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[Untitled] (Crowd/The Fire Next Time)
In this piece, spelled out in sparkling coal crystals are the words "something in me wondered 'What will happen to all that beauty?'" This quotation from a 1962 essay by James Baldwin (reprinted the following year in the volume The Fire Next Time) is set over a blurred black-and-white image from the Million Man March, a gathering of black social activists in Washington, D.C., in 1995. The accumulation of crystals suggests the mass of participants in this historical event as viewed from above, while the juxtaposition of Baldwin's text and the image of the march—cultural events separated by over three decades—reminds us of the still-ongoing dialogue about race in America.
- Artist: Glenn Ligon, American, born 1960
- Printers: Dusica Kirjakovic; and Marc Lepson, born U.S.A., 1970
- Medium: Screenprint with coal crystals on paper
- Dates: 2000
- Dimensions: sheet: 19 5/8 x 27 11/16 in. (49.8 x 70.3 cm); image: 12 x 18 1/8 in. (30.5 x 46.0 cm) (show scale)
- Signature: Signed lower right in graphite: "Glenn Ligon"
- Collections:Contemporary Art
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- Accession Number: 2000.56
- Edition: 3/30
- Credit Line: Alfred T. White Fund
- Rights Statement: © Glenn Ligon, Courtesy of the artist, Luhring Augustine, New York, Regen Projects, Los Angeles
- Caption: Glenn Ligon (American, born 1960). [Untitled] (Crowd/The Fire Next Time), 2000. Screenprint with coal crystals on paper, sheet: 19 5/8 x 27 11/16 in. (49.8 x 70.3 cm);. Brooklyn Museum, Alfred T. White Fund, 2000.56. © Glenn Ligon, Courtesy of the artist, Luhring Augustine, New York, Regen Projects, Los Angeles
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Paradigm Shift Disappointment
This album fucking rules! BUT, is anyone else with me in wishing that they put some instrumental interludes between tracks like they did on Issues?
It kind of pisses me off that they wouldn't think of doing this. This album is instrumentally one of their best in my opinion and, well, seriously it fucking pisses me off. Like how could they not think that their fans wouldnt want that on this album? Personally, I think many of us have been wanting that for the last few albums. The Paradigm Shift would have been fucking 100% PERFECT if they did this and it would have showcased Head and Munky jamming out together again.
Another gripe I have, no scat and no bag pipes.
So KORN IF YOU ARE READING THIS, PLEASE FOR FUCKS SAKE ON THE NEXT ALBUM PUT ATLEAST 2 TRACKS THAT ARE INSTRUMENTAL INTERLUDES!!
thank you!!
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RE: Paradigm Shift Disappointment
Issues did not have instrumental interludes, only some shorter songs.
SYOTOS had the interludes, but those were mostly bagpipes and electronics... I
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there is some scat in never never, and i hear bagpipes in he middle of spyke in my veins :P
My korn shows:
Sopron, Hungary 2007-07-07
Vienna, Austria 2008-02-20
Vienna, Austria 2009-06-10
Vienna, Austria 2010-09-26
Zagreb, Croatia 2011-06-27
Budapest, Hungary 2012-08-09
Ostrava, Czech Republic 2013-06-17
RE: Paradigm Shift Disappointment
When you have a band you can make your album however you want it.
This stuff rules......P.S..it has bag pipes
Re: Paradigm Shift Disappointment
i never thought i'd see someone so upset over interludes, whenever i used to listen to issues i was like man it would be cool if these interludes were full songs lol.
Re: Paradigm Shift Disappointment
maybe the next album will be a double album like 24 songs
or 1 album 12 tracks and the other album 1 song like 70 mins LOL
Re: Paradigm Shift Disappointment
Fuck all that bullshit! (interludes)
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ESOG, one of the original 1994 KoRn kids. ;) Just recently turned 32 and still rocking KoRn at every stop light. FUCK YES!
aha, I can understand that man, old fan since 1993-1994 :D
"Living a life that seems to be... A lost reality..."
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This album rocks! They can't put out the same album over and over again. Of course it will change, why would you expect them to sound all the same? KoRn fucking rocks & they always will, no matter what they do. I think they did very well with this album, I love it!!
Haley J Schmidt
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This record doesn�´t need interludes....come on...this record rocks the hell out of u...and ur complainin�´?
BagPipes are in,just by the way!
each and every record have been different of each other,but thats koRn,and thats why i love them !
KoRn is Lifestyle!
