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As we'll be using an arch base which has ABS, I thought it'd be useful to setup a distcc comilation cluster to compile packages for Shift2... So I've setup a minimal arch install on an old IBM X330 server and will mirror it to a VM on my server and my main PC and use it to compile packages!
Problem with packages on arch (and something we can improve) is that the build system just uses make with the command line from make.conf in /etc/... And most the AUR packages just use make without using any additional options at all (which is incredibly stupid, lazy, and slow to build), so I think we can improve that .
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| Pyongyang, May 21 (KCNA) -- Actions of Koreans in the U.S. against the Park Geun Hye regime of south Korea which caused the unprecedented ferry sinking disaster are spilling over to different parts of the U.S.
Koreans in Los Angeles have held a rally for 9 consecutive days outside the building of the puppet consulate general of south Korea and released a joint statement of compatriots' organizations in various parts of the U.S. on May 16.
The statement said although decades have passed since the Kwangju Popular Uprising started on May 18, 1980, the present dictatorial regime of south Korea perpetrated another crime by causing the ferry Sewol sinking disaster while desperately kicking up the racket of confrontation with the DPRK.
It demanded the "National Assembly" of south Korea conduct a state investigation into the accident and probe the truth behind it and urged the media of south Korea to awake and honestly speak for the people.
On the same day there took place a candle-light meeting of Koreans in New York to honor the memory of victims of the ferry sinking disaster and denounce the incompetence of the corrupt south Korean regime.
On May 17 Koreans from various circles in the U.S. held an event in Los Angeles on the theme "From Mangwol-dong to ferry Sewol" to mark the 34th anniversary of the Kwangju Popular Uprising.
Its participants honored the memory of the victims of the ferry sinking accident and staged a candle-light demo till they reached the south Korean consulate general after bitterly condemning Park Geun Hye for causing the disaster.
Next day Koreans in Washington and New York staged demos denouncing the press censorship and undemocratic acts being perpetrated by the south Korean regime as regards the ferry sinking accident and demanding a probe into the truth behind the accident.
Demos were reportedly staged also in 39 states of the U.S. including Georgia and California in denunciation of the south Korean regime on the same day.
On May 7 Korean professors in the U.S. posted on a website a statement calling the south Korean authorities to account and urging it to prevent the recurrence of the accident and protect the human rights of the victims and their bereaved families.
Meanwhile, intellectuals representing overseas Korean and foreign scholars held a joint press conference in Washington on May 13, at which they held that the disaster was caused by the immorality of the south Korean authorities and the Park Geun Hye regime is wholly to blame for it.
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Tonight, 3,000 families in sub-Saharan Africa will mourn the deaths of their children. A similar number mourned yesterday; the same number will mourn tomorrow and the next day as drug-resistant strains of malaria claim more lives.
Malaria's deadly march has been unrelenting, killing on average 1 million people each year, mostly women and small children, and infecting 500 million in the poor regions of the world. If the mosquito-borne disease is not checked, it could replace AIDS as the No. 1 killer in the developing world.


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Wendy Halweg, of Mitchell, gives her horse Dually a drink Friday morning at the rodeo grounds in Mitchell. The two have returned to barrel racing two years after a man stole and severely injured Dually. (Austin Kaus/Republic)
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As for who would be ejected from a game from calling someone else a slur, I couldn't care less. I don't call anyone by any slurs so it hardly impacts me at all.
Oh and why do I own a book titled n*gger? Because this isn't the first time that ignorance has caused this discussion to surface. The first time I encountered it, I decided to inform myself on the word. And while a silly number like 1/10 of 1 percent may be thrown out there to describe me, it is actually pretty spot on, only on the other side of ignorance. Anyone care to join me and be informed?
Lets go Brent!
I would like to be informed, Ballcoach. I'm spinning with some of these goings-on. I will pick this book up; it sounds fascinating.
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Thank you Dingo, please do you will not be disappointed. It covers the history of the word and it gives us many different perspectives on it. One narrow minded perspective is that it is a word of hate. But there are others. And not only the word that the book is titled after, it goes into great detail about other words similar/associated with and what they mean and their impact on African Americans.
Randall is a cool a$$ dude, (no slur intended) and knows his stuff, undergraduate from Princeton, Law degree from Yale, Rhodes scholar, and law clerk to supreme court justice Thurgood Marshal before joining the faculty at Harvard Law. The brotha, (again no slur intended) is down right nasty with his info and experience arguing law issues with regards to law.
Lets go Brent!
Randall also said this "I'm not saying that any particular instance of using the N-word is any more horrifying and menacing than any other such word," he told Daniel Smith in The Atlantic. "I am saying that from a broad sociological view, the word is associated with more havoc in American society than other racial slurs." [8]
If you wish to debate this issue feel free to bring it over to the Political forum where it is appropriate.
Interesting. So the issue is that its not in the appropriate forum, not that its a slur?
And let's be clear, the word you're talking about is not the word I'm talking about. Of course we can't say which word we're talking about since we're not allowed to write either word or any words associated with them. Pretty silly, isn't it?
I would indeed love to debate it and I suspect that I'd be able to provide a different perspective for you. I can tell you what that book says and what Randall's take is cover to cover. I'm very confident that I understand both the word you're using as well as the one I used as well or better than most. now exactly how will we go about debating the topics if we're not allowed to use either word? You're making my point for me UGLY. If we're too scared to even mention the word, how can we learn and understand each other better? If nothing else, I'm glad to know that you at least see this point.
Lets go Brent!
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Soka Gakkai Holds Monthly Leaders Meeting in Tokyo
On October 24, 2009, Soka Gakkai held its monthly leaders meeting at the Soka Gakkai International Friendship Hall in Sendagaya, Tokyo. In the spirit of youth united in a shared commitment with their mentor, the meeting was held in conjunction with the 1st Nationwide Youth Division Leaders Meeting.
