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Kathryn Jean Lopez, editor of National Review Online, writes a weekly column of conservative political and social commentary for Newspaper Enterprise Association. An award-winning journalist and editor who has been praised for "editorial daring," Kathryn Jean Lopez has covered issues as diverse as the left-wing takeover of the Girl Scouts to the war on terror. Kathryn Jean Lopez writes frequently on bioethics, religion, feminism, education, and congressional politics, among other topics.
As editor of National Review Online, Kathryn Jean Lopez oversees the web magazine's editorial content and operations. Kathryn Jean Lopez can be read around-the-clock at NRO's weblog, "The Corner," where Kathryn Jean Lopez is known as "K-Lo." Kathryn Jean Lopez also writes for National Review, the print magazine founded by William F. Buckley, Jr. Kathryn Jean Lopez has interviewed scores of policymakers and cultural figures, including Donald Rumsfeld, Mel Gibson and Alan Dershowitz. Kathryn Jean Lopez's work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, New York Post and Washington Times, among many other publications internationally.
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Kathryn Jean Lopez is a weekly guest on the nationally syndicated "Hugh Hewitt Show" and a regular commentator and correspondent for Vatican Radio. Kathryn Jean Lopez graduated from the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., where she studied politics and philosophy. Kathryn Jean Lopez lives in New York.
The president of the United States invoked the pope during his annual speech at the National Prayer Breakfast. It was not the first time, and it won't be the last. As a political matter, it makes sense.
"Compassion is harder to accept than condemnation when you feel as disgusting and horrible as I do," Ryan Loskarn wrote before he took his own life.
Their rally signs were pink. That was the first indication of their bold tactics. Typically, pink is the color reserved for Planned Parenthood. Then there is the ubiquitous pink of Komen, the breast-cancer advocacy group that seems to operate in the shadow of Planned Parenthood and the shrill politics of the sexual-empowerment agenda.
Mark Ruffalo is a mainstay of the contemporary "rom-com" genre of movies. He's also one of NARAL Pro-Choice America's favorite actors, due to his his abortion activism.
'Tis the season for charity -- all the world's inspired by the Christmas spirit once Thanksgiving comes around. You can't help but wonder about the rest of the year, though.
Mexico City -- Children giggle with hysterical joy as drops of holy water hit them. A handicapped man in pain groans, reaching for the hope that is so palpable here. A pregnant woman takes in a little of the peace of this place, even in the midst of all the noise.
"He was just kind of left by himself," a friend of Richard Shoop commented to reporters.
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"What matters?" It's a question Charles Krauthammer, psychiatrist-turned-Pulitzer-winning columnist, asks in the first sentence of his new book, a memoir-ish collection. The book is called "Things That Matter: Three Decades of Passions, Pastimes and Politics." He explains how the working title for the book had originally been "There's More to Life than Politics" and was going to include just about everything but politics. Naturally, though, a man who "left a life in medicine for a life in journalism devoted mostly to politics" couldn't disengage.
Who needs religious freedom? It's a necessary, if often unasked, question.
If Bret Baier ever needed an excellent excuse to get out of something, he had one on Sept. 10.
"Shallow understanding from people of good will is more frustrating than absolute misunderstanding from people of ill will," Martin Luther King Jr. wrote in his 1963 "Letter from a Birmingham Jail."
As we face decisive junctures as a culture and country and challenges about who we are as a people, it's good to have leaders paving the way, providing prayer and charity, leadership and partnership. What an example to follow.
"People won't remember what you said as much as how you made them feel."
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I confess I've been doing some yelling at the TV. I keep hearing that we have to have a "national conversation on violence" in the wake of the verdict in the George Zimmerman trial.
"Couldn't we have one?" That was Chuck Todd's question as he hosted his political geek show, "The Daily Rundown," on MSNBC one recent morning.
I made the mistake of walking away from my computer after hitting "play" on a Youtube video. All of a sudden, the room was filled with hails to ... Satan. This was the comeback from some Wendy Davis fans outside the Texas statehouse to opponents of the Texas legislator's attempts to kill a bill that would restrict some abortions (20 weeks and later) in the state.
The prayer vigil on a Saturday night was one of the opening acts of the Fortnight for Freedom, a two-week period of prayer, fasting, and education, led by Catholic bishops, but of importance to everyone no matter what their faith.
