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J Dilla
Aliases: Jay Dee
In Groups: Jaylib
Past Groups: 1st Down, Slum Village, The Soulquarians
- Radio by Gary Burton and Chick Corea (1979)
- Ain't No Sunshine by Willis Jackson (1972)
- Circus (Brabe Cover) by Brabe (2010)
Players (2000)by Slum Villagesampled
- Clair by The Singers Unlimited (1974)
- Rapper's Delight by Sugarhill Gang (1979)
- A Tribute to Dilla by J. Rawls (2006)
Workinonit (2006)sampled
- The Worst Band in the World by 10cc (1974)
- Sprite: Melonball Bounce by Raymond Scott (2000)
- Buffalo Gals by Malcolm McLaren (1982)
U-Love (2006)sampled
- Just Because I Really Love You by Jerry Butler (1968)
- Do Ya Thing by B.R. Gunna feat. J Dilla (2004)
- Convincedindecision by Charles Hamilton (2008)
Anti-American Graffiti (2006)sampled
- Family Tree by Tin Tin (1970)
- Pee-Wee's Dance by Joeski Love (1986)
- Emergency Program Over-Ride by Firesign Theatre (1973)
Snappin' Necks in Africa (1999)sampled
- Wax & Wane by Dorothy Ashby (1970)
Love Jones (2006)sampled
- Humpty Dumpty by Placebo (Jazz Band) (1971)
- Love Jones by Malefique (2009)
Donuts (Intro) (2006)sampled
- When I Die by Motherlode (1970)
- Not Available by Shuggie Otis (1974)
- Stay With Me by Gary Davis (1982)
Mash (2006)sampled
- Golden Apples (Part II) by Galt MacDermot (1971)
- Dance Contest by Frank Zappa (1981)
- Season of the Witch by Lou Rawls (1969)
Lightworks (2006)sampled
- Lightworks by Raymond Scott (2000)
- King of the Beats by Mantronix (1988)
- Bendix the Tomorrow People by Raymond Scott (2000)
Beats from The East said 3 months ago:
The BEST to EVER do it!!!!
Danielle Schulz said 1 year ago:
Great inspiration.
Supa villain said 1 year ago:
#1 Fav producer
pimpin-pat said 1 year ago:
b. February 7, 1974 in Detroit, Michigan – February 10, 2006 in Los Angeles,California
Eric Terrell Walton said 1 year ago:
A true favorite of mine. I can listen to "I can't stand to see you cry" over and over. Been a fan since I moved to Detroit and started hittin' the local scenes and checkin for new music. Jay Dilla drums are unlike no other. Something bout that boom bap he creates that causes instant neck cramps from the head nodding his beats foster. Support great hip hop music and music in schools. Thanks, Dilla Dogg.
PotsiMeers said 2 years ago:
I can for the life of me not find the sampled used for
"Suppose she never takes me by the hand, suppose i never find that promised land".
as far as i know the beat is only 20 sec long, and was never used by anyone when he was alive.
I've really spent a long time looking for it. Does anyone have an idea what song he took it from?
Riiich said 2 years ago:
His music yesterday still resonates today and will do in the future...
Farley Roy said 2 years ago:
quote Fly-Lo:''We Like Donuts Too""
beatmakershq said 2 years ago:
A definite legend. Can't argue with dilla.
Ms_Hiphop said 2 years ago:
A Legend!!!!
anthole said 3 years ago:
good ol dilla
a great beat maker with a sense of humility
how often do you get those in life?
jeverts said 3 years ago:
Dilla did not want his name to be on that production eventhough he produced it..... He was not robbed off ;-)
RIP dilla dawg......
Dr Koul said 4 years ago:
J Dilla is such a legend!
LΛZER said 4 years ago:
@Bboom Bap: J.D. used the airhhorn or the "dilla beats" voice, because he wanted to mark his beats, because some people back then "jacked" his beats and even nowadays (Drake, Wiz, ...).
It's for better identification for the listeners that it is by him and not by somebody else.
Good look trying to find audio sources for some of them. Stones Throw is always pulling them from youtube, not just his beat tape stuff but anything of Dilla's on the ST label. I think there just mad they can't make money off 'em. Dilla's "official" discography on the ST website dosen't acknowledge Jay Stay Paid ('09) which was mostly compiled of Dilla's beat tapes. Btw Dilla produced Janet Jackson's "Got 'Till It's Gone", look it up, he was robbed of the credits. Please credit Dilla for this.
MrBlondNYC said 4 years ago:
It does get confusing when it comes to Dilla instrumentals. I'll try to find a few that I remember need correcting.
@Kid Who: That's cool. Btw the reason Dilla used the airhorn in Mantonix "King Of The Beats" is because he was the king of the beats :) Also Kidwho, MF Doom's "Gazillion Ear" samples Dilla's instrumental "Phantom Of The Synths" which I have entered in the data base.
