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Two years after his signing to Rostrum Records, Boaz finally has a debut album on the horizon. On newly-released lead single How We Law, the Pittsburgh representative gives us a primer on his personal approach to the paper chase. None too surprisingly, it involves smoking the finest weed, kicking it with beautiful women and rolling through the city streets in gleaming whips. Beatnick & K-Salaam man the mixing boards, imbuing this joint with the same "hip hop-meets-reggae" vibe they brought to Smif N Wessun's recent Born and Raised EP. Dancehall mainstay Junior Reid lends his vocals to the chorus. Boaz's freshman full-length currently lacks both a title and a drop date, but we in the Booth will keep you posted on the set as further details emerge.
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The better part of an argument explained with evidence and science. I have been critical about the black painted intercooler myself but here is everything you need to know
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Venus is quite active as she reverberates the Cardinal t-square energy with Capricorn Pluto and Uranus freshly retrograde in Aries. She also will push our emotional buttons with her water trine to Scorpio Saturn and Piscean Chiron and then square the nodal axis next week. We may feel like busting out or hiding out all […]Read More
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The inner planets will remain quite active this summer as the focus shifts to all things Leonian. Sun conjuncts Jupiter in early Leo and the new moon is at 4 degrees Leo. How is the spark of creativity coming forth in you? That Jupiter in aspect to Chiron may throw a bit of water on […]Read More
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Uranus turns retrograde in Aries (16-12 degrees) until December 22 and we will most certainly re-visit all the issues around liberating ourselves from the status quo. Also this week, Saturn turns stationary direct in the middle degrees of Scorpio. Mars will also ingress Scorpio. We have ample opportunity to metamorphose any limitations on our journey […]Read More
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The Full Moon in Capricorn will aspect all other planets, square the nodal axis, and activate the Grand Cross again. The dominant theme is about balancing our needs and recognizing that those needs also exist with the sacred other. This is called emotional maturity. Mars direct is conjunct the north node so a very activated […]Read More
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Our bountiful and life-sustaining Sun is now in the midst of activating the cardinal cross and the water trine. We are all feeling the shift towards more yang energy and yet we must look inwardly first so that our creative expressions in society ring true. We have reached the highlight of the Pluto retrograde cycle […]Read More
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With Jupiter square the nodes of the Moon and the Sun now activating the grand cross in cardinal signs, our emotional processing is at an apex rendering some solutions to all the Mercury retrograde frustrations. Hopefully a new level of emotional congruency results from the process. However, this new Moon also opposes Pluto in Cap […]Read More
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Mercury has reached its interior conjunction to the Sun and we should feel a little less overwhelm and more green lights on our path. Chiron is stationary retrograde on the summer solstice and along with Jupiter's aspect to Neptune, more Piscean energy bubbles up to be healed. We will have five retrograde planets for awhile […]Read More
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I have been giving the 100.14.06 driver a whirl the last few days and regularily ran into long hangs of my entire system... within seconds, the machine slowed down to an almost halt and (until now) always recovers after a minute or so... a few seconds before everything is back to normal, the screen flashes shortly (current screen -> black -> current screen).
I have attached the output of nvidia-bugreport.
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dmesg is barfing. Both disk and video going down? Could be PSU.
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The hangs are not related to the 100.14.06 nvidia driver, so much I already figured because I can still reproduce them with 1.0.9755. So this leaves two possible culprits: either its the bleeding edge kernel (2.6.22-rc3-git7) or the even more bleeding edge scheduler (cfs). I'll have to investigate this even further...
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Satara: Post election hoarding congratulating the elected MPs have become a common sighting, however a particular hoarding has caught peoples' eye for all the wrong reasons. The hoarding is question is that of sitting Member of Parliament, Udayanraje Bhosale from the Nationalist Congress Party(NCP) congratulating Narendra Modi of BJP.
The hoarding which reads "Abki Baar Modi Sarkaar" literally has a picture of Udayanraje Bhosale and Narendra Modi stating "Hearty congratulations on being victorious by majority votes."
Even though it unclear as who put the hoarding up, it became the topic of discussion among members of the NCP and has eventually led to the hoarding being taken down.
Udayanraje Bhosale wasn't available for a comment; however a statement was released stating that he played no role in the putting up of this hoarding.
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The Congress on Wednesday hailed the Railway budget saying the party in particular welcomes Mamata Banerjee's decision not to increase passenger fares.
"We welcome the Railway budget. In this seventh successive railway budget under UPA I and UPA II, there has been no hike in passenger fares or even in freight. Both the UPA governments need to be congratulated for that," party spokesperson Shakeel Ahmed told reporters here.
He also appreciated Ms. Banerjee for emphasising on social sectors in her budget.
Asked whether the party was distancing itself from the white paper issued by Ms. Banerjee during the first budget of UPA II, which was seen as snubbing the high success claims of the UPA I's Railway Minister Lalu Prasad, Mr. Ahmed said, "We have only welcomed the non-increase of fare during UPA I and UPA II. The inside statistics can be explained only by the minister and the former minister."
