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Does Anyone Know Why The Market Goes Up And Down?
Have you ever noticed how market commentators always try to justify market moves with random explanations? If the Dow is up 200 points, it's because investors are confident in the market and are no longer afraid of government policies. If the Dow is down 200 points, it's because investors are fearful of a double dip recession and afraid of government policies.
Does anyone remember less than a week ago when all of the experts were claiming that the Dow was headed lower due to the poor jobs report? Now that the Dow rallied yesterday, they are all saying that the economy is getting stronger and things are improving. Did that much change overnight? Really…in just one week!
The truth is no one knows exactly what the market is going to do from day to day and for what reason. Trying to guess is like trying to grab water with your hands. It's pointless. I guess financial programs feel the need to fill airtime with speculative theories for the market moving.
Investors could be selling stocks because they need the capital back or to book gains. Investors may be buying stocks because they think that shares of ABC Company represent a compelling opportunity. No one person knows what is going on inside the mind of millions of investors.
The best thing for investors to do is disregard commentator explanations for short term market fluctuations. So, next time you find yourself wondering why the stock market is selling off, remember that the person speaking on your television is giving you their opinion. Your best guess is as good as theirs. That's why my favorite way to watch most financial television shows during market hours is with the volume on mute.
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You are absolutely right. There ARE millions of investors making decisions based on various criteria and even if you could make the argument that the market is swayed by a couple hundred huge institutions or individuals, do you actually think the media called up say about half of them to find out why they made their decisions. Of course not.


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Letter: Believers must turn to Bible when nation appears to look other way
Jerry Katzmann, Port St. Lucie
Letter: Believers must turn to Bible when nation appears to look other way
In her Nov. 28 column, Star Parker defined a serious problem that has happened as a result of the recent election — voters in four more states approving same-sex marriage, something she sees as another sign of a lost society.
Her reasoning was sound, with good examples. I believe the solution is found in God's word: "Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord and whose hope is the Lord." Jeremiah 17:7.
We need God's grace, trust, hope and love, after a disappointing election. My prayer is that the church will spread this truth, which includes 2 Chronicles 7:14, which says: "Then if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, I will hear from heaven and forgive their sins and restore their land."
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This really used to be a great park when they first built it many years ago. But now at night it has become a have for teens to drink, do drugs and fight. If you go, go during the day.
It's a good park with lots of area to explore. We come here with our dogs and once a year for picking blackberries. There are also a number of Geo caches in the park
This is a sketchy area of Arlington. I would not advise playing there after dark and it has been know to be a gang area. There are tennis courts, a little pond, ballfields, and play equipment. Too many other choices for me to hang here.
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I have a 5 year old grandson who really enjoys going to this park. Sometimes there are baseball games going on,a nice playground (two sections for different age groups) area,sand area,a bike path and you can rent the covered picnic table area for parties.There also have a restroom and drinking fountains,For larger "kids' they have a tennis court,basketball court and...
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Boswell Regional Center offers specialized program options to Mississippians with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. These programs are designed to identify the necessary supports for successful community transition. With collaboration between the individual, family and community, dreams can become reality.
October 2014 Employees of the Month | 12/5/2015
During the December Director's Meeting, Boswell Regional Center recognized Employees of the Month in the area of support/professional staff: Employees of the Month for October is Bertha Griffith; DD Community Services, and Angela Tanner; Maintenance.
Congratulations to you both!!!!
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Boswell Regional Center employees receive Governor's service awards in recognition of a total of 80 years of state service. They were recognized for the dedication to BRC at the January directors meeting pictured are Curtis Magee (20yrs), Betty Newton (20yrs), Tim McLaurin (10yrs), Barbara Ware (10yrs) and Lynn Williams (20yrs)
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"I love you, Lord, my strength. The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer, my God, my rock in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold," Psalm 18:1-2. What if we really believed the words of the psalmist? What if God really was our stronghold, our [...]...Read More
Congratulations to the many parents, community members and educators who produced a record approval rate of local district referendums. This was a huge amount of work, especially in an economy that is challenging for many Minnesotans. According to the Minnesota School Boards Association, 51 of 59 op...Read More
Hi everybody! As you are well aware, it is Friday, Nov. 15. As you are reading this, I am currently being verbally accosted, being called every name in the book, and then some … and I'm loving every minute of it! That's right, today the Sony Playstation 4 was released and I'm online playing ...Read More
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These work particularly well for any person with gum line erosion or gaps in their teeth. If untreated, the bones, gums and connective tissue that the teeth support, can be destroyed.