@Everyone If you're submitting any Dilla produced entries after '06 please do a little research and see if the artist is simply rapping over one of Dilla's instrumentals from his '05 Beat CD Beat tapes. There's alot of entries on here that credit the original artist instead of Dilla's instrumental as the sampling artist.
MrBlondNYC said 4 years ago:
Can you dig up my old ATCQ/Jagger the Dagger submissions?
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To all users who have been submitting entries for Dilla with the Mantronix siren samples - we've reviewed this situation and have now decided to allow these submissions. Please disregard the previous rule we made about only listing one instance per album - we are now allowing all instances to be submitted. This goes for all other similar cases as well. I am currently doing a cleanup and approving the submissions for these from the users who submitted them first. If you have any questions please contact us via the Support email. Thanks!
We need ALOT more Dilla samples up here, LET'S GO!!!


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Marc Lynch is associate professor of political science and international affairs at George Washington University, where he is the director of the Institute for Middle East Studies and of the Project on Middle East Political Science. He is also a non-resident senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security. He is the author of The Arab Uprising (March 2012, PublicAffairs).
He publishes frequently on the politics of the Middle East, with a particular focus on the Arab media and information technology, Iraq, Jordan, Egypt, and Islamist movements.
The contours of the response to the Gaza flotilla fiasco are now coming into sharper public view: the Israeli government will significantly ease the blockade of Gaza in exchange for American support for a whitewash of the investigation of the flotilla incident. As I've said many times on Twitter, this is a good deal. No investigation was ever going to produce anything of any particular value, but easing the blockade of Gaza could have significant positive effects for the people of Gaza, the prospects of Palestinian reconciliation, the peace process, and American credibility in the region. None of those will happen on their own, of course. And nobody is likely to be fully satisfied with the new measures. I've been quite critical of how the Obama team has handled the Israeli-Palestinian track, and particularly the Gaza situation — and if they had moved strongly to resolve the Gaza blockade a year ago, the issue wouldn't have been there now to exploit. But now, I think they deserve some real credit for nudging Israel towards finally making a move which could over time open up some real new possibilities for progress.
I know a lot of people won't agree with me on this, but trading off the investigation for the blockade was the right move. It is difficult to imagine what value even a real, independent international investigation of the flotilla incident would possibly have. The incident itself was only a minor one in the longer, deeper story of the Gaza blockade — a fiasco waiting to happen, not a bolt from the blue. An investigation narrowly focused on the flotilla and what happened during the Israeli boarding would be of only marginal value, while the process itself would be hopelessly politicized. The Israeli self-study seems designed to be self-discredting. By appointing David Trimble, founder of a "Friends of Israel" group, as one of the two international observers, they have more or less guaranteed that the results will be pleasing to their sympathizers and totally discredited in the eyes of everyone else. So be it.
Gaza itself has always been the point for most people, not the flotilla itself. Israel's blockade of Gaza has long been widely recognized as a failure, harming the people of Gaza while strengthening Hamas and serving as a focal point for international anger. Hawks will complain that this is the wrong time to ease the blockade because it will allow Hamas to claim a victory, but that's a weak argument — Israel, and the United States, have had many long months to ease the blockade on their own terms and have refused. Without a forcing incident, it was clear that nothing would change. But change was clearly needed.
Obama could have taken office and forced the issue of the Gaza blockade as a way of demonstrating real change from the Bush administration, and in the aftermath of the Israeli war against Gaza this would likely have commanded widespread international support. But for whatever reason, the Obama administration chose to continue the Bush administration's policy of focusing on the Ramallah-based Palestinian Authority and excluding Hamas. Secretary of State Clinton's promises of some $900 million in U.S. aid for Gaza at Sharm el-Sheikh in March 2009 amounted to little on the ground … an early, and still tragic, instance of the pattern of promises without delivery on these issues.
That's the past. The Obama administration now deserves credit for focusing on Gaza and helping to convince the Netanyahu government to make substantial changes to the Gaza blockade. The emerging system seems likely to shift from a system which kept out a vast and bewildering array of goods and products to one with a much more tightly defined black list of items with military applications. A much wider range of food and materials should now be able to enter, allowing for greater rebuilding and a more normal life — ideally, while also reducing the near-complete dependence of Gazans on the Hamas-controlled tunnel smuggling trade. It's not the full lifting of the blockade which many have demanded, but it's still a significant change — one that sort of reminds me of the attempt to create "smart sanctions" on Iraq back in 2001, as the U.S. came to recognize that the old sanctions regime had almost totally collapsed, and only served to strengthen Saddam's regime. Much will depend on how the new system is implemented, something about which past experience isn't reassuring, but this is still a significant change which shouldn't be dismissed out of hand.