Mr. Ahmed evaded a direct reply when asked whether Ms. Banerjee has ignored a missive by the Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Committee, which reportedly advised for a hike in passenger fare. "What transpired between the PMO and the minister concerned is a matter between them," he said.
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Reviews Comments: Like being slapped in the face with a wet eagle
Like being slapped in the face with a wet eagle
I'll admit I've never been a fan of comics, mainly due to their overwhelming america-ness of most of them, so I didn't have the highest of hopes for this film (being quite a classic Brit, I find 'America The Great' thing quite tiring). Really, even taking into account my expectations, it was quite disappointing. There were a few glimmers of hope, promising a more deep or interesting story, but they were almost immediately crushed by the tedious, flat and unceasing conveyor belt of one-dimensional characters. The only parts I really enjoyed were the SchizoTech elements, but they were also tinged with the feeling that surely HYDRA (I'm assuming it's allcaps) wouldn't be the only people with such advanced technology. Overall, I found the film quite pointless and certainly very missable. Compared to Iron Man and even Thor, Captain America was a stark and disappointing contrast. By the end, I think I felt about the same as if someone had stood in front of me and monotonously recited the American constitution in full.
I don't really know what to make of this review. There's only one big criticism (one-dimensional characters), which doesn't even go into much detail. Since this review is quite a bit below the TV Tropes word limit, it should've given more reasons for disliking it.
comment #15979 doctrainAUM 1st Sep 12
Same here. The examples aren't very concrete.
comment #15980 Tuckerscreator 1st Sep 12
I'd say Captain America: First Avenger (especially the first and last acts) were a lot better than Thor.
comment #15981 son 1st Sep 12
This is more of a whine/rant then an actual review. It lacks depths, detailed points, or most of the necessary things a good review usually has. So this fails at being a review.
comment #16011 qtjinla15 4th Sep 12
If you don't like the "America the Great" theme, then don't watch it. It's Captain America, heck yeah America's going to be heavily promoted.
comment #17304 JamesPicard 17th Dec 12
It's not missable, in my opinion, because of the info about the Tessaract and the fact that Steve's entire arc is in this movie. Speaking of, Steve actually had an arc, which was missing from Iron Man 2 and the Hulk, so I have to rank it above those those films. For me, the schizo tech was the weakest part, mainly because they show up and disappear, with a tiny mention in Avengers. As for "America the great," what were your expectations for a movie called "Captain America"?
comment #17305 fenrisulfur 17th Dec 12
What were you expecting from a movie about a guy with the word America literally in his name?
comment #17458 LimeTH 27th Dec 12
Captain America, if anything, downplays the American-ness as much as possible. The makers clearly wanted to avoid coming across as jingoistic, which is why they have the British feature heavily, along with a whole team of ethnic minorities from the comics. Even in the scenes where America is posing with flags or taking part in pro USA shows, the movie focusses is on how tacky and tasteless it looks, rather then how cool it is to be American. Iron Man 1 & 2; now those are "America the Great" movies.
comment #17462 maninahat 28th Dec 12
Who wrote this review, Yahtzee? Seriously, this entire thing is nothing more than a short rant with no clarification whatsoever, and it's clear that the writer simply dislikes it for its American-ness and then struggles to come up with any legitimate reasons for his dislike. This is nothing more than a nationalistic rant that's both childish and moronic. Seriously, it's like trashing James Bond for his overt Britishness.
comment #18745 gameragodzilla 3rd Apr 13
You know, I too dislike American jingoism in the media...and I found very little of it in this movie despite the reviewers whining. Hell, the only thing to jingoism I found in this movie were those segments where Steve was paraded around in that tacky costume, a blatant parody of the propaganda in Golden/Silver age comics. In the future if you're going to review something, actually watch it instead of just reading the wikipedia entry of it.
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After months of suspense, the Mythical Pokémon Diancie is finally making its debut this afternoon on Cartoon Network at 2:30pm Pacific and Eastern Time (1:30pm Central Time) in the newest Pokémon movie, Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction!
Before the movie airs, though, you'll also be able to watch five select Pokémon episodes from Diamond and Pearl: Galactic Battles, Diamond and Pearl: Sinnoh League Victors, and Black and White: Rival Destinies to get you pumped for the newest movie as well as Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. These episodes start at 12:00pm PST/EST (1:00pm CST) and run until the movie airs later in the afternoon.
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Staff at Rewind feed them peanuts. Kids in Audubon Park throw snowballs at them. Late-night walkers
on Johnson Street spot them in the trees.
The wild turkeys that roost near the business strip along 29th and Johnson have become local celebrities — this summer, a local pastor even created a Facebook page dedicated to turkey sightings and snapshots.
"They're kind of the neighborhood story," said Catrina Ferraro, a recreation specialist at Audubon Park.
The turkeys have been in the neighborhood for more than a year now, and apparently it's no surprise they would settle here. Karl Tinsley, a University of Minnesota Ph.D. student who is studying urban turkeys, said the city shields them from predators and hunting season. They eat just about anything, and they merely require trees or telephone poles to sleep.
