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Topics: George W. Bush, News
For 25 years, Yoshi Tsurumi, one of George W. Bush's professors at Harvard Business School, was content with his green-card status as a permanent legal resident of the United States. But Bush's ascension to the presidency in 2001 prompted the Japanese native to secure his American citizenship. The reason: to be able to speak out with the full authority of citizenship about why he believes Bush lacks the character and intellect to lead the world's oldest and most powerful democracy.
"I don't remember all the students in detail unless I'm prompted by something," Tsurumi said in a telephone interview Wednesday. "But I always remember two types of students. One is the very excellent student, the type as a professor you feel honored to be working with. Someone with strong social values, compassion and intellect — the very rare person you never forget. And then you remember students like George Bush, those who are totally the opposite."
The future president was one of 85 first-year MBA students in Tsurumi's macroeconomic policies and international business class in the fall of 1973 and spring of 1974. Tsurumi was a visiting associate professor at Harvard Business School from January 1972 to August 1976; today, he is a professor of international business at Baruch College in New York.
Trading as usual on his father's connections, Bush entered Harvard in 1973 for a two-year program. He'd just come off what George H.W. Bush had once called his eldest son's "nomadic years" — partying, drifting from job to job, working on political campaigns in Florida and Alabama and, most famously, apparently not showing up for duty in the Alabama National Guard.
Harvard Business School's rigorous teaching methods, in which the professor interacts aggressively with students, and students are encouraged to challenge each other sharply, offered important insights into Bush, Tsurumi said. In observing students' in-class performances, "you develop pretty good ideas about what are their weaknesses and strengths in terms of thinking, analysis, their prejudices, their backgrounds and other things that students reveal," he said.
One of Tsurumi's standout students was Rep. Chris Cox, R-Calif., now the seventh-ranking member of the House Republican leadership. "I typed him as a conservative Republican with a conscience," Tsurumi said. "He never confused his own ideology with economics, and he didn't try to hide his ignorance of a subject in mumbo jumbo. He was what I call a principled conservative." (Though clearly a partisan one. On Wednesday, Cox called for a congressional investigation of the validity of documents that CBS News obtained for a story questioning Bush's attendance at Guard duty in Alabama.)
Bush, by contrast, "was totally the opposite of Chris Cox," Tsurumi said. "He showed pathological lying habits and was in denial when challenged on his prejudices and biases. He would even deny saying something he just said 30 seconds ago. He was famous for that. Students jumped on him; I challenged him." When asked to explain a particular comment, said Tsurumi, Bush would respond, "Oh, I never said that." A White House spokeswoman did not return a phone call seeking comment.
In 1973, as the oil and energy crisis raged, Tsurumi led a discussion on whether government should assist retirees and other people on fixed incomes with heating costs. Bush, he recalled, "made this ridiculous statement and when I asked him to explain, he said, 'The government doesn't have to help poor people — because they are lazy.' I said, 'Well, could you explain that assumption?' Not only could he not explain it, he started backtracking on it, saying, 'No, I didn't say that.'"
If Cox had been in the same class, Tsurumi said, "I could have asked him to challenge that and he would have demolished it. Not personally or emotionally, but intellectually."
Bush once sneered at Tsurumi for showing the film "The Grapes of Wrath," based on John Steinbeck's novel of the Depression. "We were in a discussion of the New Deal, and he called Franklin Roosevelt's policies 'socialism.' He denounced labor unions, the Securities and Exchange Commission, Medicare, Social Security, you name it. He denounced the civil rights movement as socialism. To him, socialism and communism were the same thing. And when challenged to explain his prejudice, he could not defend his argument, either ideologically, polemically or academically."
Students who challenged and embarrassed Bush in class would then become the subject of a whispering campaign by him, Tsurumi said. "In class, he couldn't challenge them. But after class, he sometimes came up to me in the hallway and started bad-mouthing those students who had challenged him. He would complain that someone was drinking too much. It was innuendo and lies. So that's how I knew, behind his smile and his smirk, that he was a very insecure, cunning and vengeful guy."
Many of Tsurumi's students came from well-connected or wealthy families, but good manners prevented them from boasting about it, the professor said. But Bush seemed unabashed about the connections that had brought him to Harvard. "The other children of the rich and famous were at least well bred to the point of realizing universal values and standards of behavior," Tsurumi said. But Bush sometimes came late to class and often sat in the back row of the theater-like classroom, wearing a bomber jacket from the Texas Air National Guard and spitting chewing tobacco into a cup.
"At first, I wondered, 'Who is this George Bush?' It's a very common name and I didn't know his background. And he was such a bad student that I asked him once how he got in. He said, 'My dad has good friends.'" Bush scored in the lowest 10 percent of the class.
The Vietnam War was still roiling campuses and Harvard was no exception. Bush expressed strong support for the war but admitted to Tsurumi that he'd gotten a coveted spot in the Texas Air National Guard through his father's connections.
"I used to chat up a number of students when we were walking back to class," Tsurumi said. "Here was Bush, wearing a Texas Guard bomber jacket, and the draft was the No. 1 topic in those days. And I said, 'George, what did you do with the draft?' He said, 'Well, I got into the Texas Air National Guard.' And I said, 'Lucky you. I understand there is a long waiting list for it. How'd you get in?' When he told me, he didn't seem ashamed or embarrassed. He thought he was entitled to all kinds of privileges and special deals. He was not the only one trying to twist all their connections to avoid Vietnam. But then, he was fanatically for the war."
Tsurumi told Bush that someone who avoided a draft while supporting a war in which others were dying was a hypocrite. "He realized he was caught, showed his famous smirk and huffed off."
Tsurumi's conclusion: Bush is not as dumb as his detractors allege. "He was just badly brought up, with no discipline, and no compassion," he said.
In recent days, Tsurumi has told his story to various print and television outlets and appears in Kitty Kelley's exposé "The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty." He said other professors and students at the business school from that time share his recollections but are afraid to come forward, fearing ostracism or retribution. And why is Tsurumi speaking up now? Because with the ongoing bloodshed in Iraq and Osama bin Laden still on the loose — not to mention a federal deficit ballooning out of control — the stakes are too high to remain silent. "Obviously, I don't think he is the best person" to be running the country, he said. "I wanted to explain why."
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SAMARRA, Iraq, March 11, 2005 In the days since Iraqi forces rolled in to sweep out insurgents, citizens here are showing support for the operation by streaming to local checkpoints to personally deliver information to help the mission along.
Citizens also are flooding the telephone lines to the office of Iraqi Gen. Adnan Thabit, security adviser to the Ministry of Interior, to express their gratitude for the show of force and tips on insurgent activity.