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2004 Ford Thunderbird Q&A
2004 Ford Thunderbird Question: Is there a way to trouble shoot the injector to find the cause of misfire
I have replaced spark plugs and replaced coil pack and have also replaced two injectors one of the injectors is not functoning correctly one way we found out is by taking the wire and testing other injectors to see the current going through In that particular on there is no activity at all please help me find a way to trouble shoot unless there is a common solution thanks ex. buy the connector would that be the problem - monroviamarket
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isolate the cylinder misfiring first. with the engine running you can disconnect the connector to the injector to see if your misfire worsen. if it does then the injector is working if it does not then that cylinder has either a bad fuel delivery, ignition or mechanical issue. This is just a quick trial and error to see if your injector is working. How well its working, well that can be done by scope testing or flow testing. - TristanReal
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You can easily test for injector pulse with a noid light, parts store will loan/rent one. IF no pulse, you may,now, have a damaged or inop. injector driver circuit(s) from ECM. Scanner can run cylinder contribution test to find weak cylinder(s). Did you replace ALL coils and plugs with quality parts? (Motorcraft) - pushrod
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Replace all coils with Motorcraft coils, ( I learned the hard way) What codes are you getting? Ford dealer had my 04 for 3.5 months replaced throttle body, timing gears and chains,complete cat system, and injectors, before realizing it was a cam phaser that was causing misfire! have your variable timing checked before replacing injectors. - rottendog67
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1/2-inch cucumber slices
grape tomatoes
Kalamata olives, pitted
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Used these as an appetizer for Thanksgiving. We loved them. I left off the oregano - because I was out. And I added a quartered marinated artichoke heart to each stick. Then I drizzled them with Ken's Lite Balsamic Vinaigrette Dressing. Num num! Thank you for sharing!
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Makeup Look: Thin black line with a defined socket and a deep rose lip stain
Foundation: CHANEL Vitalumiere Fluid Makeup in Limpide (used throughout show)
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The proof is in the cloudsJanuary 26th, 2012 in Earth / Earth Sciences
A stratocumulus cloud deck over the South Pacific Ocean, as seen by NASA's Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS). Image courtesy of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Earth Observatory and obtained from the NASA Terra satellite.
For most people, clouds are just an indication of whether it's a "good" or "bad" day. A team of scientists from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory found that certain clouds hold the key to climate behavior prediction. The researchers improved the modeling system to simulate the way clouds interact with particles in the air. The team assessed the state-of-the-art model's ability to simulate clouds and their interaction with fine particles in the air and pollution.
Accurate prediction of how heavy pollution will influence climate is one of the best ways to protect the future of the planet. Scientists can help by creating models of how the climate responds to many different variables. Projecting how clouds over oceans may be influenced by pollution, tiny bits of smoke, or chemicals is important because these clouds are part of a cycle that influences temperatures and precipitation in many areas of the world. Researchers showed the value of a model to predict complex interactions between atmospheric pollution and clouds.
It is important to study the accuracy of different climate modeling systems so scientists can determine the minimum level of complexity necessary to produce meaningful climate prediction.
A research team assessed simulations produced by WRF-Chem coupled with a new module, using observations from the VAMOS Ocean-Cloud-Atmosphere-Land Study Regional Experiment (VOCALS). They analyzed VOCALS data, as well as satellite images and data.
The team performed comprehensive evaluations of the models in simulating aerosols, clouds, and their interactions. Aerosols and aerosol-cloud interactions not only influence cloudiness and precipitation, but also lowers and modifies the cloud-top height, and a mean subsidence above the cloud top. They showed that WRF-Chem was accurate down to a very a small time scale in predicting aerosol interactions with cloud properties.
WRF-Chem is a regional meteorological model, with major improvements in aerosol and chemistry modules supplied by PNNL.
Validating the WRF-Chem model predictions of the regional climate and energy budget was the first step. Scientists can now use WRF-Chem to quantify and evaluate many other issues, such as quantifying the impacts of human-caused and natural emissions on the regional climate.
More information: Yang Q, et al. 2011. "Assessing Regional Scale Predictions of Aerosols, Marine Stratocumulus, and Their Interactions During VOCALS-Rex Using WRF-Chem." Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 11:22663-22718. DOI:10.5194/acpd-11-22663-2011
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1. MTV star Simon Rex going for a Depeche Mode "Personal Jesus" cowboy look or perhaps the look is a nod to his porn star past?
2. Sliders star (remember Sliders?) Jerry O'Connell in a vinyl vest! My only question, is that vest painted on?
3. Have you accepted Renegade star Lorenzo Llamas as your sheriff/savior?
4. Are you ready for a roll in the hay with James Marsden? He was one of the stars of ABC's Second Noah.
5. Jim Davidson of Pacific Blue (?) and a dead horse.
6. Baywatch star David Chokachi wants to be your space cowboy (your gangster of love).
7. Michael Gallagher, one of the stars of the short-lived Fox show Fire Co. 132, rocking the bolo tie.
8. Jamie Walters takes a break from beating up Tori Spelling on Beverly Hills, 90120, to judge a minivan race.
9. Baywatch Nights (yup, that was a show) star Eddie Cibrian, dressed like he is going to a cowboy themed party at Liberace's house.