To get the most out of this move, it should only be the first step. The UN, NGOs, and the international community should take advantage of the new system to begin serious reconstruction and development efforts. The distribution of the goods should be done in such a way as to break the Hamas monopoly, but not explicitly as an anti-Hamas weapon. New efforts should be made to revive Hamas-Fatah reconciliation talks to try to restore some semblance of a unified Palestinian entity (current signs are not promising, as the Egyptian foreign minister continues to take a hard line). A serious strategic communications campaign should try to convince Palestinians and Arabs that the U.S. has finally delivered something of substance on an issue they care about. And this then should be used to jump-start peace talks from a more positive position. All tall orders, I know — but it's so unusual to actually have some positive, forward momentum on key issues, and to have the Obama administration helping to deliver on something important in this arena, that now is a time for a rare flash of optimism.
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Jennifer Maloney, arts reporter for the Greater New York section of The Wall Street Journal, explains the labor dispute threatening to disrupt the Met's next season. The threatened lockout was pushed back a week as an independent analyst looks at the financial data.
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Why is there no discussion about Gelb's proposal to slash pension payments by 50 percent for recent hires, despite what was in the contract? One listener asks why the acrimony-- seems that more information about his proposals needs to be made public.
I wish we could organize a rally for every subscriber that has been turned off by Gelb's shows. There are so many people that would love to see and end to the Euro-trash he's putting on stage.
Acrimony comes from a hard working group of highly skilled workers doing what is requested by management on choices management made and then be blamed for the expense of the choice!! Peter Gelb IS a visionary and has definitely put Opera back on the front burner and has created interest in an art form that Had been on a downward spiral in the past. He has his good points, however, His artistic choices are not the company's fault or responsibility and putting the "blame" on the staff required to make his vision come true...well, they should NOT be penalized. We have an amazing group of talented (in EVERY department) dedicated, proud to work here, house of people who LOVE the Met and all it puts out. Every department at the Met has given their suggestions as to how to save money, the orchestra came up with $35 million alone...all have been rejected because they are not the 17+% of cuts required by Mr. Gelb. We who work here genuinely LOVE our jobs and have high respect for each other and the product being put out at the Met, we just want to be on the same page as Mr.Gelb in steering this great ship back in to the black...together as collaborators of a great art coming to fruition not as enemies burying the hatchet.
The members of the Met chorus make $200,000 per year. What do the stage hands make? If it is $200,000 per year, they are being short-changed. Stage hands at Carnegie Hall make $400,000.
Ooops. sorry, we are not supposed to know these things.
Comment above regarding elite rich going to opera. Apparently the riich are not the
majority of attendees. If it were we wouldn't be having this conversation to begin
ALL Sides and people in this matter need to tuck in a little bit. Just rein in somewhat all around. Enough New productions have come on line recently; Many were definitely UGLY - Do Not need many MORE New productions for a few years - And stop canceling gorgeous, appropriate, elegant productions that suit the period and setting, such as Der Rosenkavalier recently.
Anyone else find it curious that CBS/60 Minutes chose 2 weeks ago to re-run a very laudatory piece on Peter Gelb and his initiatives (segment entitled "The Greatest Show on Earth")? Then Maureen Dowd writes a similar praiseworthy column in the Times the next Sunday? Coincidence? - or have the NYC elite decided it's time to go after the unions? After all, Peter Gelb is the son of the former Times managing editor Arthur Gelb -- so it's OK for him to get big raises and bonuses while the workers have to take big cuts. You don't have to be a conspiracy theorist to wonder about this.
Deeply concerned regarding my union brothers and sisters. The met provides a HUGE source of work and income . Peter Gelb is out if control! We must support this even if not am opera fan . The performing arts in this city will look to this as a precident
Should we really care that very well-off people are quibbling with rich people about the details of providing entertainment for an even richer audience?
Is Peter Gelb going to take a pay cut? I find it somewhat jerky to complain that the artists at the Met make too much money at $200k when he makes $1.4M.
He raised prices for tickets and angered the people who go and spent too much money on new productions that I just don't like.
I think he's done a bad job and this threatened lock out makes me so mad!
Can you ask your guests to clarify why there is so much acrimony?
Why would the Met and their unions risk a lockout given how destructive similar disputes have been to other cultural institutions around the country?
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This policy is to iterate FEMA policy on the application of flood insurance deductions for uninsured properties located in a special flood hazard area (SFHA) at the time of a disaster when a LOMA or LOMR is requested and obtained after the declaration date. This policy is applicable to all disasters declared after the date of this policy and to open disasters declared prior to this date, provided a LOMA or LOMR has been requested or obtained within six months of the declaration date and the project application is open. This policy is intended for use by all personnel involved in the administration of the FEMA Public Assistance program. This policy is archived and has been superseded by the policy currently in effect.
DATE: July 19, 1996
Response and Recovery Policy Number: 4311.100 PO, EX
TITLE: "Retroactive Application of a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) or Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) to Infrastructure Grants"
PURPOSE: To iterate FEMA policy on the application of flood insurance deductions for uninsured properties located in a special flood hazard area (SFHA) at the time of a disaster when a LOMA or LOMR is requested and obtained after the declaration date.
SCOPE AND AUDIENCE: This policy is applicable to all disasters declared after the date of this policy and to open disasters declared prior to this date, provided a LOMA or LOMR has been requested or obtained within six months of the declaration date and the project application is open. This policy is intended for use by all personnel involved in the administration of the FEMA Public Assistance program.