"If they can find the niches they need to reproduce, they'll make it," Tinsley said.
He said urban flocks have been around the Twin Cities for 20 to 25 years. He's studying a flock at Battle Creek Regional Park on the east side of St. Paul, as well as flocks that reach 50 to 70 turkeys in Shoreview, Minn. He said the larger flocks in Shoreview are a bit more troublesome for residents. They break tree branches, scratch up garden mulch and alarm residents as they scurry across rooftops.
Turkeys test their dominance during any new social encounter, Tinsley said, so kids who show a bit of fear can find themselves in a showdown. Turkeys have even targeted kids' lunch bags at Shoreview bus stops.
Tinsley said the male turkeys have spurs, but he doesn't think Northeasters need to worry about run-ins.
"I've never heard of a turkey attacking anyone," he said. "If they are a nuisance, you can squirt them with water or a hose, or let the dog bark at them."
Bryan Lueth, the Department of Natural Resources' north metro area wildlife manager, agreed.
"At most, they are a 15 to 20 pound bird. What harm are they going to do to you?" he said, adding that the spurs on the backside of the leg wouldn't do much more than make a scratch. "They need to learn that every person is dominant to them."
In Audubon Park, Ferraro said the turkeys usually don't bother anybody. But kids occasionally pick on them and even throw snowballs, prompting angry turkeys to run after the children.
"I tell them that one of these days, they're going to get attacked," Ferraro said, laughing.
She spots the turkeys in the park after it rains, pecking the ground and searching for worms.
Tinsley said the winter is an especially nice time for a turkey to live in the city. It can't scratch down to find food under more than 30 centimeters of snow, so it appreciates all the neighborhood bird feeders. Juvenile birds eat lots of insects off of flower beds, bushes and trees, and adults aren't too picky — they'll eat acorns, berries, or even salamanders and toads.
"If they haven't seen it, they'll investigate it,"
he said.
Rewind General Manager Missy Dodge said the turkeys will eat any snack she has on hand — peanuts, raisins or crackers.
Turkeys travel in larger packs during the winter. The Northeast group numbered about six this year. During summer nesting periods, they break into little bachelor parties of two to three males while the females split up and find nests.
Tinsley said nesting is the most challenging aspect of a turkey's urban life. It needs a nest on the ground that's concealed from predators like raccoons, crows and coyotes. It also needs to hide from humans.
"If they get flushed off a nest, typically they abandon it," Tinsley said.
Nevertheless, turkeys are a huge conservation success story. They were nearly extinct in the 1920s and '30s due to overhunting and habitat destruction, and today there are seven million birds across the country.
Tinsley is studying how turkeys adapt to urban habitats. He's always looking for property owners that will allow him to trap a turkey and attach radio transmitters for tracking. By using radio telemetry, he can compare the success of urban and rural nests.
Tinsley isn't the only one with an eye on the turkeys.
"Wherever they are, someone is taking a picture of them," said Kory Kleinsasser, a Waite Park Church pastor who started the "Northeast Minneapolis Turkeys" Facebook page. When he arrived in town about a year ago, he was surprised to walk into a coffee shop and hear two separate conversations about the turkeys.
"Pretty early on when I came here, I realized they were iconic figures," he said.
Some of the most recent sightings came from a chef at Hazel's, who spotted the turkeys outside the restaurant, and Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church Pastor Dave Solberg, who recently noticed them off of St. Anthony Parkway. The turkeys come and go at Gustavus, and occasionally take up residence in the trees there off of Johnson Street.
"The only trouble they have caused is they poop on the sidewalk. Other than that, they are a real novelty," Solberg said. "We have some classic pictures on our board."
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Irwin Jacobs, one of San Diego's top businessmen and philanthropists, was interviewed recently by the U-T Community Editorial Board
JACOBS: Anybody involved in philanthropy probably has several different areas that they want to support. And we particularly are focused on education because I probably would not have gotten as far as I have without a very good education, and to a large extent that was supported by scholarships in undergraduate years and a fellowship plus government support when I went through MIT for graduate school. Giving others that opportunity has been very important to us. We recognize that the research universities in the country are very critical to our being able to succeed economically. And so that's been one of our focuses. K-12 is also another. Probably one of the major challenges we're facing right now is the decreasing support to both the K-12 system here in California and around the country and also to the universities.
I think the first very large donation we made locally was to the San Diego Symphony.
The issue of the central library has been before us for many years. We had a family debate as to whether public libraries are going to be important institutions going forward. One of the things we've done as we travel is always go in and visit libraries. And they're always full of people, so that was very positive.
Another project that has gained a bit of notoriety is the Balboa Park plan. The thought was to clear the Plaza de Panama and other areas of the park of cars in time for the Centennial Celebration to allow that to be available for pedestrians and to be a major gathering spot for San Diegans. We have proposed a bypass bridge around the west and south side of Museum of Man to get to an existing parking lot and then on beyond it to a parking garage. There have been some who object rather strenuously to putting a bypass bridge there.