SGI President Daisaku Ikeda attended, together with Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada and Women's Division Leader Shinobu Sugimoto. Two hundred SGI youth members from 50 countries and territories, who were in Japan to attend a youth training course, were also present.
At the meeting, SGI-Brazil Young Women's Leader Priscilla Nakayama reported on SGI-Brazil's Youth Culture Festival held on May 3 of this year. Soka Gakkai Youth Leader Yoshinori Sato encouraged participants to find and nurture capable youth as a way to commemorate May 3, 2010, Soka Gakkai Day.
Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada introduced SGI's theme for the year 2010, the 80th anniversary of the Soka Gakkai's founding, designated as "The Year of the Total Victory of Soka and the Dynamic Development of Youth." He also encouraged everyone to improve the quality of their discussion meetings and increase the participation of young people through one-to-one dialogue.
Quoting a passage from Nichiren's writing, "My wish is that all my disciples make a great vow" (The Writings of Nichiren Daishonin, p.1003), Mr. Ikeda encouraged the youth members to take the initiative in advancing world peace and emphasized that the development of young people is key to the future of Soka Gakkai.
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Egypt's presidency has declared public mourning for three days after 14 people were killed in a blast targeting a security compound in Nile Delta's Mansoura early on Tuesday.
Fourteen people were killed, including 12 policemen, and around 140 were injured in a bloody blast that rocked Mansoura when a car bomb exploded at the Mansoura security compound.
"The blood and souls of our martyrs will not go to waste," the state-run Middle East News Agency (MENA) said.
Those who planned, funded, incited, or executed the attack will be severely punished so that everyone is certain that tampering with this nation is a red line not to be crossed, MENA reported.
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Lisa is the friendly face of The Shack! She is our Project Manager, and she oversees each and every project from start to finish! She has the rare gift of always being upbeat and friendly, and she welcomes each encounter she has with you, our customers. If you ever have a question about your project or if you need a quote, Lisa is the one who will be of exceptional service to you! Don't hesitate to contact her at email@example.com or call our store at 417-751-9511.
At the tender age of 15, Taylor was the first employee at The Crackerjack Shack and continues to work part-time in Production. She is one of the most responsible young women you'll ever have the privilege to meet, and when you see her dedication to her job at such a young age, it restores your hope for our younger generation. She is involved in 4-H, FFA, and all things farming, and is currently working on her first college degree. No doubt about it, this little cowgirl is a keeper!
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Cheryl Shores - Cheryl is a retired teacher and high school volleyball coach...and marathon runner! Cheryl is like the steady engine that keeps our embroidery department humming! A seamstress herself, she has a full grasp of threads, tensions, fabrics, and sewing for fun and for profit!
Danelle Billings - Danelle is our lead press operator in the screen printing department. She is also a softball umpire on the weekends, so you can imagine how tough this gal is. She is dedicated to top performance each and every day, and welcomes the challenges of new projects.
Adam Havens - Adam is the livewire at The Shack. With his positive attitude and upbeat personality, he keeps everyone smiling! He is always eager to tackle the next project and works daily to improve his skill as a press operator. He is studying currently to be a youth minister, and with a heart like his, it's no doubt God has big plans for this guy!
Chanda Sutton - Chanda is the all-around helping hand at The Shack that everyone enjoys working with. Whether it's burning screens in the darkroom, checking in received goods, or working with our vendors purchasing blank goods, Chanda can do it all! Her background is data entry, so she is exceptional with the details!
Katelyn Crandell - Katelynn is our current intern. She assists wherever she is needed around the shop including production, receiving, and packing/shipping. She is only with us until she begins her college career at School of the Ozarks in January 2015, but we have sure grown attached to her and will miss her when she's gone.
Where We Started
The Crackerjack Shack started in 2007 as a cottage industry serving those discriminating clients looking for high-end, highly customized boutique clothing for children. With 20+ years experience in garment design and construction, we earned the trust of our clients by maintaining the highest standards for quality and originality.
After a few years success in the boutique business, we were referred to a local business where we were asked to digitize a corporate logo and provide dress shirts for an event they were having. Upon delivery, this customer was impressed enough with our product and timely delivery that he referred us to his business associates. Before long, the word spread, and custom embroidery and screen printing became the mainstay of our business.
Although we reminisce about those early days when we worked from our home, we are very proud to have grown into the full service commercial apparel company we are today - but our philosophy is still the same - provide quality products and get them to the customer on time - without annoying fees!
Where We Are Now
Currently, we offer all aspects of embroidery, screen printing, and promotional products where we can customize your artwork in-house and produce up to 1,000+ pieces per day. If you don't have an idea already in mind, no worries! We can help you develop an idea and then customize it to suit your project.
We also have added custom rhinestone designs, too!
If you are in the market for decorated apparel, and you're tired of paying ridiculous added fees and waiting too long for jobs to be completed, call us at 417-751-9511 or click here to request a screen printing quote or here to request an embroidery quote.
Have questions? Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page or email us directly. We encourage you to also take a look at our past embroidery and screen printing projects. Just click DESIGNS on the navigation bar at the top of the page and browse our gallery.
We have made it our objective to address and correct the issues you have had with your past apparel providers. We seek to earn your loyalty through great communication, straightforward pricing, and ON TIME delivery - every single time!
If you are in the Springfield or Southwest Missouri area, we encourage you to come by our shop in the Ash Grove Sho-Me Center to discuss your next project. If you are outside of Springfield, MO, feel free to CONTACT US through our site to get your project going. We look forward to working with you!