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Be Dream Hostel is located in Badalona, 15 minutes distance to Barcelona city center. Here you can benefit from the tranquility of a small town, while being very close to the center of Barcelona at the same time. You will fall in love with Badalona! and with Dream Hostel.
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Badalona has a lot to offer.The best way to discover it is by walking the streets of this coastal brother to Barcelona. Be Dream Hostel is the best place to go if you're looking to visit something more than Barcelona, and want to discover other cities, new people, different beaches, and unique places that most tourists never are lucky enough to see. Come and visit Badalona, it's a great option for a calmer stay 15 mins from the center of Barcelona!
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There are many great beaches north and south of Barcelona that are easy and cheap to reach by train or bus. Badalona is one of these great options. Situated next to Be Dream Hostel, the Badalona beach is one of the cleanest beaches of Barcelona. At the Badalona beach, you'll be able to enjoy the calm you will never find at the Barceloneta or Marbella beaches inside Barcelona. The main feature of the Badalona beach is its golden sand and its promenade full of restaurants and cafés, where you can sit back and enjoy some tapas while taking a break from water. Badalona has more than 5 kilometers of coastline.
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The Oil Bridge is an abandoned concrete 235-meter bridge that has become a snorkling and diving paradise. The bridge was built in 1965 by the CAMPSA company and was used as a dock for unloading supplies until 1990. Having abandoned its industrial function, it became the main area for diving without boats in Badalona. At the base of the bridge, an underwater ecosystem of seabed organisms, and fish seeking refuge have made the bridge their home.
In 2001 an effort was made to dismantle the pontoon, but a group of divers, photographers and friends of the Oil Bridge rallied support to defend and preserve this structure, which is now valued as part of the landscape in the area. In 2003, the bridge became the property of Badalona and, after various stages of restoration, was opened to the public in 2009. It now offers a unique and unrivaled view of Barcelona.
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If you like shopping you're in luck! In Badalona can find the "Magic Badalona", a mall where you can shop and find everything you need! There are different styles of fashion, and all within the same mall! It is a modern and innovative shopping center, where in addition to do your shopping, you can enjoy a good meal at any of its restaurants, ice cream, even a good movie, with its cinemas, located in the same mall. Don't miss the opportunity to buy at this wonderful mall, and if you come between the sales period, you'll be able to find great discounts! Sales period is from 6th January to 28th February and from 1st July to 31th August.
We could say that it is the ideal place to lose a whole day, and also some money! : D
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If you are here on holiday with your friends, with your classmates or just people you met at the hostel and you want to have a good time in Badalona you have the opportunity to enjoy one of motorsports most young people love, the karting. Gené Karting is property of Jordi Gené, WTCC Official pilot, and it is an indoor kart racing facility designed to provide drivers with a genuine racing experience. Experience real head-to-head racing at Gené Karting and discover why indoor karting is the fastest-growing sport in the Europe. If you think this is kids play…well, think again! Our high-performance European karts are capable of 80 kmh, and that seems extremely fast when you are sitting just one inch off of the ground trying to navigate half kilometer road!
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Gina Johnson was rooting hard for the Portland Trail Blazers to upset the Memphis Grizzlies in the first round of the NBA playoffs. Damian Lillard is her son, so she didn't have much of a choice.
Each school's most successful NFL draft pick since 2005
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Damian Lillard to deliver Weber State commencement speech
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NBA All-Star Damian Lillard will deliver the commencement address at Weber State University on May 1.
White tops Purple 14-7 in Weber State spring game
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Weber State spring football came to an end with the annual Purple and White Game Saturday afternoon at Stewart Stadium. The White team came out on top 14-7 in the game that marks the end of spring camp.
Big Sky signs 3-year deal with Reno to host postseason hoops tourney
Sean Walker | posted Apr 25th - 11:56am
The Big Sky Conference will play its annual postseason men's and women's basketball tournament in Reno, Nevada, starting in 2016, the league announced Friday.
Wildcats looking for consistency as spring football winds down
Jon Oglesby | posted Apr 19th - 10:09am
With one week left of spring football practice, the Weber State Wildcats are focused on adding consistency to their building team.
Weber State football competition rising as spring practice moves forward
Jon Oglesby | posted Apr 12th - 1:12pm
Weber State football is building its spring camp around competition, and competition in all things — for depth-chart placement, repetitions and a spot with the rising program.
Weber State's mascot Waldo captures national mascot championship
Jon Oglesby | posted Apr 11th - 8:56pm
Weber State's mascot Waldo captured first place in the NCA Collegiate National Mascot Championships Saturday in Daytona Beach, Fla.