More than 1,500 members of Iraqi police forces -- police commandos, a local public order battalion and local police forces -- arrived in the city March 4. Iraqi-led patrols have netted more than 80 suspects so far, officials said.
"The people of Samarra used to be afraid of the anti-Iraqi forces," said Iraqi Gen. Rashid, commander of the 1st Brigade police commandos. "They couldn't tell us any information. Now their fear is gone."
Rashid said one citizen offered information about 17 targets, and in some cases, citizens personally led force members to suspects.
"Citizens say when we see the commandos work hard, we want to bring information about the terrorists," Rashid said.
Of the suspects in custody, officials have confirmed 38 as active anti-Iraqi fighters. Three have been identified as leaders of a terrorist cell in Samarra responsible for the deaths of 11 Iraqi police officers, seven Iraqi soldiers, three interpreters and two contractors, officials said. In addition, two primary leaders confessed their roles in burning Iraqi citizens' homes, building two improvised explosive devices that hit U.S. tanks and three other IEDs that hit U.S. Humvees.
"The success of the police and the patrols is not enough," Adnan said, adding that he also wants to bring feelings of safety and security back to the people of Samarra.
Rashid said he will be leaving additional forces in place to maintain security and assist local Samarra police when the operation draws to a close.
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WASHINGTON, March 24, 1999 With the collapse of diplomatic efforts March 23, NATO ordered its top military commander to conduct air strikes against Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic's military and special police forces.
At about 11 p.m. in Brussels, Belgium, NATO Secretary-General Javier Solana directed U.S. Army Gen. Wesley Clark, NATO supreme allied commander Europe, to initiate air operations in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
"All efforts to achieve a negotiated political solution to the Kosovo crisis having failed, no alternative is open but to take military action," Solana said. "We must halt the violence and bring an end to the humanitarian catastrophe now unfolding in Kosovo." NATO's goal is to prevent further human suffering and repression and violence against the civilian population of Kosovo, he said.
About 40,000 Serb army troops, 400 tanks and other heavy equipment are now systematically crushing ethnic Albanian opposition in northern Kosovo. Thousands of refugees are fleeing their homes as Serb forces burn villages.
Solana said the risks of action are outweighed by the even greater risk of inaction. He said NATO will do whatever is necessary to bring stability to the region.
"NATO is not waging war against Yugoslavia," Solana said. "We have no quarrel with the people of Yugoslavia, who, for too long, have been isolated in Europe because of the policies of their government."
NATO strikes will be aimed at weakening Serb army and special police forces in Kosovo, Solana said. "We must stop an authoritarian regime from repressing its people. We have a moral duty to do so. The responsibility is on our shoulders and we will fulfill it."
Solana said Yugoslavia has refused international demands that it accept an interim political settlement negotiated in Rambouillet, France. During those peace talks, Milosevic rejected the presence of NATO peacekeeping forces in Yugoslavia. Solana said "a viable political settlement must be guaranteed by an international military presence."
Serb officials have reneged on their October 1998 agreement to limit their army and special police forces in Kosovo, Solana said. They also have refused to end the excessive and disproportionate use of force in Kosovo.
"As we warned on the 30th of January, failure to meet these demands would lead NATO to take whatever measures were necessary to avert a humanitarian catastrophe," Solana said. He urged the ethnic Albanians in Kosovo to remain firmly committed to the peace they chose in Paris and to refrain from provocative military action.
About 200 U.S. planes are among NATO's air armada of up to 400 aircraft set to conduct bombing raids from bases in Europe. U.S. ships positioned in the Adriatic Sea are expected to start the attack, firing Tomahawk cruise missiles at key military targets in Yugoslavia.
In Washington, President Clinton explained why the United States must be involved in the operation during a speech to the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Biennial Convention. He said U.S. interests are at stake as well as the credibility of NATO.
Taking action now will save lives in the long run, Clinton said. "What if someone had listened to Winston Churchill and stood up to Adolf Hitler earlier?" he asked. "How many people's lives might have been saved? How many American lives might have been saved?"
The U.S. Senate passed a resolution supporting the NATO air strikes about three hours after Solana announced his decision to take military action.
At the Pentagon, spokesman Ken Bacon noted that Yugoslavia's substantial air defense system presents a serious threat to American and allied pilots. He said the Serbs have SA-6 and SA-3 missiles, about 2,000 mobile anti-aircraft guns and a range of shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles. The Yugoslavia air force has about 60 to 80 fighters, he added.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Members of the Nodaway Valley FFA Chapter in Greenfield were one of 40 teams participating in the National FFA Forestry Career Development Event (CDE). The event was held in conjunction with the 86th National FFA Convention in Louisville, Ky.
The team, led by adviser Blake Anderson, was awarded a Bronze emblem. Members also competed for individual awards with 156 other participants. Jacob Baudler, Sydney McElfish, Craig Sackett and Hannah Thompson all received Bronze emblems.
The top 10 individuals and the national winning team members received cash awards to recognize their success in the event. The cash awards and forestry event are sponsored by Husqvarna and John Deere as a special project of the National FFA Foundation.
The National FFA Forestry CDE is a competitive event that tests students' skills and knowledge in the area of forest management. Event components include a general forest knowledge exam, tree identification, timber cruising, tree/forest disorders identification, a chainsaw practicum, forestry issues interview and team activity. Each team competed at local and state levels for the privilege of representing their state at the National FFA Convention and Expo.
This event, held at Bernheim Forest in Clermont, Ky., is one of many educational activities at the national convention in which FFA members apply classroom knowledge to real-life situations.


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Jin (3rd Year Ph.D) and myself met with Howard Rheingold whilst he was in town on Saturday. Excuse the awful photograph of yours truely – it was an inspiring cup of tea indeed!
Jin (3rd Year Ph.D) and myself met with Howard Rheingold whilst he was in town on Saturday. Excuse the awful photograph of yours truely – it was an inspiring cup of tea indeed!
Week 8 into Semester one and my 6th week of teaching (ever) and I had my teaching assistant assessment from my boss (aka the course leader). It happened to coinside with one of my busiest weeks of presentations – 3 hours, 3 seperate seminars and 9 presentations between them. From the little experience I have, I figured that I would pushed for time and wouldn't have much time for discussion afterwards, therefore I didn't write a lesson plan…
Of course, this would be the week where several of the students that were due to present were 1) Ill (it happens), 2)pled ignorance (What? I was meant to present? Nobody told me!) 3) not check their emails until RIGHT before the class (Nergh – once I've done this a few more times, I may start getting a bit tougher on them..) and 4)Just plain give up on their degree and didn't turn up. I thought I had 9 people to mark, I ended up only having 4.