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Andy Rooney, CBS News' longtime resident curmudgeon whose whimsical and acerbic essays on "60 Minutes" turned the rumpled writer into an unlikely — and reluctant — TV celebrity, died Friday night, only weeks after retiring from the show. He was 92.
CBS announced the death of Rooney, who launched his long career during World War II as a correspondent for the Stars and Stripes military newspaper and continued to be a fixture on "60 Minutes" for 33 years.
Andy Rooney: The obituary of TV commentator Andy Rooney in the Nov. 6 Section A said that Rooney was asked by a USA Today reporter in January about retiring and replied: "Retire? From what? Life?" Rooney made the comment in January 2010. —
He died at a New York City hospital of complications following minor surgery, according to CBS.
Photos: Andy Rooney | 1919 - 2011
For millions of Americans, Rooney was a welcome visitor into their homes on Sunday evenings, an old familiar face appearing for a few minutes at the tail end of one of the most highly rated programs in television history.
Viewers of the award-winning TV newsmagazine who saw him as a friend, neighbor or relative knew what to expect from the man who offered his opinions on a broad array of topics.
Wry. Curmudgeonly. Whimsical. An articulate Everyman. Unruffled yet quizzical. A crank. A complainer. The man of a thousand questions.
Those are just some of the words journalists have used to describe the man TV Guide called "America's favorite grump."
Seated behind his desk in his small, cluttered office at CBS in New York, Rooney spoke into the camera as though the viewer at home had just dropped in for a brief visit to see what was on his mind that week.
There was always something.
Designer jeans: "The facts of the advertising greatly exceed the fact of the average American posterior."
Bank names: "Trust is a word banks like in their names. There are certain names they'd never use, 'Bankorama,' for instance."
Baseball: "My own time is passing fast enough without some national game to help it along."
But Rooney didn't just spend his few minutes on seemingly trivial matters. In 2003, for example, he turned his attention to the French for failing to support the war in Iraq.
"You can't beat the French when it comes to food, fashion, wine or perfume, but they lost their license to have an opinion on world affairs years ago," he said. "The French lost World War II to the Germans in about 20 minutes."
With Rooney, as his "60 Minutes" colleague Mike Wallace once said, "What you see is what you get."
"I have never, never come across a man I admire more, respect more," Wallace said during a discussion of journalism in World War II at the Smithsonian Institution in 2004.
Andy Rooney dies at 92; curmudgeonly commentator on '60 Minutes'
His end-of-show essays turned him into a reluctant celebrity. TV Guide called him 'America's favorite grump.' He retired in October 2011 after 33 years on the show.
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Letters to the editor for May 15, 2014: Fire evacuation; climate change; DeMaio and pensions; lobbying vs. bribery; Nigerian cowards; Common Core
One-way out would harm evacuation
On page A6 of the May 14 edition is a box headlined "How to prepare for a wildfire." One very interesting point is "Plan and practice two ways out of your neighborhood in case your primary route is blocked."
Thanks to our illustrious leaders, we who live in the Jeffries Ranch area only have one way in and out of our neighborhood.
Duane Ericson
Business interests and climate change
NASA reported that the melting of Antarctica is now irreversible. Glaciers are melting all over the world. California is in an extreme drought. Fires are being driven by unseasonable Santa Ana winds. Over the past month these conditions have led to record temperatures.
Meanwhile Congressional Republicans are in denial that global warming exists. Why? They are being controlled by energy companies that want no one messing with their bottom lines no matter how immoral. We are passing the climate change tripping point.
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Robert Samuelson is stating the obvious when he says "On climate change we have no solution" ("No solution yet," Op-Ed, May 13). He's also right that "No sane government will sacrifice its economy today — by dramatically curtailing fossil fuel use — for the uncertain benefits of less global warming sometime in the foggy future." That's what California's government is doing every way it can, and it is, as Samuelson implies, insane.
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There is no doubt that global warming is occurring. As the op-ed by Robert Samuelson points out there is still much to learn. One thing that is seldom mentioned is what we geologists call PEMT or Paleocene-Eocene-Maximum-Temperature, which occurred 55 million years ago. At that period there was no man on Earth, all ice on the planet melted, and sea levels rose 200 feet. The cause is unknown but it is believed by many it was due to solar flares. This period lasted 165,000 years. We should not penalize man for something he has probably not caused.
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First: The globe has not warmed for the past 23 years (satellites show a slight cooling) in spite of increased CO2.
Second: the "greenhouse" analogy is a deliberate misrepresentation of physics, because the heat of its interior has nothing to do with the CO2 within. It is warmed by the sun through the glass, and due to the enclosure cannot escape.
Third: CO2 is a minor player compared to water vapor. (95 percent to 5 percent.)
Fourth: The increase of CO2 has created a greener planet.
Fifth: CO2 at present is about 390 ppmv, where before man it was over 7,000 ppmv and with no large temperature increase.
Sixth: The logarithmic nature of CO2 prevents any warming past 2.5C, no matter the amount of CO2 added as shown by experiment.
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An undated file handout photo received from Australian Institute of Marine Science on October 2, 2012 shows the coral eating starfish at Australia's Great Barrier Reef. AFP PHOTO / FILES / KATHARINA FABRICIUS / AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE
SYDNEY: An Australian research team said Monday they have found an effective way to kill the destructive crown-of-thorns starfish, which is devastating coral reefs across the Pacific and Indian oceans.
The discovery by James Cook University's Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies in Queensland state comes after a study showed the Great Barrier Reef had lost more than half its coral cover in the past 27 years.
Outbreaks of the large, poisonous and spiny starfish, which feast on coral polyps, was linked to 42 percent of the destruction.
Researchers said they have developed a culture that infects the starfish with bacteria and can destroy them in as little as 24 hours.