BACKGROUND: FEMA provides federal disaster assistance for the repair, restoration, reconstruction or replacement of certain public and private nonprofit (PNP) facilities that are damaged by a major disaster as defined in the Stafford Act. In the event that such a facility is damaged by flooding, FEMA may be required to reduce the amount of federal assistance in accordance with the Stafford Act and implementing regulations. Specifically, section 406(d) of the Stafford Act states that if an eligible insurable facility damaged by flooding is located in a SFHA identified for more than one year by the Director and is not covered by flood insurance on the date of such flooding, FEMA shall reduce federal disaster assistance by the maximum amount of insurance proceeds which would have been received had the buildings and contents been fully covered by a standard flood insurance policy. Effective March 1, 1995, the maximum flood insurance coverage limit for commercial buildings is $500,00 and the maximum limit for contents is $500,000. The requirement for a flood insurance deduction is waived when eligible damages to a facility do not exceed $5,000.
There is an exception to this requirement which is specifically noted in the law and in FEMA regulation 44 CFR § 206.252, Insurance requirements for facilities damaged by flood. A PNP facility which cannot be insured because it is located in a community which is not participating in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) may be exempt from the flood insurance reduction, provided the community agrees to participate in the NFIP within six (6) months of the declared disaster and the required flood insurance is purchased.
The flood insurance reduction required by section 406(d) is based upon a facility's location within the floodplain. A SFHA is the land in the floodplain within a community subject to a one percent or greater chance of flooding in any given year. Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) are the official maps used to delineate the SFHAs of a community. SFHAs are designated on these maps as Zones A, AO, AH, A1-30, AE, A99, VO, or V1-30, VE or V. FEMA regulations do provide a mechanism in which a community may request changes to the FIRMs. It is, in fact, the responsibility of a community to assist FEMA in keeping a current and accurate record of floodplain boundaries whether it be based on more current information or physical changes to the floodplain or floodways. A change to an effective FIRM is reflected in a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA), Letter of Map Revision (LOMR), or a republication of the FIRM.
A LOMA removes from the floodplain a specific structure or property that was inadvertently included in the designated floodplain on a community's FIRM. The LOMA states that the structure or property was never in the SFHA. A request for a LOMA is typically submitted by an individual, and must include, among other items, a certification by a Registered Professional Engineer or Licensed Land Surveyor that the lowest adjacent grade of the structure is above the base flood elevation.
A LOMR is an annotated copy of the FIRM which officially changes the floodplain boundaries along certain waterways in the community. A LOMR may be based solely on more accurate and detailed scientific or technical information or on actual physical changes to the floodplain that affect flooding conditions. Pursuant to 44 CFR § 65.3, Requirement to submit new technical data, a community is required to submit new scientific or technical data confirming physical changes within six months after the date such information becomes available. Submission of such information is necessary in order that risk premium rates and floodplain management requirements will be based upon current data.
Once issued by FEMA, LOMAs and LOMRs are incorporated into the official data of record used in all determinations concerning local floodplain development and flood insurance requirements.
The intent of FEMA regulations governing insurance coverage and disaster assistance funding is to encourage individuals, States, and local governments to obtain insurance coverage and thereby reduce their dependence on governmental assistance. FEMA meets this intent by limiting otherwise available assistance to flood-damaged structures located in a SFHA; requiring recipients of federal disaster assistance to obtain and maintain insurance; and prohibiting future assistance if an applicant fails to meet the previous requirement.
FEMA recognizes that more detailed and more accurate scientific and technical information may remove a structure from an identified floodplain, ergo, the administrative procedure for amending and revising current FIRMs. Although a FIRM may identify a facility as being located in a SFHA, a LOMA or LOMR may confirm that the structure is actually excluded from the SFHA. It is not the intent of FEMA to unduly penalize an applicant in a major disaster situation whose facility is determined after-the-fact never to have been in the identified SFHA.
FEMA also recognizes, however, a local community's responsibility, as a participant in the NFIP, to adopt and enforce minimum floodplain management regulations. In addition, FEMA encourages, through the regulatory criteria noted above, sound risk management on the part of disaster assistance recipients.
In recent disasters, applicants have requested that FEMA waive the standard flood insurance reduction mandated by section 406(d) of the Stafford Act when a LOMA or LOMR, which removes a structure from the identified floodplain, is requested and obtained after the date of the disaster. The following policy addresses how and when FEMA should consider a LOMA or LOMR obtained after a declared disaster when applying the flood insurance reduction to Infrastructure grants.
POLICY: The following parameters apply when determining whether a LOMA or LOMR obtained after a declared disaster can be applied to an Infrastructure disaster grant by waiving the otherwise mandatory flood insurance reduction.
FEMA will not apply the flood insurance deduction pursuant to section 406(d) of the Stafford Act if:
A LOMA or LOMR was requested prior to the declared disaster, but FEMA's determination was issued after the disaster.