10. Clearly, Melrose Place star David Charvet also got an invitation to the party.
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This month's Young Eagles day started off with our typical "June gloom" conditions, ceilings reported as 600 overcast, definitely not appropriate (or legal) for flying Young Eagles. Plus, they wouldn't have been able to see much anyhow. So, for a couple of hours, we had to keep about ten kids amused; YE coordinator pro-tem Bob Gursky (in the absence of Mark Albert, vacationing in sunny Aberdeen, Scotland) did an expert job in describing EAA, the YE program, and career opportunities in aviation to the group, followed by Ed Watson demonstrating how a pre-flight is done on our Cessna 170. I gave a tour around our hangars, and Richard West introduced some of the kids to playing chess. What with all that, and much activity on the flight simulators, the time passed quickly enough. By this time, some of our local airplanes and pilots were trickling in: Ted Krohne (Beech Baron), Gil Rud (Husky), Duane Shockey (Cessna 170) and Vince Flynn (Cessna 182). We also have a new YE pilot, Jonathon Robbins in his shiny Luscombe, parked on our ramp. For a time, we thought we might have to cancel the flying, however, the skies improved to "marginal VFR" and some of our more determined pilots decided to take some kids on an abbreviated ride, and eventually all the YE's were able to fly.
For lunch, Gary List cooked up plenty of lasagna for the regulars, plus hot dogs and chili for the kids (some of us had both). There were about thirty adults and the ten Young Eagles served, so quite a busy day in the kitchen.
Among the fly-ins who showed up with the improving weather, were Carl Pozarowski in his Bonanza, Jerry Furnas in his Aeronca , Joe Pribilo in his Luscombe and Ron Shipley in his Aircoupe. Missing, these days, are the F-18's – perhaps saving some taxpayers money?
Earlier in the week, Chuck Stiles moved around the newly-acquired T-hangar, at the request of the SDM airport manager – this to facilitate trucks passing through our leased property on Old Charlie taxiway, in preparation for the re-paving of 26R. When is this supposed to happen? It has already been delayed by seven or eight months.
You may have noticed that the windsock on Hangar 1 was hanging in tatters, so there have been discussions about replacing it, at a cost of thirty or forty dollars. Ryan suggested that an aluminum version would be just as decorative and more permanent (the fabric ones only seem to last a year or two), and a day later he had fabricated and installed one to his own design. And it was free, too. Thanks to Ryan for taking the initiative on this.
A correction, (one of many I have made, but this one got past the editor): the T-hangar referred to above was not donated by Buzz Gibbs as I stated, but was the gift of Joe Hollow, who deserves the thanks. My apologies for this error.
Even by the standard of our recent attendances, this Saturday was a really quiet one. Where were all our members? Some might have been enjoying the food and fun at the Del Mar Fair, however that alone can't have accounted for the meager turn-out. The weather was perfect for flying (unlike the previous two Saturdays), so it's possible that folks were flying to destinations other than Brown Field – including DOOF leader Rich Czarniecki, who departed for Chino with a buddy to have lunch there. The only airplane arrivals were Jim Wright (who I tried to enroll as a member – no luck) in his 172, and Joe Pribilo in his Luscombe. Consequently, activity was at a minimum and consisted primarily of sitting around drinking coffee. Meanwhile, Gary List had prepared a lunch of rice and chili, fresh-baked corn bread and salad, enough to feed four times as many of the diners who finally showed up – about fifteen, I believe.
High point of the week was the arrival of our next T-hangar, donated by Buzz Gibbs from Montgomery. Chuck Stiles had been working on it for some time, strengthening the underpinnings so that it could be transported to our facility; he modified it so that it had four wheels, rather than the two with which it was originally equipped. This made it much more stable for its freeway journey to Brown Field, although at fourteen feet wide, the trip through rush-hour traffic no doubt enraged many homeward- bound drivers. Chuck and Ryan safely shepherded the hangar round all the corners, to its final resting place on Old Charlie taxiway.
After an inevitably expensive visit to the computer shop, and much consulting with my computer-savvy son #2, I'm finally back on the air, at least until the next virus hits.
Early in the week, hangar-manager Ryan and other hangar owners were scurrying around cleaning up and cleaning out their hangars in preparation for the annual inspection by the San Diego City representatives to ensure that we were meeting their standards for contents, safety and so forth. It's surprising how much junk can accumulate in one year; this was a good opportunity to load it into the dumpster. Well, their efforts must have worked, because the inspection on Thursday gave us a passing grade – good for one year to find more junk.
Drat and double-drat! No sooner than I had promised not to refer to the weather any more, because it was so boring, along comes a couple of weeks of distinctly non-typical May weather, with high winds and heavy rain. I'll restrict myself to saying that we really appreciated the downpours after so many months of dry conditions. By a happy coincidence, Rich Czarniecki had just installed a rain gutter over the Young Eagles Nest entry-way, in time to catch the last of the heavy showers which previously would have inundated the area.. The amount of water emerging from the downspout was truly impressive – too bad it all had to go to waste.
In addition to Rich's work, the week saw the usual worker-bees busily engaged, Ryan remodeling his instrument panel, Chuck Stiles manufacturing parts in preparation for the move of another T-hangar from Montgomery Field to our ramp. We have plenty of prospective tenants eager to get their airplanes under cover.
EAA 14 is pleased to be associated with Devon Strut, an aircraft club in England with similar interests, goals and activities. It is part of the UK's Light Aircraft Association, a counterpart to EAA.
Chris Puntis' Sonex is our featured aircraft. Chris built the airplane completely from scratch, with a little bit of help from his friends.