The bacteria also spreads to other starfish that come near or into contact with an infected individual.
The next step will be tests to see if it is safe for other marine life, particularly fish.
"In developing a biological control you have to be very careful to target only the species you are aiming at, and be certain that it can cause no harm to other species or to the wider environment," said Morgan Pratchett, a professor at the centre.
"This compound looks very promising from that standpoint -- though there is a lot of tank testing still to do before we would ever consider trialling it in the sea."
Outbreaks around tourist sites in Australia are currently controlled using a poison injection delivered by a diver to each starfish.
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Another scientist from the centre, Jairo Rivera Posada, said that over the past 50 years the starfish had caused more damage to reefs than bleaching.
"There were massive outbreaks in many countries in the 1960s and 1980s -- and a new one is well under way on the Great Barrier Reef," he said, highlighting the urgency of tackling the threat.
"In the current outbreak in the Philippines they removed as many as 87,000 starfish from a single beach," he added.
"This gives you an idea of the numbers we have to deal with."
Posada said other fresh crown-of-thorns outbreaks have been reported from Guam, French Polynesia, Papua New Guinea and the central Indian Ocean.
Research released last week by the Australian Institute of Marine Sciences warned that coral cover on the heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef -- the world's largest -- could halve again by 2022 if trends continued.
As well as starfish, intense tropical cyclones and two severe coral bleaching events had been responsible for the damage.
The study pinpointed improving water quality as key to controlling starfish outbreaks, with increased agricultural run-off such as fertiliser along the reef coast causing algal blooms that starfish larvae feed on.
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Last week, the Australian government admitted the Great Barrier Reef had been neglected for decades, but said it had contributed hundreds of millions of dollars to address the issues over the past five years.
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Favorite Korn Album/Song
This type of thread is usually pretty popular, so I figure Ill start one on these nice new forums.
Fairly simple question, what is your favorite Korn Album and Song. Or if you want list your favorite albums in order of favorite to least favorite (or anything else along those lines)
Favorite Album (favorite to least favorite)
Follow the Leader
Life is Peachy
Take a look in the Mirror
KoRn III: Remember Who You Are
See You on the other Side
The Path of Totality
Top 5 songs (currently)
No Way
Narcissistic Cannibal
Somebody Someone
Pop A Pill
Favorite Album Count (excluding indecisive posts)
Follow the Leader-7
Life is Peachy-2
Take a Look in the Mirror-1
See You on the Other Side-1
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Re: Favorite Korn Album/Song
Album: Issues
Song: Here To Stay (Korn's "Enter Sandman" IMO.)
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I don't think I have a favorite Album,but I do enjoy the first four the most. And as far as favorite song goes it has to be 'Kill You'.
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Albums from Favorite to Like (no least favorite or hate, even the worst one I still like a lot):
1. Untouchables
2. See You On The Other Side
3. Issues
4. Life Is Peachy
5. Self-Titled
6. Follow The Leader
7. KoRn III
8. Take A Look In The Mirror
9. Untitled
As far as songs go, Here's my Top 10, but it does tend to flux a lot, depending on my mood, so here's my Top 10, as of June 27th, 2011:
1. Get Up!
2. Here To Stay
3. My Gift To You
4. Beat It Upright
5. Inside Out
6. Trash
7. Wake Up Hate
8. Camel Song
9. No Place To Hide
10. Kidnap The Sandy Claws
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SYOTOS is the best album of the universe
CLOWN in my favorite song
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I Like All The Songs On Korn 3 And Korn Untitled And Take A Look In The Mirror And Follow The Leader
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My favorite korn song is proud. My favorite album is Life is Peachy.
Does it make me bad??
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wow this is pretty hard they're all pretty awesome!
1.follow the leader - B.B.K
2.untouchables - embrace
3.issues - somebody someone
4.korn - divine
5.take a look in the mirror - right now
6.life is peachy - twist
7.see you on the other side - souvenier
8.kornIII: remember who you are - fear is a place to live
9.Untitled - do what they say
children of the korn, children of the korn!!!!
Re: Favorite Korn Album/Song
My most favorite album is Untouchables. I do like all of them though (huge KoRn fan). My favorite songs that i listen to the most are (in no particular order): Tearjerker, Blame, Thoughtless, Alone I Break, Starting Over, Kiss, Kill You, Never Around, Are You Ready To Live?, Holding All These Lies, No Way, My Gift To You.
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I hate choosing because my list seems to change every time I listen to an album, I'd think, now THIS is my favorite!! So my order of albums differs in the lower end. But here is what I have:
1. Issues
2. Life Is Peachy
3. Korn
4&5 (interchangable) Follow the Leader &Untouchables
6&7 (interchangable) See You On The Other Side& Untitled
8. Take A Look In the Mirror
9. Korn III
It all depends on what mood I'm in, sometimes I might think untitled and SYOTOS are at 4&5.
1. No One's There
2. Hollow Life
3. Predictable
4. Open Up
5. Hey Daddy
But then again 3, 4, and 5 might change if I really sit down and think about it. I usually go for the unnumbered top ten because I can't choose places for Lost, Dead, 4U, Tearjerker, Trapped Underneath the Stairs, Ball Tongue, Throw Me Away, Alone I Break, Pretty, Reclaim My Place, Let's Get This Party Started, Need To, Mr.Rogers, and Love and Luxury. They all are favorites! And that doesn't even include JD's solo stuff which would be at the top of the list!
Then, now, and forever... A.D.W.D.A.K.!!!
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After years of old-school Korn overplay, I now find myself favouring See You on the other Side and Untouchables. Brings back memories and has an interesting vibe. Also the fact that they sound nothing like anything they'd released previously appealed and still appeals to me lots. I thought Head's departure would ruin Korn for me but SYotOS didn't disappoint me at all. Unlike Untitled which was a bit dare I say PUSSY.