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Is Chicago's violence so bad that it is becoming a national security problem?
- By Thomas E. RicksThomas E. Ricks covered the U.S. military for the Washington Post from 2000 through 2008. He can be reached at email@example.com.
By Jesse Sinaiko
Best Defense Chicago bureau chief
The short answer to the question is no. It must be remembered that from the early '70s up through the '90s the number of murders was over twice what it is now — we almost hit 1,000 in '74 (970 I think), held steady in the 800s and 900s in the '90s, and started to diminish in the naughts. In 2011 they hit a low of 453 and then spiked up to 506 last year. So in Chicago the murder rate has been cut in half since the really big gang wars of the '70s and the crack wars of the '80s and '90s. Cops talk about demographic trends — fewer young men — and having locked up most of the really bad guys.
However, as Chicago's rate declined, other big U.S. cities' rates declined much more. In NYC in 2012 there were an all-time low number, at 414, in a city twice as big as Chicago.
These murders are about 80 percent gang-related. They are concentrated in certain areas of the West and South sides, although there are plenty of gang shootings all over the city. And although the general trend over the past 40 years is down — way down, Chicago is spiking while everywhere else they continue to diminish. In the neighborhoods where the preponderance of murders occur, there is a higher toll than there is in any built up area in any of the war zones the United States has been involved with, probably since Vietnam. Baghdad in the middle of the last decade was undoubtedly worse.
Of course there is a tremendous amount of hand-wringing over this, as there should be, and there are a few obvious answers:
- Fewer cops on the streets due to retirements, budget constraints, and some hiring issues.
- The disbanding of some tactical squads because two of the most elite spent a lot of the '90s and some of the naughts ripping off dope dealers and selling their dope, along with acting like semi-terrorists in their AOs. Several guys got very long sentences. They also disbanded tac squads to flesh out beat-cop manpower on the streets.
- Issues around beat deployment: Many safe neighborhoods have more cops on the streets than they need, to the detriment of the hoods that need the manpower. It's political. Every time they try to pull people off beats in good neighborhoods the residents yell to their alderman and it's reversed.
- Razing of the high-rise projects. People who lived in these hell-holes, sometimes for generations, were given a Section 8 voucher and wished good luck with no social support at all. So they moved into areas — high-density already with lots of apartment buildings, with landlords willing to take Section 8 housing vouchers, and they took their issues from the projects to pretty good neighborhoods that couldn't take the stress, along with the economic troubles that everyone has been experiencing.
- Finally and most important — and most interesting — is the story about how a strategy worked on a tactical level and yet made things worse. Starting ten or more years ago, the agreed method was to take out gang leaders — middle level guys, battalion and regimental commanders if you will, working up to the generals if possible. The operational street unit — the kids who sell the dope and do the shooting — is called a clique. Usually teenagers. A colonel will control a series of cliques in an area. It's a quite military structure and has been for a long time. So the cops took out a lot of older guys who controlled things and in many cases sent the generals, even COs, to prison for a long time.
But when the heads were cut off, the bodies didn't die at all — they just kept on doing it with no control from above whatsoever and chaos ensued, starting in 2010 more or less. Cliques started shooting at each other even if they were in the same gang. No control from above, but the guns, dope, and hormone-infused and/or ADHD teenagers are still around. There is now a theory that lead poisoning (old paint dust breathed by infants) is a factor as well. And the guns aren't the Saturday-night-specials of 25 years ago — they are AK-47s, Glocks with 30-round clips, etc. The guns are more deadly and the rounds are more deadly, so more killings and serious woundings. There's a difference between a kid in a car shooing six shots from a revolver in fairly slow succession at low velocity, and a kid with a 9mm Glock with a huge clip below, spraying a street with 25-30 shots from a light-triggered semi-auto. It really is spray and pray. And more innocents get his as a result — little kids, moms, etc. Kids get hit in their beds as the slugs go through walls.
As long as these areas remain economically and socially devastated, this will not be just a police problem. It's a political and public health issue as well, maybe more so, because, as in Vietnam, you ain't gonna stop 'em as long as there is a birth rate. And there will always be that, so there had better be jobs, education, and at least the sort of opportunity a town like Chicago used to offer: jobs in the stockyards and the steel mills and associated heavy industries, now of course mainly gone.