A LOMA was requested within six (6) months after the disaster was declared and FEMA ultimately granted the LOMA.
A LOMR was requested within six (6) months after the disaster was declared, provided the LOMR was based on more detailed topographic information and not man-made changes to the floodplain or new hydrology.
FEMA will proceed with the mandatory reduction until such time as the applicant has informed FEMA in writing that a LOMA or LOMR has been obtained. Upon receipt of a copy of the LOMA or LOMR, FEMA may reinstate funding, provided the above parameters have been met.
It is the sole responsibility of a Public Assistance applicant to request a LOMA or LOMR if it believes that a structure subject to the flood insurance reduction is not actually located in the identified SFHA per the effective FIRM. Costs incurred in pursuit of a LOMA or LOMR are not eligible for reimbursement.
KEY WORDS: Flood Insurance, National Flood Insurance Program, Letter of Map Amendment, Letter of Map Revision, Special Flood Hazard Areas, Floodplain, Flood Insurance Rate Map.
SUPERSESSION: This policy updates and replaces all relevant FEMA past policy memoranda on this subject.
AUTHORITIES: Stafford Act, Section 406(d), 44 CFR 206.252
ORIGINATING OFFICE: Infrastructure Division, Response and Recovery Directorate
REVIEW DATE: June 1998
William C. Tidball
Executive Associate Director
Response and Recovery Directorate
DISTRIBUTION: Mitigation Directorate, Federal Insurance Administration, Regional Directors, Regional Response and Recovery Division Directors, Federal Coordinating Officers/Disaster Recovery Managers


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Yeddyurappa submitted his resignation for his membership of legislative assembly and also quit from the primary membership of BJP.
An emotional Yeddyurappa broke down at the Radha Krishna temple in Sanjaynagar in Bangalore as he performed a puja before tendering his resignation. He admitted that he was making the most painful decision of his life by severing ties with the party which he had built over the past 40 years in the state.
Yeddyurappa addressed a rally at Freedom Park before heading to Vidhana Soudha.The former chief minster faxed a letter to party's national president Nitin Gadkari citing reasons for resigning from the party's primary membership. While addressing the rally, Yeddyurappa said, "I was forced to resign from the chief minister's post. My own people stabbed me in the back by hatching a conspiracy. When I resigned from the CM's post, 75 MLAs followed me till Raj Bhavan. I had asked the party leaders to allow me to dissolve the assembly and face the elections but they did not allow that. I decided not to embarrass the party and resigned. My own party people made sure that its MPs did not defend me in Parliament when opposition party leaders were making allegations against me. Today, I have put an end to all the speculations."
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Wildlife of Armenia
The wildlife of Armenia includes wild boars, porcupines, various lizards, snakes and numerous species of birds. Endangered species living in Armenia are the Caucasian bear, Caucasian bearded goat, the Armenian mouflon (sheep) and the leopard.
Fauna in Armenia is diverse given the country's relatively small geographic size, owing to the varied habitats created by the area's mountainous terrain.[1] Armenia is an important area for migratory animals, about 350 different bird species were recorded in the country. Many of the world's domesticated animals originated in or near Armenia, and the mouflon, the ancestor of domesticated sheep, is present there. Research suggests that about a quarter of the animal species in Armenia are internationally endangered. The mouflon is suffering a great population decline due to poaching and habitat loss, and the Sevan trout, which once made up thirty percent of the fish in Lake Sevan, have virtually disappeared.
Southern and south-western Armenia remains the last stronghold for survival of the Persian leopard in the whole Caucasus, in part due to its connectivity with Iran where the main population exists. The total population size in Armenia numbers no more than 10-20 individuals, including adults, sub-adults and cubs.[2] Special calculations were not carried out, but by fragmentary data, their population in Armenia is not more than 25 individuals.
Common wildlife:
- Armenian gull
- Armenian rock lizard
- Brown bear
- Caspian tiger
- Caucasian bear
- Common spoonbill
- Eastern imperial eagle
- Eumeces schneideri
- European otter
- Greek tortoise
- Karabakh horse
- Leopard
- Long-eared hedgehog
- Marbled polecat
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- Pallas's cat
- Persian leopard
- Sevan khramulya
- Sevan trout
- Squacco heron
- Steppe eagle
- Syrian brown bear
- Vipera raddei
- Wild goat
- Acer campestre
- Apricot
- Armenian cucumber
- Downy Birch
- Black Poplar
- Elaeagnus angustifolia
- Eurasian smoketree
- European pear
- Common fig
- Hackberry
- Sycamore maple
- White mulberry
- Norway maple
- Armenian oak
- Pomegranate
- White poplar
- Pyrus salicifolia
- Quince
- Sea-buckthorn
- Tatar maple
- Prunus avium
- White willow
- "Krasnaya kniga Armyanskoi SSR, zhivotnye." 1987. Yerevan, Hayastan.
- Kurkjian R. 1999. "Out of Stone. Armenia. Artsakh." Stone Garden Productions, Washington, DC.