As with every issue there are thoughts on all sides so we'll see how that does come out. Whether there's a significant philanthropic contribution there or not is still to be decided by the City Council.
Q: One of the criticisms about philanthropists is that so many wealthy people tend to give their money for construction of buildings and edifices while many nonprofit social service agencies are starving. And these are the agencies that deal directly with many of the day-to-day ills in society. How do you respond to this?
A: I think if you look at philanthropy you'll see that some does go to bricks and mortar and some goes to operating approaches. Most foundations, not all, but most don't like to support bricks and mortar. And so they'll provide various grants of different types but not for facilities. And in fact many of them don't even support overhead to pay for the facility, depreciation, maintenance, etc. So philanthropy often has to come in and fill that gap.
One of the problems we identified was the lack of innovation funding at the Salk Institute. You can't just have a good idea, write a few pages, send it off to the NIH and expect to get that financed. They just won't give you any money for that unless they set up a special program. So we set up an innovation fund which I think is a very good thing for most of these research organizations. Chairs in educational institutions at all levels are another way. So there are a variety of things that are not bricks and mortar that are very important. But bricks and mortar sometimes are important, too.


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continued That was just the warm-up, though. Schurman hit on his first 3-pointer of the season early in the second quarter, and drained another on his way to 10 points in that frame and 16 for the half.
As a result, C-NS trailed 38-27 at halftime, and threatened to get back in it when back-to-back 3-pointers from Lumia early in the third period quickly cut the Hornets' lead to 38-33.
But F-M countered with an 11-2 run, six of the points coming from Tomer Nesher, who would finish with 19 points for the night. And the Hornets got away in the latter stages, Schurman exiting after he had posted 27 points, including an eight-for-eight night at the free-throw line.
Again, Lumia led C-NS, earning 13 points, with Brown adding 10 points and DeMonte picking up seven points. Now at 0-3, the Northstars would again pursue that first win of the season when it hosted Johnson City (Section IV) on Friday.
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RE: Santiago, Valparaiso or Vina del Mar?
I would recommend to stay in Santiago and to make a tour to see the highlights of Santiago (Cerro Santa Lucia, Mercato Central, Plaza de Armas with cathedral, post office, Palacio de la Moneda and Cerro San Cristobal).
You have to take a bus to Valparaiso, about a 1 1/2 hours drive; they are leaving from the metro station Pajaritos. There are 2 companies with regular busses to V. and they are leaving at least every 30 minutes.
The last day you can visit Valparaiso. Specially the hills around the harbour and the cable cars are worth a visit.
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When do foreign policy elites matter?
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Daniel W. Drezner is professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and a senior editor at The National Interest. Prior to Fletcher, he taught at the University of Chicago and the University of Colorado at Boulder. Drezner has received fellowships from the German Marshall Fund of the United States, the Council on Foreign Relations, and Harvard University. He has previously held positions with Civic Education Project, the RAND Corporation, and the Treasury Department.
My post earlier this week on the role of public opinion in the Big Policy Decisions of the past decade has triggered some interesting responses from the international political economy wing of the blogosphere. See, in order, Kindred Winecoff, Henry Farrell, Dan Nexon, Winecoff again, and then Phil Arena.
Farrell's post in particular connects this contretemps with larger scholarly questions in global political economy and foreign policy decisionmaking:
International political economy scholarship tends to have an extremely stripped down, and bluntly unrealistic account of how policy is made. Typically, modelers in this field either assume that the "median voter" plays an important role in determining national preferences, or that various stylized economic interests (which they try to capture using Stolper-Samuelson, Ricardo-Viner and other approaches borrowed from economic theory) determine policy, perhaps as filtered through a very simple representation of legislative-executive relations.
However, actual work on how policy gets made suggests that this doesn't work. On many important policy issues, the public has no preferences whatsoever. On others, it has preferences that largely maps onto partisan identifications rather than actual interests, and that reflect claims made by political elites (e.g. global warming). On others yet, the public has a set of contradictory preferences that politicians can pick and choose from. In some broad sense, public opinion does provide a brake on elite policy making – but the boundaries are both relatively loose and weakly defined. Policy elites can get away with a hell of a lot if they want to.
The result is that the relevant literature on policy making (located largely within comparative political economy and a growing debate within American politics) argues that elites play a very strong role in creating policies.
These are fair points — indeed, Benjamin Page wrote a whole book about the ways in which foreign policy elites in the United States have pursued policies at vatiance with American public opinion.
So, yes, policy elites matter. However, I would issue a few qualifiers and questions to Farrell's points.
1) Who are we talking about when we talk about "elites"? The word "elites" can cover an awful lot of individuals. Many conservatives, for example, snorted at the notion of Krugman scolding elites, since there's no way one can define Krugman as anything but a member of the policy elite. So… who is part of the elite? Does it include powerful interest group lobbies, or only policy mandarins?
In his blog post Farrell seems to imply the latter, which does makes the term more precise. That said, interest groups are a pretty powerful animal, and they will not get confused by elite policy rhetoric. Farrell lumps interest group and public opinion stories together in his blog post, and I'm not sure that's right. When are policy elites simply doing the work of interest groups, and when are they pushing back? I've seen examples of both, but I haven't seen a generalizable theory explaining when one dynamic trumps the other.