Obviously it's complex and closely intersticed with all sorts of sociopolitical and economic issues. The cops do the best they can. I'm not a Rahm fan, and some of this can be laid at his feet, but it started well before he got here. I know people who live in some of these neighborhoods and they do sometimes talk about the Army or National Guard, but generally I think it'll improve somewhat as the economy improves. The huge economic hits of 2008-2009 were devastating to neighborhoods that were already or still on the edge. The general trend away from upward mobility has hurt very badly; these people are strivers but there are far fewer opportunities to realize any improvement in their lives. Areas that have been solidly middle-class are now taking real hits. There is a good series that started recently in the NY Times about a neighborhood called Chatham that is in this situation.
Still, it should be realized that, as bad as it is, it's still way down from the days of total urban decay of the '70s and '80s.
Jesse Sinaiko, who recently was promoted to be Best Defense's Chicago bureau chief, is a business and nonprofit consultant in Chicago. Born, raised, and educated on the city's South side, he continues to live there after a spell in beautiful Belfast, Northern Ireland, in the 1990s. He has been an amateur military historian since his days at the University of Chicago.
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His books include: Dubious Battles: Aggression, Defeat and the International System (1992); From Troy to Entebbe: Special Operations in Ancient & Modern Times (1996), which was a featured alternate of the Military Book Club; In Athena's Camp (1997); Networks and Netwars: The Future of Terror, Crime and Militancy (2001), named a notable book of the year by the American Library Association; The Reagan Imprint: Ideas in American Foreign Policy from the Collapse of Communism to the War on Terror (2006); Worst Enemy: The Reluctant Transformation of the American Military (2008), which is about defense reform; Insurgents, Raiders, and Bandits: How Masters of Irregular Warfare Have Shaped Our World (2011); and Afghan Endgames: Strategy and Policy Choices for America's Longest War (2012).
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WSS rider Andrea Antonelli laid to rest in Italy
Ciao Andrea (always with us)
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A large crowd gathered Thursday in Castiglione del Lago to give a final farewell to Andrea Antonelli. The unfortunate motorcyclist died after a terrible accident that occurred in last Sunday's wet race around the Moscow Raceway, in the first lap of Supersport World Championship.The Italian falling from his GoEleven Kawasaki before being struck by the unsighted Lorenzo Zanetti moments later.
The funeral was performed by Monsignor Giuseppe Chiaretti, Archbishop of Perugia, at the sports ground of Sanfatucchio.
More than 5,000 people travelled to the small town to bid their final farewell to the late 25-year-old, including Marco Melandri, Michel Fabrizio, Alex Polita, Lorenzo Zanetti, Massimo Roccoli, Luca Scassa, Raffaele De Rosa, Pierfranceso Chili and Fabrizio Pirovano.
Zanetti had a very touching embrace with Andrea's father Arnaldo Antonelli.
On the coffin of Andrea were white <i>flowers, a sign of the purity of a life too young, and a shirt with his name and the number eight, which had marked his entire career. Beside the altar also was his bike, his helmet and his suit.
At the entrance to the stadium the coffin was carried by hand and was greeted by a big round of applause to all the people present and to greet this guy who is gone too soon. His family along with some friends who wore a T-shirt with the inscription: "always with us."
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RIP Andrea.
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World Superbike racer Sylvain Guintoli remembers Andrea Antonelli at pre-race press release in Northamptonshire, England:
One of us is gone in Moscow, raising many thoughts and feelings. Racing bikes is our job but also our passion and has a big part in our hearts and lives. Silverstone is going to be an emotional race, all our thoughts to his family. R.I.P Andrea Antonelli.
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One of our readers wrote in recently on the Mobility Quotient to ask about security.Actually, he was very prescient. Security is a top line issue for Mobility and came out strongly in the research. We found that most companies did not monitor their air space for wireless threats (e.g., rogue access points) and that many companies may have been out of compliance from a PCI/HIPPA or other regulatory perspective. In general, security, rather than cost, as an inhibitor to mobility initiatives, especially in large enterprises. Read More »
Nature Will Find a Way: Security and Mobility
What's Your Mobilty IQ?
