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by Kurt Haskell
October 2, 2011
Adventures with Kurt and Lori
Over the past 21 months, I have come into contact with many people that fail to even consider the possibility that U.S. intelligence agents could have been involved in the underwear bomber plot. It is with these people in mind that I decided to write the following article. I have noticed that recent terrorist attacks within the United States have many similar characteristics. If you look at these plots together as a series of attacks, the modus operandi of U.S.…
October 6, 2011
History Commons Groups
A large number of new entries have been added to the Complete 9/11 Timeline
at History Commons describing important events that took place on the day of
9/11, while other new entries add to the growing body of information about 9/11-related
training exercises.
One new entry describes how, from 1998, the US Secret Service included computer simulations of planes crashing into the White House in its training exercises. Another notable exercise was held early on the morning of September 11 in the White House Situation Room, based on the scenario of a terrorist bombing in the Middle East.…
An Open Letter to Senator Bob Graham, Michael Moore, and Amy Goodman
by David Griffin
October 5, 2011
Foreign Policy Journal
Dear Sen. Graham, Michael Moore, and Amy Goodman:
Regarding your discussions on Democracy Now, September 15th and September 29th, including "Michael Moore Backs Call to Re-Open Investigation of 9/11 Attacks," — the "best evidence" formulated by the new 9/11 Consensus Panel may be helpful in your quest.
The work of this distinguished expert Panel was first announced in a North America-wide press release on September 9, 2011.…
By Michael Collins 911truth.org
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) just issued an environmental report on its enhanced security plan to cover an area extending from the East Coast to the West Coast, from the northern border of the United States to 100 miles south of the border. While there are few specifics on the new security measures, the environmental report offers enough to see how we will be protected against threats to national security coming from Canada.…
By Glenn Greenwald
The FBI has received substantial criticism over the past decade — much of it valid — but nobody can deny its record of excellence in thwarting its own Terrorist plots. Time and again, the FBI concocts a Terrorist attack, infiltrates Muslim communities in order to find recruits, persuades them to perpetrate the attack, supplies them with the money, weapons and know-how they need to carry it out — only to heroically jump in at the last moment, arrest the would-be perpetrators whom the FBI converted, and save a grateful nation from the plot manufactured by the FBI.…
" In one volume, Mounting Evidence provides the most important evidence accumulated over many years that calls into question the government's account of 9/11. Any citizen of conscience reading it will demand a new investigation." -Mike Gravel, United States Senate, 1969-1981
There's little doubt the tragic attacks on 9/11 soon became the defining events of our time, shaping much of what has followed. But even now, over a decade later, how well does the public actually understand them?…
By Larry Chin
Global Research
Iran is engaged in a surreal global shouting match with so-called Al Qaeda figures over who and what was responsible for the atrocities of 9/11.
Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad began by publicly pronouncing that 9/11 was a US government false flag operation. Al-Qaeda responded by accusing Ahmadinejad of being a conspiracy theorist — a "9/11 truther". Iran then replied in kind by pointing to CIA involvement with Al-Qaeda.
This spectacle would be uproarious, if the actual stakes were not so high; if this war of words was not part of a much larger and very real war that places the future of the entire world at risk.…
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Occupy Wall Street has recently come into the media spotlight, not because of our political message, but because certain high-ranking members of the NYPD punched, threw, and stepped on peaceful marchers. Arrestees were handcuffed so tight their hands turned blue. Many of these people have yet to regain feeling in their extremities. A senior police officer infamously forced women into pens and maced them at point-blank range.…
Progressives find hope–in Ron Paul.
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The American Conservative
It's no secret that Ralph Nader has held the Democratic Party establishment in low regard for decades now: the marginally more palatable alternative in an ugly duopoly, he claims, is still quite ugly. But lately Nader's disdain has reached a new high. "It's gotten so bad," he tells me, "that you can actually say a Republican president–with a Democratic Senate–would produce less bad results than the present situation.…
In his film "Fahrenheit 9/11," Michael Moore explored the complex ties between Bush administration officials and associates, the Saudi Royal family, and those believed to have carried out the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States. Today, Moore is backing former Florida governor and senator Bob Graham's call for President Obama to reopen the investigation into 9/11 after new information emerged about the possible role of prominent Saudis. According to recent news reports, a wealthy young Saudi couple fled their home in a gated community in Sarasota, Florida, just a week or so before Sept.…
Rewrite: police vs. protesters By Nick Ramsey
Rewriting Occupy Wall Street protests
(Ed note: Sorry, readers–I don't know of a way to "unembed" the ad from that video… ugh!)
In tonight's Rewrite, Lawrence told you we would give you access to the full clips of this weekend's clash between police officers and Wall Street protesters. The full versions of the clips we showed you tonight are below – but a warning… there is some graphic language used in these videos that you did not hear on our broadcast.…
September 24~October 1, 2011
American Library Association
Banned Books Week (BBW)
is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read and the importance of the First Amendment. Held during the last week of September, Banned Books Week highlights the benefits of free and open access to information while drawing attention to the harms of censorship by spotlighting actual or attempted bannings of books across the United States.
Intellectual freedom–the freedom to access information and express ideas, even if the information and ideas might be considered unorthodox or unpopular–provides the foundation for Banned Books Week.…
by Daily Mail Reporter
UK Daily Mail
An insurance firm has withdrawn its lawsuit against Saudi Arabia, which had claimed the country funded the terrorists responsible for the 9/11 attacks.
A division of Lloyd's of London had filed documents in a U.S. court on September 8 demanding the return of $215million compensation it paid victims.
But the lawsuit has now been dropped.
Attorney Stephen Cozen of law firm Cozen O'Connor, which represents Lloyd's, told Insurance Journal that he cannot comment on why Lloyd's decided to drop the case less than two weeks after filing the complaint.…
By Will Bunch
Attytood – Will's blog at Philly.com
UPDATE: Corrected and edited to reflect the fact the one of Colin Moynihan's earlier blog posts was reverse published in New York Times editions delivered to New York City residents — but not here in Philly and elsewhere — still doesn't change the basic fact of undercoverage, at least until the mass arrests and pepper-spray incidents in the second weekend.
What do you think was running in the pro-government, pro-Mubarek newspapers in Egypt back in February, when crowds of unhappy and often un- or under-employed citizens began crowding into Tahrir Square?…
Alfreda Frances Bikowsky: The Current Director of the CIA Global Jihad Unit
September 21, 2011
Boiling Frogs Post has now confirmed the identity of the CIA analyst at the heart of a notorious failure in the run-up to the September 11th tragedy. Her name is Alfreda Frances Bikowsky and she is the current director of the CIA Jihad Unit. Through three credible sources and documents we have confirmed Ms. Bikowsky's former titles and positions, including her start at the CIA as an analyst for the Soviet Desk, her position as one of the case officers at the CIA's Bin Laden Unit-Alec Station, her central role and direct participation in the CIA's rendition-torture and black sites operations, and her current position as director of the CIA's Global Jihad Unit.…
September 21, 2011
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Despite threats of prosecution from the CIA, the makers of 9/11: Press For Truth have released their new documentary podcast Who Is Rich Blee?