2) When does issue salience matter? Part of the reason I pushed back against Krugman was that two of the three policy choices he stressed (tax cuts, Iraq) were very high-profile, publicly debated issues. One would assume that public opinion would form a more powerful brake on high-profile issues than low-profile ones. This is why I didn't push back against Krugman's financial deregulation story.
Now, Farrell might argue that elites can still manipulate a heck of a lot even on high-profile policies. This is probably true on some issues, but on others the public can act as an ex ante or ex post brake on policies. TARP was a bipartisan vote, for example, and a successful policy to boot — and yet the public backlash against it clearly constrained the Obama administration's policy options in 2009. Despite Obama's election mandate and majorities in both houses of Congress, the administration scaled back its fiscal policy stimulus below the $1 trillion mark, partly because of fears of how the public would respond.
3) When will policy elites split? The word "elite" tends to assume an undifferentiated group of privileged policymakers, and anyone who has spent time inside the Beltway knows that partisanship matters a wee bit. When will the foreign policy community (or economic policy community) reach consensus, and when will there be significant opposition?
Consider Operation Iraqi Freedom, for example. A commonly-made argument (at least in blog comments) is that the public went along with the war because the Bush administration cranked up its PR machine and shaped mass public attitudes. OK, but one of the things us political scientists know is that had the Democrats vociferously opposed the invasion of Iraq, public support for it might have dropped. OK, but now we get to the key questuion — why didn't Democrats oppose the war with greater vigor? Part of it might be that a lot of Democratic liberal internationalists agreed with Republican neoconservatives taking out Saddam Hussein. Part of it, however, is that Democrats feared looking soft on security during the 2002 midterm elections. Because of that fear, Democratic policymaking elites were not unified — thereby bolstering public support for the war.
Now, in this narrative, is public opinion a cause or an effect of the debate that played out among policy elites? A little of both, I suspect. I raise this, however, because one of the difficulties with talking about the role of public opinion as a policy constraint (or a policy enabler) is that its role is sometimes buried beneath the more proximate causes.
This is a good blog conversation to have, because it highlights how difficult it is to develop clear and generalizable models of national policy preferences, and the ways in which the fields of international political economy and foreign policy analysis struggle to cope with this complexity.
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There was a suprising moment during a timeout on Sunday at the United Center. The 2011 inductees into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame were spotlighted: Doc Emery, Gary Suter, Keith Tkachuk and Chris Chelios. Chelios was announced last, and he received the biggest ovation. For those who followed the saga, this was no guarantee. Hawks fans have had a real struggle reconciling Chelios' years in Detroit. I know I did. Chelios was traded, so it wasn't as if he had full choice of crossing the divide we fans can't stand. But he did sort of force his trade there. Seeing him in that jersey was bad enough. When he paraded the Cup at Wrigley Field, seemingly oblivious to the finger in the eye that it was to Hawks fans, I recoiled more. Did he not care? Chelios's Heritage last year was awkward at best. It was an event that needed to be a year or two more in the future, to let wounds heal. Chelios was booed by as many as he was cheered, and he asked for Hawks fans to put the past in the past. I was...
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Even though it has that cool drawer, I wouldn't give it a grand prize. It's a table with little dot's on it.
but this is SO far from the mission of science, research, and exploration that it's no wonder that many people think NASA is a colossal waste of money! When congress cuts NASA's funding, just look back at things like this. I was expecting to see artist's concepts of possible new spacecraft. Instead, there are seashells, tiddly winks and tables - as the grand prize winner! Unbelievable.
Northstar table - I liked the table anyway, then this!!! Man that really is far out.
LOL. Yeah dude. A table, really. The dots on my table sure don't open a cool drawer! I think they're paint splatters and old price tags from various crap I've bought. I could try pressing them all just in case I missed something. Might amuse me for a bit, but I'm easily amused, Thank the heavens ... which brings brings us round full circle.
popped out of the dots - then maybe I'd be impressed! [_]3
a kinda detatchable rubik's cube config inside. Electro magnets activate which side will be drawn out with each face.
Look at the table, then think, if there were 4 full-size drawers in there, opening to different stars... that'd impress me. Think about it...


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Three months after the debt-ridden Shree Renuka Sugars (SRSL) announced a deal to sell equity stake to Wilmar International (WIL), the world's largest palm oil processor from Singapore, its promoters are gearing up for a joint open offer with WIL.
But the higher stock price is going to play a spoilsport in the open offer that will be underway in two weeks.
On Friday, the stock closed at Rs 24.70 on BSE, much above the proposed open offer price of Rs 21.89 a share. As per guidelines by the stock market regulator Sebi, it is mandatory for Wilmar Sugar Holdings (WSH) and the Indian promoters to make an open offer to buy up to 26% of the expanded equity share capital of the company.