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After getting two earnings reports in the media space in the last day, while it's not clear there were not any significant worries uncovered, neither of the companies in question is having a good day in the stock market.
Despite high unemployment and tepid economic growth, the advertising market remains strong, David Zaslav, president & CEO of Discovery Communications told CNBC on Friday.
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- Apple squanders its riches - BetaNews' Joe Wilcox examines the behavior of Apple as a corporate icon, and relates it to the behemoth of the 1990s, Microsoft. He sees negative perceptions, arrogance and a failure to innovate of late. Likening this to Microsoft, he sees a complete lack of consumer and analyst expectation for Microsoft, which is where Apple may be headed. Via BetaNews, more here.
- Why Apple could be getting closer to building its own Mac chips - In 2005, Apple dropped their own internally designed PowerPC silicon for Intel's x86 architecture, and hasn't looked back for a while. Apple has begun to design their own ARM chips for iOS devices, and may be looking to replace the chips inside of the MacBook Air (and later their full MacBook lines). ARM chips are being used successfully in servers, and it shouldn't be long before you see them in multiple PCs. Via GigaOM, more here.
- Judge dismisses Apple lawsuit versus Motorola over standards-based patents – After Apple insisted that they would only pay $1 per product (instead of the 2.5% per product Motorola requested), Judge Crabb has thrown out the lawsuit over fair royalties. Via Engadget, more here.
- GigaOM takes a look at how Tumblr has done it - Tumblr's CEO believes that the sites ability to easily post, share and re-post all without comments. They chose to ignore comments to keep the 'jerks' off of the site. The eco-system has grown, and reached over 20B page views (and growing). Via GigaOM, more here.
- Report: Internet Explorer 10 Is The Fastest Browser On Windows, Chrome 19 Wins On Mac - New Relic, a web application performance management firm, monitors 40B pageviews a month. It has found that IE10 performs the speediest on Windows 8, followed by IE9, Firefox 15, Safari 5 and Chrome 21. However, Chrome 19 is the fastest browser on both Mac and Linux platforms. Via TechCrunch, more here.
- Google Chrome 23 in finished form brings Do Not Track, graphics boosts for Windows users - The latest version of Chrome offers the much needed Do Not Track feature which allows you to increase your privacy and thwart targeted advertisements. They have also included hardware graphical acceleration for Windows PCs. Via Engadget, more here.
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Nice knowledgeable wait staff. Nice ambience with water front view. Can get busy on peak days. Typical American & seafood.
I keep wanting Salt Creek to be good. Place is beautiful. The food just isn't that good even with the new menu. Go elsewhere.
Don't forget to order the special chocolate suffle for dessert.
My favorite waterfront restaurant from fabulous dinner to an excellent Sunday brunch! ! !
Great place! Look forward to next opportunity to eat there!
Chips are great, meal was okay... Too much garlic for my liking.
The Sunday brunch is amazing. Get there early for a good seat on the water.
Awesome food/ unlimited mimosas & waitress .what more can I say
Amazing crab cakes!!! The potato chip appetizer is worth it too!!
NJCB Membership Club: $15 Burger & Brew. Any burger and draft beer excluding Kobe Beef Burger
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nice view good drink specials , food over priced, staff was pleasant and attentive
The swordfish is awesome, comes with avocado mousse that rocks!
You have to order the chocolate soufflé! Amazing!
Fries are excellent, but stay away from the ribs. They are hardly fall off the bone.
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4 star food, 5 star prices. Good variety of fish, and many non seafood choices. Fast service, great view if you ask for a table near the water.
Always make sure to ask about the specials. They're often fantastic.
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Get the Caesar over mesquite, the lettuce is char grilled, it's amazing.
they have Guinness, but they need to learn how to pour it properly.
The food is so good! Great wait staff! Great all around restaurant!
Half price wine on Monday nights!
Slidders are amazing. First time here during the winter, but it has a water view. I will be back!
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Recently retired jockey Patti Cooksey, California training legend Noble Threewitt, and Steve Haskin of The Blood-Horse were honored Wednesday night in Dallas at the annual National Turf Writers Association awards dinner.Cooksey, the second all-time winning female rider, was presented the Mr. Fitz Award for typifying the spirit of racing. She was introduced by jockey Edgar Prado, a close friend, who called her "an inspiration both on and off the track." Prado mentioned Cooksey's battle with cancer and determination to come back from a spill to ride again before retiring this summer.Threewitt was introduced by Daily Racing Form columnist Jay Hovdey, who noted not only the trainer's seven decades of sending out winners in California, but that a backside health clinic at Santa Anita is named in his honor. At age 92, Threewitt said he has no intention of retiring. He received the Joe Palmer Award for meritorious service to racingHaskin was presented the Walter Haight Award for lifetime achievement in turf racing by trainer D. Wayne Lukas, who after poking fun at Haskin through several jokes, turned serious in thanking the writer for his dedication to racing. "Steve is always the first one on the backside and he can call anyone and they will return his call," Lukas said.The Breeders' Cup writing awards were presented by Breeders' Cup president and National Thoroughbred Racing Association commissioner D.G. Van Clief Jr. The Joe Hirsch award for newspaper writing went to Jay Privman of Daily Racing Form. Michele MacDonald of Thoroughbred Times won the Bill Leggett award for magazine writing.