It's natural to blend our two lives -work and personal. Who hasn't shopped for a Christmas gift at work, or downloaded a song. And likewise, who hasn't spent time at home working in the evenings -the tradeoff for leaving early one afternoon to meet a friend or see a child's school program. So it's not surprising then to see that mobility technologies have made their way into the workplace in a substantial way. A new survey, the Cisco Mobility Quotient, of businesses around the globe reveals what many of us live every day: that mobility is a part of human life, and we've brought it into the workplace whether IT likes it or not. Wireless LAN usage is at 65%, while the majority also report that laptops and smart phones have been deployed. Read More »
You Business Moves With You
"œEvery day sees humanity more victorious in the struggle with space and time." Guglielmo MarconiThis week we are bringing a new, expanded view of business mobility to the marketplace. Traditionally, mobility's chasm was a cell phone: most people defined mobility by the device they carried. While devices play a key role in how mobility can be experienced, mobility is more than cell phones or smart phones. It is more than wireless networks. It is more than voice applications or satellite communications. Business Mobility is being about to interact, to complete, to experience:- collaboration among people, – insight into data and processes, and – awareness and utilization of assets (people or things) These are capabilities tthat you would have when you are in the office, when, simply you are not -whether you are moving around your office/campus, are on the go, at home or half way around the world. Business Mobility is about the experience of business when you are not in the office. It is about experience not devices. Read More »
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On this blog, we tend to focus most heavily on the business mobility or business-class wireless experience. Given, at Cisco, we play a key role in the business IT marketplace, it is not surprising to work this aperture.Mobility just as much as many social networking or Web 2.0 technologies really has a strong consumer angle. Even in the Enterprise WLAN segment was driven by the broadband rollout (extending the connection across the household) and was marketed brilliantly by Intel with its pervasive Centrino campaign. When I look at my teenagers, I find they have a deeper and wider social fabric with their friends then I did at their age. My daughter writes a fashion blog that is read around the world and my son seems to run the Golden State Warriors middle school fan club from his cell phone via text messaging. Read More »
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Enzi hosting ice cream social Aug. 17
Date posted: August 8, 2014
SHERIDAN— Sen. Mike Enzi, and his wife Diana, are hosting ice cream socials in 21 communities over the next three weeks. The events are free and open to the public.
Enzi will be Sheridan Sunday, Aug. 17.
The social will be held from noon to 1 p.m. at the Monument Shelter in Kendrick Park.
"Ice cream socials have long been a part of our campaign tradition," Enzi said. "Diana and I look forward to serving up root beer floats and visiting with folks from every corner of our state over the next several weeks."
For more information contact the campaign at 307-514-6403.
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Hannaford employees brought out umbrellas to keep customers dry
To The Daily Sun,
Some people are just better at what they do than are their competitors. On Sunday, the 27th, we stopped at Hannaford's in Gilford to pick up a few needed items.
As we were leaving, the skies opened up with a very heavy downpour, and patrons gathered under the overhang, hoping for the rains to diminish. Quickly, there appeared a cadre of Hanaford's employees with large umbrellas, ready to escort the shoppers to their cars and to place their groceries in their automobiles. We availed ourselves of such help and offered a little gratuity to the young man for his helpful kindness ... and he graciously smiled and said he couldn't accept any monetary thanks.
There's an old adage that people buy from people they trust. In this case, people buy from people they trust to help keep them and their groceries as dry as possible.
Our thanks to Hannaford's.
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I am calling on your generosity to fill our Alton food shelves again
To The Daily Sun,
Alton Community Services recently held its board of directors meeting. Pastor Larry Adams name was removed from the directors as he has moved out of state. Other board members include Pastor Sam Huggard, Hazel Potter, Peter Bolser, Jay Mehan, Dale Schaeffner, officers include Dorothye Wentworth - Director, Amy McDonald - Assistant Director, Diane Eagles - Director of Volunteers, Sandy Wyatt - President, Paul Monzione - Vice President, Jean Stone - Treasurer, and Purr Whalley - Secretary.
The Boy Scouts has offered to renovate a closet for us to use for storage.
We are reviewing our by-laws and updating the wording. This will continue for our fall meeting.
It has been rewarding for so much generosity you have given us, our success depends on you. I must take advantage of your generosity again by asking you for non-perishable items as our shelves are diminishing. A notice of availability of our services went home to all the "back pack" children from school. We haves see some of the families, but we would like to see more. I'm calling on your generosity to fill our shelves again. You may leave donations at Maxwell Realty, Profile Bank, Alton Home & Lumber, or Ice Out Consignments at The Bay.