Wildcats impress, improve in first scrimmage
Jon Oglesby | posted Apr 3rd - 9:03pm
Weber State coach Jay Hill was encouraged by the Wildcats' results in their first scrimmage of spring football.
Weber State football confident this spring
Jon Oglesby | posted Mar 28th - 1:02pm
After a year in transition, Weber State coach Jay Hill said the Wildcats are exhibiting signs of confidence in preparation as spring football commenced this week.
Eastern Washington beats Montana 69-65 in Big Sky final
Associated Press | posted Mar 14th - 10:33pm
Tyler Harvey scored 18 points and Eastern Washington beat Montana 69-65 in the Big Sky championship game Saturday night to earn a spot in the NCAA Tournament.
Top-seeded Montana beats Weber St. 76-73 in OT
Associated Press | posted Mar 12th - 11:38pm
Martin Breunig scored four of his 24 points in overtime and grabbed 12 rebounds as top-seeded Montana beat Weber State 76-73 in the first round of the Big Sky tournament on Thursday night.
Rahe, Wildcats confident heading into Big Sky tourney
Jon Oglesby | posted Mar 12th - 8:55am
Weber State coach Randy Rahe said the Wildcats are playing their best basketball of the season as they enter the Big Sky tournament Thursday against Montana in Missoula.
Wildcats fall to Eastern Washington, still qualify for conference tourney
Jon Oglesby | posted Mar 7th - 11:24pm
Weber State fell in an overtime game to Eastern Washington, 79-71. However, Southern Utah also lost, boosting the Wildcats into the Big Sky tourney at Montana.
EWU shares Big Sky title after 79-71 OT win over Weber State
Associated Press | posted Mar 7th - 10:11pm
Venky Jois had 22 points and 16 rebounds as Eastern Washington beat Weber State 79-71 in overtime for a share of the Big Sky Conference title on Saturday night.
Weber State basketball continues to fight the odds
Jon Oglesby | posted Mar 6th - 8:17am
The Weber State basketball program has fought several things this season — injuries, losses, overall youth — yet the Wildcats are still in position to make the Big Sky tournament with a strong run in the weekend's final games.
Wildcats stay alive in postseason race
Jon Oglesby | posted Mar 5th - 10:30pm
Weber State basketball picked up a critical victory, beating Idaho, 74-63, to stay alive in the race for a Big Sky tournament seed.
Weber State eyes tourney, tops Idaho 74-63
Associated Press | posted Mar 5th - 9:54pm
Joel Bolomboy scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and Weber State kept its bid for a spot in the Big Sky Conference tournament alive with a 74-63 win over Idaho Thursday night.
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A lot of conservative pundits said this health care summit was a trap for Republicans and that they shouldn't do it. I reserved my comments because I didn't think it was right to pontificate on an event that had not happened yet.
That said, I couldn't really watch the summit because I have to work to make a living for my
family government, so admittedly I'm going to go on the general sense that absolutely nothing got done because there were no sitings of Satan coming up to the earth's surface to find warmth.
One interesting moment came when Obama blasted Rep. Eric Cantor for piling on the Senates 2400 page bill in front of him, calling it in the linked Breitbart article (in red) a political stunt, which I thought was a bit premature on Obama's part...because the real stunt came when Cantor jumped off the top of the stack of paper and proceeded to give the summit a lesson in skydiving.
Then there was Pelosi claiming the reform would created 400,000 jobs almost immediately, but she appears to not know how many of those jobs will actually be for American business and how many will be for moving companies helping Americans high tail it out of here...
The only substantive thing I actually got out of all of this was that for those that kept score the Democrats got more than twice as much time to speak than the GOP....yet this in no way disrupted the bipartisan spirit of the summit because....
According the the Washington Times article linked above (in red...again) the Democrats spoke for 114 minutes, the GOP for 110 minutes, and Obama spoke for 119 minutes!!! Giving the Democrats a total of 233 minutes.
Hey! Remember when this understudy of a president said health care reform wasn't about him? Thats because theres not enough room in his ego for both health care and EVERYTHING....which incidentally includes health care, so he's telling the truth on a technicality....on that note lets check the scoreboard:
I know I know, how does Team Truth get two points?!? Keep in mind that in the video he said he was the president....and unfortunately, pending the emergence of a birth certificate, this too is true.