It gets to 11.20am – Sod's law, both students that were due to present in the seminar I was being marked on, had finished presented and I had about 30 seconds to think up what the HELL I was meant to do for the remaining 40 minutes…
The theme of the lecture that week was technology and culture – I took a similar class during my masters, which was ran by my Ph.D. supervisor – so I tried to think back to examples that were used then. I remember the "One Laptop, One Child" campaign and fired this random video up on youtube… all the while absolutely sh*tting myself, the eyeballs of 15 students (and my boss) staring at my back as I try and disguise my fear..
I had a whole 1 minute 2 second distraction to come up with a convincing lesson plan.
Technology, culture – split the class in two and get them to debate argue for and against one child, one laptop iniciative. Encourage them to think about economical, political and cultural reasons (on both sides) – and just hope it worked. (Thanks to twitter, a thread of discussion that had occured a few weeks ago – my 24/7 access line to those who know far more about this sort of stuff than I do…)
And with that, I split the class in two and explained that the only information that they have about the scheme is the video I had shown them and anything they had found out themselves prior to this. I was also keen for them to think outside their comfort zones – so asked them to keep personal opinions outside of the argument and focus on producing a convincing arguement instead.
And with that, we got 35 minutes of absolutely brilliant student led discussion – I was so proud of them – and breathing a massive sign of relief. It was rewarding to see them working through the thought process and coming to their own conclusions from either side.
As they were leaving, several thanked me and said they really enjoyed taking part in the discussion – it felt good actually – and I was relieved, I was completely rattling with nerves so much have done a good job of hiding it from them!
As I was leaving, I explained to my boss that I was expecting so many presentations and totally paniced – and he me that he couldn't have asked for anything better from the seminars and said that they were excellent (!) He also told me not to worry about not having something prepared, as I did a good job of thinking on my feet.
Many lessons learnt for me – that is, be prepared for the complete opposite of your own expectations. I'll find out the rest of the feedback on Monday when we compare presentation marks. Fortunately I have a whole new subject and class to contend with next semester, as I've had my contract extended until at least May. I am curious to see how my opinion and teaching experiences change as I progress..
I think I am well over-due a blog entry. I've been spending the last few weeks sorting out a few things (and moving house, again!) and preparing myself for the looming January Ph.D. start date.
I got my Masters result a few weeks ago and if all goes to plan, I will be graduating with a MA with distinction(!) I am obviously over the moon with my result and I am hoping that it will put me on good footing for being the Ph.D.
From this, I have also begin my first job as a teaching assistant – tutoring once a week for the 2nd year undergraduate module, "New Media and the Wired World". Hopefully if all goes to plan, I will have a 2nd module to teach next semester (unsure what it will be yet – probably be more media studies than new media studies – so I will have to do a bit of revision myself!), which would cover the first semester of my Ph.D. regarding work etc.
I've also been attending the Creative Coffee Morning (which is held at De Montfort Graduate Bar, every 2nd Wednesday 10-12: Facebook group here) – which pointed me in the direction of NESTA, more specifically an event called Amplifed08, which I will be attending in London next week. I'm keen to get more involved with such types of networking meetings and events as I feel that, firstly, they are a source of valuable connections which could later provide excellent resources in terms of my future research and secondly, I really do agree with the shared, collaborative sense of creativity that such organisations are promoting. Furthermore, I leave the events feeling positive and motivated, which can only be a good thing!
Not much else to report, I hope to do a bit of work looking at the importance of avatars and identity (especially when it comes to using Twitter) and get some of the smallworlds stuff kickstarted again before christmas. I'm hoping now things have settled and I'm about to set foot back into a regular routine that my blog posts will be more frequent. We'll see how it goes!
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Originally Posted by Dorian
Another vote for H&K USPc here.
And the Smith & Wesson M&P as an option of lesser cost.
Hey Dustoff, They are talking you are just not listening.
When you ask a fair question, and then you do not want to hear what people have to say just because it falls outside of your preconceived notions, what are you really gaining?
I remember Dustoff from other forums. It's best to ignore him.
HK makes the best polymer guns.
Im sorry to not VOTE. I know its your poll.
I have to name SIG
My SiGPro 2022 in 9mm, 15+1 147gr HydraShoks is my favorite. I've tried all the others and none were to my liking for one or more reasons. This one fits and feels best in my hands. If it doesn't fit and feel comfortable, you won't be able to shoot it as well as if it did.
The Sig 2022 in 40 or 357 or 9mm
Originally Posted by tekhead1219
I only voted for the XD because EAA Witness Compact wasn't a choice. I own both, but, prefer the Witness.
Changed my mind...since I bought and began carrying the XD45C gotta go with XD.
Out the nominees I voted for Walther, primarily because I'm buying a P99 as my next gun. It might not be my favorite, but for sure a great gun.
It would be nice if S&W was on the list.
The only poly gun I own is a Browning Pro-40. It's the same gun as the FNP 40. Spot on shooter. And it looks like this
It's pretty hard to knock the Glock! Minimal number of parts, no tool take down, reliable as any thing can be, easy to operate, probably more broadly street tested than any other poly pistol.
Originally Posted by Growler67
My SiGPro 2022 in 9mm, 15+1 147gr HydraShoks is my favorite. I've tried all the others and none were to my liking for one or more reasons. This one fits and feels best in my hands. If it doesn't fit and feel comfortable, you won't be able to shoot it as well as if it did.
Great looking gun
How many rounds do you have through it?
I have fired all of the listed, and I would have to say I would go with... none of the above.
This is because I now have a CZ-75 SP01 Tactical in 9mm
This is mine:
This is a Phantom:
I would have to say I would go for the Phantom if I was going to buy a polymer pistol.
My reasons you ask?
-The 75 is a tack driver. Simply put.
-LOVE the trigger on mine. (Some people say they have issues, I have had none.)
-I really like the decocker setup. Makes it feel like I have a nice revolver with 18 shots
-I am pretty big, not like weight, but just overall frame, so size of a pistol doesn't bother me too much on the concealment part*.
-Low recoil.
-Feels amazing in my hands.
I know I may have gone astray with this, but I just really think the CZ's are quality firearms. Price was not too bad for my all steel SP01, under $700 new, and the Phantom is around the same price range, if not cheaper.
*Technically I cannot conceal and carry yet. Only 2 more years!
Originally Posted by Dustoff '68
First off, the sampling of 5 pistols represents the brands MOST used by Law enforcement and the Military....foreign and domestic. Secondly, the question asked was simple....which of the listed are your faves. Thirdly, there is nothing preconceived here...if anything, any other responses fall outside the parameters of the poll. Fourth, and last, H&K and Sig represent a miniscule percentage insofar as use by the aforementioned agencies...and I suspect, due to their high cost; and they are not the most consumer friendly companies to deal with....there are too many manufacturwers to list, and I chose the top 5 MOST represented in the civilian, Law enforcement, and militray arenas. Now, if you find all this too confusing, then it's on you.