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Thanks to Fish & Game officer for easing the pain of one old crow
To The Daily Sun,
Back on July 3rd I saw one of my least favorite birds (a crow) sitting on a branch extending out over my bird feeder. Later that evening I noticed he was still there, a closer viewing showed his leg was caught between the branches and he was unable to free himself. He frequently flapped his wings to try to free himself. He was too high up for for any rescue effort by us. A heavy windstorm came that evening and did not free him. He was in real trouble. The next morning we called the Fish and Game who, despite being a holiday, sent down a very capable individual — Chris Braison. We borrowed a long extension ladder that Chris was able to climb and cut off the tree limb. The bird had a lengthily piece of fishing line trapped around his legs and the tree limb. Chris was very personable and explained to my grandchildren what he was doing and where he was taking the bird for healing purposes.
A good job. Thank you Fish and Game and thanks Chris for going out on a limb and easing the pain of "one old crow".
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I witnessed firsthand how vets are treated by their own government
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It was like a MASH unit inside the LRGH emergency room last Wednesday. They worked on me out in the hallway. There were plenty of doctors and staff around; just a lot of really sick people in need that day. I got to my private room in the ER in no time, you know the ones with the pull curtains, and for the next five hours it was nonstop.
The first guy to come in next to me was in so bad a shape they had to "medflight" him out. The next guy to come in was a local veteran with 22 years of service, wounded twice in the line of duty. His wife told me he received a Bronze Star and suffers badly from post traumatic stress. He had fallen and broken his hip that morning. Maybe that's because he's been waiting two years for the VA to schedule the knee replacement that he needs.
As we were talking, the doctor came in and told the veteran's wife that her husband needs surgery and has to be taken to the VA in Boston or Vermont, and by the way, we just got off the phone with the VA they will not pay for him to be transported. They will have to pay out of pocket.
After the doctor left I lay there not wanting to look at my heart monitor, for I could not believe what I just heard. I'm sure every disabled vet with kids has 800 bucks just lying around. As I was getting discharged this vet's wife told me he goes through this crap all the time with the VA all the time.
I wish someone would write to the papers, she said to me, about how these vets are treated.
Ma'am, I hope you approve.
Tom Sellew
Last Updated on Tuesday, 29 July 2014 10:27
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'Wake up America! We have met the enemy and it is us'
To The Daily Sun,
"It is religion and morality alone which established the principals upon which freedom can stand. The only foundation of a free constitution is pure virtue and if this cannot be inspired into our people in a greater measure than they have it now they may change rulers and the form of government, "but" they will only exchange tyrants and tyrannies." Stated by John Quincy Adams.
Pogo says, "Wake up America! We have met the enemy and it is us."
I suggest we lose today's created rights that fly in the face of God before he sends someone to destroy us. My prayers are with Israel.
Donald C. Porier
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The Lyman class of 1977 will meet Saturday, July 28 from 4 to 6 PM at the New Frontier Campground in Presho for brats prior to the Lyman Alumni Reunion at the Kennebec gym starting at 6 PM.
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I thought it was amazing how virtual strangers were now real friends.
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Song: Toast to the Kings
Detroit spitter Boldy James' previous mixtape, Trapper's Alley 2: Risk vs Reward [The Brictionary], was released earlier this year to strong reader reviews, and today we have a... More
Posted about 2 months ago
Song: Big Bank
Whether your product is crack or financial instruments, in the world of business, fortune tends to favor the richest and most ruthless. As Boldy James puts it on a fresh single off his next mixtape,... More
Posted 4 months ago
Artist: Trick Trick
Featuring: DeJ Loaf | Guilty Simpson | Black Milk | Boldy James
Detroit vs. Everybody isn't an all-time great posse record, but as far as major mainstream collaborations go it's arguably one of the best and brightest of the calender year. The original... More
Posted about 7 months ago
Song: 50 Foot Razor Blade
When I first read the title of Motown phenom Boldy James's new single, I thought to myself, "How the f**k do you shave with a 50 Foot Razor Blade?" Then I hit play and forgot all about that;... More
Posted 7 months ago
Song: Crunchin
Update: The Gerard Victor-directed visuals for Boldy James' Crunchin single have been added. Eight months after the release of his independent debut album, My 1st Chemistry Set, Motown... More
Posted 8 months ago
Artist: Isaac Castor
Song: Arizona
Not glimpsed on our pages since March, when he hooked up with Kinetic to drop We On, Michigan wunderkind Isaac Castor returns to the Booth with freshly-minted LP single Arizona. On this whip-ready... More
Posted 11 months ago
Artist: Willie The Kid
Song: Azure Ambitions