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SCORE NYC offers affordable workshops in a wide range of small business topics. These workshops cover concepts, strategies, and practical actions for starting a new business and for growing an existing business. All sessions are led by SCORE NYC Mentors and by outside guest speakers, all subject matter experts in their specific topic. To assist you in choosing a workshop or series of workshops to meet your needs, we have grouped the complete lineup into 5 areas:
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Jul 7, 2015
10:00am - 2:00pm EDT
Brooklyn, NY
Selling 101: Sales Process EssentialsSelling is a learned skill. Learn how to close the sale! Are you afraid of selling? Don't be! Selling is a skill that is learned, not inherent. One can learn how to be...
Jul 9, 2015
1:00pm - 4:30pm EDT
New York, NY
QuickBooks for Windows Hands-On WorkshopRunning a successful business requires the careful recording of income and expenses. But most small business owners don't have formal accounting training. Enter QuickBooks, the world's most...
Jul 14, 2015
10:00am - 4:00pm EDT
New York, NY
Tune Up Your Marketing EngineUnderstand your customers, offer products that are relevant to them, and connect with them both online and offline In this workshop, you will learn how to develop a marketing strategy...
Jul 15, 2015
9:00am - 11:30am EDT
New York, NY
Business Owners RoundtableLeadership Can Be Lonely. Ever Wish You Had a Peer Group to Exchange Ideas With? Welcome to the 2015 Business Owners Roundtable. Join our Summer/Fall 2015 Roundtable segment now, for...
Jul 16, 2015
12:30pm - 4:30pm EDT
New York, NY
Create the Business Plan That's Right for YouA business plan is a living, breathing blueprint for your business that will help you guide and manage your company. This workshop is a must for potential business owners. In this interactive...
Jul 25, 2015
11:00am - 2:00pm EDT
New York, NY
Communicate Effectively and Lead for ResultsDo your instructions often get lost in translation at your company? Clear communication is a big factor in the success of your organization.
The better you understand yourself, the better...
Jul 28, 2015
5:00pm - 7:30pm EDT
New York, NY
Information Technology for Small BusinessSmall business owners have many options to choose from when it comes to CRM and Project Management tools. In this class, two experts will cover the range of software options available to...
Aug 11, 2015
10:30am - 1:45pm EDT
Brooklyn, NY
Questions You Need to Answer Before Starting a BusinessThis workshop will focus on those questions you must answer before investing $1 in a new business.
To do otherwise could put you in harm's way.
It will also give you a...
Aug 13, 2015
1:00pm - 4:30pm EDT
New York, NY
QuickBooks for Windows Hands-On WorkshopRunning a successful business requires the careful recording of income and expenses. But most small business owners don't have formal accounting training. Enter QuickBooks, the world's most...
Aug 20, 2015
10:00am - 2:00pm EDT
New York, NY
Engage Your Customer with Effective Digital StrategiesContinuing our series of digital media marketing workshops, providing an overview of the capabilities of digital marketing and social media. Watch this space. More information will be posted as...


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I Love Punk Rock
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Black Veil BridesI was a prep all in middle school. I tried to portray myself as rich by wearing all the designer brands, just so I could feel like I fitted in. I had an inner rebellion, this constant turmoil between "fitting in" and being an individual. I was friends with a girl who seemed to...
shaythomas 16-17, F 2 Sep 6, 2013
The Dickies - Gigantor.Whenever I needed a little pick-me-up...
outsidewitness 31-35, M 1 Response 1 Oct 15, 2014
I live just east of Amarillo,the city where Brian Deneke was killed nearly 20 years ago. The saddest part is, the punk scene in Amarillo is dead. I can't even get members for a solid punk band! Tonight, this has been on my mind. People became afraid to express who they really were all because of some coward...
CloseButNoGuitar 26-30, M 0 Mar 9
We Will Not Do What They Want And Do What They Saythe 80ies were useless. the mainstream music was crap, the politics idiotic (remember that alzheimer dude and communism vs. capitalism discussions?), the clothes - bah, the hairdos - yikes - even the perfumes were sweet and terrible. and then these crew cut guys with their...
bluberdiblubber 36-40 2 Responses 2 Feb 7, 2011
People need to learn what's really punk musicand what's not
Mandatorysuicide 16-17, F 7 Responses 8 Aug 21, 2014
Screw it! My 10 punk song faves in NO ORDER!1. Suspect Device by Stiff Little Fingers 2. Trouble If You Hide by The Freeze 3. Gigantor by The Dickies 4. One Hundred Punks by Generation X 5. The Man With The Dogs by Dead Kennedys 6. Lexicon Devil by The Germs 7. Suburban Home by Descendents 8. (My Baby Does) Good...
outsidewitness 31-35, M 0 Sep 25, 2014
I need this profile 1.Moose and her friend 2. I hate cheaters..tracked 3. All hearted stuff is tracked too moose.. Cheaters who despise cheaters usually are
letsgo2234 51-55, F 4 Responses 2 Nov 23, 2014
I'm fairly new to punk.Really diggin' Aus-Rotten at the moment.