We can only choose from your perceived popularity list?
HK is my fav.... the P2000 line. SIG is a close second. Both brands are very highly represented in the military and LEO markets worldwide.
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FNP FiveseveN
EAA Poly Compact
'Nuff said.......
hows the texture on the grip feel?
Very good, not too sharp. A lot better than the original.
Fave plastico to date are my S&W M&P's.
Inexpensive, reliable with great ergonomics
Gott'a go with the Croatian Sensation!
Originally Posted by mw1311
Are you talking about this guy???:
As I was leaving my house, I stuffed my Glock 10mm "man gun" Mexican style in my pants. My backup is a fully customized 1911 with all the IPSC add-on options in my $500.00 leather pancake holster custom made by Belgian Monks who have devoted their lives to silence and holster making. These are the ones used by SEAL Team 6, which I used to be a part of, but all records of my activities were destroyed in a fire "accident".
I put on my Royal Robbins photographer vest to match my pants while wearing a T-shirt underneath reading "From My Cold Dead Hands". That way, nobody can see what I'm packing.
I had my Centennial .38 Special in my ankle holster, just like the gun rag guys carry.
Lastly, I had my "Covert Sniper" I.D. Card in my wallet with my "Concealed Weapons Permit Badge". I was ready for anything.
I drove my Bug Out Truck to the 7-11 for some beer, 'cause you never know. It is a performance styled Subaru BRAT with 4 cylinders of ground pounding fury.
I pulled up to the 7-11 store and noticed a nefarious looking Girl Scout eyeballing me from the back of her mothers' SUV. A likely cover.
The mother returned to the truck and went for the keys in her purse, but I knew from my years of combat honed instincts that she was actually making a furtive movement for an offensive weapon.
I attempted a tactical shoulder roll, but fell flat on my face, kind of flopping on the pavement to avoid any incoming rounds and to make it look like I meant to do that. The store owner called 911, which is good because I then did a roll and attempted to draw my Glock.
Unfortunately, since I did not have a holster, the gun "went off", and the bullet creased my wiener. But I was prepared for that and bit down on a 9mm casing to take my mind off the pain as I dove for the garbage barrel.
That's when I noticed the Girl Scout shouting something to her mother who began to take cover. I knew they were closing on me so I drew my custom trusty 1911 Wilson Combat...I knew that they would be impressed with that. I then duck walked to the front of her SUV, but my gut kinda got in the way and I fell on my ass, which caused me to swallow my 9mm casing.
I then tried to roll to my right, but didn't want to scuff my holster, so I just threw myself into the telephone pole, but I landed on my right side anyway. So I fired one shot towards the woman's SUV to pin them down as I recovered my wind.
And before the mother knew what was happening, I charged her and I threw my groin into her knee. I knew that as I vomited on the ground in front of her that I had interupted her OODA loop. I had the advantage now. As she ran screaming for the Girl Scout, (I knew she was going for backup) I made for my Super Charged BRAT Tactical truck. I jumped into the drivers seat forgetting that I had left my rare Israeli contract AR 15 Bayonet on the seat, honed to a razor's edge. I could handle it though. Half of my ass is an implant from war wounds.
As I attempted to start my truck, police and paramedics arrived on the scene. My truck would not start and instead backfired once and caused the police to Tase me. At which point I tactically soiled myself while in convulsions. My custom 1911 then fell out the window, but I still had my Centennial .38. I knew that I had to take out the woman with the purse.
So I aimed my revolver at her at which point the first police officer fired once striking me in the chest. Fortunately, I was wearing my level 3A body armor. I didn't want to hurt the cops--they had obviously been duped by the evil temptress who was now embracing her partner in crime and crying to the police in the background. I knew it was a ruse.
I pulled out my concealed weapons permit badge and showed it to the officer who shot me and yelled out, "I'm one of you guys!". He continued to cover me and ordered me to drop my .38 so I laid it down. I still had my bayonet after all, attached to my ass. The cop walked toward me and upon reading the badge, maced me right in the eyes. Fortunately, my Oakley shooting glasses stopped most of the spray and I was able to rip free of the Taser cords easily. It only cost me one nipple, easily replaced. I dove for the passenger side of my truck and began to run zig-zag for a ditch. Unfortunately, the bayonet sticking out of my ass slowed me down. I knew it would have to be hand-to-hand now. I knew the cop coudn't take me when I saw he merely carried a Glock 17, not a man's gun. So I immediately threw my eye into his right hook, followed by a knee into his Mag light. As I lay thrashing on the ground, I took the heel of my Bates Enforcer boot and kicked at the cops ankle. I knew from my classified experiences in Tajikistan that once breaking the ankle, the cop would fall down and I could "stun kick" him in the head, knocking him out but not hurting him.
Apparently the cop had also been to Tajikistan because he side stepped me and struck me in the back with his ASP baton, but my trauma plate absorbed it. I then drew my Benchmade auto knife and was promptly tased again, but I was ready for it this time and only wet myself a little bit.
Next thing those cops knew, I was unconscious. That'll teach 'em.
Undoubtedly the funniest thing I've read on any forum. Unless it's true, that is. I mean......it didn't really happen, right?
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Cribbs laid out at the 31 by Wilcox. 2:48 left. Get it done, D.
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Cribbs laid out at the 31 by Wilcox. 2:48 left. Get it done, D.
1st from the 31, DA has the longest shovel pass in the history of time complete to Wright for 2, and he is down with a knee injury.
The Browns are a fucking walking curse.
Wright might be done for the season. That was a bad hit in a bad spot.
that was an ugly play. Wright is down...
hahaha...Offensive Pass Interference? Why don't the Browns go for broke and add on an Intentional Grounding penalty too
Wright looks pretty bad on that knee. His season might be done 2 games early.
2nd and 7, 2:19 left, swing to Braylon, gain of a couple. Flag down on Cleveland for OPI. Out of a swing pass? OK.
2nd and 17, 2:11 left, what the hell, DA laterals it to Winslow who was looking to throw, and he is sacked. 2 minute warning. Like a 20 yard loss.
I love the Browns sometimes.
Is that a sack?
bad idea, tossing it to Winslow...about 3-4 extra yards lost.
we're now looking at 3rd and 22-25
Cleveland needs to be penalized for having malice in their hearts.
hahaha 3rd and 31...if they convert this, we don;t deserve to go to the playoffs
It's never a good thing when you pick up 17 yards and still have more than 10 to go for the first.
going for it...this is it...Incomplete
Ravens are GOING TO THE PLAYOFFS!