When Willie The Kid meditates on his aspirations in the hip-hop game, a vast field of blue floats before his mind's eye. Which is none too surprising; after all, the man's limit is the... More
Posted one year ago
Artist: Pell
Song: SC2014
Album: Floating While Dreaming
After first being featured in July of 2013, with Ocean View 2.0, Pell has become a steady Booth visitor with eight additional features. He's even toured with Booth-favorite Yonas, so it's... More
Posted one year ago
Artist: Willie The Kid
Song: Ain't Nothing
Album: The Living Daylights
Goosebumps, chills, hair standing on end—there Ain't Nothing like hearing your new favorite song for the first time. If you are a fan of grimy, street-oriented hip-hop, then Willie The Kid's new... More
Posted one year ago
Song: Moochie
Album: My 1st Chemistry Set
Last week, Boldy James unleashed his latest mixtape, Jammin' 30: In the Morning. Most rappers would take a project release of that magnitude as license to kick back and relax for a minute, but... More
Posted one year ago
Artist: Kuniva
Featuring: Jon Connor | Boldy James | Guilty Simpson
Song: Michiganish
Previously featured as part of veteran crew D12, Motown rhymesayer Kuniva makes his first foray into the solo Booth spotlight with a new promo single that I can only describe as… Michiganish. In... More
Posted one year ago
Artist: SMKA
Featuring: Boldy James | Problem | Jarren Benton
Song: How Much
In March and April, Atlanta beat crew SMKA released parts one and two of The Hang Out, a compilation created over the course of a marathon four-day recording session at 882 Studios. When early October... More
Posted one year ago
Featuring: Earl Sweatshirt | Domo Genesis
Song: Reform School
Album: My 1st Chemistry Set
Those looking forward to Boldy James's upcoming project, My 1st Chemistry Set (produced entirely by Alchemist), will be excited to get their ears on Reform School. As eager as you might be to hear... More
Posted one year ago
Artist: Guilty Simpson
Featuring: Boldy James | Statik Selektah
Song: I'm The City
Album: Highway Robbery
Fresh off scoring stellar reader reviews for the AG-assisted It's Nuthin, Guilty Simpson and Small Professor return to our pages with another brand new single off their debut collaborative set.... More
Posted one year ago
Song: Chirps
Boldy James might just be the hungriest rapper in the game today. And I don't just mean that in the sense that he's determined to succeed—somebody needs to get the man a bag of Fritos,... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: One Of One
With the combination of his Detroit swagger and casual lyrical stylings, budding DJBooth favorite Boldy James is truly One Of One. Thus, it should come as no surprise that the buzzing emcee chose a... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: Goose Egg
Oftentimes, the term "Goose Egg" is used to mean zero, zip, zilch, nada—a void where there should be something of value. On Boldy James' latest promo single, however, the Motown repper is... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: Come Here
The life of a Concreature is filled with struggle and painful sacrifices but, for an enterprising hustler like Boldy James, the potential reward is worth the risk. Having covered the dark side of the... More
Posted 2 years ago
Artist: King Chip
Featuring: Boldy James | Go Dreamer
Song: Swisha
Ever wondered what it would be like to pass a Swisha blunt around the circle with a few of the most promising up-and-comers in the rap game? Listen to the latest single off SMKA and The Flush's... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: Go Fish
Although Detroit rapper Boldy James is calling Go Fish on his newest record, I highly doubt that he's one for childish card games. While Go Fish was featured on the emcee's Consignment:... More
Posted 2 years ago
Artist: Sneakas
Song: Gimme the Loot
Introduced to our pages via April's reader-acclaimed Neighborhood Watch, Serchlite signee Sneakas returns with a brand new jam off his next project. Inspired by (and sampled from) Biggie's... More
Posted about 3 years ago
Artist: J Dilla
Featuring: Boldy James | Chuck Inglish
Song: Detroit Game
With another posthumous release ready to drop tomorrow, the J Dilla legacy continues to grow. Michigan natives Chuck Inglish of The Cool Kids and Boldy James present the latest single from Dilla's... More
Posted 3 years ago
Song: For The Birds
They say good things come to those who wait, so maybe it's a good thing that we haven't heard much from Boldy James since March's Snow Blowers. He's clearly taken that time to put together... More
Posted 3 years ago
Featuring: Chuck Inglish
Song: Snow Blowers
When you see a song called Snow Blowers by an artist like Boldy James, featuring L.E.P. Bogus Boy Count and production from Chuck Inglish (of The Cool Kids), I think it's safe to assume that the... More
Posted 3 years ago
Though Consignment, the Biggie-inspired inaugural leak and title track off Boldy James' forthcoming street album, garnered only lukewarm reviews from our readers, the Motown repper hasn't... More
Posted 3 years ago
Song: Consignment
Though a diploma from the School of Hard Knocks won't get you a cushy office job, a few years in the dope game will teach you as much about entrepreneurship as an MBA from the most prestigious... More
Posted 3 years ago
Song: Hubcaps (Holdin' On)
Detroit repper Boldy James may be "...on the road to destruction" but, on the positive tip, he's doing so in a fly-looking whip. On new mixtape single Hubcaps (Holdin' On), the... More
Posted 3 years ago
Artist: D.R.G.