External links[edit]
- List of freshwater fishes for Armenia
- Extinct Armenian animals
- Fauna in Armenia
- Armenia's amphibians and reptiles
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Jonathan Lippman, Chief Judge of New York's Court of Appeals, got nationwide press with his recent address on the state of New York's judiciary. He proposed, in that address, to increase the role of the judge in the grand jury process, at least in cases where civilians have been killed by police officers.
The issue of homicide by police officers has been on a lot of minds since the killings, last year, of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and Eric Garner, here in New York. In both cases, grand juries failed to indict the officers involved and - given the opinion of a former Chief Judge that a competent district attorney could get a grand jury to "indict a ham sandwich" - it was widely assumed that prosecutors had rigged the proceedings. (For instance, a British publication, The Independent, published an article under the headline "A grand jury could 'indict a ham sandwich', but apparently not a white police officer.")
To quote Judge Lippman (at page 2 of the State of the Judiciary address):
Of immediate concern are the perceptions of some that prosecutors' offices, which work so closely with the police as they must and should, are unable to objectively present to the grand jury cases arising out of police-civilian encounters.
To counter this 'perception', Judge Lippman recommended that in cases involving police officers accused of felony assault or homicide against a civilian,
a judge be physically present in the grand jury room to preside over the matter. The judge would be present to provide legal rulings, ask questions of witnesses, decide along with the grand jurors whether additional witnesses should be called to testify, preclude inadmissible evidence or improper questions, and provide final legal instructions before the grand jury deliberates.
In order that justice not only be done, but 'be seen to be done', the Chief Judge also proposed making certain grand jury evidence public after the proceeding is concluded.
The state's prosecutors seem to have been stung by Judge Lippman's remarks. A Times Union article quotes Robert M. Carney, the District Attorney of Schenectady County, as saying that "I haven't talked to any of my colleagues, but I can't imagine any of them are going to look at that say that it is a good idea" [sic].
According to Mr. Carney, "it would violate the separation of powers in the legal system to have judges so involved in the grand jury process that they order witnesses." He points out that "they're not prosecutors."
This is a very interesting point of view, but represents a fundamental misconception of the role of the grand jury - and of the role the prosecutor should have in it.


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Coalition Of National Park Service Retirees Worried About Pressure On National Park Service
Utah Reaches $1.7 Million Deal To Open Five National Parks In State
Five national parks in Utah, plus one national recreation area and two national monuments, will reopen, temporarily, under a deal the state reached with Interior Secretary Sally Jewell.
Updated: Interior Department Might Let States Pay To Open National Parks
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell said Thursday she would consider reaching a working agreement with states to open national parks within their borders if they have the financial resources to pay for the National Park Service staff in the parks.
Around The Shutdown: Utah Offers To Run National Parks, House Committee Wants NPS Answers, Petition To Stop Oil Production From The Parks
Another state suffering from the loss of fall tourism has raised its voice, House members are seeking answers from the National Park Service, and a Democratic congressman is petitioning to halt the oil flowing out of park units. Those are just some of the topics involving shuttered national parks.
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Update 3: Closed For Business: America's National Parks
National Parks, Other Federal Lands Generate Big Tourism Income For State Of Utah
How important are national parks, forests, and other federal lands in the economies of Western states? Data recently released in Utah offers a glimpse.
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There is a thread of commonality in the Colorado River as it flows through the Grand Canyon, and the Potomac River as it flows into Washington, D.C. It revolves around preservation.
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As the harbinger of winter, the autumn season brings a sense of peace and introspection with its quiet isolation, broken only by the occasional haunting call of a bull elk. Crowds are fewer and dispersed. Colors are saturated. The air is clear and crisp. It's these elements combined together that make fall my favorite season for photography.


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Really strange request, but does anyone have the box for the above. Mine got really damaged when renovation work was getting done to our house a couple of years ago, although contents were thankfully intact. I know this request is weird but perhaps someone has transferred all the music to digital and doesn't need the box anymore.
I will of course reimburse any expense incurred.
Looking for any original DDN concert handouts, no photo copies please. If you have some you don't want or doubles in your collection I'd appreciate if you contacted me. Thanks!
Hey I found a copy of let me sing your blues away/ Here comes sunshine single from 1973 promo copy. I have found copies of it online
Does anyone know a good place to find the value of this, or other gd vinyl?
I am trying to get a tattoo!!!!!!! I'm not trying to buy anything! All I need is the IMAGE!!!!! I can't find it!!!!!!!! :(
I used to have a sticker of a crab with the shell grooved like the SYF skull! it was SICK! I always wanted to get a tattoo of it since I am a cancer. I guess I lost the sticker, so now I'm desperate!!!!!!!
Hi all,
I've been scouring the internet for a certain GD shirt that I once had in college and has since gone missing (well, not really "missing"...according to my dad, my beloved shirt was retired to dust rag status many years ago. Eeek!). It's got the skeleton, the bear, and the turtle playing baseball, and on the back reads "Steal Your Base". If anyone knows where I can find one, please let me know! The only one I've been able to find online is on eBay, for $90.