3rd and retardedly long (aka 31 yards), Prude just misses a pick, Edwards catches and is smacked by Reed, gain of about 17.
4th and 14, 1:28 left, overthrow for Winslow, and turn out the lights! Kneel down time.
We are OFFICIALLY in the playoffs! Go Chiefs, Go Bengals!!!
the Browns are 0-6 against the AFC North...so sad...
Good game by Kyle.
Good 3/4 of a game by the defense.


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How to Make Roses Roundup (from all kinds of things, including Bacon!)
Want to be clever and romantic for Vday? How to make all kinds of roses–out of all kinds of things– just in time for Valentine's Day! Following are tutorials for crafty rose making, as well as some edible versions (Like these roses, from BACON?)
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How to make a Paper Rose Wreath
Artist, and Dabbled favorite, Diana Evans has a great tutorial on making cute paper roses and a paper rose wreath.
Perfect for Valentines Day, no? I think individual flowers would be nice on 3-D Valentine's Day cards, too.
Make Roses… for everything!
Flowers are a great decoration for crafts and food alike! And roses particularly have romantic connotations, or are just plain lovely.
(Well, except the Bacon Roses, those are just plain weird.)
I've been seeing them everywhere lately, so here are a few ways to make them:
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By Lindsay Kastner : April 23, 2012 : Updated: April 24, 2012 9:58am
Dunkin Donuts announced plans for a Houston expansion. (Melissa Phillip / Houston Chronicle)
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Dunkin' Donuts plans to add 16 stores in the Houston area in the next six years, part of the company's goal to double the number of its U.S. locations over the next 20 years.
Edgar Timtiman is pictured at the Dunkin Donuts at 320 S. Wayside Dr. in Houston in 2006. (Mayra Beltran / Houston Chronicle)
Dunkin Donuts announced plans for a Houston expansion. (Emile Wamsteker / Bloomberg)
Dunkin Donuts announced plans for a Houston expansion. (CHUCK BURTON / AP)
Dunkin Donuts is known also for its coffee brew and expanding selection of specialty drinks. (AP)
Dunkin Donuts announced plans for a Houston expansion.
Dunkin also offers savory treats like a flatbread sandwich and personal pizza. (Lisa Poole / AP)
There are more than 9,700 Dunkin Donuts locations. (Dunkin Donuts)
The chain serves breakfast all day long. (Dunkin Donuts)
Dunkin Donuts sells more than 1.5 billion cups of coffee globally every year. (Toby Talbot / Associated Press)
Nine new Dunkin' Donuts locations are in the works for San Antonio, the company announced Monday.
The first of the new locations is slated to open later this year. All nine should be up and running by 2016, according to a news release.
The new stores will be operated by two different franchise groups, which both signed agreements to develop multiple stores here. A third group plans to open 16 restaurants in Houston.
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|Aryabhata A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Srinivasa Ramanujan Prafulla Chandra Roy
Prafulla Chandra Roy
Prafulla Chandra Roy was a Bengali academician, a chemist and entrepreneur. He was born on August 2, 1861 in the village Raruli-Katipara in Khulna District (now in Bangladesh) and died on June 16, 1944. He was the founder of Bengal Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals, India's first pharmaceutical company. He is the author of A History of Hindu Chemistry from the Earliest Times to the Sixteenth Century (1902).
His father Harish Chandra Ray was a land proprietor. Up to age of nine, Prafulla Chandra studied in a school in his village. Then his family migrated to Calcutta and there he studied in Hare School. While studying in Hare School, he suffered from a severe attack of dysentery, which hampered his health throughout his life. Later, he studied at Albert School, Calcutta.
In 1879 he passed the Entrance Examination of the Calcutta University and entered the Metropolitan Institution. P. C. Roy developed his interest in science after reading the autobiography of Benjamin Franklin and his famous 'kite experiment'. At that time the Metropolitan Institution had no science classes or laboratories and Prafulla Chandra attended lectures in physics and chemistry at the Presidency College, Calcutta. Here he was specially attracted by the chemistry courses of professor Alexander Pedler. It was Pedler who first awakened his interest in natural science. While taking the science course for the B.A. Degree, he was awarded in 1882 one of the two Gilchrist Prize Scholarships after an all-India competitive examination. Without completing the course for his degree, Prafulla Chandra proceeded to the United Kingdom for further study and entered the Edinburgh University. In Chemistry, he was a pupil of Professor Alexander Crum Brown, F.R.S., noted for his philosophical outlook and engaging personality. Alexander Smith and James Walker were his fellow students. He obtained the B.Sc. degree in 1886, and the D.Sc. degree in 1887. He was awarded the Hope Prize. While being a student of Edinburgh University, he was elected Vice-President of Edinburgh University Chemical Society in 1888.
Prafulla Chandra returned to India in 1889 and joined Presidency College, Calcutta as Assistant Professor of Chemistry. Though at that time, the Chemistry department of Presidency College did not boast of any well-equipped world standard laboratory, but a lot of original chemical experimentation occurred there.
In 1896, he published a paper on preparation of a new stable chemical compound: Mercurous nitrite. This work made way for a large number of investigative papers on nitrites and hyponitrites of different metals, and on nitrites of ammonia and organic amines. He started a new Indian School of Chemistry in 1924.
Prafulla Chandra retired from the Presidency College in 1916, and joined the University College of Science (now known as Rajabazar Science College) as its first Palit Professor of Chemistry, a chair named after Tarak Nath Palit. Here also he got a dedicated team and he started working on compounds of gold, platinum, iridium etc. with mercaptyl radicals and organic sulphides. A number of papers were published on this work in the Journal of the Indian Chemical Society.
In 1936, at the age of 75, he retired from active service and became Professor Emeritus. Long before that, on the completion of his 60th year in 1921, he made a free gift of his entire salary to the Calcutta University from that date onward, to be spent for the furtherance of chemical research, and the development of the Department of Chemistry in the University College of Science.
He had written 107 papers in all branches of Chemistry by 1920.
He realized that advancement of Indian and its people can happen only by economic advancement through development of new industries on scientific lines. He showed the way by investing his own money into forming Bengal Chemical and Pharmaceutical Works in 1893. This company culminated into the pioneer of chemical industry in India. In 1902, it became a limited company and grew up under his guidance.
Literary works and interests
He contributed articles in Bengali to many monthly magazines, particularly on scientific topics. He published the first volume of his autobiography Life and Experience of a Bengali Chemist in 1932, and dedicated it to the youth of India. The second volume of this work was issued in 1935.
In 1902, he published the first volume of A History of Hindu Chemistry from the Earliest Times to the Sixteenth Century. The second volume was published in 1908. The work was result of many years' search through ancient Sanskrit manuscripts and through works of orientalists.