By Glenn Greenwald
September 20, 2011
The story of Jose Padilla, continuing through the events of yesterday, expresses so much of the true nature of the War on Terror and especially America's justice system. In 2002, the American citizen was arrested at Chicago's O'Hare Airport, publicly labeled by John Ashcroft as The Dirty Bomber, and then imprisoned for the next three years on U.S. soil as an "enemy combatant" without charges of any kind, and denied all contact with the outside world, including even a lawyer.…
#OCCUPYWALLSTREET started last Saturday, when 5,000 Americans descended on to the financial district of Lower Manhattan, held a people's assembly and set up an encampment in Zuccotti Park on Liberty Street, a stone's throw from Wall Street and a block from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Three hundred spent the night, several hundred reinforcements arrived the next day and dug in for a long-term stay. Call in sick, invite your friends, hop on a bus or plane to New York City — join us!…


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Survey: Your Favorite Hometown Pizza
Impellizzeri's, Louisville, KY
Impellizzeri's, Louisville, KY
And the antipasto salad is awesome too!!!
Impellizzeri's is the best in KY. Goodfellas is the best in Lexington. For cheap pizza, I have a soft spot for Sir Pizza in Lexington.
Thanks for the nice comments! I tried to make crust like Patsy's after I went there in 2008. I was the only customer and got to talk to the pizzaiola (sp?) about ingredients and dough rise method. I had read Varasano's website as well. From trial and error, I just tried to make a crust that tasted like I remembered Patsy's tasting. Light and crispy is what I shoot for. It's amazing how just 4 ingredients, water, yeast, flour and salt can turn out so differently just by adjusting the measurements a little. I also went to Varasano's when I was in Atlanta last year, and I got to talk to Jeff. He sat down at my table and talked pizza even though he was very busy.
I used to like them, but then I ate 40 on Super Bowl Sunday 1996, followed by the onset of the stomach flu at halftime. I can't stand them now.
I think it's great! I love the introductions:
"He's the Rocky Mountain Oyster, Spot Shrimp, Fried Asparagus, and Flauta Eating Champion of the World!"
"She's the Crab Rangoon, Krystal Hamburger, Poutine and Mayonnaise Eating Champion of the World!"
"He drank a 22 oz. Slurpee in 8 seconds!"
Ugh! Adam I don't know how you did it. I am from Louisville and I have been around for the entire history of PJ. That pizza is terrible. The sauce is sickly sweet, the cheese is grainy and the dough is made at a facility and shipped to the store. Gross!
Louisville is a great town though! Hope you enjoyed it!
Ritzy's was originally a chain of burger joints called G.D. Ritzy's. It was much like Steak and Shake. I'm sure these were once franchise joints.
Hand pattied and griddled
My dogs gorged on them the last time they surfaced in my town! My dogs eat no other bugs so they must be good!
THIS! I used a cast iron skillet and my pizzas came out great! The bottom had a nice char. Took about 2-3 minutes to cook. I will never cook my pizzas any other way.
I believe the cast iron skillet is porous.
The plain pie is amazing. It is definitely one of the 2 best pizzas I ever had. But I waited 1 hour and 45 minutes for it! The wait staff appears to be from the Munsters TV show. They are all over 60 and walk around catatonic. One of the waitresses had a prosthetic arm that she balanced the pie on. I am not joking. It is without a doubt the worst service I ever had at a restaurant. They do appear to have contempt for the customer.
But the pizza is so good that when I go back to New Haven, I will go to Sally's. I will just try to go at a time where I don't wait an hour for the table and an hour and 45 minutes for the pizza!
Artists are rarely good businessmen. Dom sounds like an artist. They need to hire people who know how to run a restaurant, then allow the artist to work his magic, while management supplies the ingredients and maintenence.
Dom sounds like one of those "delicate geniuses" that George Costanza refers to. He's like a crazy artist. Try as you might, you are not going to change the way he creates his art. We have them where I live. That being said, I just don't have time or energy for these types of restaurants that do things like close when they are out of dough, run out of menu items, have operating hours that change on their whim, or make you wait 2 hours for a product that should cook in 10 minutes or less. That's just poor management. Sounds like Dom needs a restaurant MANAGER. He is the artist. Artists can't manage! Turning tables or selling more pizzas is how you make money.
I guess I am a pizza tourist, just like someone who likes wine may tour Napa or France. I have experienced Sally's in New Haven which has to be the worst service ever. I sat in the restaurant for 2 hours waiting for a pizza after ordering. The staff moves like they are zombies. Yes, it was great, but I went to Patsy's East Harlem, ordered my pizza and it was delivered to the table about 5 minutes later!!! And it was great also!
Love the Skline chili. Hate LaRosa's. It really sucks. They sell it at Kings Island and it is terrible.
Modern Apizza is wood oven I believe.
Free Domino's pizza is a punishment not a reward!
I agree with this letter. I ate both on consecutive days in July 2007.
I was at Patsy's East Harlem in July 2007. My pizza was perfect, definitely NOT over-sauced or over-cheesed, and that is exactly what made it the best pizza I ever had. It was a trip up there, literally and figuratively. However, we got no uncomfortable looks in the neighborhood, though we appeared WAY out of place (two hippies from KY!)
We also had Sally's and Modern in New Haven and Lombardi's that same week. All were very good, but Patsy's was the best.
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FOREST CITY — Two weeks of Superior Court began in Rutherford County Monday with administrative duties. District Attorney Brad Greenway said administrative tasks are underway today, including probation violations, receiving guilty pleas, and the appointment of lawyers for those making their first appearances in court.
Greenway said among those to be tried during the two week session include Scott Hoyle, 48, of Rutherfordton. He is charged with 12 felonies, regarding embezzlements from the Town of Forest City during the time he was employed as the town's public works director.
Hoyle faces several "multi-facted" charges, said Forest City Police Chief Jay Jackson.
His trial is scheduled to begin net Monday, January 14.
Hoyle is represented by Noell P. Tin, criminal law attorney from Charlotte.
Hoyle was hired by the Town of Forest City in June 2000 and resigned on Dec. 7, 2009.
Expected to be tried beginning Wednesday, Jan. 9 is Howard Edgerton, 41, of Rutherfordton. He is charged with assault by strangulation and kidnapping that occurred in August 2011.
Greenway said Edgerton and Hoyle's trials will probably take seven to eight days.
If there is time between the trials, Greenway said other items will be heard.
Greenway and the district attorney's office face a busy 2013 he said.
There are at least five Rutherford County murder cases still awaiting trial, and Greenway said his office hopes to move all these cases this year. There are also several murder cases in McDowell County, where he is also prosecutor.
"Some of this, we're hanging on to wait to hear from the attorneys in the cases and when they are going to be ready for trial," he said.
Greenway said the murder trial for Michael McCraw, charged with killing his ex-wife Theresa McCraw in December 2011, could occur in April. McCraw is undergoing psychological evaluations, requested by his attorney.