Top five Korn songs.. hard question but I'll be the unorthodox one and not pander to songs like Clown and Blind..
5. Love Song
4. Bottled Up Inside
3. Right Now
2. Here to Stay
1. Throw Me Away
I suppose really they change every day. Good stuff. Great Band.
I hardly just, just barely, only just survive.
Re: Favorite Korn Album/Song
Self-Titled - Every track.
Issues - Every track
If I had to choose;
Debut - Blind
LIP - Ass Itch
FTL - Pretty
Issues - No Way
Untouchables - Make Believe
TALITM - Right Now
Untitled - I will Protect You
K3RWYA - Move On
TPOT - Kill Mercy Within
Greatest Hits - Trash
MTV Unplugged - No One's There
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Favorite album: Follow the Leader
Favorite song: It's On!
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favorite songs blind and mr rogers favorite albums the debut , untitled and life is peachy
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favorite album
Follow the Leader
fav Songs
good god
sorry about the spelling
Re: Favorite Korn Album/Song
Favorite Album: tie between self-titled and Untitled.
Favorite song: Helmet in the Bush.
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"Freak on a Leash" is my personal favorite, I LOVE that song; it takes me back to my school days.
I need to get new iphone cases and a hdmi cable for my PC.
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Untouchables is my favorite album maybe because it's the first one that I bought. I really like the song thoughtless, I was so fascinated by the video of this song.But, Hollow life is really good too!
Re: Favorite Korn Album/Song
.- Issues
.- Korn
.- Untouchables
.- Untitled
.- Take a look in the Mirror
.- Follow the leader
.- Life is Peachy
.- See you on the other side
.- Korn III
Note: Actually I listen in this order, but its relative :D
No Way
Bottled up Inside
Re: Favorite Korn Album/Song
"Sometimes, I hate, the life, I made
everything's wrong every time"
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wish you could be me


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The cerebral cortex is a structure within the brain that plays a key role in memory, attention, perceptual awareness, thought, language, and consciousness. In dead, preserved brains, the outermost layer of the cerebrum has a grey color, hence the name grey matter. Grey matter is formed by neurons and their unmyelinated fibers, whereas the white matter below the grey matter of the cortex is formed predominantly by myelinated axons interconnecting different regions of the central nervous system. The human cerebral cortex is 2-4 mm (0.08-0.16 inches) thick.
The surface of the cerebral cortex is folded in large mammals, wherein more than two-thirds of the cortical surface is buried in the grooves, called "sulci." The phylogenetically most recent part of the cerebral cortex, the neocortex, also called isocortex, is differentiated into six horizontal layers; the more ancient part of the cerebral cortex, the hippocampus (also called archicortex), has at most three cellular layers, and is divided into subfields. Relative variations in thickness or cell type (among other parameters) allow us to distinguish between different neocortical architectonic fields. The geometry of at least some of these fields seems to be related to the anatomy of the cortical folds, and, for example, layers in the upper part of the cortical grooves (called gyri) seem to be more clearly differentiated than in its deeper parts (Ref.: Welker, W. 1991. Why does the cerebral cortex fissures and folds? Cerebral Cortex, Vol 8b).
The cerebral cortex develops from the most anterior part of the neural plate, a specialized part of the embryonic ectoderm. The neural plate folds and closes to form the neural tube. From the cavity inside the neural tube develops the ventricular system, and, from the epithelial cells of its walls, the neurons and glia of the nervous system. The most anterior (frontal) part of the neural tube, the telencephalon, gives rise to the cerebral hemispheres and cortex.
Cortical neurons are generated within the ventricular zone, next to the ventricles. At first, this zone contains "progenitor" cells, which divide to produce glial and neuronal cells . The glial fibers produced in the first divisions of the progenitor cells are radially oriented, spanning the thickness of the cortex from the ventricular zone to the outer, pial surface, and provide scaffolding for the migration of neurons outwards from the ventricular zone. The first divisions of the progenitor cells are symmetric, which duplicates the total number of progenitor cells at each mitotic cycle. Then, some progenitor cells begin to divide asymmetrically, producing one postmitotic cell that migrates along the radial glial fibers, leaving the ventricular zone, and one progenitor cell, which continues to divide until the end of development, when it differentiates into a glial cell or an ependymal cell. The migrating daughter cells become the pyramidal neurons of the cerebral cortex.
The layered structure of the mature cerebral cortex is formed during development. The first pyramidal neurons generated migrate out of the ventricular zone and form the preplate. Next, a cohort of neurons migrating into the middle of the preplate divides this transient layer into the superficial marginal zone, which will become layer one of the mature neocortex, and the subplate, forming a middle layer called the cortical plate. These cells will form the deep layers of the mature cortex, layers five and six. Later born neurons migrate radially into the cortical plate past the deep layer neurons, and become the upper layers (two to four). Thus, the layers of the cortex are created in an inside-out order.
The different cortical layers each contain a characteristic distribution of neuronal cell types and connections with other cortical and subcortical regions. One of the most clear examples of cortical layering is the Stria of Gennari in the primary visual cortex. This is a band of whiter tissue that can be observed with the naked eye in the fundus of the calcarine sulcus of the occipital lobe. The Stria of Gennari is composed of axons bringing visual information from the thalamus into layer four of visual cortex.