Social service
In 1923, Northern Bengal suffered a flood which made caused millions of people homeless and hungry. Prafulla Chandra organized Bengal Relief Committee, which collected nearly 2.5 million rupees in cash and kind and distributed it in the affected area in an organized manner.
He donated money regularly towards welfare of Sadharan Brahmo Samaj, Brahmo Girls' School and Indian Chemical Society. In 1922, he donated money to establish Nagarjuna Prize to be awarded for the best work in chemistry. In 1937, another award, named after Ashutosh Mukherjee, to be awarded for the best work in zoology or botany, was established from his donation.
He earned his Ph.D. at Calcutta University in 1908. He received an honorary D.Sc. degree from Durham University in 1912, and another from Dacca University in 1936. He was made a Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire in 1911 and received the Knighthood in 1917. He was Honorary Fellow of the Chemical Society and Deutsche Akademie, Munich. He was president of the 1920 session of the Indian Science Congress.
He remained a bachelor throughout his life who took active participation in politics.
His family, in particular, his father Harish Chandra Roy, was strongly associated with Brahmo Samaj. Prafulla Chandra developed direct connections with the Samaj as he grew up; he used to attend Sunday evening sermons of Keshub Chandra Sen and was deeply influenced by Sen's Sulabha Samachar.
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The Department of Defense announced today recruiting and retention statistics for the active and reserve components for fiscal 2013, through January.
Active Component.
Recruiting. All four active services met or exceeded their numerical accession goals for fiscal 2013, through October.
Retention. The Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps exhibited strong retention numbers for the fourth month of fiscal 2013. The Navy exhibited strong retention numbers in the mid-career and career categories. However, the Navy's achievement of 86 percent in the initial category is a result of the transition from a downsizing to a stabilizing posture.
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Pronunciación: /mɛd/
informal , chiefly North American
Medical: she's at med school
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- The money is good; he will soon be free of med school debt.
- Now, they are teaching a meditation class for about 10 of their fellow med students.
- Even loans from law school or med school can be partially forgiven.
plural sustantivo(meds) Volver al principio
Medicine; medication: he'd forgotten to take his meds
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- I don't want to take my meds either, but when I get like that I ask my ex-wife what it was like before the meds and I remember, sort of.
- Can I take my meds prior to a fasting blood test?
- I opined that since the good doctor had actually SEEN the patient, he might be the best to decide which med was appropriate.
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sustantivo(the Med) informal , chiefly British
The Mediterranean Sea.
1940s: abbreviation.
Palabras que riman con Medabed, ahead, bed, behead, Birkenhead, bled, bread, bred, coed, cred, crossbred, dead, dread, Ed, embed, Enzed, fed, fled, Fred, gainsaid, head, infrared, ked, lead, led, misled, misread, Ned, outspread, premed, pure-bred, read, red, redd, said, samoyed, shed, shred, sked, sled, sped, Spithead, spread, stead, ted, thread, tread, underbred, underfed, wed
Master of Education.
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- He has an MEd in instructional technology from George Mason University and is presently pursuing a PhD at George Mason's Graduate School of Education.
- He has a BA from the University of the North and an MEd in counselling psychology from an American institution, as well as a PhD in Education from Rhodes.
- Vice chair Suzanne M. Whitmer, RN, CNOR, MEd, formally thanked the 2001 authors who wrote articles for the newsletter.
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Man accused of cooking meth
HUNTINGTON -- A man found to be squatting at a downtown Huntington apartment building has been charged with cooking methamphetamine inside of the high-rise facility.
The Huntington Police Department filed court documents charging Matthew Scott Hill, 32, with three felony counts of operating a clandestine drug lab. He was jailed without bond due to an unrelated indictment.
Investigators found three meth labs Wednesday in a 10th floor apartment where the man had been staying. The high-rise building is located in the 600 block of 9th Street in downtown Huntington, according to documents filed with Hill's arrest.
Huntington Police Capt. Rocky Johnson described the meth labs as single-bottle operations, sometimes referred to as shake-and-bake labs. Investigators believe meth was cooked inside of the apartment, including one batch that was finished shortly before the officers' arrival.
Such meth operations continue to be rare in the city. Johnson indicates a possible reason is the close proximity to neighboring residents, meaning the odor produced by a meth lab is easier to conceal in rural locations. He believed the 9th Street lab benefited from it being on the 10th floor with open windows that vented the odor.
"You've got a guy on the 10th floor of a 13-floor building mixing highly flammable chemicals," Johnson said. "It could cause an explosion, cause the building to catch on fire and put everybody else in that building in harm's way."
It became a nearly 12-hour operation Wednesday that involved police investigating their initial tip and processing Hill's arrest, along with collecting evidence and cleaning up the scene, Johnson said.
The captain explained his officers sealed the apartment to prohibit future entry. That order will stand until state officials can complete necessary testing and deem it safe for re-entry.
Unlike meth discoveries at other area motels and apartment buildings, police deemed other units within the 9th Street facility as safe and ordered no further evacuation Wednesday. Johnson said that is dependent on further testing by state officials.
Hill was not the apartment's listed tenant, according to Johnson and building owner Shane Polan. Both said it had been rented to a woman. Johnson said she paid adequate rent and later abandoned the residence, allowing Hill to stay in her absence.
Polan, who understood any meth at the apartment to have been cooked elsewhere, said the actual tenant was a former instructor of his son. He had reason to believe she would be responsible.
"I'm doing everything I can," he said. "I screened the tenant. The tenant was fine, and obviously she had something else in mind ... I think unfortunately we're just living in a society now that seems like about 70 percent of the people have drug issues."
The investigation that led to Wednesday's arrest started with officers acting on an anonymous tip to the Huntington Police Department tip line. It led police to North Staunton Road. They found valid evidence of a nuisance, however not enough to merit an immediate arrest. A person there told investigators Hill had been cooking meth at the 9th Street apartment building, according to a search warrant affidavit used for the apartment.
A records check then revealed Hill had two active arrest warrants, one stemming from a recent indictment and the other for failure to appear in court in relation to driving on a suspended/revoked license, the search warrant affidavit states.
Officers went to the 9th Street apartment building, located Hill's apartment and knocked several times with no response. A maintenance man let them inside, the affidavits state.
Officers said they found Hill sleeping in the living room with an unidentified woman, according to the affidavit. It further states Hill was in possession of 20 pseudoephedrine pills, a key ingredient for meth.
A further search for other occupants revealed numerous plastic bottles, according to the affidavit. The criminal complaint states officers found one meth lab in the bathroom and two elsewhere in the apartment. They also found a generator and chemicals necessary to make the drug.