"We do not expect any great response to the open offer. Our focus will be on the next step of the proposed deal – a rights issue. Both promoters will invest equally and also subscribe to the unsubscribed portion of retail investors. As against the open offer, the funds via rights issue will come to the company. Pricing of the issue will be decided later," said an official.
The open offer has an unusual 'joint' clause that allows them to split shares between the Indian and foreign promoters. Standard Chartered Bank, which acted as financial adviser to the deal, is managing the open offer as well.
While most funds raised through rights issue will go to retiring SRSL's huge debt, a part will be used for capital expenditure.
In the first step, WSH has got shareholders' approval to pick up a 27.72% stake through a preferential allotment at Rs 20.08 per share, at a total investment of Rs 517 crore.
India's largest sugar refiner will be jointly controlled by the existing promoters – the Murkumbi family – and Wilmar, with both parties holding equal shareholding and board representation. As per BSE filing, Indian promoters hold 38.17% stake in SRSL, as on March 31.
"The company will be managed by the current promoters and the existing management. Wilmar will have equal representation on the board, but will leave day-to-day operations to the management to handle," said the official.
According the original plan, the last step of the deal involves Wilmar and the existing promoters of SRSL jointly participating in a rights issue to raise up to Rs 725.40 crore of primary equity capital for SRSL. According to data compiled by Bloomberg, SRSL had total debt of Rs 8,480 crore, as on March 31, 2013, up from Rs 840 crore in 2008.


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A squad set up by the Kerala Water Authority to detect illegal connections and misuse of water during the drought season has detected and disconnected 12 illegal water connections apart from suspending the plumbing license of one person.
According to an official press release here, following raids at Pothencode, Chenkottukonam and Sasthavattom areas, 12 illegal connections taken from the JICA pipeline passing through the region were detected. The Blue Brigade accompanying the squad has disconnected these while it was found that the connections were given illegally by a licensed plumber Sreekumaran Nair, who runs a firm called Shivashakti Engineering Works. He had collected exorbitant sums of money from the public to give these illegal connections.
While Sreekumaran Nair's plumbing license has been cancelled, the squad has asked consumers who have taken new connections via him to approach the Water Works North sub-division assistant executive engineer (Phone: 85476 38186) to verify whether those connections were legal and valid. There were several complaints against him. It was understood that he had given several connections illegally, the officials said.
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Disney Store Spearheads Nationwide Back-To-School Customer Donation Program Benefiting Boys & Girls Clubs of America; Children Will Receive Backpacks and Lunch Totes Featuring Their Favorite Disney Characters
GLENDALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 6, 2005--Disney Store announced today that it will spearhead a nationwide back-to-school promotion next month, paving the way for consumers to help donate much-needed school supplies to local Boys & Girls Clubs. The promotion will be held July 23 and 24, the unofficial kick-off of the back-to-school shopping season, at more than 300 Disney Stores across North America.
During the weekend donation program, Disney Store customers can purchase two backpacks for $20 (regularly $14.50 each) or two lunch totes for $15 (regularly $9.50 each) and one of the items will be donated to local Boys & Girls Clubs. This is a great opportunity for parents to teach their kids about giving back to the community by donating school supplies to children in need.
Disney Store backpacks and lunch totes feature characters from JoJo's Circus and Disney Princess for girls, and The Incredibles and Power Rangers for boys. Disney Store back-to-school accessories are popular with kids because they're fun, colorful and functional. Disney characters are especially comforting to small children starting a new school year - particularly those beginning school for the first time.
"We wanted to make a difference for kids on a grass-roots level and provide school supplies that children really need," said Mario Ciampi, President of Disney Store. "We thought it would be a great idea for our guests to become involved, so as to help their children learn about sharing with others who are less fortunate."
DisneyHand, worldwide outreach for The Walt Disney Company, will also be involved in the promotion, providing participating customers with a DisneyHand "Show Your Character" bookmark and sticker to commemorate the donation and to thank them for getting involved. Disney has long supported Boys & Girls Clubs and has donated more than $3 million to the organization this year alone.North America Disney Store originated the themed retail environment when it opened its first store in Glendale, California in 1987. Disney Store currently operates over 300 locations in the United States and Canada that offer immediate access to magical Disney products. Disney Store is operated by a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Children's Place Retail Stores, Inc. (Nasdaq: PLCE), a leading specialty retailer of apparel and accessories for children.


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A man who was shot and hospitalized in a standoff with police in October was arraigned in Harlan Circuit Court on Thursday.
Jason Edmond, 42, of Cumberland, was airlifted to the Holston Valley trauma center after being shot by police during a standoff on Oct. 7. Edmond was arrested by Kentucky State Police Trooper Kevin Miller following his release from Holston Valley.
Edmond appeared in front of Harlan Circuit Court Judge Henry Johnson with his attorney Laura Karem of the public defender's office.
After the arraignment, Karem asked Johnson to review Edmond's bond for a possible reduction.
"We'll leave that where it is," said Johnson, denying any change in bond.
According to a previous report, Post 10 troopers responded to the assistance of the Cumberland City Police Department on Old College Road to a shots fired complaint.