Thanks in advance!
It might be, O Come All Ye Grateful Dead-Heads from TWISTED CHRISTMAS by Bob Rivers.
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Years ago on a now defunct radio station in Baltimore, WHFS, one of the DJ played a tune at this time of year "God Rest You Merry Deadheads" or "Come All You Deadheads". I would love to find a copy of that novelty tune. Never heard it again. Anybody have any ideas? Thanks and Merry Christmas and best wishes for a dream come true New Year.
...if anyone has an original Terry Fox "Marathon of Hope" t-shirt, that is still in decent condition and wishes to get rid of it, please pm me.
I have an authentic squirrel maze holigraph, done and autographed by Jerry Garcia its a number 135 out of 500, for sale. I bought it ten years ago for $500, I would like to sell it, does anybody know how much they currently go for and anyone intrested in purchasing it. My phone number is 541-744-0270. My name is Jack pruitt
Archive.org is the easiest around, here is a link. Just put in the year your looking for.
Sugarmegs is also a good spot for Dead and everyone else.
My first show was ventura july 30 1983. I would like to hear it once before I die. Can anyone direct me to where I might be able to hear it on line for free. I'm homeless. Please help


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Updated: August 5, 2011, 9:45 AM ETBy Christopher Harris | ESPN.com
So much for Tebowmania?
According to multiple reports from Broncos beat writers, Tim Tebow has been thoroughly outplayed by Kyle Orton in training camp, to the extent that team officials are now proclaiming that not only will Orton not be traded, but he's the team's clear No. 1 quarterback. That's a huge reversal from the accepted party line all summer, which proclaimed that the Broncos would get a midround draft pick for Orton and give Tebow a shot at translating his running and ...
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The issue of exercising presidential clemency and commuting to life imprisonment the death sentence passed on Mohammad Afzal in the December 13, 2001 Parliament attack case which took a toll of nine lives, not counting the five terrorists killed by the security forces has proved to be extremely divisive. It has pitted those who favour a hard line on terrorism against those considered soft, and politicians and groups in Kashmir against much of the rest of the nation. Yet if Afzal deserves a life sentence rather than death by hanging, it is because the death penalty is abhorrent under any circumstances. To plead for clemency alleging a flawed trial or pointing to incensed Kashmiri sentiment is to miss the point. First, it is clear that he was convicted after a fair trial, with the judiciary from the trial court through the high court to the Supreme Court concurring on both his guilt and his sentence, even while two others were acquitted. Critics of the Afzal verdict have made it out that he did not have proper legal representation; that the evidence against him was not direct but only circumstantial; and that as he did not actually take part in the attack or mastermind it, he should have been given a lesser sentence. These issues were examined at length by the Supreme Court, which found that he was adequately represented. Even after disregarding his confession to the police, the apex court found enough circumstantial evidence of his being a key conspirator who played an active role in the attack. This role included the purchase of mobile phones for the terrorists; being in contact with them in the minutes before the attack; arranging accommodation for them and staying with them; and purchasing vehicles and explosive material for the attack. As for the nature of the offence, the court found it to be "a terrorist act of gravest severity" and "a spectacle of the rarest of rare cases," warranting the death sentence.
The argument rooted in Kashmiri sentiment also seems to be on shaky ground. It is a measure of the peculiar circumstances in Jammu & Kashmir that even mainstream political parties in the State think nothing of identifying themselves with a convicted terrorist and pleading his cause. Yet going by such considerations would be subversive of the fundamental principles of the rule of law and setting a dangerous precedent. For any group or region could use its collective voice and muscle to bale out anyone convicted by a court.
The Hindu has, for some decades now, been calling for the abolition of the death penalty and this consistent editorial position will naturally be valid for Afzal's case as well. After surviving a constitutional challenge, the death penalty is now supposed to be applied only in "the rarest of rare cases," as laid down by the Supreme Court. Yet however grave or gruesome the crime, the taking of a human life by the state under the banner of justice dehumanises society as a whole. The judicial system is not immune to mistakes, and there is always the danger of extinguishing a life in error. That this is not hypothetical has been shown occasionally by DNA evidence clearing a convicted criminal on death row. In a 1930 case in Bihar, five persons were sentenced to death on a charge of murder but had to be released because it was discovered just in time that the case had been totally fabricated by a police officer.