Greenway said he hopes to be "more efficient" in 2013 with the heavy case load in Rutherford and McDowell counties, but there are several factors that slow the process of trying cases.
The SBI lab is overwhelmed with hundreds of cases, he said. North Carolina legislators are being approached about funding a lab in western North Carolina.
"The DAs are really supporting this expansion of the lab out of Asheville," Greenway said.
"We do not have enough lab agencies to analyze all the evidence . . .We're competing with another 100 counties."
Fingerprints and gunshot analysis are available from Asheville, but not DNA or drug analysis. "That has to come from Winston-Salem or Raleigh," he said.
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Super Peel Aims to Make Pizza Transfer a Breeze
Have you seen the Super Peel? It's essentially a pizza peel with a built-in conveyor belt that helps you snatch up your pizza and place it on your pizza stone. Sounds sort of gimmicky, but here's a video of it in action that makes it look pretty dang slick. More


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July 28 2015 Latest news:
Matthew Symington
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
A whale carcass that washed up on the Suffolk shoreline has been dragged back out to sea "to let nature take its course".
The whale, thought to be a northern bottlenose, was discovered at Felixstowe port yesterday morning in a badly decomposing state.
A spokesman for the Port of Felixstowe said that it had been taken back out to sea this afternoon "to let nature take its course".
"One of the port's tugs was charged to drag the carcass back to an area in the open sea where it couldn't be washed back in and could decompose naturally," the spokesman added.
Onlookers at a nearby cafe said they saw "something large" being pulled out to sea at around 2.30pm.
Experts from the University of Southampton, who were sent photographs of the whale, said the fin was too far back to be a killer whale and suggested it may be a northern bottlenose.
The species made headlines in January 2006 when an immature female strayed up the Thames as far as central London.
The disorientated creature spent several days in the river while vets and marine biologists attempted to coax it out to the safety of deeper waters. Eventually, the whale was lifted onto a barge to be transported out into the estuary, but died before its release.
Another young northern bottlenose was put down in 2007 after beaching itself under the Orwell Bridge near Ipswich.
Marine experts said the whale would have died of starvation and dehydration had it not been put down to end its suffering.
In March 2013,four dead porpoises washed up in Felixstowe over the space of a month.
The Natural History Museum is the lead authority in identifying the species of whale carcasses washed ashore in the UK.
A museum spokesman said there were "no set procedures in place" to deal with beached whales, but "an overall strategy" involving institutions such as the British Museum and the Zoological Society of London.
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One illegal who did not make it
Saturday, May 10, 2014
'Badly decomposing state' were also key words
Friday, May 9, 2014
@Lee Davies: 'whale carcass' is the key words in this.....
Thursday, May 8, 2014
They should of left it alone, it's parents might be worried about it, now if they go back it is gone. It could get seriously hurt alone. I understand that ships could of injured it, but now it might get attacked by sharks.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
It was a pilot whale, I'm lead to believe
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
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Warm potato & green bean salad with a soft egg
By Mary Cadogan
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 30 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 2
A satisfyingly seasonal salad
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- Vegetarian
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Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 589
- protein
- 22g
- carbs
- 46g
- fat
- 37g
- saturates
- 8g
- fibre
- 5g
- sugar
- 7g
- salt
- 1.9g
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- 500g salad potatoes
- 200g green beans, trimmed
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- 2 eggs
- 1 large ripe tomato
- 100g lardons
- 1 garlic clove, chopped
- few basil leaves, shredded
- 1 tbsp red wine vinegar
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Omit the lardons and fry 100g sliced button mushrooms instead.
- Slice the potatoes, there's no need to skin them, then cook in boiling salted water until tender, about 20 mins, adding the beans halfway through. Drain well, then toss in 1 tbsp olive oil.
- Boil the eggs for 5 mins, drain, cool and shell. Quarter, deseed and chop the tomato. Heat the remaining oil in a frying pan, fry the lardoons until crisp and turning brown. Add the garlic and tomato and heat through briefly.
- Divide the potatoes and beans between two plates. Stir the basil and vinegar into the pan and heat through briefly, then spoon over the salad. Cut the eggs in half and sit them on top.
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I making this for my dinner tonight, i've been shopping and bought all the ingredients apart from red wine vinegar as I have some white and they are normally interchangeable. Looks like a great recipe by the way.
In step two, the recipe states "fry the lardoons until crisp and turning brown." But I could not find any Lardoons at the shop, so i'm just going to use oak smoked Lardons in their place, I hope this will be ok :) hehe.


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In last week's "For the Record," The Floyd County Times incorrectly listed a civil suit as "Campbell Tax and Accounty vs. Lenny Hall." It should have read "Campbell Tax and Accounting vs. Lanny Hall."
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Millenium Entertainment to distribute classic Hammer titles!!!
Bigs news from Variety!:
"Millennium Entertainment will distribute titles from Exclusive Media's Hammer library in the U.S. in a deal that covers Hammer titles going back to 1966's "Dracula: Prince of Darkness."
Millennium said the alliance will introduce the Hammer Horror brand to a new audience not familiar with the Hammer titles classic line and provide limited edition Blu-rays and Collector's Sets over the next several years.
First three-film set will be released in April and include "Dracula Prince of Darkness," Peter Cushing in "The Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires" and "Frankenstein Created Woman."
Hammer has been part of Exclusive Media since 2008. Launched in 1934 as a specialist in horror, it returned to features after a three-decade absence in 2010 with "Let Me In.""
I'd like to thank DVDNewsFlash for posting this special report on Facebook. :)
Best news I've had all week, I'm all over this!!
The DRACULA PRINCE OF DARKNESS / THE LEGEND OF THE 7 GOLDEN VAMPIRES / FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN triple-bill has already been announced for 4/2, and it's DVD only.
Not a lot of confidence in this announcement. And dumping three of 'em onto a budget release isn't building any confidence any more either.
More info!:
"Millennium Entertainment will distribute titles from Exclusive Media's Hammer library in the U.S., which means they will eventually be released on Blu-ray disc. According to Steve Nickerson, President of Millennium Entertainment, "Hammer is one of the most renowned and beloved film brands in the world and we are thrilled to bring the Hammer Films library to U.S. fans." With this new distribution deal, a number of Hammer classics will be made available to the public in new configurations for the first time in almost 10 years. With a multi-tiered approach, a full release schedule is planned to provide high end, limited edition Blu-rays and Collector's Sets to the loyal horror fan over the next several years. The releases will commence April 2nd with DVD release of the "Hammer Horror 3 Feature Film Set" featuring DRACULA: PRINCE OF DARKNESS (1966), THE LEGEND OF THE SEVEN GOLDEN VAMPIRES (1974) and FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN (1967). "We are really pleased to be in business with Millennium to bring the newly restored titles from our library to the United States in HD for the first time," said Peter Naish, Senior VP, Distribution, Hammer. "Alongside the new extras we have created, we hope that our American Hammer fans will love the Blu-Ray collector's editions and that these editions will also help new fans discover our rich history.""