Staining cross-sections of the cortex to reveal the position of neuronal cell bodies and the intracortical axon tracts allowed neuroanatomists in the early 20th century to produced a detailed description of the laminar structure of the cortex in different species. After the work of Korbinian Brodmann (1909), the neurons of the cerebral cortex are grouped into six main layers, from outside (pial surface) to inside (white matter):
It is important to note that the cortical layers are not simply stacked one over the other; there exist characteristic connections between different layers and neuronal types, which span all the thickness of the cortex. These cortical microcircuits are grouped into cortical columns and minicolumns, the latter of which have been proposed to be the basic functional units of cortex (Mountcastle, 1997). In 1957, Vernon Mountcastle showed that the functional properties of the cortex change abruptly between laterally adjacent points; however, they are continuous in the direction perpendicular to the surface. Later works have provided evidence of the presence of functionally distinct cortical columns in the visual cortex (Hubel and Wiesel, 1959), auditory cortex and associative cortex (Tanaka, 2003).
Cortical areas that lack a layer IV are called agranular. Cortical areas that have only a rudimentary layer IV are called dysgranular.
The cortex is commonly described as comprising three parts: sensory, motor, and association areas.
In addition, motor functions have been described for:
Based on the differences in lamination the cerebral cortex can be classified into two major groups:
Auxiliary classes are:
Based on supposed developmental differences the following classification also appears:
In addition, cortex may be classified on the basis of gross topographical conventions into four lobes:


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Dan Jansen
|Personal information
|Full name
|Daniel Erwin Jansen
|June 17, 1965 (age 50)
West Allis, Wisconsin, U.S.
Medal record
Daniel "Dan" Erwin Jansen (born June 17, 1965, in West Allis, Wisconsin) is a retired American speed skater. A multiple world champion in sprint and perennial favorite at the Winter Olympics, he won a gold medal in his final race (1000 meters) in the 1994 Winter Olympics, at the end of his career.
Early career[edit]
Jansen, the youngest of nine children born to Harry Jansen (a police officer) and Geraldine (Grajek) Jansen, a part-time nurse, graduated from West Allis Central High School, Wisconsin. Inspired by his sister Jane, he took up speed skating while growing up. He set a junior world record in the 500 meter race at age sixteen, and finished sixteenth in the 1000 meters and fourth in the 500 meters at the 1984 Winter Olympics.
Competitive history[edit]
Jansen's competitive results improved in the years after the 1984 Olympics, and he overcame a case of mononucleosis in 1987.
In 1988, he became the World Sprint Champion, then he was off to the 1988 Winter Olympics where he was a favorite for the 500 and 1000 meter races. In the early hours of February 14, the day of the 500 meter event, Jansen was informed that his 27-year-old sister Jane Beres was dying of leukemia. Jansen spoke to her on the phone but was unable to receive a response. A few hours later, Jansen was notified of his sister's passing. He went on to compete in the 500 meter race that afternoon but fell in the first turn. Four days later in the 1000 meter event, he began with record-breaking speed but fell again, just past the 800 meter mark. Jansen left the 1988 Olympics with no medals but became the recipient of the U.S. Olympic Spirit Award for his valiant efforts through tragedy.
In the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, he finished fourth in the 500 meters and twenty-sixth in the 1000 meters, and left the games with no medals. In 1993, Jansen set a world record in the 500 meters event and was cast as a favorite to win the gold medal in the event at the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer.
Between the 1992 and 1994 Olympics, Jansen was the only skater to break 36 seconds in the 500 meters, doing so four times. In 1994, Jansen won his second World Sprint Championships title, and he arrived at the 1994 Winter Olympics for one final attempt at an Olympic medal. In the 500 meter event, he finished eighth. In preparation for the 1000 meter event, he was coached by Peter Mueller, who won the same event in the 1976 Winter Olympics. Jansen defied expectations and finished first, winning his first and only Olympic medal of his career, while setting a new world record in the process. He dedicated the gold medal to his late sister, then took one final victory lap around the rink with his one-year-old daughter, Jane. For his efforts, Jansen received the 1994 James E. Sullivan Award and was chosen by his fellow Olympians to bear the U.S. flag at the closing ceremony of the 1994 Winter Olympics. He was elected to the Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame in 1995.[1]
Jansen was inducted into the United States Olympic Hall of Fame in 2004. Today, Jansen is a speed skating commentator for NBC and from 2005 to 2007 he was the skating coach for the Chicago Blackhawks of the National Hockey League.
He set up the Dan Jansen Foundation in memory of his sister, with the purpose of fighting leukemia. He is an honorary board member of the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation.[2]
World records[edit]
Over the course of his career, Jansen set eight world records in speed skating:
|500 m
|January 25, 1992
|500 m
|March 19, 1993
|500 m
|March 20, 1993
|Sprint combination
|March 20, 1993
|500 m
|December 4, 1993
|500 m
|January 30, 1994
|Sprint combination
|January 30, 1994
|1000 m
|February 18, 1994
Source: SpeedSkatingStats.com[3]
Personal records[edit]
|500 m
|January 30, 1994
|1000 m
|February 18, 1994
|1500 m
|March 14, 1993
|3000 m
|March 5, 1983
|5000 m
|February 7, 1982
Source: SpeedskatingResults.com[4]
- ^ Kannada Anubhava. R.V. College of Engineering, Bangalore. 2010. pp. 87–88.
|last1=in Authors list (help)
- ^ "MMRF Honorary Board".
- ^ "Dan Jansen". SpeedSkatingStats.com. Retrieved August 29, 2012.
- ^ "Dan Jansen". SpeedskatingResults.com. Retrieved August 29, 2012.
- Dan Jansen at SpeedSkatingStats.com
- Personal records from The Skatebase
- Biography from ESPN Classic
- The Dan Jansen Foundation
- Dan Jansens official website
- Dan Jansen's U.S. Olympic Team bio
- Dan Jansen Skates into Second Season as Chicago Skating Coach at NHL.com. September 28, 2006.