The most common argument advanced in favour of capital punishment is that it is qualitatively different from imprisonment and, as all fear death, it is the most effective deterrent. Yet there is little evidence that the death penalty is any more deterrent than imprisonment for life. Indeed, the evidence, if any, supports the opposite conclusion: the period when the death penalty remained suspended in the United States, for instance, did not see any change in the number of `capital offences.' Very often, rather than deterrence, the unstated rationale is retribution and revenge the taking of a life for a life. In the Afzal case, the Supreme Court comes close to echoing such sentiments when it says: "the collective conscience of the society will only be satisfied if capital punishment is awarded to the offender" and he "is a menace to the society and his life should become extinct." Over the past half century, proposals made on and off for the abolition of capital punishment fell through because of the argument that public opinion and the conditions in the country did not warrant such a radical change. Such a line was taken even by the Law Commission when it examined the issue in detail, but that was in 1967. Now, abolition is becoming more and more the international norm, with the whole of Europe doing without it as India found when Portugal allowed the extradition of Abu Salem on condition that he would not be awarded the death penalty.
The Government needs to turn the issues thrown up by the latest case into a broader discussion on whether India can retain on its statute book something so abhorrent to human rights as the death penalty and should move boldly towards its abolition. Meanwhile, in the specific case of Mohammad Afzal, the death sentence must be commuted to imprisonment for life. This is indeed a fit case for the use of presidential clemency for the right reasons. The pleading by Afzal's wife and seven-year-old son and his background as a surrendered militant who cooperated with the authorities are reasons sound enough to exercise the executive power of clemency, which may be subject to broad judicial scrutiny but still retains a large measure of discretion.


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The St. James VFW boys baseball team hit the road on Saturday and took a pair of games from Mapleton.The St. James team won the opening game 6-2 and took the back end of the double header by an 8-2 score. The sweep pushed the team's record to an impressive 9-1.John Olsen was the winning pitcher in the opener. Olsen went five innings and gave up no runs and just one hit.It was a tight game in the early innings. St. James scored a run in the third and held a 1-0 until the top of the sixth, when the VFW boys broke the game open when they put up five runs.In that inning Devon Schmitz doubled in two runs and Bransen Petersen added another two RBIs with a single.Tyler Witcraft went the last two innings giving up a run in each of the innings.Olsen went two for three at the plate, Witcraft was two for four and Walker Froehling was two for four and scored twice.St. James won the second game by an 8-2 score. VFW scored first when they put up four runs in the top half of the fourth. Mapleton chopped the lead in half in the bottom of the fourth, when they scored two runs on VFW starting pitcher Ryan Menssen. He gave up those two runs over the six innings he pitched.St. James added three in the fifth and another in the sixth for the 8-2 final score.Menssen went six innings, striking out five and giving up five hits in getting the win.Justin Stevens pitched the seventh inning, striking out two.Walker Froehling had another big game when he went two for three, scoring two runs and knocking in two more.Zach Brandts also got two RBIs on two for three hitting and Schmitz doubled in two more runs. Bransen Petersen also knocked in two runs with a single.Kaleb Mohwinkel doubled for St. James and Menssen, Stevens, Olsen and Simon Beck all singled for VFW in the second game.The VFW next home game is a double header against Fairmont on Sunday, June 24th. The first game gets underway at 1 pm.
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Musical noise and room for instruments definitely factored into our decision-making process for which house to buy. In our household of four, we have 1 person who plays the piano (and one who tinkers more »
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For the record, I don't live in a "W" town. I just don't automatically assume that those who do are snobs. more »
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MWK -- Just so I'm clear, does the request to drop the stereotyping include a call to stop insinuating that people who live in "W" towns, or who desire to send their kids to good schools, are snobs an more »
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Using your heart after you've used your brain is all well and good, provided you did actually use your brain first and didn't get carried away on emotion. Based on some of the housing decisions I've s more »
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Jima wrote -- "@shiplesp -"If you'd ever lived where you could walk easily to work and to services ... how much that fact improves your life" This is true for those without cars and the blind.Otherwis more »
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One of the worst pieces of advice I ever received was to "buy as much house as you can afford." Thankfully, my husband and I ignored those words before buying our first home and with each home since. more »
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Barely any new inventory has gone on the market so far in 2012 in the towns in which we were looking. Given our particular circumstances, I'm glad we put a house under contract when we did. more »
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Thanks Lance. Reluctance toward the relocation is starting to be replaced by excitement. Each time I've seen the new house I like it better, so I think that overall we made a good decision based on th more »
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We put a house under contract after Christmas. It's been on the market since the late spring. The current owners were overpriced and chased the market down thru the summer, fall and early winter. Addi more »
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For every scenario I run in in the NYT Rent vs. Buy calculator I put the home price appreciation at 0% a year or -1% a year. Given how inflated the prices still are in the markets in which I'm looking more »
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Lance -- I agree completely. In our own search we've set out basic criteria as well as things we'd like to avoid. There's one house that meets almost all of our criteria (some right down to a tee), bu more »
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"I've got dozens of houses on my Zillow 'watch' list and nothing has moved in the last 2 months. " @haisuli -- Interesting. I'm watching several houses in Arlington too -- similar parameters to your s more »
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sesvv -- Do most people in Winchester belong to country clubs? That's what our real estate agent told us. She also told us there wasn't any trash pick-up in the town. more »
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sesvv -- Where do you live? That's where I want to be. :-) I'm serious. more »
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I'd actually like to see some new listings come on in December. more »
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