I don't get their strategy here in terms of releases, is their plan to release them as budget releases as the recently announced one and then later re-release them as blu-rays. It seems kind of ridiculous, I know I will hold off buying in the hopes of eventual blu-rays, but then I guess if the initial dvd releases don't sell the blu-rays might get nixed?
What the heck?
Anyone order the three film set yet? At $7.99 on amazon.com I could not resist.
I have R2 copies of Prince of Darkness and Frankenstein Created Woman but R1 copies would be nice.
Plus I'm dying to see Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires.
I want as much Hammer on blu-ray first and foremost, but this dvd set of three movies is too good to resist.
I'm a huge fan of Dracula, Prince of Darkness and have not seen the other two yet.
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Dung Quat Oil Refinery operates nearly 100 pct of designed capacity
Dung Quat Oil Refinery started resuming operation on October 1 after its temporary shutdown due to a broken valve in the residue fluid continuous cracking apparatus (RFCC). Up to now, the oil refinery has re-operated stably at nearly 100 percent of the designed capacity.
At present, 13 among 14 technical workshops in Dung Quat Oil Refinery has operated smoothly and produced eight types of commercial products as designed. The remaining workshop of sulphur treatment is expected to be put into operation in the next few days.
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If IKEA and George Lucas teamed up to host Google's next server farm, it might look a bit like this.
In the fall, a Swedish startup called Modular Data Center (MDC) Stockholm AB plans to debut a pilot project for a new model of data center infrastructure that's designed to be more portable, scalable and efficient than the typical endless racks of servers in a big brick building. And also a lot more stylish.
The basic building block will be a steel module the size of a shipping container that, when two are fitted together, can contain up to 35 racks of servers. Those pieces will link up with other modules that maintain power and cooling. Connecting them will be inflatable rooms that expand just big enough to hold network control consoles and a few pieces of furniture. MDC hasn't determined pricing yet, but Karlung says he expects the full set to cost less than $1 million.
"It's like Lego," says John Karlung, the company's chief executive officer. "Instead of building a huge empty data center that costs a lot of money, you start with one module. And then when you need another you just connect it–ka-chunk!–and then the next, and the next, until you have an entire city of these modules."
Modular data centers are hardly new. Practically every server vendor from HP to Dell to IBM offers them. Sun Microsystems began selling a mini data center in a shipping container as early as 2006.
"But the way Sun did it was so fucking boring!" Karlung responds when I point this out. "It's like Absolut Vodka from Sweden. Vodka is vodka. It was the bottle that made it something special. If you're going to build a data center, make it look cool."
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Love Herman's personality. Its easy to see why he is such a good recruiter. Would love for him to get Houston humming and make a return back to OSU in 6-7 years after a couple national championships from Urban.
I believe Trey has been dinged up most of camp.
I get extra fries. I'm disappointed this wasn't an option.
Elgin Grad 2009 here.
I think with Urban we're going to see more players transfer. Urban and the staff are bringing in top players at every position. DL is about the only position that I would consider is ran with a constant rotation. Just look at the DB's we have hauled in the last year and more to possibly come this year. Wouldn't shock me if we get a few transfers from that group.Urbans job is to get the best players and he is pitching to kids that if your good enough you will play. With that will come some transfers. Also he is recruiting more national and the farther kids get away from home the easier it is for them to change their minds. My freshman year of school I left Ohio and went to University of Wyoming. It was a big deal and not every kid can handle it ( like O'Connor).
I bet the concussion is from the collision with Curtis Grant at practice last Saturday. Rod picked him up on a blitz and it was one hell of a hit.
I'm really shocked ESPN has held off and is actually waiting to post story with facts. Its really against their normal maybe they do really like Urban.
I totally agree. I hate noon games. I really think OSU, Nebraska, Penn St,and scUM could get away with having all games at 3:30 or later. Let the smaller schools have the noon slots and get tv time they may not normally get. TV networks will put the big 4 on tv no matter what time they decide to play. Better for the conference and better for OSU.
I'm really becoming a big fan of this guy. What him and Meyer were able to with a offense that was basically Braxton for most of the season was really impressive. I cant wait to see what they can do in the future. Sadly I wouldn't be shocked if he is one of the first coaches to leave for a HC job. I hope he sticks around two more years and gets to hoist a crystal ball.
Yeah i agree, but the staff cut ties with Green before EZE visited Mizzou. Its not like they knew that was going to happen. I prefer they tell a player "hey man were done recruiting you" then do what they are doing to Timmons and string him along.
Well I think the Staff thinks EZE fits their system better, and they evaluate that based on film not just on stars that recruiting agencies give them. Is Derek Green a good recruit with the potential to be great ? Yes. But just because EZE is a 4 star doesn't mean that he will not be just as good or turn out even better. I also think that OSU has a log game at the RB position. Say Hyde goes pro this year and we don't have scholarship reduction I think that they go after him more aggressively. EZE committed early and filled the role they were looking for. We cant have them all.
We're way deeper based on what? We have very comparable recruiting classes last year and this year, and the last two games were very close (I refuse to discount 2011 because of the off the field drama, Those boys gave scum their best shot in 2011). This year we won but it was 26-21. Its not like our depth and talent blew them away. I wont pretend I know alot about the junior and senior class for scum coming back next year but I venture to say they are comparable. Compared to the Rich Rod years where there was a night and day difference between the two schools they are quite equal as of now.
Thought you guys might enjoy seeing the reaction over at MGoblog haha
Any of you guys know how signing that many players works? Do they have to get current players to transfer? They cant take scholarships away can they ?
Only when Urban wins a NC for the Bucks will I be able to completely move on from that dreadful day in January of 2007.
After reading that all I can say is that if adding a southern (confederate school if that means more to you in the year 2012) helps the BIG in recruiting, competition, and image im all for it. I think limiting expansion to schools on that basis is completely irrational and for lack of better words stupid. IMO
What is your deal with Union schools ? Its 2012 man . That literally has no say in any of this expansion. Its all $$$$.
I am a Elgin Grad (09) so i dont have much like for the Spartans either but its cool to see someone from the area play for the Bucks. Wish him well.
Im not a fan of this. I hope its part of a big plan to get to 16 teams with the 15th and 16th being relevent in football.
Your ignoring the fact that our pass defense is horrendous. Take you buckeye blinders off for a second lol Yeah could we win a one game bowl .. Yeah. but the chances are not good. The 2002 national championship team was the best defense OSU has had in my lifetime. You can win a game with good Defense. Its had to when you have a below average pass defense against one of the best spread offenses in the country
Oregon is the best in the country at the things our defense is worse at defending. I think our offense would put up some points but our chance of winning would be very low. If we played ten times OSU wins 3 this year. This based on linebacking cores inability to to play in space and our constant defensive breakdowns (even though we have had a lot less in the last 2 games). Our only chance would be if our defensive line dominated like it did in 09.
hahah that is a really good description of the one they call Mark May
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In a recent ruling, the Arizona Supreme Court clarified that the economic loss rule does not apply to non-contracting parties. See Sullivan v. Pulte Home Corporation, 667 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 36 (Ariz. 2013). This ruling both clarifies and expands upon the Court's seminal ruling on the application of the economic loss rule to construction contracts, in Flagstaff Affordable Housing Ltd. v. Design Alliance, Inc.