I guess if the deciding factor for you is how much more time the
Bolshevik-- liberals- progressives- Ahmadinejad panty hurlers - olympic curling rejects- Democrats got to speak then I guess it was a debacle for the GOP...but in reality I'm pretty sure this exercise in mental masturbation for Obama changes nothing in the PR war for universal health care.


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Cranmore Mtn. 1667' / Black Cap 2369' / Hurricane Mtn. 2101'
Mt. Cranmore Trail / Black Cap Trail / Hurricane Mtn. Trail
5.4 Miles 1350' Elevation gain
Kevin, Judy and Emma
Although we had planned to knock off a couple more 4k's this day, the drive up through miserable, cold rain sort of knocked the sense of adventure out of us. The sky teased and occasionally looked like it was going to clear, but skies further north where we were heading stayed thick and threatening so we opted to stay further south and at lower elevation. This was probably a good move as it allowed us to save up some energy for backpacking to Unknown Pond the next day.
The "hike" up to Black Cap is a stroll in the park. On our last visit we decided if we returned we would explore the trail over to Cranmore Mountain, so about half way up to Black Cap we took the Mount Cranmore Trail. Why it is labeled Cranmore Mountain, but it's the Mount Cranmore Trail is one of those White Mountain Mysteries I can't explain. Anyway, it's a nice easy trail through open woods that brings you to the top of the ski area. There are good views across the Saco River Valley to Mount Chocorua and the Moat Range. Like Black Cap it must be an excellent sunset spot.
The climb back up to the Black Cap Trail, then up to Black Cap is easy with good footing. As per usual we had a snack and a drink at the top and enjoyed the views. The sun did peek out of the overcast sky, and it was unseasonably warm. To the north the clouds obscured the ridge we would have hiked if not for the weather. At the kiosk along the trail on our way back down I noticed on the map there seemed to be an unnamed trail to the summit of Hurricane Mountain. In the parking lot another hiker asked us if we knew about it and where it started. It appeared on the map to be directly across from the parking area. There was what seemed to be a trail there, but it soon petered out into an expanse of blow downs.
The other hiker searched further east along the road for a trailhead to no avail, then we all went a little further west, again to no avail. Finally Judy and I just decided we would bushwhack to the top and look for the trail there and then follow it down if it was not completely obscured by the blowdowns that seemed so fitting considering the mountain's name. We knew it couldn't be more than 3/10th's to the top and maybe 200' elevation, so off we went. The other hiker followed for a bit, but turned back. We continued on and soon crested the hill.
We followed relatively open woods from there northwest. We kept heading for what looked like a high-point and eventually we came to a small cairn, looked up and saw blazes. We now followed the trail to a viewless high-point deep in the spruce. There were places along the short trail that appeared to have been quarried, or dug in search of something, perhaps a particular mineral or type of rock, not sure what. Maybe some of the more knowledgeable on these boards could shed some light on this. Following the trail back down it widened into a logging or fire road that could easily be driven by jeep at least 2/3rd's of the way up. When we got back to Hurricane Mountain Road we were about 150' west of the parking area, very obvious if you know where to look.
After a night indoors at T&C in Shelburne that included an excellent meal from their excellent restaurant, we headed north again. Once you pass out of Berlin on Rte. 110 you start to get that feeling of remoteness the Great North Woods gives you. We remembered why we love it up here above the notches. The sun shone in a silver sky and it still felt unseasonably warm considering there had been a trace to a couple of inches of snow overnight, depending on elevation. A recent report had warned me that the trail would be muddy, and it was. After getting all my overnight gear ready and hoisted on my back I realized I hadn't put on my gaiters. I paid for it.
Along the way there were several places where it was difficult to skirt around the mud, but with caution we managed to stay relatively dry and mud free. There are several easy brook crossings and we handled those with without difficulty. At the last crossing of the main brook, where it turns right and starts the climb in earnest, I didn't use enough caution and hopped out onto a rock that I didn't realize was covered in ice. Of course I slipped and slid backwards, both boots in over the ankles and filling with water. While I shifted my load I had to stick a gloved hand into the water to get back up, then I was across. Wet and disgusted with myself. Of course the gaiters would have made this more manageable.
I somehow kept myself from swearing. Military training: Handle the situation and when it's over, then you can swear. Another half mile along I slipped in the mud. I swore then. Before long we got to camp. I went right about setting up the tent, climbed in and got my wet socks and boots off. Eventually I put on everything I had with me and I was fine. I walked down to the fire pit through an inch or two of snow in my Teva's and two pairs of wool socks, toasty! If you can figure out from the pictures who was there, then you know we had a roaring fire all night! The wind blew until well after midnight, and chased the fire all over the pit. I had to constantly change where I was standing or sitting to endure the smoke. I don't think anyone, including Emma, survived without a few wind-blown sparks finding them. The sun disappeared into a cloud bank and night fell even earlier than usual for November. We turned in early.