KSP Public Affairs Officer Shane Jacobs said upon arrival, Troopers found Edmond had barricaded himself inside of his residence after firing several shots into several neighboring homes.
"Mr. Edmond exited his home and came out into the front yard and began screaming and threatening officers," Jacobs said in a press release soon after the incident. "Mr. Edmond raised his weapon in the Troopers' direction when two Troopers shot him."
Edmond is charged with attempted murder, six counts of first-degree wanton endangerment, one-count convicted felon in possession of a firearm and second-degree persistent felony offender.
Edmond's next court date is a pre-trial hearing on March 7.
Later in the session, Johnson made some remarks concerning plea agreements.
Johnson said plea agreements are usually close to what the defendant would wind up getting if the case went to trial. Johnson used the example of a recent trial, saying the defendant turned down a deal for five years in prison. After being found guilty, the jury recommended five years.
"Everybody thinks it's a slap on the wrist," said Johnson. "It's not."
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* Roger Asher, 40, of Baxter, was sentenced to a total of three years in prison on charges of first-degree trafficking a controlled substance and two counts of second-degree trafficking a controlled substance. The sentence was probated with the first two years to be supervised;
* Steven Ray Edwards, 40, of Cumberland, was granted a pre-trial diversion on a charge of first-degree trafficking a controlled substance;
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Chievo Verona have snapped up veteran striker Davide di Michele.
Di Michele, 36, signed a one-year deal with the club following the expiry of his Lecce contract.
"We found ourselves together at the right time and it felt important to be here," reflected Di Michele on the deal.
"Chievo's pursuit lasted a couple of years and I thank [sporting director Giovanni] Sartori and [President Luca] Campedelli who have proven to love me at all costs.
"I'm happy to have made this choice and can now begin. I'm 36 but inside I still have a lot of desire.
"I consider this a fresh start. I could have done nothing, remained quiet, but I sought a solution that would allow me to continue at this level and nowhere else interested me.
"The fans expectations for me to reach double figures are mine also. But be aware, there are a large number of strikers in this squad. I'll try to get involved in the best possible way.
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Julian Zelizer: What Really Kills Family Values
Julian Zelizer is a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University. He is the author of "Jimmy Carter" (Times Books) and of the new book "Governing America" (Princeton University Press).
Princeton, New Jersey (CNN) -- Seen from the perspective of 2012, the stunning Broadway revival of "Death of a Salesman" offers a powerful reminder that economic policy and family values go hand-in-hand.
Although many current politicians like to separate these two issues, the economic foundation of the family is central to its long-term health. In this classic play by Arthur Miller, premiered in 1949 to mesmerized audiences that had lived through the Great Depression, the protagonist is salesman Willy Loman, who is mentally broken down from his constant travel and struggle to make ends meet....
Too often, politicians ignore the kinds of strains that economic problems cause for families.
As the historian Matt Lassiter argued in an essay in "Rightward Bound," a book I co-edited, the rhetoric about family values is rooted in conservative politics in the 1970s when political activists on the right and popular culture blamed sexuality and feminism, rather than unemployment and inflation, for problems at home.
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Posted on November 9 at 11:41 a.m.
In addition to Denton, TX, San Benito CA also passed oil drilling regulations similar to Measure P. Chevron and the other oil companies spent less than half of what they spent here in San Benito.
Posted on November 9 at 11:22 a.m.
On the one hand, those Harleys that can set off car alarms are way too noisy.
On the other hand, I don't want my own motorcycle to be too quiet because I count on the exhaust's noise as a safety feature to let car drivers know I'm on the road with them. I've been almost hit too many times due to inattentive drivers.
No way I'll ever get an electric street motorcycle in this town. That's asking to get hit by a car.
Posted on November 9 at 11:10 a.m.
Not sure about disc golf. One of the things that makes the Evergreen course in Goleta so fun to play at is the variety of terrain. At Muni, it's just open expanses of grass, no?
And if you look at the average disc golfer, income levels aren't on par (pun intended) with that of traditional golfers so they won't add much to the revenue stream.
Posted on November 9 at 10:48 a.m.
East Berlin was a dreary place for this inexperienced traveler in the 80's. I recall dull gray concrete buildings and the sense that eyes were on us everywhere.
@Checkpoint Charlie, we learned we weren't allowed to leave without surrendering our eastern Marks. So me and the rest of the kids in our group ran around desperately to find candy or other goodies to buy. Surrendering our coins was made a little easier because they were minted from aluminum and seemed kind of cheesy.
Posted on November 4 at 10:44 a.m.
Well documented (pun intended) problems with cyclic steaming:
- Well casing under high pressure increases probability of failure & groundwater intrusion.
- Requires enormous amounts of water. Locals have been documented using waste water that could have been used for landscaping and reduced the need for potable water.
- Requires enormous amounts of energy to heat that water to ~500F. Burning diesel/gas generators dumps carbon into the atmosphere.
Shame on all the oil industry shills.
Posted on November 4 at 10:36 a.m.