Flagstaff Affordable Housing Ltd. v. Design Alliance, Inc.
In Flagstaff Affordable Housing, the Arizona Supreme Court held that the economic loss rule applies to construction contracts and that parties to such contracts are solely limited to contractual remedies for purely economic damages. Thus, at its core, the economic loss doctrine in Arizona "precludes tort recovery for [economic] losses absent personal injury or damage to other property" and "limit[s] a contracting party to contractual remedies for the recovery of economic losses unaccompanied by physical injury to persons or other property." Flagstaff Affordable Housing Ltd., 223 Ariz. 320, 322-23 (2010).
The Court reasoned that the policies of contract law – encouraging parties to order their prospective relationships, allocate the risks of future losses, and identify available remedies – are particularly applicable to construction defect cases. As a result, the goals of contract law "are best served by allowing the parties to specify the consequences of a breach of their agreement." Id., at 323. The Court concluded that, "in construction defect cases, the policies of the law generally will be best served by leaving the parties to their commercial remedies when a contracting party has incurred only economic loss, in the form of repair costs, diminished value, or lost profits." Id., at 326.
Subsequent Analysis of the Economic Loss Rule
In the few years since Flagstaff Affordable Housing was published, Arizona courts have applied the economic loss rule in a variety of situations. A summary of the more significant cases is provided below:
Sullivan v. Pulte Home Corporation
In July 2013, the Arizona Supreme Court again weighed in on the economic loss rule in Sullivan v. Pulte Home Corporation, 667 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 36 (Ariz. 2013). In Sullivan, Pulte Homes (the Defendant) built a new home and sold it in 2000. The original buyer re-sold the home to the Sullivans (the Plaintiffs) in 2003. The Sullivans discovered certain retaining wall defects in 2009 and filed the lawsuit in 2010, which alleged both implied warranty and tort claims. The trial and appellate court held that Arizona's statute of repose barred the contractual implied warranty claims, but did not bar the tort claims.
The trial court also dismissed the negligence claim under the economic loss rule. However, on appeal, both the Court of Appeals and the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the economic loss rule did not bar the Sullivans' negligence claim because there was no direct contract between Pulte and the Sullivans. In its ruling, the Supreme Court expressly clarified the strong implication of Flagstaff, holding that the economic loss rule does not apply to non-contracting parties. The Court reasoned that the doctrine is intended to protect the "expectations of contracting parties, but, in the absence of a contract, it does not pose a barrier to tort claims that are otherwise permitted by substantive law."
The application of the economic loss rule, as recognized in Sullivan, will lead to some undesirable results for contractors and home builders. For example, the Court of Appeals recognized that under this new rule original home buyers will have fewer remedies than a subsequent purchaser, since only subsequent purchasers can assert both implied warranty claims and tort claims.
In addition, CGL carriers may begin denying coverage over any contract claims (including implied warranty claims) where a direct contract exists and the economic loss rule applies. See e.g. Desert Mountain Properties Ltd. Partnership v. Liberty Mut. Fire Ins. Co., 225 Ariz. 194 (App. 2010) (declining to hold as a matter of law that all CGL insurance policies do not cover liability arising out of contract, but noting that parties are free to write such exclusions into their policies). This again could lead to the strange result where CGL coverage exists to defend claims from a subsequent purchaser, but not for the same claims by the original purchaser.
As a result, developers, contractors, subcontractors and design professionals need to be aware of the potential consequences of Sullivan v. Pulte Homes in Arizona. At the very least, construction industry professionals should be thinking of ways to restructure construction and buyer-seller agreements to include contractual limitation periods or waivers and assignments of rights to make construction defect claims, all to try and better define contractual obligations and duties of reasonable care assumed by all parties in the chain of ownership and occupancy.
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The New Mexico State men's basketball team begins the 2011-12 campaign at Northern Colorado, Saturday, Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. in Greeley, Colo. This is the third consecutive season and fourth time in five years that the Aggies have started on the road. The game is available on KSNM 570 AM with Kyle Doperalski calling the action, and the pregame show starts 30 minutes prior to tip.
New Mexico State Aggies
The Aggies return nine players from last year's squad that finished with a 16-17 overall record and 9-7 WAC record. Senior guard Hernst Laroche returns to direct the Aggies after averaging 11.5 points and 4.6 assists per game in 2010-11. Redshirt senior forward Wendell McKines is back following an injury that caused him to miss last season. He averaged 10.7 points and 9.8 rebounds per game as a junior in 2009-10. Senior center Hamidu Rahman also missed a portion of last year with injuries and averaged 7.2 points and 5.0 rebounds per contest in a shorten season.
NM State has to replace guard Gordo Castillo and All-WAC selection forward Troy Gillenwater from a year ago, but junior forward Tyrone Watson, junior forward Bandja Sy and junior forward/center B.J. West made appearances in a combined 90 games with 53 games started last season. A benefit to the injuries a season ago is the game experience the Aggie sophomores now enjoy. Both guard Christian Kabongo and center Tshilidzi Nephawe played in all 33 games, with 14 and 17 games started respectively, while forward Renaldo Dixon saw action in 20 games.
Scouting Northern Colorado
Saturday's game is also the season opener for the Bears. Northern Colorado beat Chadron State, 89-65, Nov. 1. The Bears finished 2010-11 with a 21-11 overall record and 13-3 Big Sky record and appearance in the NCAA Tournament. This season, the Bears return one starter, redshirt junior guard Elliott Lloyd, and were picked to finish third in the preseason Big Sky media poll and fourth in the conference coaches poll.
Series Notes
The Bears have a 3-1 lead in the all-time series after a 82-80 win in the ESPNU BracketBuster game, Feb. 19, in Las Cruces. This is the first game in Greeley, Colo. Last season was the first meeting in the series since the 1961-62 season.
Previous Meeting
The Aggies suffered their first defeat in the ESPNU BracketBuster series with an 82-80 loss to Northern Colorado, Feb. 19, 2011. Guard Hernst Laroche posted a team-high 19 points for NM State. The Aggies trailed Northern Colorado at halftime, 52-43, with both teams shooting over 50 percent from the field, including nine 3-pointers from the Bears. NM State tied the game, 78-78, for the first time in the second half with 1:48 left on a Christian Kabongo free throw. Then with under a minute to play and the Aggies trailing by three, 81-78, Laroche made a pair of free throws to pull NM State within one, 81-80. The Aggie defense held the Bears scoreless on the next possession. Laroche directed the offense and drove to the basket and was whistled for an offensive foul with 4.2 seconds remaining. NM State proceeded to foul and Northern Colorado made 1-of-2 ensuing free throws. With 3.2 seconds left, the Aggies raced down the floor and forward Troy Gillenwater missed a shot at the buzzer.