ShadowOnTheSun 18-21, T 1 Nov 12, 2014
Punk and grunge are my favorite music genre inthe world. But I don't understand those people who go out their way to buy a band t shirt if they don't know the band. Or those people who start trying too hard fitting within the label. People should just be themselves and stop being something they are not.
bruisexviolet 16-17, F 1 Response 6 Aug 16, 2014
Currently listening to **** Authority byPennywise bruh! :D
NightmxreWolf 16-17, M 1 Response 1 Jan 29
Rancid Rancid Rancid Rancid Misfits MisfitsMisfits Misfits Subhumans Subhumans Subhumans Posion Idea Poison Idea Poison Idea The Exploited The Exploited
alxxaa 16-17, F 3 Dec 7, 2014
Never Had A First TimeCan you believe it? I have never been F**ed in my life and at my age I look in the mirror and can see why sometimes my face shows age and I am really doing things that are dangerous like taking many hormones that can kill a person - I take over the max, I am doing laser...
Lyndsey2u 56-60, T 4 Responses 2 Jun 18, 2012
Punk rock makes me feelso alive!
Listen to the meaningbefore you judge the screaming :)
Pierce7891 18-21, F 3 Aug 16, 2014
I absolutely love rock music.I like this song Hero by Nickelback. Rock on!!! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oPr8ZqRHTQo
ArtLover24 22-25, F 1 Mar 1
Punk Rock Ruined My Life.. Or Did It?I began with bands like Good Charlotte and Simple Plan, and through their t-shirts and patches they "rocked" I began finding other bands I enjoyed. I was fourteen and no one I knew listened to Punk so it was a start. I dropped out of high school through other problems I had...
revolutionaryinjustice 22-25, M 5 Responses 5 Sep 16, 2011
Love Punk RockI heard punk rock since i was like 8 because of my sister... she was like punk... but now she change but i still love her... so my favorite punk rock group is blink 182... and urs?!
dagirl10 16-17, F 2 Dec 9, 2009
Good RiddanceI turned to music because I was an outcast, and I didn't have people to turn to, so I related to music and lyrics... punk rock tended to have the most relatable lyrics. I've gone through an appreciation of all kinds of punk rock -- first, pop punk (with Green Day, All Time Low...
Boulier 18-21, F 2 Responses 2 Jul 16, 2013
And I have absolutely no friends who'd listeneven remotely similar music and it sucks:P
Chumbawamba!?For those who don't know, the band that people mostly know as a 90s one hit wonder band (Tubthumping) was actually an anarchist punk collective. Their sound has changed throughout the years, but they've stayed true to their message. They retired this year after thirty years...
Realitychexk 31-35, M 2 Responses 2 Nov 7, 2013
This album was always one of my favorites.Freakin love this song and this band. Man the 2000's were such a golden age for punk hardcore music. Fear Before the March of Flames - Whiskey is alright in its place, but its place is hell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq2faEOIm7s
ebolarama 26-30, M 1 Nov 26, 2014
GG Allin man! He was quite the spectacle,favorite by far
alxxaa 16-17, F 5 Dec 4, 2014
The song Aenema By Tool has a punk message... (If you don't understand then oh well) But tool is a Metal band.... so is this song Punk Rock? Or Metal?
Joshx0xWar 16-17, M 0 Mar 11
Especially......The Misfits, Ramones, Sex Pistols, Sublime.
SpiritOfTheRabbit 31-35, F 8 Responses 2 Apr 11, 2010
Murder City Nights !!For all you lovers of Punk and pure rock , check out ' Murder city nights ! It's hosted and compiled by the fabulous Divaluxe .. here's this months set list ... Li'l Boys Play With Dolls - The Lords of the New Church Whips and Spurs - Sonic Negroes Bad Attitude...
I'm a punk rocker. I never really find peopleinto punk rock. Real punk like black flag, NOFX, rancid just good ****. I grew up listening to it and it always stuck. I'm just in love with it.
alxxaa 16-17, F 2 Responses 5 Sep 24, 2014
We want people with college degrees people withdrug use experience but no STDs people with open-minded philosophiescome hug California treesit's a cold truth and revolution now neoconservatives run out of town we're going to burn orange county down and then we're off to riverside Bakersfield and Fresno too then we're coming...
Kafkadreams210 16-17, M 0 Jan 11
rehn65 16-17, M 2 Responses 3 Aug 17, 2014
punk is my escape, my drug,my life. without it I wouldn't be half who I am because music defines people. it taught me not to take **** from anyone and to not give a ****. punks are some of the most amazing people you meet and only do I have 1 friend I connect this way with and she is the best.
alxxaa 16-17, F 5 Dec 20, 2014
Of All Kinds.I love Punk music. Everything from old school punk like X-Ray Spex, Sex Pistols, Ramones, The Clash, Dead Kennedys to newer stuff. I love Ska Punk as well, like Save Ferris, No Doubt and Streetlight Manifesto. I also adore Celtic Punk, like The Pogues, Flogging Molly, The Tossers...
coinoperatedgirl 46-50 2 Responses 2 Jan 28, 2012
Ideal punkrock for me is defiantly nirvanaand foo fighters. Love them. Also neon punk like red hot chili peppers.