Song: Close Your Eyes
The world can be a scary place—if you're not prepared to face the facts, your only alternative is to Close Your Eyes. Those who can take the heat, however, are sure to dig the first Booth... More
Posted 3 years ago
Artist: The Cool Kids
Featuring: Asher Roth | King Chip | Boldy James
Song: Roll Call
With their Green Label Sound-distributed debut album out today, The Cool Kids give fans one last taste of what to expect from the project with Roll Call. Last week's pit stop at the Gas Station... More
Posted about 4 years ago
Artist: JMSN
Song: Girl I Used to Know
Album: †Priscilla†
And I thought I was the only one morbidly fascinated by The 700 Club! Today, we meet a Detroit repping Booth newcomer who digs Pat Robertson and his tele-fundamentalist ilk so much that he goes by the... More
Posted about 4 years ago
Song: Concrete Connie
Plenty of rappers are quick to declare their loyalty to the block, and some even have a certain love for the streets that made them who they are. To my knowledge, however, Booth newcomer Boldy James... More
Posted 4 years ago
Artist: The Cool Kids
Song: Tires
After exploding onto the scene in 2008, 2009 was a relatively quiet year for Chicago hip-hop innovators The Cool Kids, largely because they spent most of it working on their still-delayed album. But... More
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Rating: 5.0
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Title: Relaunch
Media agency: Rocket
Account director: Donna Glanvill
Marketing director: Michiel Havermans
Client: Perfetti Van Melle
Brand/product: Fruittella
The Cartoon Network show Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy was chosen as the perfect fit for the sweet brand Fruittella's "excitable mischief" positioning. It sponsored the show and created similarly cheeky characters Tel, Tell 'n' Tella for the show's sponsorship credits. The characters were then brought to life online. Rocket also revamped two pan-European TV ads it inherited, changing the endline and making them interactive and got the Fruittella name on the shirts of the Dennis the Menace Euro 2004 football team.The campaign led to a 79 per cent rise in sales.
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(Sports Network) - The Seattle Seahawks will try to finish off a perfect preseason when they welcome the Oakland Raiders to the Pacific Northwest.
Seattle comes into the game with a 3-0 exhibition record, having beaten San Diego, Denver and Green Bay, taking a 17-10 win over the Packers at Lambeau Field last week.
The Seahawks racked up 362 total yards of offense in that one, including 166 rushing. Rookie running back Christine Michael led the attack with 97 rushing yards, including a 43-yard TD run and backup quarterback Brady Quinn posted a 140.1 passer rating.
Russell Wilson commanded the Seattle offense for the entire first half and into the second, completing 11-of-17 passes for 126 yards with two interceptions. Marshawn Lynch took just three carries for eight yards while Doug Baldwin hauled in two passes for 36 yards.
The Raiders conversely enter the contest with a 1-2 record, coming off a loss at home to Chicago last week.
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Anthony Bourdain's new show with Nigella Lawson has finally gotten a name -- The Taste. The show will put the two chefs up against each other and two other celebrity chefs as they coach teams of home-cooks who will compete in challenges each week.
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|Semi-sweet chocolate
|16 Ounce, cut up (Two 8 Ounce Packages)
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1 Grease a 9-inch springform pan. Set aside.
2 In a blender container or food processor bowl, coarsely grind the 1 1/2 cups hazelnuts to make about 1/2 cups ground nuts. (If using a blender, blend half the nuts at a time.) Stir together the ground hazelnuts and melted butter or margarine. Press onto bottom and 1 1/2 inches up side of prepared pan.