Aggies Win Exhibition 115-64
The Aggies coasted to a 115-64 win over Eastern New Mexico, Nov. 2, in the team's lone exhibition game of the season. The Aggies had five players in double figures. Redshirt senior forward Wendell McKines directed the Aggies with a team-high 19 points and nine rebounds. Sophomore guard Christian Kabongo scored 18 points with seven assists. Freshman guard Daniel Mullings added 13 points off the bench, while senior guard Hernst Laroche and sophomore center Tshilidzi Nephawe provided 10 points each.
Season Openers
The Aggies are 2-2 in season openers under head coach Marvin Menzies. Last season, NM State opened the year with a 92-76 win at Louisiana, Nov. 12, 2010. The Aggies defeated UC Riverside, 79-52, Nov. 15, 2008, in Las Cruces but fell at Ohio, 80-72, Nov. 9, 2007, and at Saint Mary's, 100-68, Nov. 13, 2009.
Season Review
After an injury-plagued 2010-11 season, the Aggies return nine players. The returners accounted for 74 percent of the minutes. NM State finished tied for third in the WAC last season and set a school record with a 12-game WAC home win streak that dated back to the 2009-10 season. Nationally, the Aggies ranked No. 73 in 3-point field goal defense (32.6 percent) and No. 89 in scoring offense (71.6 points per game). Additionally, NM State paced the WAC in scoring in league games (72.5 points per game).
Record Watch
Senior guard Hernst Laroche returns for his final season in Las Cruces with 99 consecutive starts for the Aggies. Jonathan Gibson had the school record in games played with 131. Laroche has 3,209 career minutes played, which ranks No. 6 on the school record list. He needs just 574 minutes to tie all-time leader Eric Channing (3,783). Laroche also ranks second on the all-time list for career assists (416) at NM State. He trails Sam Crawford by 176 assists (592). Last year, Laroche had a team-high 152 assists and 62 steals. He also ranked second in scoring with 11.5 points per game.
Career Leaders in Assists
1. Sam Crawford-592
2. Hernst Laroche-416
3. Keith Hill-379
4. Ernest Patterson-371
5. Steve Colter-347
Bits and Pieces
Here's a look back at some of the interesting facts and figures of the 2010-11 season. The Aggies were:
13-2 when they allow 70 points or less
13-2 when shooting better than the opponent
8-2 when shooting 50 percent or better from the field
9-1 when leading at halftime
Aggie Newcomers
The Aggies have nine newcomers this season with freshmen guards Daniel Mullings, Terrel de Rouen, D.J. Lewis, freshmen forwards Eric Weary, Remi Barry, freshman center Sim Bhullar and sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller, while freshman guard Emery Coleman and freshman forward Temjae Singleton are slated to redshirt.
Previewing the WAC
The Aggies were voted to finish second in the Preseason WAC coaches poll and third in the media poll. Redshirt senior forward Wendell McKines was voted to the Preseason All-WAC Coaches and Media teams, while senior guard Hernst Laroche earned a second team nod on the Preseason All-WAC Coaches team.
The 2011-12 Slate
The Aggies have 17 regular season games in the Pan American Center this season. Currently, the Aggies have two nationally televised games on ESPN2 at Utah State (Feb. 11) and at Nevada (March 1). The schedule includes a home game against Arizona (Nov. 29) and a trip to the Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout.
Aggie Double-Doubles
The Aggies had eight double-doubles in 2010-11. Sophomore center Tshilidzi Nephawe, senior center Hamidu Rahman and junior forward Tyrone Watson all recorded a double-double last year.
Home Sweet Home
NM State utilized its home court advantage in 2010-11 at the Pan American Center and finished with a 7-1 record in WAC home games in 2010-11. The Aggies had their 12-game WAC home win streak snapped March 2 against Utah State.
Rahman Climbs the Ladder
Senior center Hamidu Rahman currently has 98 career blocked shots. He is now tied for No. 4 with Johnny Roberson on the Aggie all-time list.
Career Leaders in Blocked Shots
1. James Moore-200
2. Slab Jones-124
3. Charles Goza-116
4. Johnny Roberson-98
4. Hamidu Rahman-98
6. Sam Lacey-92
7. Martin Iti-82
Menzies Is the Sixth Winningest Coach at NM State
Head coach Marvin Menzies recorded his 70th victory at NM State in 2010-11. He now ranks sixth on the all-time winningest coaches list in program history. Menzies is the second fastest to reach 70 behind Lou Henson.
All-Time Winningest Coaches (by victories)
1. Lou Henson-289
2. Neil McCarthy-229
3. Jerry Hines-157
4. Presley Askew-135
5. Weldon Drew-82
6. Marvin Menzies-76
McKines Returns to the Hardwood
Redshirt senior forward Wendell McKines returns in 2011-12 after being sidelined last year due to a broken foot he sustained in mid-October. An All-WAC honorable mention selection in 2009-10, McKines averaged 10.7 points and 9.8 rebounds per game, a team-best mark. He now ranks No.6 on the all-time rebounding list at NM State with 761 boards. McKines also posted nine double-doubles in 2009-10 and has 27 in his career.
Career Leaders in Rebounds
1. Sam Lacey 1,265
2. Slab Jones 951
3. George Knighton 866
4. Billy Joe Price 824
5. Charles Gosa 788
6. Wendell McKines 761
Looking Ahead
NM State meets New Mexico for the first time of the 2011-12 season, Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 8 p.m. in Albuquerque, before the home opener against UTEP, Saturday, Nov. 19 at 6 p.m. inside the Pan American Center.


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Two Sections of Community General Hospital in Fort Fairfield Planned to Be Demolished…TAMC Health Clinic Will Remain Open
A clinic will remain open in Fort Fairfield. The landmark Community General Hospital which houses the TAMC health clinic will stay open to serve patients, however officials have decided to tear down TWO LARGE unutilized parts of the building. Officials say the decision came down to one thing…keeping a healthcare presence in Fort Fairfield that's cost effective. Shawn Cunningham reports.
TAMC's health clinic inside the main building of the Community General Hospital will stay open to serve patients. But two other empty sections of the more than 50 thousand square foot building will be torn down say TAMC healthcare officials and Fort Fairfield Municipal leaders. Both sides AGREE it's the best decision for the building, the practice and the community it serves.
Jim McKinney is the Vice President of TAMC's Sports Services and says "Patients are used to coming to this facility and we continue to be very busy and its our plan to stay in this location for the long term."
Fort Fairfield Town Manager Mike Bosse adds "The other uses that they worked on just haven't panned out and its deteriorating and over time it can only cost the community more."
"Its a hard decision to make but it needs to be done it doesn't make sense to have a 50 thousand structure and only using 6 thousand square foot of it and have to heat and maintain the rest of it," says Tony Levesque, Fort Fairfield's Community Development Director.
Another push to demolish the building sections is health concerns. McKinney says the two empty wings are full of asbestos. This final decision comes after more than a year of a community led committee trying to find other entities and ideas that would best utilize the empty building space. Levesque says nothing viable ever materialized.
Levesque says "cost to benefit ratio. we looked at many options from housing to business offices to expansion of services and it was more economical if we were going to do those things to start fresh."