SassySam77 18-21, F 4 Responses 3 Jan 28, 2014
I need friends that love punk,rock, psycodellic, surf, and lo-fi music! Please someone come and hang out and listen to some good music with me!
ClaudiaLily 18-21, F 6 Responses 7 Apr 14, 2014
Mitchhhhh 18-21, M 2 Mar 6
mierdamundo 31-35 3 Sep 25, 2014
Check out Failed Project on YouTube They'repretty new but badass. Seriously.
OBuddyOpal 13-15, F 1 Response 0 Dec 10, 2014
Gg Allin!!!GG allin is ******* badass!!
Surrealist12 22-25, M 2 Responses 4 Jan 28, 2012
I didn't love music till I loved Punk Rock #1Andas such I will make the first band I post the only band I can really sing along to, my first love, The Mistfits, and a song off my favorite album Static Age.I greedily bought it on vinyl years ago, Muahaha!"Mah eyeballs absorb only blue filtered light!"
Iblis88 26-30, M 1 Response 1 Oct 10, 2014
Destroya182 16-17, F 3 Responses 6 Jan 6
Choking victim or left over crack?NO, THEY'RE NOT THE SAME. least note to me... one kicks *** and the other sucks./.. :P
danamillion 18-21, M 1 Response 5 Nov 24, 2014
Just went to an amazing concert with sleepingwith sirens and pierce the veil!! Haven't posted anything in a while but I'm still active on here :P so message me If anyone wants to talk (:
abby1864 16-17, F 3 Responses 0 Dec 2, 2014
Bad brains - "I Against I" The Rastascontributed something to punk rock lol
I discovered punk rockand ska punk in the 90s, and as such, some of my favorite bands include MxPx, Less Than Jake, The Living End, Goldfinger, Suicide Machines, The Pietasters, Reel Big Fish, Millencolin, Limp, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The Misfits, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, NOFX, and the...
redbeard83 31-35, M 1 Response 4 May 2, 2014
Looking for new bands.Can anyone recommend bands who are similar to Yellowcard or Sum41?
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Aviva Premiership match preview: London Irish v Worcester
Last Updated: 23/03/13 2:18pm
London Irish will look to capitalise on recent form and pull away from their relegation rivals when they face Worcester in the Aviva Premiership.
The Exiles have won six of their last 10 outings as they start to move away from bottom club London Welsh and build momentum.
Worcester were 35-11 victors when the sides met in the fifth round of the season and the Warriors will look to complete their first league double over the Exiles on Saturday.
However, they take to the road having not won away from home since New Year's Day 2012.
In contrast the hosts have won their last four games at the Madejski Stadium while Worcester have not managed to secure victory away to the Exiles since 2005.
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Lock George Skivington, who has signed a new contract, will captain London Irish with Bryn Evans, Matt Gervey, Ofisa Treviranus and Hala'ufia all joining him in the pack.
Shane Geraghty and Guy Armitage are partnered together in the centres while Jonathan Joseph returns from injury to be named amongst the Exiles' replacements.
Paul Hodgson is selected at scrum-half for the Warriors as he faces the Exiles for the first time since leaving Sixways.
Worcester coach Richard Hill has made just one change in the forward line, John Andress replacing Euan Murray at tighthead prop.
Chris Jones and Semisi Taulava have both passed fitness tests and feature amongst the replacements for the Sixways side.
London Irish: 15 Tom Homer, 14 Topsy Ojo, 13 Guy Armitage, 12 Shane Geraghty, 11 Marland Yarde, 10 Ian Humphreys, 9 Pat Phibbs, 8 Chris Hala'ufia, 7 Ofisa Treviranus, 6 Matt Garvey, 5 Bryn Evans, 4 George Skivington (capt), 3 Halani Aulika, 2 David Paice, 1 Max Lahiff.
Replacements: 16 Scott Lawson, 17 Jerry Yanuyanutawa, 18 Leo Halavatau, 19 Jamie Gibson, 20 Jon Fisher, 21 Sailosi Tagicakibau, 22 Jonathan Joseph, 23 Jack Moates.
Worcester Warriors:15 Chris Pennell, 14 Josh Drauniniu, 13 Alex Grove, 12 Jon Clarke, 11 David Lemi, 10 Andy Goode, 9 Paul Hodgson, 8 Blair Cowan, 7 Matt Kvesic, 6 Neil Best, 5 Dean Schofield, 4 James Percival (capt), 3 John Andress, 2 Ed Shervington, 1 Matt Mullan.