3 In a medium saucepan cook and stir cut-up chocolate and 1/2 cup of the whipping cream over low heat until chocolate is melted.* Remove from heat.
4 In a large mixing bowl beat eggs and vanilla with an electric mixer on low speed until well mixed. Add flour and sugar; beat on high speed for 10 minutes or until thick and lemon-colored.
5 In a small mixing bowl beat the remaining whipping cream just until soft peaks form (tips curl). Stir about one-fourth of the egg mixture into chocolate mixture. Fold remaining egg mixture into chocolate mixture; fold in whipped cream. Turn into prepared pan.
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Summary: After ten seconds of looking at a book, an eight year old girl can tell that most of the women have enormous breasts and lack half their clothes. That's how sad it is.
< That reminds me of a blog post by the [http://godlesspaladin.wordpress.com/ Godless Paladin] on [http://godlesspaladin.wordpress.com/2009/05/17/sexism-in-games/ sexism in games]. He's quite a ranted. :)
> That reminds me of a blog post by the [http://godlesspaladin.wordpress.com/ Godless Paladin] on [http://godlesspaladin.wordpress.com/2009/05/17/sexism-in-games/ sexism in games]. He's quite a ranter. :)
Gleichberechtigung is German. I guess it could be translated as "equal rights" or "the granting of equal rights". The thing is that Recht is the law, a right you might have, but Berechtigung is authority, entitlement, power. Gleichberechtigung! It's a command! It's imperative.
Many moons ago, I posted on the Paizo message boards:
After ten seconds of looking at a book, an eight year old girl can tell that most of the women have unnaturally enlarged breasts and lack half their clothes. That's how sad it is.
I just saw that Judd Karlman linked to An Open Letter to the Gaming Industry because of a thread on rpg.net. I agree that there's not much else to be said.
The problem starts at the gaming table, I think. A lot of the racist, homophobic, and sexist language I heard in recent months was related to my gaming. I'm usually too stunned to say much. Often I manage a groan, a "please!!" or some eye-rolling – instead of just telling people to shut up.
It's hard to do because I feel like I'm ruining the atmosphere by calling people out. And to my shame I must confess that I've used the same language at one time or another, somehow thinking that I was playing along. Probably a sad tendency to adapt to the people I'm talking to, using the same phrases, laughing about the same jokes, using the same language, even when it's not something I want to adapt to.
It starts at the gaming table and spreads to our games. It has to stop.
That reminds me of a blog post by the Godless Paladin on sexism in games. He's quite a ranter.
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Yes. Yes. A thousand times. Yes. As a homosexual, I tend to avoid online gaming altogether. Every time I've gotten online to play a video game, I have to mute all voices to cease the barrage of homophobic language. And that's them NOT knowing.
It's a terrible trend. My partner, who loves playing video games online, has even accepted it as "common speech." My players all know of my preference and they are my friends and are considerate. So my game table is quite safe.
But to this day I can't play online games without muting everyone. I'm probably missing out on a lot of fun conversation.
– Michael 2009-10-22 05:34 UTC
Ugh. That's sad.
– AlexSchroeder 2009-10-22 23:46 UTC
Danke für die Verbindung. (I think that's the correct word )
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Hehe. Auf Deutsch wird das englische Wort "Link" verwendet.
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|10 Tablespoon (for caramel)
|Unsalted butter
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|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (for caramel)
|Fleur de sel
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
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Set the ramekins in a small pan and set the pan in the center of the oven. Add enough hot water to the pan to reach halfway up the sides of the ramekins. Bake the cheesecakes for 10 minutes, until set at the edges but still quite jiggly in the center. Turn off the oven and leave the cheesecakes in for 1 hour. Transfer the ramekins to a rack and let cool completely.
MEANWHILE, MAKE THE CARAMEL: In a heavy medium saucepan, heat the corn syrup. Stir in the sugar and cook over moderately high heat, undisturbed, until a deep amber caramel forms, about 9 minutes. Off the heat, carefully stir in the butter with a long-handled wooden spoon. Stir in the cream in a thin stream. Transfer the caramel to a heatproof pitcher and let cool. Stir in 3/4 teaspoon of fleur de sel.
Pour 1 1/2 tablespoons of the caramel over each cheesecake and swirl to coat the tops. If the caramel is too thick, warm it in a microwave oven at 10-second intervals. Refrigerate the cheesecakes until chilled, at least 3 hours. Sprinkle with fleur de sel just before serving.
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