With two people and a dog the close quarters of the tent kept us warm enough against the wind which continued to howl above us. Unlike my last night in this tent the wind stayed above and didn't whip the tent, so there was some sleep during the night. The moon eventually rose and came out of the clouds and cast enough light to read by, but the combined wind and cold at 3200' kept me in the sleeping bag, and not outside trying to capture the night with a camera. Dawn came, but by the time the sun crested the hills and reached us and the pond, the color had gone, but it brought with it warmth. The winds had died down early before daylight and now with the rising sun, it was a beautiful, unseasonably warm morning.
The fire the night before had done a good job to dry my boots. With no wind or weather to deal with we broke down camp at a leisurely pace. We spent some time talking to our compadres as we ate and had hot tea before hoisting the packs again. We would have liked to stay and hike to Unknown Pond Peak with them, but we had to get going as there was a long drive home and things to do when we got there. We wished we could stay another night as it would have been even warmer, but we know there will be a next time...
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The Colorado Division of Banking provides current information regarding the activities of the Colorado State Banking Board. The Monthly Meeting Agenda and Bulletin are posted no later than the 10th of each month and the Minutes are posted after having received Banking Board approval.
Listed on this page are some of the most frequently asked questions received by the Division of Banking. If you have a question that is not addressed here, please contact us at 303-894-7575 for assistance.
Even though banks and credit unions may provide similar services, they are not the same thing. A very basic definition is that banks are businesses owned by stockholders and credit unions are non-profits owned by the depositors. In Colorado, state-chartered banks are supervised by the Division of Banking and state-chartered credit unions are supervised by the Division of Financial Services.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) maintains a database of all banks insured by the organization. This information can be viewed at http://research.fdic.gov/bankfind/.
The National Information Center (NIC) maintains on its website banks' historical information. This information can be viewed at: http://www.ffiec.gov/nicpubweb/nicweb/SearchForm.aspx.
In order to address your complaint, the Division of Banking forwards a copy of your written complaint to the bank, along with our letter requesting the bank's information regarding the complaint. Receiving your complaint in writing prevents the possibility of misinformation occurring and allows all parties to work with the same documentation.
Federal Reserve Regulation E (12 CFR 205) limits a customer's liability on consumer accounts for unauthorized ATM or debit card transactions to the first $50 withdrawn. For information specific to protection under Colorado's consumer protection laws, please contact the Office of the Attorney General. It is your responsibility to immediately notify your bank of any unauthorized transactions.
Check 21 is a federal law that went into effect on October 28, 2004. It was designed to help banks process checks faster and more efficiently by handling the processing of checks electronically, instead of having to physically move paper checks from one bank to another. For example, you write a check and mail it to a friend. Your friend takes your check to his bank and deposits it in his account. His bank takes a picture of the front and back of your check, and along with the payment information, transmits it electronically to your bank for payment. If you require a paper copy of a cancelled check, the bank will use the electronic picture and payment information to create a paper "substitute check."
A check you write may be processed as a check. In that case, your rights are governed by check laws and regulations. Some merchants, however, may use your check as a source of information – your name, account number, check number, bank routing number, etc. – to create an electronic fund transfer. You must receive notice that your check may be processed this way. This notice can be provided in several ways, such as in writing on your monthly statement or posted at the cash register. Electronic fund transfers are governed by different laws and have different consumer rights than check payments. For more information, see the brochure "When Is Your Check Not a Check: Electronic Check Conversion" published by the Federal Reserve Board.
Banks have a right to establish their own policy concerning the order in which they process checks. Some banks may pay the larger items first so that the most important items such as mortgage and car payments are not returned.
Yes. A bank may pay a check that is otherwise properly payable, even though payment was made before the date of the check. If a stop payment order is given to the bank prior to the date of the check, then the bank must honor it and not charge the account.
In general, a bank has 24 hours, or one day, to return a dishonored check. Consumers should be aware that a check can be returned after this time frame if problems exist with the check, such as counterfeit, alterations, or forgery.