Replacements: 16 Aleki Lutui, 17 Ceri Jones, 18 Euan Murray, 19 Chris Jones, 20 Semisi Taulava, 21 Jonny Arr, 22 Danny Gray, 23 Josh Matavesi.
Aviva Premiership 2012/13 Round 18
Draw suits strugglers
London Irish and Sale Sharks both took a major step towards Aviva Premiership survival after sharing a 33-33 draw.
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We look back at some of the highlights from the weekend's action in Premiership.
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Triple J host Zan Rowe updated ABC News Breakfast on all of the latest music news.
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A new Australian-led report says the more kids watch television and play video games, the bigger the risk of emotional problems and poor family functioning.
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Hollywood superstar Chris Hemsworth has signed on to support a struggling Aussie Rules club in central Australia.
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Kimberley ultramarathon burns victim Kate Sanderson says she is looking forward to returning to the remote terrain where she almost died.
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott has continued his criticism of the ABC, saying the national broadcaster should have better corroborated its reports containing claims that the Navy mistreated asylum seekers.
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A sailor from Queensland's Sunshine Coast is planning to attempt to become the first female to circumnavigate Antarctica, solo, non-stop and unassisted.
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A ceremony has been held in Broome to honour one of the town's great contributors, the late Lord Alistair McAlpine.
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A memorial service will be held in Broome next week to honour Lord Alistair McAlpine, who died on Friday aged 71.
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Youth workers in the East Kimberley have enlisted the help of an American hip-hop artist to keep children on school holidays out of mischief.
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A memorial service is planned for Lord Alistair McAlpine, who is credited with putting the town of Broome on the map as an international tourism destination.
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Japan's last World War II holdout, Hiroo Onoda, has died aged 91. The former soldier spent 29 years waging his own war on an island in the Philippines, refusing to believe that the Japanese empire had been defeated.
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Shellie Morris has performed everywhere from the world's concert stages to campfires in Australia's remotest communities. ABC News Breakfast spoke to the Northern Territorian of the Year to learn more about her fascinating life story.
Topics: people, arts-and-entertainment, music, person, community-and-society, indigenous-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander, nt
The manager of Alice Springs Tennis says the 17-year-old wildcard who won his first Grand Slam match yesterday got his start in Alice Springs.
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One of the youngest and most successful skateboarders in Australia will be up against international champions of the sport next month.
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Billionaire MP Clive Palmer says he wants to visit the Christmas Island detention centre to ensure the children of asylum seekers are not denied a happy childhood.
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Olympian Libby Trickett has braved the crocodile-infested waters of Lake Argyle for what she has described as the swim of a lifetime.
Topics: person, lifestyle-and-leisure, broome-6725, kununurra-6743, wyndham-6740
A funeral will be held for former long-time Caloundra mayor and businessman Des Dwyer in the Sunshine Coast city today.
Topics: person, local-government, caloundra-4551
Topics: history, person, united-states
The Northern Territory Government has named the road leading to the Alice Springs Correctional Centre in honour of a former prison officer.
Topics: prisons-and-punishment, person, urban-development-and-planning, alice-springs-0870
Oscar-winning cinematographer Dean Semler will return to South Australia's Riverland today, to work with a class of local school children.
Topics: person, schools, renmark-5341
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Australia's diplomatic row with Indonesia shows no sign of abating, with Prime Minister Tony Abbott refusing to apologise over revelations that Australia tried to tap president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's phone.
Making a statement to Parliament on Tuesday, after Indonesia's ambassador had left Canberra airport to return to Jakarta, Mr Abbott said he "regretted" the rift, but said he did not think Australia had anything to apologise for.
In reply, an Indonesian presidential spokesman said Mr Yudhoyono "regretted" Mr Abbott's response.
Jakarta says it is giving Mr Abbott two days to explain Australia's actions, and has warned that cooperation on issues including border security and asylum seekers is at risk.
Earlier Mr Yudhoyono took to Twitter to accuse Mr Abbott of "belittling" the issue, saying: "The actions of US and Australia have very much wounded the strategic partnership with Indonesia."
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Jonathan Groff and Lea Michele, who have played the leads in both the Off-Broadway production and the Broadway transfer of Spring Awakening, have their final performance at the Tony Award-winning musical today. Michele has been with the show since its early stages, and Groff earned a Tony nomination for his turn as Melchior in the Broadway hit. They will be succeeded by Kyle Riabko and Alexandra Socha. To get discount tickets to see Spring Awakening on Broadway, click here.
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Hospitality Products from Alperstein Designs
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Sweets, chocolates and jellies from Stuart Alexander
- Stuart Alexander & Co offer the Katjes, Guylian and Werther's Original brand of jellies chocolates and sweets respectively.
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Gift hampers offered by Sorrento Bomboniere and Gifts
- Sorrento Bomboniere and Gifts offer different varieties of gift hampers suitable for all occasions.
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Customisation of packaging available from Cellarbrate
- Providing a unique concept, Cellarbrate offer customisation of your packaging and gift packaging requirements.
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Wine gift boxes available from Cellarbrate
- Cellarbrate has a wide variety of wine accessories available which include wine gift boxes.
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