The hospital is a landmark in this community and those making the decision to tear down two parts of the building say its sad. But one good thing that could come out of all this is the addition of services.
McKinney says "the ability for patients to get some psychiatric counseling we've added that I believe its one day a week, we may evaluate if the need is there to add additional hours to that."
McKinney adds the cost of the demolishment project will be 500 thousand dollars. But its money well spent in the short term, that will ultimately save them MORE in the longrun. Shawn Cunningham, NS 8.
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Gritt Ryder poured in 26 points and the 6th-ranked Western Nebraska Community College basketball team remained unbeaten with a 92-44 win over Air Force Prep in the final day of the Lady Cougar Holiday Classic Saturday afternoon at Cougar Palace.
The 90-point explosion was also the Cougars fifth straight game scoring 90 or more points. In Saturday's win the Cougars placed four players in double figures and shot 47 percent from the field.
Behind Ryder's 26 points was Shalisa Moffit with 16 points, Laurin Rivera with 14 points, and Ashley Stevens with 10 points.
Brower, who scored just two points but put down a team-leading six rebounds, said it is nice running the offense from her point guard position with an offense like they have.
"Our offense is great because depending on what day, we can do many things. Depending on what the defense does, we can change our offense.
Defensively, the Cougars put together another stellar offense. The Cougars have held their opponents to under 50 points for the 13th time in 14 games played. Brower said they pride themselves on their defense.
"Playing tight defense is what we like," she said. "We like to play up-in-your-face defense and give it all you got when in the game. When we are in there, we just play as hard as we can on defense. That will then transfer to what we do on offense."
Overall, Brower said this team plays hard on both offense and defense and a key for the Cougars in not only Saturday's win but their other 13 wins is playing as a team.
"It feels good to be 14-0 but we still have to stay focused and not let that get to our heads," said.
They definitely played a solid game once again as nine players finished in the scoring column and the bench scored 38 points. The Cougars also had 26 points in the paint. WNCC also dished out 16 assists, led by Moffit and Rivera with four each and those assists led the team to connect on eight 3-pointers.
Four of the team's eight 3-pointers came from Ryder, who was 4 of 6 from beyond the arc. Rivera pitched in three treys, while Maurissa Ortega had the other bomb.
The Cougars started early once again, running out to a 12-0 lead and pushed it to 28-3 on a Ashley Stevens old-fashioned three-point play. WNCC continued paying strong in racing to a 44-16 halftime lead.
The second half was all WNCC. The Cougars went up 55-20 after back-to-back 3-pointers by Ryder. Then, leading 66-31, the Cougars went on a 11-0 run that included Ortega's trey for a 77-31 lead and they cruised to the 92-44 win.
Brower said this team has grown leaps and bounds from the beginning of the year.
"I would say this team has improved a lot and I would say I have. Since the first day of practice I feel more comfortable.
The Torrington High graduate added that the college game is so much faster than the high school game.
"This is a lot faster than my high school but I feel like we all are doing good and we are just working hard," she said. "
WNCC will wrap up the first semester on Tuesday when they travel to Longmont, Colo., to face the Colorado Christian University junior varsity before taking a three-week break for Christmas. WNCC will then return to action Jan. 7 when they face Northwest Kansas Technical College at Goodland, Kan.
Brower said they have to play well to finish off the first semester unbeaten.
"We just need to keep focused and play like we are right now," Brower said. "We have to keep on this roll. Like Coach Harnish always says, remember where we came from, how we got here through hard work and everything, so we just have to keep that up."
Air Force Prep 16 38 44
Myah Jackson 5, Taylor Ashley Shaw 7, Callie Brown 2, Mo Hall 11, Yasmine Ebanks 6, Angela Goodman 2, Dee Mullins 8, Ashley Lundun 3.
Mikayla Brower 2, Laurin Rivera 14, Kelsey Doddridge 1, Gritt Ryder 26, Shalisa Moffit 16, Katie Kerkhoff 3, Simone Evans 2, Ashley Stevens 10, Jessica Aratani 9.


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Sparkle Mission #2 : Love The One You're With!
This Sparkle Mission is inspired by my own experiments (and success!) in bringing my relationship with my beloved hubby back to a most-cherished priority ~ which had taken a SERIOUS back-burner since having our children 5 years ago!
In an effort to truly love my dearest hubby unconditionally, I committed to writing down (at least) 3 things each day that I loved or appreciated about him. I also did little things like brushing my teeth first thing in the morning so I'd be kiss-ready, and thinking loving thoughts about him before bed. I kept my "Honey Love" experiment to myself, hoping that actions would speak louder than words.
It only took 3 days to notice a difference in my hubby and our relationship! He started reciprocating my kindness and we were truly starting to feel like partners again. I kept my secret to myself for 30 days, when he said to me "I've been feeling so much better the past month!" That's when I confessed my secret Love Experiment to him! He was so grateful and asked me to keep doing it ~ and I have, for over 60 days now.
In the 60+ days I've been doing this my dearest hubby has become much happier and more optimistic about his work (his "bad days" have decreased by a landslide!), we're happier parents who are enjoying our children much more, our little boys have been glowing, we're healthier (seriously, it's improved our immune systems!) and we're more in love than ever!
Dear Hubby is taking more time off from work to spend with us AND he gave us a raise, making us feel so much more abundant! LOVE REALLY DOES MAKE EVERYTHING BETTER!!!!!
Your Mission, if you choose to accept it, is to SECRETLY write down at least 3 things you LOVE about your partner for the next week or so ~ and then at the end of the week, give him/her your Love List! Chances are this will be so much fun you'll want to continue!
* TIP: Some days it's hard to find the things you love about your partner, that's when reminiscing comes in handy! Think back to when you first fell in love and the things you loved about him/her back then.
P.S. This experiment had NOTHING to do with sex, though that, of course, has it's place. ;)
TRUST ME! When you put the things you LOVE about your partner in the forefront of your thougthts, THOSE are the things you'll see most often! It's utterly MAGICAL how this works!!!!
Whether or not you want to fully commit this experiment, take this opportunity to comment HERE at least ONE THING a day you LOVE about your sweetie! Just sharing this much with us can really make a difference!!!
Now go forth and LOVE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH! :)


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Faith keeps Bills corner fighting on
Bills O-Line coach offers no apology or remorse in statement
Continues rebound after fall from grace
Ryan checked with those that "knew better"
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He also added that the impact of this "success" will be felt in the future.
Fans, players, and coaches are optimistic as they get ready for a new season of football.
John Kucko was there with his camera in hand to capture the first practice of training camp for the 2015 season.
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Though day one of reporting rather slow
New England Patriots quarterback responds after NFL commissioner upholds suspension for upcoming season.
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Stance should be linebacker strong
Brady's team has threatened to fight any suspension in federal court.
Jen Welter, 37, will join the Cardinals coaching staff for the summer. Welter will help coach the team's inside linebackers during training camp and the preseason.
Head Coach Scott Shafer stated that Broyld was let go due to a violation of team policy.
Brandon's authority extends only to the business side of each team. Bills general manager Doug Whaley and Sabres GM Tim Murray still handle what you see on the field and on the ice.
