only you can make oh this change in me
For it's true you are my destiny
When you hold my hand I understand
The magic that you do
You're my dream come true
My one and only you
Only you can make this change in me
For it's true you are my destiny
When you hold my hand I understand
The magic that you do
You're my dream come true
My one and only you
Album:The Platters Pt. 1 (1958)
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They asked me how I knew
My true love was true
I of course replied
"Something here inside
Cannot be denied"
They said someday you'll find
All who love are blind
When your heart's on fire
You must realize
Smoke gets in your eyes
So I chaffed and then I gaily laughed
To think they could doubt my love
Yet today, my love has flown away
I am without my love
Now laughing friends deride
Tears I cannot hide
So I smile and say
"When a lovely flame dies,
Smoke gets in your eyes."
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Oh yes, I'm the great pretender
Pretending that I'm doing well
My need is such; I pretend too much
I'm lonely but no one can tell.
Oh yes, I'm the great pretender
Adrift in a world of my own
I play the game; but to my real shame
You've let me to dream all alone.
Too real is this feeling of make believe
Too real when I feel what my heart can't conceal.
Oh yes I'm the great pretender
Just laughing and gay like a clown
I seem to be what I'm not; you see
I'm wearing my heart like a crown
Pretending that you're still around.
Too real is this feeling of make believe
Too real when I feel what my heart can't conceal
Yes I'm the great pretender
Just laughing and gay like a clown
I seem to be what I'm not you see
I'm wearing my heart like a crown
Pretending that you're still around
Album:Flying Platters, Vol. 2 (1958)
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Heavenly shades of night are falling, it's Twilight Time
Out of the mist your voice is calling, "Tis Twilight Time"
When purple colored curtains mark the end of day
I'll hear you, my dear, at Twilight Time.
Deepening shadows gather splendor as day is done
Fingers of night will soon surrender the setting sun
I count the moments, darling, til you're here with me
Together, at last, at Twilight Time.
Here in the afterglow of day
We keep our rendezvous beneath the blue
Here in the sweet and same old way
I fall in love again as I did then.
Deep in the dark your kiss will thrill me like days of old
Lighting the spark of love that fills me with dreams untold
Each day I pray for evening just to be with you
Together, at last, at Twilight Time.
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The first state audit of Republican Texas Gov. Rick Perry's deal-closing business fund is raising questions about jobs created and the level of completion from other states luring the same companies.
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A federal audit says a Texas state agency is responsible for hundreds of millions of Medicaid dollars potentially misspent on unnecessary dental and orthodontic procedures.
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A Fort Worth school district audit has deemed more than $2.7 million worth of computer equipment and technology as unnecessary or unused.
UNT Overstated Fiscal Health By As Much As $23M
Financial documents released by the University of North Texas show accounting irregularities that have overstated the university's financial position by as much as $23 million.
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A payroll assistant typically works either in the human resources or accounting department of a company. A person in this position assists with all aspects of payroll and related employee recordkeeping and storage. Much of a payroll assistant's work involves data entry, and familiarity with basic computer programs is required, along with accuracy and attention to detail.Read More...
Additionally, payroll assistants help process new employees by handling new hire paperwork. This typically involves working with federal and state work eligibility and tax withholding documents. Many companies also have new employees fill out various benefits paperwork, as well as documentation related to tax credit benefits the company may receive for hiring them; this paperwork is typically entered into various computer databases so proper withholding, exemptions, and pre-tax deductions are taken from employee paychecks.
Because existing employees' needs may change, payroll assistants also help process changes to income tax withholding, any new benefits, and changes to existing benefits that the employee submits to the human resources department. Payroll assistants may also be tasked with storage of original employment documents, including resumes, applications, and original new-hire paperwork. Additionally, payroll assistants can be tasked with tracking information such as earned vacation or time off.
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Survey results suggest that Payroll Assistants put a wide range of professional skills to use. Most notably, skills in Microsoft Word, ADP Payroll System, Payroll Administration, and Microsoft Excel are correlated to pay that is above average, with boosts in pay of 5 percent. Skills that are correlated to lower pay, on the other hand, include Data Entry. Those proficient in ADP Payroll System are, more often than not, also skilled in Data Entry. The majority of those who know Microsoft Excel also know Microsoft Word and Data Entry.
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Pedestrian safety researchers are hopeful the next decade could bring about significant improvements in road design to bolster walkability and well-being among non-vehicle users.
However in the meantime, we are still grappling with an "epidemic" of pedestrian deaths - some 47,000 between 2003 and 2012, according to the Dangerous by Design 2014 report, released this month by Smart Growth America. Another 676,000 were injured. Not only that, pedestrian deaths accounted for almost 15 percent of all traffic deaths in 2012, which was a 6 percent increase from just a year earlier - and a five-year high.
Perhaps even more troubling for those of us in the South was the indication that those in Sunbelt communities that grew in the post-war period were among the most dangerous places. Charlotte pedestrian accident lawyers recognize that many of these areas developed rapidly, with strong emphases on wide, fast roads that would connect homes to schools, workplaces and shopping facilities. These roads are not often equipped with the safety features necessary when traveling on foot.
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