Because most banks employ automated check processing techniques which do not verify the signature on each check to the signature on the deposit account, the account holder is responsible for discovering and promptly reporting to his/her bank any unauthorized transactions. The time allowed for discovering and reporting the discrepancy to the bank varies, but is typically a period of 30 to 60 days. If the bank is notified within this time period, the bank must credit the amount back to the account holder. If the account holder does not notify the bank within this time frame, he/she may not recover that loss or a loss on items previously forged by the same party and paid by the bank before it was notified.
In Colorado, there is no limit on the amount a bank or merchant can charge for returned checks or overdrafts. Banks are required to provide a fee schedule to customers when new accounts are opened, which specifies the fee amounts that may be charged.
In Colorado, banks are not obligated to cash a check for non-account holders and are allowed to charge a fee for this service.
The amount of interest that can be charged on a consumer or mortgage loan is regulated by the Uniform Consumer Credit Code (UCCC), which is part of the Office of the Attorney General. The UCCC can be reached at the Uniform Consumer Credit Code.
The statutes applicable to Banking are presented here and every effort is made to ensure their accuracy. The official version of the Statutes, as provided by the Office of the Secretary of State, can be accessed by clicking on Colorado Revised Statutes.
Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the rules and regulations on this page. To view the official version of the rules and regulations, which are maintained by the Office of the Secretary of State, please visit their website at Office of the Secretary of State - Division of Banking Rules.


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Posted by Plamen Miltenoff on 7th January 2014
Location-based integration. The domination of ebooks. Cloud computing in schools. Bring-your-own-device classrooms. Online collaborative learning. The rise of the tablet. Online class management. Social media for education. Snack learning. Mobile learning in workplace training. http://blogs.kqed.org/mindshift/2011/07/10-major-mobile-learning-trends-to-watch-for/
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My first Post on here and couldn't think of a better way to start than predictions for the upcoming MITB 2013 PPV - 16 days to go ....
Jericho vs Cryback
Winner - Y2J - Walls of Jericho
Really cant stand Ryback and honestly think AND hope he fails in the WWE! Just another green guy who is boring as paint drying! Jericho will win after being beaten
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Navy Barbie® Doll
Navy Barbie® wears a replica of the official uniform for enlisted women in the U.S. Navy. An insignia and ribbons on her white jumper blouse indicate that she is a petty officer first class and quartermaster, has been in the Navy 8 years and earned many honors, and knows everything about her ship from stem to stern. Matching white skirt, Naval officer hat, and miniature "maps" accompany Barbie® doll.
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That sounds promising, how are they performing on JB?
I heard good things about both, nothing in particular though.
Care to give me a crash course?
I know man, I mainly mean once mid-class used phones here that still have some potential for say the next main release or so...
I don't really want to do a lot here, just dip into Android and use it to receive calls on an O2 prepaid card that I got so my best friend can call me for free until she gets unlimited minuted to T-Mo (my carrier).
Mainly it's just about a smooth OS experience and running the important apps well.
If it takes more than what I projected, proceed to the nearest price and suggest models there.
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Need to clear this up: the price range I projected is OFF CONTRACT.
I have the iPhone 5 on my contract already.
My Android will get a prepaid card.
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Well, I think it'll be hard for you to get a great phone like you're asking for with this budget. Unless you get an used Galaxy SII, but it is not guaranteed it will get an update for... say... Android 5.0.


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As our backyards come back to life after the long, cold winter, we can reflect on some different types of gardens. Large estates can host a menagerie of classic garden statuary, animal garden sculptures, and other garden decor. More common, medium-sized gardens can show sculpted hedges, a stone garden angel here and there, and a few other resin garden statues. Small, urban gardens might not have as much space for grand scale statues but do have enough room for a few garden gnomes and potted flowers.
There are also gardens that put the focus on nature. These are the backyards where invasive plants are removed and native plant species are cultivated. Some garden space might also be left to grow on its own and provide more habitat for birds and small animals. Certain types of garden statues are well suited for these types of gardens and include such animal statues as the Mother Doe and Fawn and the Mother Black Bear and Cub Grand Scale Animal Sculpture. Both of these realistic and beautiful garden statue sets look right at home in a wilder, more natural garden. Another statue that looks right at home in a wilder garden is the Bigfoot, the Bashful Yeti Tree Sculpture.
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The wrestling business is failing. With the new era of political correctness and dismay for anything prejudice, the wrestling business faces its biggest challenge ever. The two major companies are at a standstill, neither is improving, neither willing to give up the glory of the old days.
In this modern world wrestling needs to catch up to this millennium, it needs to be fair to its
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