- 1965 births
- Living people
- American male speed skaters
- American people of Dutch descent
- James E. Sullivan Award recipients
- Olympic speed skaters of the United States
- Speed skaters at the 1984 Winter Olympics
- Speed skaters at the 1988 Winter Olympics
- Speed skaters at the 1992 Winter Olympics
- Speed skaters at the 1994 Winter Olympics
- Former world record holders in speed skating
- People from West Allis, Wisconsin
- Olympic medalists in speed skating
- Medalists at the 1994 Winter Olympics
- Olympic gold medalists for the United States


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CARSON, Calif. – Midfielder Mika Vayrynen was left wanting much more from himself after making his first start in a month in the LA Galaxy's bland 1-1 draw with the Colorado Rapids.
In his first match back from a calf injury that limited to second half cameos in the Galaxy's last two minutes, Vayrynen went 58 minutes as the Galaxy struggled against a feisty Rapids squad.
With midfield regular Juninho being rested, Vayrynen was placed alongside Rafael Garcia, and was given the responsibility of moving the attack forward, but quickly ran into trouble against a Rapids squad that was content to flood the midfield and break up any Galaxy forays up field.
As Colorado packing the center of the park, Vayrynen saw his impact wane as he was unable to use his superior passing ability to connect with forwards Bradford Jamieson IV and Gyasi Zardes.
"That was my first game back in the starting lineup in a few weeks, which was a bit of a struggle," he said. "I didn't get the passing I involved that I would like to bring to the team. So it wasn't the best, but hopefully I get a couple more games and get back to being in form again."
CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena addressed the media after the club's 1-1 draw with the Colorado Rapids.
(On the game...)
ARENA: "The game was lousy, and everything with it was lousy."
(On the lineup changes...)
ARENA: "We wanted to give Maganto a start. We're going to need those guys, not only this month but June and Jully we have a very heavy schedule, so we have to give other guys playing. Leonardo came back from an injury, he's been about a month. We wanted to give him a start. We need to get Mika on the field. Those are the reasons. And obviously we have some other games coming up."
(On Gordon's Goal...)
ARENA: "Good goal. Alan certainly knows how to come into a game, and that's a real skill. He continues to do it, so I give him a lot of credit."
(On Ignacio Maganto...)
ARENA: "I thought he played with a lot of confidence, he was aggressive on the ball. He was somebody that they had to focus on. He did a good job, didn't play conservative and was pretty aggressive."
(On Rafael Garcia...)
ARENA: "I thought he had a good game. He always does a good job for us, but again I think it's important that our whole team be ready to play. Over the last three or four weeks he has gotten some time, which I think will give him confidence and have him to prepare to play as we get into the last 25 games or so of the season."
(On the substitutions...)
ARENA: I think they did a good job. We pushed to try and win the game. Colorado did a good job slowing the game down. I don't think the referee really had a clue as to what was going on (laughs). Really really slowed the game and tried to get out of here with a point. Give them credit, they got out of here with what they wanted.
After difficult showing against Colorado Rapids, are the LA Galaxy missing the injured Robbie Keane?
CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy are unbeaten in their last four matches without the injured Robbie Keane but despite the unbeaten run, LA's offense has been lacking without the reigning Major League Soccer Most Valuable Player in the lineup.
Since Keane went down with a groin strain in LA's defeat to Vancouver Whitecaps FC back on April 4, the Galaxy have racked up a 2-0-2 record but have only once scored more than two goals. In Saturday's 1-1 draw with the Colorado Rapids, the Galaxy attack appeared listless as the visitors high pressure prevented LA's midfield from connecting with strikers Bradford Jamieson IV and Gyasi Zardes. In the end, it was Alan Gordon once again playing the saivour as he notched a goal in the 75th minute to help LA earn the result.
Although the Galaxy were able to get a point against the Rapids, the question must be asked, do they miss Robbie Keane? After the match, Zardes provided an answer.
"Robbie is a phoenomonal player and, yes, he's gone but at the same time, we're professionals. As he's gone we're training with the guys we have. ... Which ever 11 that we have on the field, we're prepared to play."
Do you think the LA Galaxy miss Robbie Keane? Think we'll see Keane during the Galaxy's upcoming road trip?
Share your thoughts below.
LA Galaxy II's Eric Lopez and Galaxy Academy duo help lead U.S. U-15 squad to Tournament delle Nazioni title
LA Galaxy II goalkeeper Eric Lopez earned Goalkeeper of the tournament honors as the U.S Under-15's won the presgitious Tournament delle Nazioni on Friday with a 3-2 win over Austria.
Andrew Carleton scored twice for the Americans in the first half before Tim Weah (son of soccer great George Weah) scored the tournament winner to give the U.S. U-15's the victory on Friday in Gradisca d'Isonzo, Italy.. The U.S. qualified for the final by defeating host nation Italy in a penalty kick shootout that featured a save from Lopez to help the Americans best the Italian U-15 squad.
Joining Lopez (center) on the U.S. U-15 squad were fellow Galaxy Academy players, Zico Bailey (pictured left) and defender Jake Arteaga (pictured right).
CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy will look to extend their home unbeaten run to 27 games on Saturday when they host the Colorado Rapids.
Not only have the Galaxy gone unbeaten at home since last March but the club is on a three game unbeaten run despite playing without captain Robbie Keane. The Rapids arrive in Southern California without injured Marcelo Sarvas but boasting a respectable two game unbeaten streak.
In the latest edition of LAGalaxy.com's By the Numbers, we look at LA's fantastic home record against Colorado.
A.J. DeLaGarza eager to return to CONCACAF Champions League with LA Galaxy after Montreal Impact fall short
CARSON, Calif. -- The Montreal Impact fell short of becoming the first team from Major League Soccer to lift the CONCACAF Champions League by dropping a 5-3 aggregate result to Club America in the CONCACAF Champions League final.