The criminal complaint further charged Hill had purchased more than 9 grams of pseudoephedrine in the past 60 days. Johnson said such information was confirmed through area pharmacy records.
The woman found next to Hill was interviewed and released, Johnson said. She was not the woman who paid to rent the apartment.
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Medical Monday 1.20.14: Critical Care Transport Training
Changing technology has changed the healthcare field, including emergency response. EMT's, nurses and paramedics need to know how to use the latest technology that can help save lives in critical care situations. A certification program is helping to provide that knowledge through an intense two week training. Emergency healthcare responders are learning the basics of how to properly operate this INTRIATIVE BALLOON PUMP, a brand new system that's being used by critical care units around Maine. New technology like this has become more common. Its not the wave of the future…its happening RIGHT NOW. And EMT's need to know how to use it to save lives. Scott Michaud is the coordinator of the Critical Care Emergency Transport Program and says "They're learning all kinds of cardiac machines, ventilators different medications you would see on these transports that you wouldn't see on regular transport."
"Healthcare technology changes about as rapidly as computer software does and if people can stay abreast of these changes you can always practice contemporary medicine that's based on current literature and current modalities," says Joshua Dickson, the training instructor. About 20 EMT's, nurses, paramedics and ambulance workers are taking this Critical Care Emergency Transport certification program. It's a two week, 100 hour course that will qualify these emergency responders to treat patients in long distance critical care scenarios. Bud Clark is a medic from Arizona who is participating in the workshop and says "For me as a medic, I don't work in a hospital on a regular basis and so exposes that medic to a lot of things that you're gonna be able to get when you get to that facility that you're gonna transfer from and so things like lab values and stuff that we can't usually grab in the field, now we're gonna be able get them when we're at the facility." Program participants have learned a lot in the past two weeks including technology trends they can take back to their communities and use on the job. One of the newest on the horizon in Maine, something called ECHO therapy. "Which is a machine that pulls blood out of the body and oxygenates it and puts it back in the body and its really the sharp end of the stick as far as critical care medicine is concerned," adds Dickson.
Michaud says "This is above and beyond the regular RN or the regular paramedic this is extensive training beyond that so this gives them the skillset to really perform these duties and do these transports."
Northern Maine Community College played host for the program.The 20 participants completed the course and were awarded their certifications last Friday.
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News10NBC has learned that Rochester Mayor Tom Richards wants another term in office. He announced at a news conference Wednesday morning that he plans to run for mayor in November. If he is elected, this will be his first full term in office.
Richards was elected in a special election after Bob Duffy left to become lieutenant governor.
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I've been going to this Sarabeth's for five years and two things have been true: the fare is consistently really good and the staff is insufferably unpleasant. I listened as everyone (myself included) gave my order two or three times to have the staff repeat it back wrong nearly every time. I was AMAZED when my order emerged from the kitchen correct. Every time I've been to Sarabeth's at Chelsea Market, I feel like the staff is doing me a favor by doing their job and I hear them treat all customers in this unfriendly, unhelpful manner. Their overwhelming negative energy is enough not to make me want to go back for a while.
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I go to Chelsea Market just for Sarabeth's. Best French Toast I've ever had. Great muffins and sandwiches. Sure, it's a smaller menu than the uptown location, but you don't have to deal with the crowds. It's just a few small tables, a sales counter, an indoor location. A quiet place to work (virtually) on a wintry weekday morning... with a bakery in view!
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If I could have bottled the smell in this place, I would take a whiff every morning. This was by far the best place we ate while in NYC. I kept saying to my husband, "this is so good I think I'm going to cry." I had the Plain Jane (scrambled eggs & ham & a fresh english muffin with homemade apple butter!) and my husband had apple-cinnimon french toast with raisins and bananas, apple butter and syrup. It's been over a month and I still crave those eggs. Best breakfast ever!


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Great video of Jay at the Goon After Party at TIFF!
One of the most talked-about comedies of TIFF 2011 is Michael Dowse's Goon. The film stars Seann William Scott, Liev Schrieber, and Jay Baruchel, who also co-wrote the tale of Canada's national obsession, hockey, and the violence in the sport. After its premiere screening on Saturday, Notable.ca's Julian Brass was on-scene at the after-party at Toronto's Andrew Richard Designs, where the stars were out to celebrate the highly-anticipated flick. We caught up with star and writer Jay Baruchel – he's a Canuck, by the way – to chat about Goon, get a glimpse at how he injects his trademark wit, and what it was like to work with funnyman Seann William Scott.


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Senior and Baltimore-native Mike Shulman sought out GMC for—among other things—its small, personable atmosphere. He was also looking to continue a longtime interest in studying what makes other people tick. Over the course of his college career, Mike's found his way into many interesting, and at times humbling, situations that have given him insight into the subtleties of the human mind.
"I feel like sociology has always been in me," Mike says, citing his motivation or majoring in sociology/anthropology. "I've always loved to study people and observe, asking questions like 'why is someone doing this?' or 'what in their background has influenced this?'" After mulling over sociology in the classroom, Mike decided to immerse himself into the very cultures he saw as misunderstood.
Last summer, Mike interned with the Mobile Youth Survey which is run through the University of Alabama. It's the longest study of adolescent youth risk behavior that's ever been done. The 418-question survey has given researchers a better idea of what behaviors lead to a life of crime, drug abuse, and poverty. The project has been overseen by Dr. John Bolland, who is well-regarded in the field.
"I spent most of my time in the low-income areas of Mobile walking around and tracking down kids who had taken the survey before or finding new kids who were willing to take it for a payment of $15," says Mike. "I grew up in Baltimore, so I knew of gritty places that had problems with violence, but when I went down south [for the internship], it was just poverty everywhere—like a third-world country. It was something I never thought I'd see in the United States, but it exists."
It was difficult research; Mike remembers seeing a three year-old walking around barefoot along broken glass, watching buildings disintegrate in the town of Prichard—which is without a fire department¬—and being frustrated by failed initiatives in the projects. Mike says that, despite all of this, he feels like he made a difference at the individual level for at least one struggling youth, which made everything worth it for him.
"It was hard for us and a lot of the volunteers were ready to leave after two months, but I was just ready to get back out in the field and let those people know you care," Mike says.
In addition to his work in Mobile, Mike also formulated his own research plan which led to him being homeless in Boston over spring break. He assumed an impoverished lifestyle in an effort to study the roles that gender plays in the subculture of the destitute.
Mike says that his hands-on studies in sociology have only been complemented by his interest in theatre arts. As a theatre minor, Mike has participated in many GMC Productions which have included The Glass Menagerie, The Flies, and Crimes of the Heart. He is currently playing a principal role in the upcoming Fall production of The Mad Woman of Chaillot.