Two members of the officiating crew, as designated by the referee, will inspect the footballs to make sure they meet specifications. Previously, that job belonged to the referee.
World Cup star reinforces criticism of WNY Flash in post-game interview
World Cup star criticizes how team handled her trade to Houston
Alexa Mina will head to Dallas, TX next month
The Patriots quarterback is slated to miss the first four games of the NFL regular season.
Won gold medals in 800-meter race and 1600-meter mixed relay
One-handed swings are great practice
Zach Johnson wins the British Open for his second career major title, defeating Louis Oosthuizen and Marc Leishman in a four-hole playoff at St. Andrews.
US captain Rampone scores game-tying goal for Sky Blue
Clutch pars late hold off charging Vicki Hurst
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Altherr wins it for Lehigh Valley with two run shot in 8th
Allowed one run in eight innings, but it was only run in 1-0 defeat
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NFL players union sources tell CBS News what they're looking for from Commissioner Roger Goodell to avoid getting feds involved.
Jacobs, Ravenwood uses new technology to unlock swing issues
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He signed his seven-year, $52.5 million extension with the club on July 2 and is the highest-paid player on the team.
GM Tim Murray covets a left-shot defenseman, as he told John Vogl of the Buffalo News. One of the players he has been pursuing to fill that role is unrestricted free agent and two-time Stanley Cup champion Johnny Oduya.
Eichelberger takes women's title
Santos, Mendoza score two minutes apart in 2-0 Rochester win
Throngs of young girls and other fans of the U.S. women's soccer team have turned out early for a parade celebrating its Women's World Cup victory.
Giants star Jason Pierre-Paul had index finger amputated and dad says Buccaneers cornerback C.J. Wilson lost 2 fingers.
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If I were being ungenerous, I could easily say that no one should pay attention to what Human Rights Watch has to say in light of that group's history of employing an investigator with a strange fetish for Nazi memorabilia and its attempt to raise money in Saudi Arabia, of all places, by advertising its battles against "pro-Israel pressure groups." But that would be wrong because, for all its faults, HRW does some valuable work in such countries as China and Sudan. Unfortunately, HRW does not extend similar tolerance and understanding to its targets.
Case in point is its new report on Colombia: "Paramilitaries' Heirs: The New Face of Violence in Colombia." In it, HRW focuses on violence and drug-trafficking perpetrated by paramilitary groups that have continued to exist even after the majority of such fighters were demobilized between 2003 and 2006. As far as I can tell, HRW has collected some useful information that shows the need for greater Colombian action against these groups. I am sure that Colombia officials would be the first to say that they need to do more to combat paramilitaries along with FARC and other leftist groups. (In fact, I heard those very views voiced during my visit to Colombia in the fall.) But there is no acknowledgment in the report of the tremendous strides that the government under President Alvaro Uribe has made in combating guerrillas and terrorists of whatever strip, in pacifying much of the country, and in making it possible for citizens to enjoy their democratic rights in peace. Instead the report has a nasty, hectoring tone, suggesting, without quite coming out and saying so, that senior echelons of the government are complicit in paramilitary violence. Among the report's recommendations for action is this:
Delay consideration of free trade deals with Colombia until the Colombian government meets human rights pre-conditions, including dismantling paramilitary structures and effectively confronting the successor groups that now pose a serious threat to trade unionists.
Actually the U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement is already stalled. It has been ratified by the Colombian parliament but not by the U.S. Congress, where Democrats are blocking it at the instigation of protectionist union leaders. This makes no sense as a matter of policy, because the agreement would not only provide a boost for American exporters, it would also provide much-needed economic help to America's closest ally in Latin America. Colombia has made amazing, almost miraculous strides in beating back insurgents and narco-traffickers over the past decade, and it did so while reducing human-rights violations among its security forces and enhancing the rule of law (a story that my colleague Rick Bennet and I told in this Weekly Standard article). But the HRW report has nothing positive to say about Colombia's achievement as far as I can tell. Instead it insists on punishing Colombia — and the U.S. economy — by stopping an important trade agreement until such time as Colombia achieves a state of perfection that will suit HRW. This is a perfect illustration of why it is hard to take seriously so much of the work that comes out of the professional "human rights" community, which too often seems colored by animus against democratic American allies such as Israel and Colombia.


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These are exciting times for the 737 program and the Renton, Wash., factory. We're building more airplanes than ever and getting ready to incorporate the 737 MAX into our production system. We've embarked on a series of construction projects to help us keep building airplanes in Renton long into the future.
One of those projects is replacing the existing Renton North Bridge, built in 1969. The main Renton production site is separated from the Renton Municipal Airport by the Cedar River. Boeing 737s move across the bridge to the Renton flight line at the airport where they are prepared for their first flight.
Building the new bridge is a three-year project and expected to be completed in 2015.
Much of the work has to be done between June 1 and Aug. 15, during the "fish windows." Fish windows are those times the Washington State Department of Natural Resources allows in-water work and are designed to protect endangered species migration.
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Taylor Lane Cooter and Jonathan Robert Leichliter were married Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011, at First Baptist Church.
The Rev. Poland Whittemore officiated the 2 p.m. exchange of vows. Music was provided by John Bunn, vocalist and pianist; and Rene Huntsinger, vocalist.
The bride is a daughter of Claudia Lane and Michael Cooter.
She is a granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Lane; Betty Lou Day; and the late Doyle Cooter.
The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Leichliter.
He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raver; the late Mary-Jane Daniels-Leichliter; and the late Ronald Saxton.
Given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father, the bride wore a Maggie Sottero bridal gown of diamond white whisper chiffon featuring beaded embellishments of Swarovski crystals, beaded straps on a strapless yoke, a folded chiffon empire fitted waistline and a soft A-line skirt that cascaded into a full chapel-length train.
Matron of honor was Haley Gregory.
Maid of honor was Emily Griffith.
Bridesmaids were Britney Langley, Annie Tull, Andrea Ottinger and Hannah Buckles.
Flower girl was Kaylee Hollifield.
Ring bearers were Harrison and Cole Pritchett.
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Groomsmen were Ben Leichliter, Blake Silcox, Matt Cole, Josh Barrett and Chris Blevins.
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Never noticed before but today whilst putting my music back on my mac one album has both discs under one icon whereas all the rest have them under two separate icons. Any ideas how i can organise them all to be under one?
Try this and see if it doesn't resolve the issue.
1. Select a group of tracks that should be grouped together
2. Choose Get Info from the iTunes File menu
3. Go to the Sorting tab and fill in the relevant information. This groups those items together when iTunes sorts things.
If you are sorting a multi disc album you should do one more thing. For purposes of discussion assume that you are editing the track information for a two disc set. Do the following:
1. Select the tracks for disk one and choose Get Info in iTunes as before.
2. Go to the info tab and fill in the disc field as 1 of 2
3. Select the tracks for disc 2 and repeat the process identifying these as 2 of 2
Thanks I did try that last night with no success but I think alcohol was impairing me lol. Worked a treat when i tried again this morning.
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