Speaking as a former TA/RA @UCSB, I would have flunked 14noscams.
Posted on November 4 at 2:02 a.m.
More spurious dot connecting by 14noscams .. in response to:
"polluted wastewater was being injected directly into groundwater supplies used for drinking and agriculture"
14noscams says, "these substances are naturally occurring"
Irrelevant. The oil companies got a hold of wastewater laden with toxins and were injecting it into a groundwater basin. That's all you need to know.
14noscams is just an apologist for companies like Greka.
Posted on November 4 at 1:38 a.m.
That minority committee report is old news.
It was a political hit piece from big oil backers in the Senate. I read it when it first came out ... and landed on numerous right-wing blog sites the next day.
Obviously orchestrated propaganda.
Posted on November 3 at 1:38 a.m.
"Do they want to remain dependent on foreign oil? "
-- Maria Sanguinetti, San Jose
Maria, who do you think controls this dependence? Do you think the oil companies are keeping as much domestically produced oil in the U.S. as possible? Do you think that after all the cost and pollution of shipping in foreign oil that the oil companies are going to do the right thing and keep the gasoline made from that foreign oil here in the U.S. for you and me?
Nope. They sell it wherever they can make the most money, even if it means shipping to Asia! That's exactly what Chevron is doing right now. Gasoline refined in their Richmond, CA and Gulf Coast refineries is being shipped overseas:
In fact, oil exports have risen steeply and are at their highest levels in over 40 years:
Allowing Chevron and other oil companies to drill using risky methods so they can send the resulting gasoline overseas is *not* worth the sacrificing the safety of our local water and air.
On No on P
Posted on November 3 at 1:16 a.m.
Daniel Botkin is another two-bit climate change denier who's been promoting himself and inflating his academic background:
If Botkin had anything worth saying to the scientific community, he wouldn't be publishing in a travel website!
Meanwhile, the IPCC just issued another blunt warning about man-caused global warming:
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Need another sign that vegans are winning? The dairy industry is so desperate to stop people from ditching its products that it's resorted to scare tactics. If you haven't seen these new ads yet, you're in for a laugh!
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1202 days ago
My wife and I make our own almond milk, a recipe of which can be found here. It's cheaper than milk (and even store bought alternatives), nutritious, and very delicious.
1204 days ago
Check out my video response to GotMilk's "Shake" video…
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1204 days ago
hahaha I can't believe how desperate they've gotten… Wow
1. You don't always have to shake your almond milk.
2. I am happy drinking almond milk (even if it has to be shook) knowing that it has more calcium than cow's milk. Oh, and calcium that our body can actually absorb!
P.S. Go vegan <3
1206 days ago
I can't believe you all missed what went on in this commercial. It only happened in the last few seconds with the "REAL MILK DOESN'T NEED SHAKING". They are setting up dairy milk to be the standard by which everything is to be compared. They are purposely reinforcing cow's milk as the milk and to that everything else is an imitation. This is the reason why we call it soya milk. You could say that we are describing the product or classifying it, but we aren't. Otherwise, our omnivorous counterparts would call it cow's milk.
Just think about it.
1206 days ago
that's true. i never thought about that, but when i'm home i never call my milk soy milk or my cheese soy cheese, i just say milk and cheese lol. and im not sticking up for the dairy industry by any means here, but they are the standard because cow's milk has been around way longer than soy, no? and altho more people are drinking cow's milk alternatives nowawdays, the majority of people in the world still drink cow's milk. so i think that's another reason why they're making the point that it's the standard.
1207 days ago
I really don't understand why the dairy industry uses the "shake, shake, shake" thing against alternative milks? I really see (or in my case hear because I can't watch tv or videos) desperation here! This is even more ridiculous than the one commercial I heard about the "fake cheese"!
This also tells me, even though I may sound extreme and a little selfish here, that the dairy industry also doesn't care about Vegans that are allergic to animal milk (ie me)!
1207 days ago
I have never shaken my soya milk . Never heard anyone doing that and I have used it since it first came to the UK as a liquid. ( When it was a powder it needed stirring into the water.) I managed for 5 or six years with no "milk" of any kind. It wasn't a problem,
I do remember shaking cow milk when we got it free at school.The cream separated out and floated to the top so real cow milk DOES need shaking.
These people don't even know about the stuff they are promoting or they are thick . Probably both.
1219 days ago
I've watched this three times now and still honestly can't see any point or message at all in it. What does the shaking of the "alternative milk" have to do with the boy having nightmares? And is the supposed "fact" that "real" milk needs no shaking supposed to be a sign of its superior quality? I'm actually truly trying to get the viewpoint of this commercial, and find myself unable to!
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Dairy Farms are cruel places for cows! We need to educate the public on what is going on in these places. I went to "Kelsey's Dairy" in Whiteland Indiana in the fall of 2009 with my grandkids and we got a "first-hand" look at the cruelity. I will tell you this-NEVER will I EVER drink or eat a dairy product. We need to inform the public and let these dairy farms be "prisons for cows" places of the past-no longer able to operate under the law (Federal Law).


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