When Mike dives into a role, he treats it as another sociological experiment of sorts. "When I look at a role, I always do it from a personal standpoint. I always ask what in common I have with the character and what emotions I can bring up from my past to help create this reality," he says. For his senior capstone next semester, Mike will be presenting a dramatic play he's been writing which is based on a lot of his personal experiences. He hopes to involve close friends from his life in the project, casting them—rather than experienced actors—in the roles.
In the future, Mike has plans to be a youth gang specialist. "I want to work with youth gangs because I feel like you have to start with the kids to make changes… When you spend time with troubled youth or homeless people, a lot of people pass them and see them as part of the scenery, but these are people with a past and a background. A lot of these people have been to college or spent time in the military. That's a huge problem."
Whatever he ends up doing, Mike knows that he'll always be trying to empathize with the underprivileged and, in turn, doing what he can to help them back on their feet.
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Still no Prime in the LG Optimus range
LG has today announced two new Android 2.2 powered devices as the LG Optimus One and the LG Optimus Chic attempt to open the smartphone market to a wider consumer base.
Unveiled during the company's online press conference from Seoul, LG's new FroYo handsets will be optimised for Google Mobile Services when they begin their rollout across 90 countries and 120 networks starting with Europe this November.
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Targeting the first time smartphone buyers the LG Optimus One and LG Optimus Chic will both run the latest iteration of Google's mobile operating system, Android 2.2 with LG's custom user-friendly interface. Building on this, the One will also host the LG App Advisor recommending 10 specifically selected highly rated apps every two weeks from the ever growing Android Market.
Both handsets will feature a 600MHz processor alongside a 3.2-inch HVGA capacitive touchscreen at 320 x 480p resolution. Whilst the One is to pack a 3-megapixel camera, however, the Chic has upped its game touting a 5-meg snapper alongside a sleek design and touch sensitive buttons.
Speaking on the new devices LG CEO Skott Ahn said: "LG is offering the gateway into the smartphone world with the LG Optimus One and the LG Optimus Chic that offer the distinctive benefits of smartphones, in intuitive, approachable packages,"
UK pricing on the two new Optimus handsets is yet to be announced. For all the latest on LG's new FroYo smartphones stay tuned to T3.com and the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.


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Dr. Drobna's research at UNC-CH has been focused on the investigation of metabolism, mode of action, and biomarkers of biological effects of arsenic in primary human hepatocytes and genetically modified cell cultures. In collaboration with Dr. Miroslav Styblo she is looking for the linkage between genetic polymorphism and susceptibility to toxic and cancer promoting effects in individuals exposed to arsenic. Dr. Drobna is a recipient of the Marilyn Gentry Fellowship Program in Nutrition and Cancer supported by the American Institute for Cancer Research/World Cancer Research Fund. She is carrying out research on the effects of specific nutrients and food components on the membrane transport and metabolism of arsenic in human cells. Her research interests include the molecular mechanism of arsenic trioxide in the treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia and multidrug resistance associated with overexpression of membrane transporters, P-glycoprotein and MRP1, in cancer cells. Dr. Drobna is a member of the Society of Toxicology and the Genetics and Environmental Mutagenesis Society.


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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Fashion Snow
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Yay new challenge! I can't wait to see what you guys cooked up!!ReplyDelete
And I have no problem with you pinning that look to Pinterest - feel free to follow me too - username muppetmusic22 :)
And I would want to pet your coat if I was around you!
Fuzzy coat! I hope you had a great first day of classes. It sounds like you did.ReplyDelete
Your coat is so cozy and cute! Love it :) haha love the video too.ReplyDelete
The video is so true! I edit pics a little bit for lighting and red eye and occasionally erase a blemish or shiny nose. I don't know how many times I've had a conversation about photos in the media and how inaccurate they are to real life people. It's a sin and is teaching our children nothing. Well, maybe that they're not good enough as they are.ReplyDelete
I would pet your coat too! Sounds like school started out well!
thanks for stopping by my blog the other dayReplyDelete
love those boots you have on
i seriously think i owned a jacket just like that when i was your age! :)
Ooh, I could use another fashion challenge!ReplyDelete
I hope that cold weather just stops. :)
Yay fashion challenge! Can't wait to hear what it is! A negative comment on the jacket??? Whaaaaaat? This jacket rocks! I know what you mean though, you have to wear fur with extreme caution. Sorry for the crappy weather. I can't help but think that Colorado sent it your way! Also, we both wore essentially the same pants today!ReplyDelete
On principle I am against animal fur, but since this one is thrifted and looks so comfy and warm, I will forgive you this time ;)ReplyDelete
Looking forward to what's in store!
This jacket looks so fluffy and cosy! :) looking forward to the challenge!ReplyDelete
Ahhhhhhh so fluffy....do want to pet......ReplyDelete
You look fantastic in this outfit. You know I love the coat.ReplyDelete
That is a very cool vid. So true too. Like all the ads for mascara. They wouldn't sell much if they showed the real results. Maybe some day there will be truth in advertising.
LOL! that ad was hysterical. Be unrecognizable. Change your race LOL. Love it. I do think that some of it is kind of fun though -- I mean being able to change your look up... isn't that what we're all trying to do here? I'm not talking about the body shaping and so on, but changing your hair, and your make up ... and you look so cozy.ReplyDelete


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Patio furniture sets, outdoor table and outdoor patio chairs by Fermob come in 23 designer colors for creating a fresh perspective outdoors or adding to your existing outdoor decor and French bistro furniture. The Alize collection comes in an sunlounger, low armchair, and deck chair that are all adjustable and stackable to the best in comfort and easy storage. The Alize collection also has stacking low table and a removable connecting shelf for holding drinks, food, radios, magazines and more. Easily put these away when not needed as well. Explore the Alize collection and let it inspire your outdoor space today.


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Connie Kay
Recently I've been catching up on old jazz I've missed and I bought the Modern Jazz Quartet's Fontessa album. I was surprised to see that no thread had been made about the band's drummer, Connie Kay.
I suppose he's not a "drummy drummer" but his clean, sensitive playing and the way his cymbals intertwine with the piano and vibes enhance the band's beautiful rippling sound.
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Hello... How are you Ms. Renegade? ;´)
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Yeah, Connie Kay is an important drummer. He played with Pres back in the early 50s on some of his best work, imo.
What you may not know about Connie is he played on Tupelo Honey by Van Morrison. Crazy!
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check out the Cannonball Adderley record Know What I Mean?
Connie killin it on that record
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Ive listened a bunch to MJQ but to be honest, a little too clean for my taste. All magnificent players though.
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