The Impact went into the first half ahead 1-0 but the reigning Liga MX champions roared back with four goals in the second half to lift the contintential trophy for a record sixth time. Even though the league rallying behind the Impact, Galaxy defender A.J. DeLaGarza admits that he was -- somewhat -- pleased that Montreal did not become the first MLS team to win the Champions League.
"I wasn't rooting for them, but I wasn't rooting against them," DeLaGarza said. "I wanted to be the first to five [MLS Cups] and now I want to be the first to win the CONCACAF Champions League. At the same time, they were in a position to win and you wonder if they scored one more goal like they could have, the game would have been different. But America also had their chances so it's a bit of give and take."
DeLaGarza and the Galaxy will have their chance to become the first MLS team to win the CCL this summer when the 2015-16 tournament begins. Although the club is placing a high priority on the tournament, DeLaGarza understands that achieving continential dominence won't be easy.
"I think that we should have always shot. It's always a difficult tournament when it's split up but, at the end of the day, it's a tournament where the Mexicans have had the better of the play for awhile now," said DeLaGarza. "We have to start turning things around as a league to show that we can get better. It won't be easy but we just have to win."
CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena says Robbie Keane and Jose Villarreal are "not likely" to feature in this weekend's clash with the Colorado Rapids.
The Colorado match will be the fourth consecutive game that Keane has missed with a groin strain while Villarreal reinjured his right hamstring during his participation with the U.S. Under-23's last week. In Keane's absence, the Galaxy have performed ablely, complying a 2-0-1 in three matches.
"I'm not spending a whole lot of time worrying about them. When they're ready, they're ready," Arena said on Thursday. "We can't worry about it right now, we'll see. Every day tells us a little bit more."
CARSON, Calif. -- On Wednesday, the LA Galaxy returned to the training ground for the first time this week, but captain Robbie Keane was not with the squad.
Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena confirmed to reporters that Keane did not take part in the team's first session ahead of this Saturday's clash with the Colorado Rapids. Arena revealed that the Irishman will continue to be evalauted throughout the week as he looks to recover from a groin strain that has caused him to miss the last three games.
Although the Galaxy have gone unbeaten in the three games that Keane has missed, Arena admits that the Irishman's absence has been felt particularly due to the fact that LA has started three different forward combinations since the captain went down.
"It is an impact. We don't have any Robbie Keanes sitting on the bench at the moment," Arena said. "When you lose Robbie, you lose some characteristics of your attack but then it takes a little bit of time. But having said that since when Robbie has been out, we've still been able to get points. It is what it is."
While Keane's status is still in doubt, Arena did have positive news regarding Jose Villarreal who the Galaxy boss is, "will be getting back [to practice] soon."
LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena says MLS teams must compete for CONCACAF Champions League title consistently
CARSON, Calif. -- The eyes of Major League Soccer will turn to Olympic Stadium in Montreal on Wednesday night as the Montreal Impact seek to become the first Major League Soccer club to win the CONCACAF Champions League when they host Liga MX side Club America in the second leg of the CCL Final.
Montreal find themselves level on aggregate with the Mexican giants after earning a crucial 1-1 draw at the Estadio Azteca last week. If the score holds, the Impact would win the series by virtue of their away goal. With the Impact inching closer to a continential title, folks from across MLS have rushed to support the Impact, much like they did back in 2011 when Real Salt Lake fell just short in the CCL final against Monterrey.
After LA Galaxy training on Wednesday, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena, who won the 1998 CONCACAF Champions Cup with D.C. United. was asked if Montreal winning the CCL represented a step forward for MLS.
"It'd be a move forward, I don't know what means but it would be a move forward. I would say that's certainly an argument that you'd have," Arena said. "Personally, I think those things only can be discussed over time not in a short period of time. If we didn't have another team [in the CCL Final] for another 10 years, it wouldn't say a whole lot. It'd be nice to see our league consistently compete to be in the World Club championships."
WATCH: Who is Bradford Jamieson IV? The Soccer Gods talk about the young LA Galaxy forward after his first career MLS goal
Just who is Bradford Jamieson IV? Well, if your name is Chris Duvall or Dax McCarty, you likely have a good idea.
After the 18-year-old wunderkind scored his first career MLS goal on Sunday against the New York Red Bulls, he received the full highlight package treatment from Fusion's "Soccer Gods" show.
Check out the video above.


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Savour the tastes of Italy from the shores of Patong. With an extensive and discerning wine list and a beachside dining terrace, La Gritta is one of the most romantic places to eat in Phuket. A traditional Italian restaurant with a contemporary flair, the menu is highlighted by a selection of gourmet pizzas, handmade pastas and delectable desserts. When the moon rises over the bay, you'll know you're dining in paradise.
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(AP) Humane officers said a Pennsylvania woman marketed "gothic kittens" with ear, neck and tail piercings over the Internet. Officers with the SPCA of Luzerne County removed three kittens and a cat from a home outside Wilkes-Barre.
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"It's unbelievable anybody would do this to kittens," Morrison said.
Charges are likely against the homeowner, whose name was not released.
Morrison said the woman has a pet grooming business in the basement of the home.
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AMSTERDAM (AP) - Nighttime was the right time to get tanked
Friday in the Dutch town of Genderen.
An unmanned gas station began offering customers gas for 1 euro
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"Most people were home in bed, so it could have been worse,"
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Bar IX is an industrial, rustic Montana bar offering Bozeman's best happy hour from 5-9 with daily drink specials; followed by the hottest night life Bozeman has to offer. Located at 311 E. Main St. and opened 365 days a year with a seasonal creek side bar.
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